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| Alternative Games - Every unit can use some teambuilding ideas! Ice-breakers, gathering activities, games… This course will present different ways of building and encouraging your unit’s youth leadership and add that extra spark to your Troop, Pack, or Den meeting | Sample Games - PDF
There are lots of other games resources throughout this CDROM! |
| Awards and Recognition for Leaders - Learn what awards are available, how to earn them, who does the paper work and much, much more. A great way to retain and motivate your unit leadership. | 2010 PowerPoint
Presentation
Internet Links: |
| Basics of Fundraising | See Making Your Unit Financially Healthy |
| Beginning E.D.G.E. - How do you organize a class when teaching a skill? How do you keep on track and avoid confusion? Would you like to help improve the quality of teaching in your Troop, Crew, or Pack? "The Beginning EDGE" offers you clear direction and a concrete method that you can apply to teaching or helping to teach skills. You will learn about the EDGE methodology and see it applied in practice. | Basic EDGE - PDF
Basic EDGE notes - PDF |
| Bird Watching - Learn the basics of bird watching, how to build cool birdhouses and feeders. Learn to formulate tasty bird treats. |
Ducks at a Distance - a guide from USGS Internet links: Cornell Laboratory of Ornithology (Sapsucker Woods) and their "All About Birds" guide Cornell also offers an app for smartphones called "Merlin" which is very useful. You can enter characteristics of the bird you see (or even a photo) and it will offer possible identifications. The All About Birds website has a page which links to the Apple and Android app stores to obtain the app.
Identification of American Birds - from USGS |
| Bringing Duty to God to Your Unit- Is your unit celebrating Scout Sunday? How do you show "a Scout is Reverent"? Do you say grace with meal? Does your unit use Chaplain Aides? This course will help get you headed in the right direction. |
A Scout is Reverent
Link to Program of Religious Activities for Youth The Roles of
the Chaplain and Chaplains' Aide |
| Campfire Harmonica - The flames are burning low and conversation is falling off. What could complete the evening better than the call of the harmonica? Learn the basics of the instrument and how even you can play a few simple tunes and encourage the fellowship of the campfire! | Course Book - PDF |
| Campfires - Light up your outdoor activities and events with the spark of great campfires! This session gives you everything from songs to s'mores. | Campfire
Ideas Websites - pdf Campfire Planner - PDF Campfire Magic - PDF Campfire Program - PDF Campfire Program Extras - PDF Fire Lays - PDF Grey Areas - PDF Walk-Ons - PDF Internet Links: See the General page for: Campfire materials and Songbooks See Bringing Duty to God to Your Unit for Scouts' Own materials |
| Coffee-making 101 in the Outdoors: Water is essential to life, Coffee is essential to humanity! Don't settle for anything but the best when you are preparing your "morning brew". Our instructor shares the fruits of his experiments and offers more than ten different ways to make coffee while camping. This presentation includes hands-on instruction and careful analysis of the results (AKA taste-testing). | Trail Coffee 101 - 2023 University of Scouting presentation - PDF |
| Conflict Resolution / Dealing with Disruptive Scouts and Behaviors: Anytime a group gets together there is a potential for conflict, and the natural desire to “win” means that someone must “lose”. When suggestions and desires clash, conflict arises. Unchecked it can derail planned activities and fracture Unit cohesion. This course will provide you with tools to “read the ituation” and recognize a developing conflict situation. It will also offer positive suggestions for preventing conflict from escalating or defusing a situation that is getting out of control. | 2020 Slide Deck - PDF |
| Crafts Galore - Learn how to use simple crafts and inexpensive supplies to lead your Cubs to imagine, create, develop manual dexterity and hone fine motor skills, and to have fun. | How
to Make a Paper Cup - PDF Neckerchief Slide from Craft Foam - PDF Putting Crafts into Your Cub Program - PDF Tat's Turning Trash into Treasure - PDF Dreamcatchers - PDF Useful Internet Links handout - PDF Internet Links: |
| CyberChip and online safety The latest BSA advancement requirements include some form of "Earning the Cyber Chip" for all programs, but what is the Cyber Chip and how does a youth earn it? This course will help you to sort out the requirements so that you can help your youth and their parents to access the NetSmartz Website and complete their Cyber Chip requirements. | 2019
Presentation - PDF
2017 Troop-Level Material for BSA Cybership - MSW National
Website Cyber Chip page 2014 "Safety on the Internet" Course
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| Dutch Oven Cooking - Practical hands -on experience in preparing and cooking a variety of Dutch oven meals, desserts, and other fun foods. | Dutch Oven
Cookbook - PDF International Dutch Oven Society (web link) |
| Effective Unit Communications | See "Get the Word Out!" |
| Effective PowerPoint Presentations - Learn the ins and outs of PowerPoint. How to create an effective and entertaining presentation, and keys to presenting. |
PowerPoint Presentation
BSA National Branded PowerPoint Templates: To use, open template from CDROM and save to your computer in PowerPoint.
