We had a great idea shared at our May 2011 Roundtable. We all know that Pack Meeting is a family affair. What happens when those families involve lots of small children? It can get a little crazy. Especially when the awards seem to go on forever. (Think in terms of ages 2-6. Awards do go on forever...) As a way to help with the wiggles of children, set up a coloring table in the back for them. The Pack Committee can provide crayons and coloring pages that go along with the theme for the month. Siblings have an activity just for them, the meeting doesn't seem quite so long and the business part of Pack Meeting can go as planned with fewer interruptions (we hope).
Cub Scout Leader Roundtable
Friday, May 27, 2011
Pack Meeting Tots
We had a great idea shared at our May 2011 Roundtable. We all know that Pack Meeting is a family affair. What happens when those families involve lots of small children? It can get a little crazy. Especially when the awards seem to go on forever. (Think in terms of ages 2-6. Awards do go on forever...) As a way to help with the wiggles of children, set up a coloring table in the back for them. The Pack Committee can provide crayons and coloring pages that go along with the theme for the month. Siblings have an activity just for them, the meeting doesn't seem quite so long and the business part of Pack Meeting can go as planned with fewer interruptions (we hope).
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