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Coming Attractions!

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Ecunchatee District
PINEWOOD DERBY
March 20, 2010
LDS Church on the corner of Carter Hill Rd and Crawford St.  Across from the Southeast Y
More information to be posted soon

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Outdoor leader skills

The January 23 OLS course has been canceled.  Stay tuned for the when the next course is offered.

 

For more information contact your District Executive at 334-262-2697 or 1-800-977-2688 or you can visit us online at www.tukabatcheebsa.org or www.tukabatchee.org/ecunchatee (for downloading camping gear checklist and directions to camp).   

 

Course directors can be contacted by email:

Henry Lucas – smtroop1@hotmail.com 

Greg Jones - commissionergreg@gmail.com

B A L O O

 

Basic Adult Leader Outdoor Orientation

 

This will be offered later in the Spring of 2010.  Keep checking back for updates on the date, price and location.

 

 

This is an energetic training that will cover everything a Cub Scout Leader needs to know to plan a fun pack overnighter.  It’s more than just camping – it includes ideas for outdoor activities, games and ceremonies; information on selecting and using camping equipment; how to run a campfire program; hands-on Cub Scout cooking demonstrations!  In short, everything you need to know to make your overnighter a fun, successful event! You will receive a notebook full of information. Bring a lawn chair and come have fun.

 

For more information call us at 334-262-2697 or

1-800-977-2688

 

 

Wood badge 2010

Dates:

February 26-28, 2010

March 19-21, 2010

 

Cost: $225 per participant

 

Wood Badge for the 21st Century is designated for all Scouters in any position.  The course focuses on leadership skills rather than outdoor skills.  The course is taught in two sessions:  The first session is modeled on unit meetings; the second session is delivered using a troop camping activity.  Both sessions must be completed successfully.  These two sessions run from Friday morning through Sunday evening on non-consecutive weekends.

 

Prior to attending Wood Badge the Scouter must have completed all basic training courses for their position and complete the outdoor skills training appropriate for their position. 

 

For More Information Contact:

Deborah Clark at (256) 329-8683, email dclark62@charter.net

or Denise at Scout Office 1-800-977-2688

 

ACCEPT THE WOOD BADGE CHALLENGE TODAY!

 

REGISTRATION IS LIMITED TO 48 PARTICIPANTS

Detach the form below and return it to the Council Center with your $50 deposit.

The remainder of the fee is due no later than January 22, 2010.

Council refund policy will be enforced.

Click here to download Wood Badge Application

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Basic Leader Training

Who Should Attend?

  • All new cub scout, boy scout and venturing Leaders.
    All scout leaders taking on new positions in the pack,
    troop or crew.
  • All experienced Scouters who want to improve their
    skills of leadership.
  • All leaders who are interested in attending advanced training (Wood Badge). You must be fully trained for your position to participate in that course.
  • For more information or if you need training contact your District Executive at 334-262-2697 or 1-800-977-2688.

What is Basic Leader Training?
The New Basic Leader Training comprises two parts: New Leader Essentials for all unit-level leaders and Leader Specific Training, which is based on the
leader's unit-level position.
New Leader Essentials is an introductory session that highlights the values, aims, history, funding, and methods of Scouting. Position Specific Training provides the specialized knowledge a new leader needs to assume a leadership position.

These Positions include:

  • Tiger Den Leader
  • Den Leader
  • Assistant Den Leader
  • Assistant Scoutmaster
  • Crew Advisor
  • Assistant Cubmaster
  • Webelos Den Leader
  • Assistant Webelos Den Leader
  • Pack Committee Member
  • Pack Committee Chair
  • Troop Committee Member
  • Troop Committee Chair
  • Associate Crew Advisor
  • Crew Committee Member
  • Pack Trainer
  • Scoutmaster
  • Cubmaster

Go to the Program Flyer tab or Council / Distirct Calendar for training dates and locations.

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Moccasin Gap is sure to be a wild ride

Plan an exciting fun filled adventure down the Coosa River with your group this Summer. Canoes with life jackets and paddles are available for rent at a minimal cost of $100.00 per trailer (this includes six canoes with jackets and paddles).

There are two full trailers available at the Alabama Power Company building in Wetumpka. Once you put in below Jordan Dam ride the rapids of the Coosa river down through the rocks of Moccasin Gap. Many groups get out here, have lunch and take a dip in the water. The its back in the canoes to ease one down the river to take out point (the boat landing in Wetumpka).

This canoe run is close, convenient, and makes for a full day of fun. To make your groups reservation or received more information contact: Denise Miller at 334-262-2697 or 1-800-977-2688.

Challenging Outdoor Personal Experience

The COPE course is an exciting program which involves a series of challenging outdoor activities. There are initiatives games, a high and low ropes course, a rappelling tower and climbing wall. The one day program includes several of these activities and lunch. Some of the events involve a group effort, while others test individual skills and agility.

Participants balance, swing, jump and think through solutions to a variety of challenges. Come test your groups skills and see if they live up to what you thought they may be.

The cost for a member is $35.00 per participant or a minimum of $300.00, which ever is greater. For a non-member the cost is $45.00 per participant or a minimum of $400.00, which ever is greater. Other packages and full COPE program are available.

To make your group reservations or receive more information: Contact Denise Miller at 334-262-2697 or 1-800-977-2688.

Masters of the Universe?  Time to rethink maybe?