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| Electronics in the Outdoors - More and more often we find electronic devices accompanying us on the trail. How do you keep them safe, dry, and fed? When are they useful, what are their limits? | 2020 PowerPoint
presentation
Introduction
to Electrical Principles - PDF Excerpt from 1911 BSA Handbook on
Wireless Telegraphy - PDF Link to American Radio Relay
League - web page for Scouts |
| Fishing Merit Badge | See Go Fishing |
| Flag Etiquette - The proper display of our National Flag alone or with other flags is an important subject and one that is tied directly to Scout Advancement. Come and learn how to display and treat our Flag with respect and how to properly honor the standards of other countries and organizations. | Flag Etiquette - PDF Flag Glossary - PDF Displaying the Flag - PDF |
| Fundraising | See "Make your unit financially healthy" |
| Games | See: |
| Genealogy/Oral History -Learn how to record your geneology with an oral history. Many hands-on opportunities. | Power
Point Presentation (2008)
"Memories Matter" brochure - Front
Back - PDF Research Log - PDF Cemetery Records form -
PDF |
| Get the word out! We've got the best game in town, but nobody knows about it. How can your unit get the word out to the community about what you've been doing and how much fun your Cubs/Scouts/Venturers are having? How can you attract new members to your unit by effective publicity? Does your unit have a website or Facebook page, and if not, why not? What local media is available, and how do you use it? All these things, and more, will be covered! | 2010 "Effective Communications" PowerPoint
presentation (Rascha Scheel) 2010 "Websites & Newsletters" PowerPoint presentation (handouts in PDF) (Jim Graney) 2005 "Websites & Newsletters" PowerPoint presentation (Jery Stedinger) 2004 "Websites & Newsletters" PowerPoint presentation (Mike Brown) 2004 "Beyond Newsletters" PowerPoint Presentation (Jery Stedinger) Handout from March 2010 Taughannock Roundtable - PDF Designing Websites for Accessibility BSA Guidelines for Websites
- PDF "Web Site Freshness: The Fine Art of Keeping It Current" from Microsoft Sample Website: Troop Website (Troop 80, Cortland) Sample Newsletters: "Web Pages That Suck" - Vincent Flanders' website where you can learn good website design from looking at bad website design (link) Power Point Presentation on Unit Communications (2008)
Ideas to Promote Scouting -
PDF |
| Get your Scouts wet!: Learn about Safe Swim Defense/Safety Afloat and how to teach and supervise the BSA Requirements for Webelos Aquatics, as well as 1st and 2nd Class Scouts. These certifications are required to take your Pack, Troop or Crew swimming or boating | 2016 PowerPoint
Program handout - PDF Internet links: |
| Getting Started in the Outdoors The biggest hurdle to outdoor enjoyment can be the "unknown". We know how to make ourselves comfortable when we are at home, but a campsite in the wilderness or even a site in a campground is a big unknown. Meet it face-on with experienced outdoor "users" who will guide you as they use this course to demonstrate how everyday comfort in the outdoors is an attainable goal. Instructor: Ed Plesnar | 2024 Presentation - PDF |
| Giving & Receiving Feedback - Giving feedback is one the most effective tools for reinforcing the behavior you want, and changing the behavior you don't. Come learn a four step method that will help you with your Scouts, your family, and your work. | 2010 PowerPoint
Presentation 2009 PowerPoint Presentation |
| Go Fishing - Kids love to fish! Learn how to take your Scouts fishing as part of the troop program and maybe pick up a pointer for yourself. | 2023
Fishing Merit Badge PPSX presentation - PDF
version
2022 Fish and Wildlife Management Merit Badge Presentation - PDF Course Outline - PDF Handouts - PDF |
| Got games? - Every unit can use some teambuilding ideas! Ice-breakers, gathering activities, games… This course will present different ways of building and encouraging your unit's youth leadership. | Team Building Games (all PDF)
UK Scout Association on Team Building PDF |
| Gourmet Cookouts - Encourage your Scouts to try a more elaborate outdoor cooking experience. | Gourmet Cookouts
- PDF Gourmet Cookout Recipes - PDF Patrol Menu Planning Worksheet - PDF Cooking
on Embers |
| Group Dynamics for Outdoor Leadership - Effective outdoor leaders understand the dynamic phases of the people they are leading. In this session, you’ll be introduced to the “Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing and Transforming” group dynamics model and will discuss how leaders should respond to each phase in an outdoor or patrol setting. The concepts covered in this session will be geared towards older scouts with leadership experience and adult leaders. | PowerPoint Presentation |
