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Cranberry Harbors Roundtable Slides Welcome to Cranberry Harbors February Roundtable Gathering Activity (Scouting Birthday Quiz): Pick up the Scouting Birthday Quiz at the sign in table 1. Match the Scouts with their achievements 2. Compare answers with fellow Scouters 3. Discuss with your fellow Scouters what your Unit will do to mark the 110th anniversary of Scouting Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 Opening Ceremony: Scouting Birthday Opening Source: https://voiceofscouting.org/happy-birthday-scouting Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 Prayer: Scout Law Prayer Prayer Source: https://scoutermom.com/1572/scout-law-prayer/ Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 Cranberry Harbors Feb. Roundtable – Agenda • Opening Ceremony: Scouting Birthday • Prayer: Scout Law Prayer • Attendance Sheets! • Welcome to NEW RT Attendees! • District KEY 3 – District Chair, District Commissioner, District Executive • Gathering Activity: Scouting Birthday Quiz Answers • Other Items / Announcements • Safety Minute: Ice Safety • “Big Rock” Topic: Investment In Character • Commissioner’s Minute • Breakout – Cub: “All About Derbies” Scouts BSA: “Training the SPL/ASPL” Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 District Key-3 Minutes •District Chair •District Commissioner •District Executive Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 Scouting Trivia Quiz Answers 1. Naturalist and First Chief Scout. d. Ernest Thompson Seton 2. Woodsman and early Scout Commissioner. b. Daniel Carter Beard 3. First Scout Executive. h. James E. West 4. First World Scout. i. Robert Baden-Powell 5. First American to climb Mt. Everest. c. Eagle Scout Jim Whittaker 6. First man to walk on the Moon. a. Eagle Scout Neil Armstrong 7. First Eagle Scout to be President of the United States. g. Eagle Scout Gerald Ford 8. First baseball player to break Babe Ruth’s home run record. e. Scout Hank Aaron 9. First to fly a balloon around the world solo and non-stop. f. Eagle Scout Steve Fossett Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 Jan. Roundtable Slides Posted to District Page: Council Web site -> District Page -> Roundtable https://www.mayflowerbsa.org/about/overview/council-districts/cranberry-harbors- district/#roundtable Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 Other Items: • NEW Annual Health and Medical • UPDATE BeAScout PIN Record Form • New Leaders? Contact Data? • Existing form OK through 2020, new • Leader transition this year? form required after Jan 2021 Consider helping the District! • Per Mayflower BSA eNews 1/23/20, for summer camp 2020: “Part C of • Parking Lot the form must be signed by the • Other Items / Announcements licensed health care provider. A licensed health care provider signature on an attached form will not be accepted. ” Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 Safety Minute: Ice Safety Graphic Credit: https://unofficialnetworks. com/2018/11/14/nerdy- graphic-to-explain-ice- thickness/ Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 “Big Rock” Topic: Investment in Character Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 Commissioner’s Minute: Scouting Birthday: One Good Turn Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 Breakout Sessions: Cubs: “All About Derbies” Scouts BSA: “Training the SPL/ASPL” Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020 THANKS For Your Participation AND For all you do for our Youth Cranberry Harbors District Roundtable Feb. 2020.
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