October's Core Value, Brave,
will use the theme, Super Cub!
A SCOUT IS BRAVE
A Scout can face danger even if he is afraid. He stands for what is right even if others laugh at him.
HOW DOES “SUPER CUB!” RELATE TO THIS POINT OF THE SCOUT LAW?
Superheroes are known for facing danger although they are afraid. A Scout, like a superhero, has the courage to stand for what he thinks is right even if others laugh at him or threaten him.
Previous Month's (Note 1)that have themes that might have material you can us with BRAVE and "SUPER CUB!" are:
Note 1 – For the list I chose themes that had to deal with Hometown Heroes, Knights, American Colonists and Pioneers, and Fire Fighters. Plus, the themes used for the previous Core Values of Perseverance and Courage. CD
November's Core Value, Helpful,
will use the theme, Cubs in Action
A SCOUT IS HELPFUL
A Scout is helpful. A Scout cares about other people. He willingly volunteers to help others without expecting payment or reward.
HOW DOES “CUBS IN ACTION” RELATE TO THIS POINT OF THE SCOUT LAW?
It is never too early in our lives to begin helping other people. Scouting has promoted being helpful to others since it began in 1907 in England. Being helpful to others is what William D. Boyce experienced one foggy night in London, when a Scout helped him find his way. Boyce was so impressed that the Scout helped him and refused a reward that he incorporated the Scouting program in America in 1910.
Our Cub Scouts find active ways to help others in their neighborhoods and spread the goodwill of Scouting. By teaching and living the Scout slogan, "Do a Good Turn Daily," we are keeping the third point of the Scout Law: A Scout is helpful.