| Hiking on Two Wheels -- Bike Touring: Learn how to plan and lead bike tours as a fun and challenging twist on hiking or as requirements for the cycling merit badge. Get some ideas on great places to go riding and bring home a checklist which you can use for inspecting your unit's bicycles prior to a ride. | PowerPoint Presentation from 2014 |
| A History of Scouting in 42 Objects - Take a walk through time as we look back at 1910 to the present, and see how Scouting has helped shape America. Learn about the new Scouting Heritage Merit Badge. |
2024 List of the 42
objects - PDF A History of the Baden-Powell
Council Shoulder Patch Scouting Heritage Merit Badge requirements Scouting History ResourcesFamous former scouts
(mostly British) - pdf How Scouting Grew
- pdf 100 Years in Review web
page from National The First Scout Camp - Brownsea - pdf World Jamborees - pdf The Scout Staff - pdf The Oath and Law Around the World - PDF Historical Postcards and Stamps About the Founders:Robert S. S. Baden-Powell, Lord Gilwell:
Daniel Carter Beard:
Ernest Thompson Seton:
James West - Biography - PDF |
| Identifying Trees and Plants Discuss ways to identify many of the common plants in our region with an eye towards helping scouts advance in rank. Strategies such as leaf shape, leaf arrangement on the branch, fruit type and many other attributes will be introduced. Plant growth habit (annual, perennial, woody tree/shrub) will also be reviewed. | 2024 Presentation - PDF |
| Images of Scouting - A picture is worth a thousand words, and there's a thousand ways to use photography in your unit! Pictures, slide shows, and videos help keep memories alive and are an important recruiting tool. Learn how to use photography and the few rules that will move your skills from "snapshot Bob" to "semi-pro Baden-Powell"! | 2019 PowerPoint Presentation
(Note: this presentation is also useful for teaching Photography Merit Badge) Requirements for Photography Merit Badge Are you taking great photos of your projects and activities? - UK Scout Association website UK Photography Activity Badge pamphlet - PDF An interesting paper from HP on longevity of computer-printed photographs - PDF Media 101: Imagery - publication from the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM) (off site link) Links for downloading some of the software referred to in the presentation are available on the Software page on this site. |
| In the Night Sky - Can you find the Big Dipper? Where is the North Star? Rub elbows with the stars and learn how to show your Scouts the wonders of the night sky in your backyard or on a campout. Star charts will be available for purchase for $5 from the instructor | 2012 Power
Point Presentation
List of Websites - PDF Measure the Speed of Light at Home - PDF Star Clock - PDF Internet Links: |
| Intervention Connection: Sometimes our youth come to us from difficult or unhealthy situations. Other times a youth (or adult) may use physical or mental bullying to control another youth. Learn how to spot the warning signs of abuse, neglect, and unhealthy situations and how and when to intervene effectively. Learn how to spot and redirect bullying, teasing, and unhealthy behavior in the Unit | |
| Introduction to GPS and Geocaching | See GPS and Geocaching |
| Introduction to Map & Compass: Boring, irrelevant, outdated? Come and learn how and why a map and compass will still remain our most useful and reliable tools for finding our way even in the internet age! | 2012 PowerPoint
Presentation 2009 PowerPoint Presentation Declination Map - PDF Download Topgraphical Maps
from the USCGS |
| Introduction to Special Awards | PowerPoint presentation
Year-round Camper Award Application PDF |
| Juggling for Fun: Juggling is fun and anyone can learn the basics in this fun and enjoyable class. Spice up your meetings and campfires with this crowd-pleasing skill! Come learn how to juggle. Spice up your meeting and campfires with this great crowd pleaser. | Basic
Scarf-Ball Juggling - PDF How to Juggle - PDF Internet Links:
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| Knife Sharpening - This course is open to all and recommended to those who are taking Whittling Wood. The Knife is the Scouts' Best Tool and a sharp knife is less likely to slip and slice where you don't want it to cut, but sharpening a knife correctly and keeping the edge keen are sometimes a bit of a mystery. Come and learn the basics of sharpening and honing from someone who knows his stuff | 2019 Handout - PDF |
