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What do I need for scouting?
- A scout book, different for each level
- A scout shirt, blue for tiger through bear, tan for Webelos
- A kerchief, different for each level
- A slide
- A Chippewa Valley Council patch
- A red five patch, and a red zero patch
- A blue and gold den patch, different for each den
- Here is a uniform order sheet in PDF. form
click here that you
can mail to the council.
-Here is the insignia placement sheet
click here
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Where do I buy these?
At Gordy's True Value downtown
Chippewa Falls.
At
the scout shop 710 S.
Hastings Way, Eau Claire.
Sometimes, Goodwill, or Saver's in Eau Claire will have scout
shirts.
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What is a Den Meeting?
A den meeting is a smaller meeting where scouts have individual
activities appropriate for their level. Scouts will learn about
nutrition, physical fitness, first aid, and patriotism to name a few
areas. Scouts will also have a snack and game. Den meetings
typically last an hour to an hour and a half. Den meetings are
typically held twice a month.
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What is a Pack Meeting?
A pack meeting is a larger meeting which all dens attend. Scouts
show off what they've done at their den meetings. Pack meetings
typically last one hour, and are held once a month. Each month, a
different den will lead the game, and bring a snack. They may also
do a skit or sing a song for the rest of the pack. Our pack meetings
are held at 6pm at Our Saviors Lutheran Church in the basement.
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What other activities do the scouts do?
Pack 50 has a pinewood derby race, snow tubing trip, winter camp,
summer camp, summer activity and parade floats. Pack 50 conducts the flag ceremonies
for Stanley-Boyd home football games. Pack 50 also does community service
projects like the scouting for food.
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What is the difference between Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts?
Cub Scouts are part of the Boy Scouts of America. Cub Scouts
covers 1st through 5th grade. Cub Scouts have activities led by
trained adult leaders. Boys Scouts are older boys who plan their own
actives with adult leaders supervising. Cub Scouts cross over to Boy
Scouts in Fifth grade.
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