Welcome to Cub Scout Pack 301!
Serving youth in the Chaska and Carver area for over 60 years.
Cub Scouts is a fun, welcoming organization for keeping our boys and girls active and teaching them the values necessary to grow into healthy, responsible young men and women.
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Cub Scout Pack 301 – Chaska & Carver
Cub Scout Pack 301 serves the youth in Chaska and Carver Area in Minnesota as a part of Northern Star
Thanks to everyone who came out tonight for a great Halloween Pack meeting!
Join the fun by registering as a Cub Scout at: beascout.scouting.org/units/BD4DBA18-4327-4967-B9A9-929714DA2873
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Our Bears had a great time on their hike at Lowry Nature Center today while they learned about Leave No Trace and the 6 Essentials for a Hike!
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The Webelos scouts attended their first den campout this weekend. They worked on Webelos Walkabout, Tech on the Trail, Math on the Trail and Let’s Camp adventures. They hiked almost 5 miles and found 7 caches while geocaching along the way. We endured a little rain Saturday with a surprise rainbow after. S’mores and Woofums were devoured and fun was had by all.
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It may be raining today, but the Cub Scouts are out playing kickball and more before a great lunch of hot dogs and hamburgers.
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Boys and Girls in Kindergarten thru 5th Grade are invited to try out Cub Scout Pack 301! We welcome all families from the Chaska, Carver, and surrounding communities. Learn more and Register at beascout.scouting.org
We have some great activities planned for this year for our Scouts:
*Campouts! We host two no-cost campouts for our Scouts and families — one this weekend and a second one in May where we’ll have Archery and BB rifles for Scouts to learn marksmanship
See what Camp is like! www.facebook.com/reel/794303343235398
*Monthly optional activity days
*Pinewood Derby in January chaskacubscouts301.org/pack-calendar/pinewood-derby/
*Options to attend Cub Scout Summer Camp and Polar Cubs
*Learn about Service to others
(Plus fun and games)
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The Webelos Den had there first meeting of the new scouting year. They worked on the Bobcat Adventure, planned meals for their campout, completed the Chef’s Knife Adventure and used our new skills to slice fruit for a fruit salad.
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Why Join Cub Scouting?
- If you could give only one gift to the young people who are most important in your life, what would it be? No matter what your family situation is, it is within your power to help these children grow into people with a good feeling about themselves and a genuine concern for others. Cub Scouting can assist you in providing this greatest gift of all.
- Cub Scout-age children benefit developmentally from belonging to a small group of peers. Your child will be a part of a den, a small group of Cub Scouts in the same grade level and who are of the same gender. Through this sense of belonging, children build self-esteem and learn to get along with others.
- As a parent, you want to be assured that the groups that your child joins will teach values consistent with good citizenship, character development, personal fitness, and leadership. The values we seek to instill are found in the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
- We know that kids do not join Cub Scouting for character building. Kids join because it is FUN. Your child will learn great lessons, but they will be far too busy having fun to notice.
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BSA Youth Protection Mission Statement
True youth protection can be achieved only through the focused commitment of everyone in Scouting. It is the mission of Youth Protection volunteers and professionals to work within the Boy Scouts of America to maintain a culture of Youth Protection awareness and safety at the national, regional, area, council, district, and unit levels.
Required Training
- Youth Protection training is required for all BSA registered volunteers and is a joining requirement.
- Youth Protection training must be taken every two years. If a volunteer’s Youth Protection training record is not current at the time of recharter, the volunteer will not be re-registered.