September Roundtables
Roundtables are going local!
This month we're returning to District lead roundtables. These smaller roundtables will give leaders a better opportunity to interact, ask questions, and share ideas!
Check out this month's exciting break out topics!
Cub Scout Breakout: BSA Aims & Methods/Advancement
Scouts BSA Breakout: Advancement: getting youth and adult leadership scheduling together.
This training will cover how to use several social media platforms to showcase a unit’s success, how to use them for promotions, and how to build on social media presence in local communities.
Join us on Sept 9th!
Countdown to success!
This online event, for unit Popcorn Kernels, New Member Coordinators, Membership Chairs, Committee Chairs, and Unit Leaders, kicks off our fall campaigns.
Come find out about unit popcorn fundraising and the fall membership campaign!
Did you miss us? Did you go but missed an important detail? Did you want to share part of the presentation with your unit?
This month we discussed unit programming with a focus on preparing for the fall and the Guidelines for Resuming Unit Activities.
The BSA and ScoutingWire are working together to help Get staff and volunteers ready for fall recruiting by inviting them to join the National Recruiting Webinars happening this summer. These regular, one-hour sessions covered topics important to recruiting in 2020, including geofencing, BeAScout.org, Zoom 101, online registration, and much more.
Recordings of past webinars are available in the Marketing and Membership Hub.
Did you miss us? Did you go but missed an important detail? Did you want to share part of the presentation with your unit?
We got you!
Check out the recording to learn about all of the exciting opportunities available to your units:
- Stay Camp!
- The Yawgoog Network!
- Funding your Scouting Adventure!
- Virtual Recruitment!
- Social Media tips!
The Yawgoog Network is an exciting opportunity for all those that love Yawgoog, not just Scouts!
Be sure to subscribe to the streaming video service this summer for special programs like, hikes around camp, religious services, the famous Saturday Night Show, and more!
Check out the entire May Cub Scout Virtual Roundtable!
Hear updates about Day Camp, Family Camp, and learn more about holding a Pack Planning Conference!
Check out the entire May Scouts BSA Virtual Roundtable!
Hear updates about summer camp and other safe scouting opportunities!
Check out the entire April Virtual Roundtable!
Find out how to host virtual unit meetings. Hear tips right from successful units.
Free Online Meeting Platforms:
Google Hangouts:
Easy to use, no time limit, allows up to 10 participants
Zoom:
Great features (allows for main meeting and sub-meeting rooms), 40-minute time limit, allows up to 100 participants, call in for audio.
Webex:
Easy to use, no time limit, allows up to 100 participants. Call in for audio
Skype:
Good stability, four-hour time limit, allows up to 50 participants
UberConference:
Excellent video quality, 45-minute time limit, allows up to 10 participants
Marc Cardin, Cubmaster of Pack 4 Gaspee, has hosted a number of his pack meetings over Zoom.
He shared a presentation on how you can do the same, including a bunch of his tips for success!
Meeting materials should remain as relevant as possible. With so many families staying home the SCOUT Strong program can be a great tool to help remind Scouts that physical fitness is one of the core parts of our program and that it isn't limited to physical activity.
Eating right is just as important!
Chasity from Pack 7 Somerset has some great tips on setting you your Virtual Pinewood Derby!
And, of course, check out our other tabs for Cub Scouts and Scouts BSA materials available there!