| Leading a Successful High Adventure Activity - High Adventure is whatever you and your older Scouts define it to be. It can have many venues which will be discussed in this course. We will also cover the basics of what you need to know to lead a successful high adventure program -- planning, training, organizing a cooperative group, discipline, and physical preparation. | "Planning High Adventure Trips"
Presentations: 2011 Presentation Notes - PDF 2008 PowerPoint Presentation 2007 Presentation - PDF 2006 PowerPoint Presentation Handout from 2006 Presentation Links to High Adventure - PDF Avoiding
Bears - PDF |
| Leveraging Abilities - Understanding how a youth member with special needs relates to the world will help you to understand why some situations and events can trigger an "episode" or cause a youth to "shut down". Diverting the member from potential trouble areas is a constructive technique that will help foster an engaging and interesting environment while minimizing youth and leader frustrations. |
2017 Presentation - PDF
See Also "Youth with Special Needs" |
| Making Balloon Animals - A few easy-to-learn skills and techniques are all you need to make simple balloon animals and bring variety and excitement to group activities. Come and learn what you need, where you can get supplies, and how you can do it too! | Balloons 101 -
PDF Making Balloon Animals handout - PDF |
| Making Your Unit Financially Healthy - Budgeting for program plans and activities and balancing dues, fees, and fundraising are key to making your Unit financially independent and growing the funds you need for special activities. It can be done, if you choose to do it! This class will help you along that road. | 2022 PowerPoint
Presentation 2020 PowerPoint presentation 2011 PowerPoint presentation Baden-Powell Council Fundraising Policy - PDF ABC's of
Fundraising - PDF Pack Budget Spreadsheet - Excel |
| Map & Compass - Introduction | See Introduction to Map and Compass |
| Map & Compass Games - Scouts love to play games, so make Map & Compass fun by teaching them to use a compass, take bearings and follow directions. Learn how to set up a simple compass game your youth can play outside in a den or patrol meeting or during an outdoor activity. | 2012 PowerPoint
Presentation 2009 PowerPoint Presentation Map Symbol Relay
- PDF |
| Multi-Unit Event Leadership Have you ever wanted to run a district or council camporee, or maybe a Cub Scout event with another pack or two joining yours? Learn about themes and scheduling and rules about running these events and more from experienced event leaders, and learn about the rules governing such events. This training will help ensure that you and your youth participants have a safe, fun event. Multi-Unit events, Camporees, and similar events must follow new BSA guidelines. They aren't difficult to follow, but you need to know what they are and what to plan for. | 2024
Presentation on Event Themes - PDF 2024 Course outline - PDF Short-Term Camp NCAP Frequently Asked Questions - PDF NCAP Standards Applicable to Short-Term Camps - XLSX Age-Appropriate
Guidelines for Events - PDF Note: Participants received a link to a shared folder which contains materials from many different Cub and Scout events. If you are interested in having access to this folder, send an e-mail to Mike Brown. |
| Navigating Scouting.org - The BSA's websites provide lots of useful information for leaders in all of the Scouting programs - Cubs, Scouts and Venturing - but let's be honest, they're not the easiest in the world to use, at least at first. In this course we'll explore scouting's on-line resources, including the My.Scouting.org website and its associated Learning Center. | 2019
Presentation (PDF)
BSA Troop Leader Resources website |
| Outdoor Clothing - Keeping comfortable in the outdoors often has a lot to do with clothing choices. We'll talk about layering systems (shells, insulating layers, base layers) and the principles of dynamic layering. We'll look at various fabrics and materials - synthetics (nylon, polyester, Gore-Tex, etc.) and natural fibers (wool, cotton). Clothing options will be compared across a range of features (performance, quality and price.) and we'll be talking about what to wear and what NOT to wear | Links to REI Expert Advice web pages: |
| Overview of the Guide to Safe Scouting (G2SS) - What can you do with Scouts, and what can't do. What's OK for Webelos, but not for Cubs. The answers to these and other questions can be found in the G2SS and it's your go-to book to make sure that your program activities are permitted and age-appropriate. Come and learn why it's not just a requirement, but also good sense to know what's inside the G2SS. | Guide to Safe Scouting
- printable version in PDF
