Q: Where can I drop off my forms for summer day camp?

Hello families,

The answer is:  with Brian Reeder.  Here is his contact information:

1011 Burnham Ct

Sun Prairie

834-1321

For complete information on the camp, along with links to the registration forms, see the April 10 and April 13 posts below.  Remember that after May 27, the registration fee increases from $65 to $75.

Thanks!

If you are attending this Sunday's clean-up/planting day, please let us know

Hello families,

So that we can help ROSCO with their planning, please email comchairpack443@gmail.com if you are planning to attend (see post below for details on the clean-up/planting day).

And weather permitting, please wear a cub scout shirt or uniform.  Thanks!

Spring Planting and Clean Up Day at Royal Oaks this Sunday

Spring Planting and Clean Up Day   Sunday, May 1st 3pm - 7pm    We need your help implementing the first phase of Royal Oaks new landscaping plan!   Can we count on you? We will be joining the volunteers that ROSCO (Royal Oaks School-Community Org.) has enlisted.   Please Bring: Shovels Rakes Wheel Barrows

Fees payable for summer camp

Hello families,

Just a reminder that the registration fee for summer day camp includes a T shirt for the Cub Scout, camp patch and program material for each Cub Scout participant.  The Fee per scout is $65.  Registration after May 27th is $75.

Adults attend day camp at no charge.

CHECKS SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO PACK 443.  FEES WILL BE SUBMITTED AS A GROUP FOR THE PACK. A YOUTH ROSTER AS WELL AS AN ADULT ROSTER WILL BE SUBMITTED AS WELL.

Thanks!

Cub Scout Camp Information for 2011 - PLEASE BRING COMPLETED FORMS TO THURSDAY'S PACK MEETING

To: Families of Pack 443

From: Brian Reeder, Pack 443 Summer Camp Coordinator

& Wolf Den Leader



Re:  Cub Scout Camps for 2011



June 13-15, 2011 at Token County Creek Park

6200 US Hwy 51, Deforest, WI  53532

8:30 am -3:30 pm daily

The Cub Scout Summer Camp program for the Glacier’s Edge Council is designed to provide an age appropriate progression of activities for our Packs and the families they serve.



The theme for camp this year is “Baloo the Builder”

Stations will revolve around construction and engineering, to include: sling shot, rock throwing, hatchet throwing, BB guns, archery catapult construction, bubble rocket, obstacle course, bridge demolition, ultimate Frisbee, kick ball, nature hike and more.



Registration fee includes a T shirt for the Cub Scout, camp patch and program material for each Cub Scout participant.  The Fee per scout is $65.  Registration after May 27th is $75.

Adults attend day camp at no charge.

 

Below are the links for the 3 required forms.  Please complete and bring along to the April 14th Pack Meeting.

 

Pack 443 policy requires a parent or adult family member volunteer to supervise the pack and help with activities for at least one of the 3 days your Cub Scout is at Day Camp.

Pack volunteers run Token Creek County Park Day Camp from the packs that are attending.  We are expected, at a minimum, to have one adult volunteer present daily for each 6 scouts attending.

Please indicate the day(s) you will be volunteering on the top of the Adult Registration form.  I will need to have a rough even distribution of volunteers across the days.  Therefore, please list first, second and third choice days as I may need to do some shuffling.



I will bring extra copies of the forms to the April 14th pack meeting as well.



2011 Glacier’s Edge Council Cub Scout Day Camp

Cub Scout

Use this form for Day Camps at Token Creek County Park



http://www.glaciersedge.org/images/stories/camping/Cub_Scout_Camp/2011_Cub_Camp/2011_Day_Camp_Youth_Reg_North.pdf



2011 Glacier’s Edge Council Cub Scout Day Camp Adult Registration and Resource Form for Token Creek

Adult

In 2011, Due to budget constraints, T-shirts will not be provided free of charge for volunteer staff and adults who work and/or attend Token Creek Day Camp.  T-shirts may be order prior to camp.  See registration form for ordering information if interested



http://www.glaciersedge.org/images/stories/camping/Cub_Scout_Camp/2011_Cub_Camp/Day_Camp_Regional_Adult_Reg.pdf


These registrations must be accompanied by a BSA Annual Medical Health Record with Sections A and B completed with a current (signed and dated within the past year) signature.

All Cub Scouts and Adults attending the Token Creek Day Camp require the BSA Annual Medical Health Record Sections A and B.  Cub Scout Day Camp does not require a physician’s signature. Please send a copy. By State law we must retain a copy for camp records. Health forms are required in order to participate in camp activities.



http://www.glaciersedge.org/images/stories/camping/Camp_Admin/GEC_Health_Form_A__B_New.pdf

PACK MEETING: 6:00 p.m. Thursday, April 14 at Aldo Leopold Nature Center in Monona (carpool available)

Hello families,

This month we'll be meeting on Thursday at the Aldo Leopold Center at 6:00 sharp.  A carpool will be available, leaving from Royal Oaks Elementary at 5:40 sharp and returning around 8:15.  We look forward to seeing you there!

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SCHEDULE -- Thursday, April 14 at Aldo Leopold Center (Monona)

5:40               Carpool leaves from Royal Oaks for Monona

6:00 - 6:15     Short Pack meeting with awards

6:15 - 7:45     Nature program    (Note:  part of the program may be held outside)

7:45               Load cars for return trip to Royal Oaks

8:15               Arrive back at Royal Oaks

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DIRECTIONS

(see below, also at:  http://www.naturenet.com/alnc/direct.html)

The Aldo Leopold Nature Center Monona Campus is located at 300 Femrite Drive, Monona, on a 47 acre conservation park.

1. Take the South Beltline (Hwy 12-18) to Monona Drive. Exit North and continue past the Monona Drive/Broadway Street intersection.
2. Turn East on Femrite Drive and pull into the driveway after the Monona Meadows sign on the North side of the street. There is a sign for the Aldo Leopold Nature Center and Monona's Woodland Park.
3. Follow the driveway up the hill; the Nature Center is located just south of the main parking lot. All buses must park in the first parking lot. This is also where students will greet the Naturalists.