Guide to Safe Scouting - link to National Website for the latest information |
| Plant Identification | see Identifying Trees and Plants |
| Primitive Skills - Water Treatment in the Outdoors | See Water Treatment |
| Record Keeping - Learn how to do the advancement record keeping that is required for your pack or troop, and why it is important for your Scouts' advancement to Eagle. | PowerPoint Presentation (2008) |
| Recruiting, recognizing, and retaining: Developing adult leadership in your unit: Join us for an active discussion of techniques for developing new Leaders in your Unit, keeping them engaged, and providing the rewards and feedback that will help retain them as active and valued Leaders. As time allows we will discuss some aspects of planning for Succession as Leaders transition to other roles and programs. | 2020 Slide Deck - PDF |
| Recruiting & Retaining Youth Members - "Boy Talks" and flyers in schools have been mainstays of recruitment, but units can to do more. Learn creative recruiting methods, how to retain youth members once they have joined, and how the District & Council can help. | 2010
PowerPoint Presentation (David Lanning) 2008 PowerPoint Presentation (Sue Adams and Bruce Churchill) Recruiting Flyer from Pack 10 - PDF |
| Resources for Youth Members with Disabilities Knowing how and where to access resources and special training is the first step towards developing a plan to meet "Special Needs" challenges. Learn about readily available and accessible resources to help you train your leaders and prepare your Unit. | PowerPoint
Presentation
See also "Youth with Special Needs" |
| The "Right" Knife - A discussion of knife designs, sizes, weights, features, uses, performance characteristics, different blade metals and handle materials, ease of care and sharpening, scabbard designs, specialty knives, is there a perfect knife, reasons why people choose their favorite knife, and more… | REI page on "Knives and Tools: How to Choose" (internet link) |
| Scout Magic - Magic tricks are fun and a great way to weave lessons into activities and to develop confidence and dexterity. Come and learn a few simple tricks and the techniques you need to dress them up into something special. | 2009 Handout |
| Selecting & Retaining Volunteer Leaders - How to get & keep good leaders in your unit using National & Council recommended methods. Learn how training can help retain leaders. Start with getting them to come to the University of Scouting. | 2013 PowerPoint
Presentation (Bob Clark) 2010 PowerPoint Presentation (Dave and RomaJane Simpson) 2006 PowerPoint Presentation (Brian Dalton) 2005 PowerPoint Presentation (Bruce Churchill) Selecting Quality Leaders (module from BSBLT) - PDF |
| The Spectrum of Special Needs - Physical abilities and psychological outlooks have real effects on how an individual relates to the world. Understanding this is the first step towards helping a youth succeed. You will be introduced to the broad spectrum of "special needs" and techniques for integrating "special needs" youth into your Unit Program. | 2017
Handout - PDF
See also "Youth with Special Needs" |
| Storytelling - A hands-on workshop led by a gifted story teller, who will challenge you with exercises designed to improve your telling skills, and who will motivate you with captivating story telling examples. Participants will progress to confidently tell a short story on their own by the end of the workshop. Help enhance the "magic" around your unit's meetings and ceremonies by improving your telling skills!! | Storytelling
around the campfire and in the pack - PDF
"How to Tell a Story" - by Mark Twain |
| Take Your Unit on a Touring Trip - A touring trip can be the highlight of your unit's year, but there's a lot to think about before you head off on that week on the road! Thing BIG - how about a trip to Europe for your Venturing crew or a special event? Learn how to plan touring trips, locally or across the globe. | PowerPoint Presentation
Letter to Scouts about a Spring Trip -
PDF Troop 80's Spring Trip Itineraries: (all PDF) Blair Atholl Scottish Jamborette Trip: (All PDF) Internet links:
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| Talking to Youth about Youth Protection: Talking about Youth Protection to the youth in your Unit is an important responsibility, but it can be hard to open that conversation. Come and learn about the resources that are available, but also how to enlist your Leadership and Unit Parents in making these discussions non-threatening and helpful. | Presenting Youth Protection for Youth - PDF |
| Tax Deductions for Volunteers - Learn what you can legally deduct on your taxes for volunteering your time. Taught by a certified Tax Accountant | 2010 Presentation on
Tax Deductions for Volunteers - PDF
IRS Publication 526 - Charitable Contributions (PDF) |
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Teaching BSA Aquatic Requirements - Get in the pool and learn hands-on how to teach the BSA Requirements for Webelos Aquatics, 1st and 2nd Class Scouts! |
See "Get your Scouts wet!" |
| Transitioning Leaders to New Unit Positions - Many parents become Cub Scout leaders and move up with their boy, but what happens when the boy moves into Boy Scouting or Venturing? How do you move the parents into fulfilling Troop or Crew leadership positions? How do you use make this "new blood" part of your Unit succession plan? | 2009 Course handout - PDF |
| Tree Identification: Oak, Maple, Pine. What comes next ? Does tree identification stump you? Do you ‘pine’ for the ability to rattle off names and species ? There are lots more ways to identify a tree rather than just by its leaves. Come and learn the tools and techniques used to identify trees like a First Class Scout and, in the process, develop the knowledge you need to confidently help the youth in your unit learn this skill as well ! An introduction to the requirements for the Forestry Merit Badge will also be provided. | 2019
Presentation - offsite link to Prezi website
Also see Identifying Plants and Trees |
| Uniforming - Uniforming? Why is it important? Who's in charge? How do I know what I can wear on my uniform and what shouldn't be word on it? How about the Scouts? How do I know what goes where? If you've asked yourself any of these questions and you'd like to get the right information, come join this class and "Understand Uniforming the Scout way". | 2010 PowerPoint Presentation |
| Weather and Risk Management - Despite the forecast, units might experience unexpected hazardous weather situations including thunderstorms, floods, or even a microburst or tornado. Learn how to be prepared and reduce vulnerability, signs that indicate you are in trouble, and what to do when things do not look good. |
2017 PowerPoint
Presentation 2013 PowerPoint Presentation |
| Websites & Newsletters - Learn the nuts and bolts of creating newsletters for your unit that are not only informative, but fun to look at as well. Learn the tricks of the trade for creating and deploying a unit web site. | See "Get the Word Out!" |
| Whittlin' Wood - Don't cut corners! - It's fun to use your pocketknife to make a pointy stick, but it's even more fun to whittle a fun or useful object. It's even more fun if you still have ten fingers when you are finished! Come and learn knife safety and the basic techniques of whittling. | Neckerchief Slides - PDF |
| Wing It and Sing It! - Songs build morale and create fellowship. Cubs and Scouts love to sing and everyone will join in if YOU get them started. Learn how to open your mouth and get them singing! | See General Resources page for a number of songbooks |
| Woodbadge, NYLT and EDGE -Adults and youth are invited to come join the fun and share in the learning. Learn what Wood Badge, National Youth Leader Training, and EDGE can do for you and your unit. We will share our experiences and successes with you. Learn how one adult leader and one youth leader trained in Wood Badge, NYLT, and EDGE can make the difference to your unit. |
NYLT - 2012 PowerPoint Presentation Woodbadge - PowerPoint Presentation Origin of Woodbadge (PDF from UK Scout Association) The Woodbadge Home Page - internet link |
| You and Your Unit Commissioner - Did you know that the Unit Commissioner is intended to link the Unit and Council by supporting the Unit and providing help and resources? Come and chat with experienced members of the Commissioner Staff and learn how your Commissioner can help your Unit to thrive. | "Ask Andy" - straightforward advice from an experienced Unit Commissioner (internet link) |
| Youth With Special Needs - Working with Scouts with Special Needs, such as ADHD, physical limitations or mental disabilities, presents special challenges, as well as special rewards. Here's how you can make their Scouting days more successful, and preserve your sanity | 2023
University of Scouting Presentation on Advancement for Special Needs
Scouts - PDF 2023 University of Scouting Notes on Advancement for Special Needs Scouts - PDF BSA Guide to Working with Scouts with Special Needs and Disabilities - PDF Disability Models - PDF Supporting Scouts with ADHD from 2011 BSBLT (also notes in PDF)2007 PowerPoint presentation 2006 PowerPoint presentation "Individualizing Recreation and Leisure Activities for Youth with Special Needs" - Power Point presentation 2008 Handouts (PDF): "Accommodating ADD"
- reprint from CASP Today |
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