- Nov 2, Bag Drop Off
- Nov 9, Bag Pick Up
- Den Leaders will provide more details during your Den meetings this month
- Lion & Tiger Families Encouraged to Attend Cub Scout Safari @ Camp Trask on Nov 2nd and Join another Den for Bag Pick Up on Nov 9th:
Thursday, October 31, 2019
WHEN: FRIDAY, November 1st, 6:30 - 8:30 PM
WHERE: Lincoln Elementary School Auditorium
WEAR: Halloween Costumes
BRING: Trick or Treat Bags (Goodie Collection Bags)
INVITE: Family, Friends, Neighbors, & Pack 310 Alumni
- This year's Carnival will be hosted by WEBELOS I (Den 1), WEBELOS II (Den 5), and WOLVES (Den 6) Pack 310 Families
- Lion, Tiger & New Families can help out by inviting friends & family to join in on the Cub Scout FUN!
- Interested in helping set up & decorate? Arrive early (5 or 5:30 pm), & join in on the fun. We'll be playing "The House With A Clock In the Walls" for the Scouts, Siblings & Friends during set up.
Tuesday, September 24, 2019
Join in on the Family Fun with Pack 310!
Cub Scouts began in 1930. Lord Baden-Powell founded
Scouting and was fond of the stories in The Jungle Book by
Rudyard Kipling. Akela, the Wolf, was a wise leader and
adopted the boy, Mowgli, into the Pack. Baloo the Bear, helped
teach Mowgli the laws of the jungle to help him live amongst
the animals safely and responsibly. To this day, we use words
like Den and Pack as a way of remembering how Cub Scouting
began with inspiration from The Jungle Book.
Why Join Cub Scouts?
The scouting experience facilitates bonding the boys as friends through interactive team building adventures. And that goes for the parents & families as well. Joining scouts has introduced people to life-long friends who look out for each other, not to mention, just plain enjoy socializing with one another. Through scouting, your son will develop character qualities such as trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent. He will also learn new skills, develop new interests, and build on his own self-confidence, all while having fun filled adventures.
We have a variety of family friendly adventures throughout the year, including: STEM Nova and Supernova Award Programs, Camp Outs and Outdoor Events, Halloween Carnivals, Pinewood Derby, Blue & Gold Banquet, Hikes, Summertime activities, and Community service projects. This Years STEM Theme is “Cubs Can Code” and we’ll be learning about computers, coding, and more!
Why Join Cub Scouts?
The scouting experience facilitates bonding the boys as friends through interactive team building adventures. And that goes for the parents & families as well. Joining scouts has introduced people to life-long friends who look out for each other, not to mention, just plain enjoy socializing with one another. Through scouting, your son will develop character qualities such as trustworthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, courteous, kind, obedient, cheerful, thrifty, brave, clean, and reverent. He will also learn new skills, develop new interests, and build on his own self-confidence, all while having fun filled adventures.
We have a variety of family friendly adventures throughout the year, including: STEM Nova and Supernova Award Programs, Camp Outs and Outdoor Events, Halloween Carnivals, Pinewood Derby, Blue & Gold Banquet, Hikes, Summertime activities, and Community service projects. This Years STEM Theme is “Cubs Can Code” and we’ll be learning about computers, coding, and more!
Friday, October 4th 6:30 – 7:30 PM
Welcome Meeting @ Lincoln Elementary Auditorium
Come Join in on the Family Fun while your Scout is learning about Character Development, Community Service, STEM, and Outdoor Adventures with Cub Scout Pack 310!
Kindergarten – 5th Grade Boys
Website: LCpack310.org
Questions? Feel Free to Contact Ken McLemore, Pack 310 Committee Chair lacrescentapack310@gmail.com
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Friday, October 4th
- Wear: Cub Scout Uniform (time to upgrade your hats & neckerchiefs to your scouts rank this new school year)
- Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pm @ Lincoln Auditorium
- Bring: Family & Friends... Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Grade Dens are OPEN and RECRUITING! Feel free to invite your friends & neighbors to get involved with Scouting and help our PACK Grow!
- 6:30 - 7:30 PM @ Lincoln Elementary Auditorium
- WEAR: Cub Scout Uniform
- BRING: Family & Friends... Kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Grade Dens are OPEN and RECRUITING! Feel free to invite your friends & neighbors to get involved with Scouting and help our PACK Grow!
- DUES:
$100: 1st - 5th Grade (TIGERS - WEBELOS)
$60: Kindergarten (LIONS)
FREE DUES for Scouts who brought in $150 or more during the "Get Outdoors & Hike" Pledge Drive.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE SEPTEMBER 30th!
ONLY $120 to go to reach our $4,000 Fundraising Goal - WOW!
Each Cub Scout Requires $150 - $180 in funds per year to help fund activities and awards. Help us bridge the gap between Dues and Costs by participating in the Pledge Drive!
PACK 310 Recruitment & Recycling Booth
FRI, Sept 13th (5 - 7 pm)
Pack 310 FLAG CEREMONY: In uniform and ready to go at 4:45
- Cub Scouts: Wear Your full Cub Scout Uniform if you'd like to participate in the Flag Ceremony
Pack 310 Recruitment & Recycling Booth: 5 - 7 PM
- WEAR your Cub Scout Uniform or Pack 310 T-Shirt to the Lincoln Egg Drop & help us with Fall Recruiting
- ALL Pack 310 Families Welcome (Lincoln AND Other Elementary School Families): If you are in Pack 310, you are welcome to attend this event -- even if you don't attend Lincoln -- IF you are helping out with the Pack 310 Recruitment and Recycling Booth. The Egg Drop Participation is for Lincoln Students Only. However, I can guarantee that you and your family will have a blast attending as a spectator in the event & participating in the Recycling Pack 310 Booth. There's nothing like watching our local Fire Fighters Drop the Egg Drop entries down to the black top from over 150 ft. from the Fire Truck Ladders. Bring Camping Chairs, Sun Screen, Drinks, & Snacks and enjoy the show.
- Recycling: We will bring materials for our scouts to build collection bins for 3 items: paper, aluminum, and plastic recycling items. If you have extra card board boxes, duct tape, tools, sharpies, etc., feel free to contact me so that we can coordinate materials for the build.
Monday, September 9, 2019
REGISTRATION WILL REMAIN OPEN THROUGH SEPTEMBER
That's equivalent to only TWO more new Families needed to register & raise $150 in pledge donations & earn FREE Pack 310 DUES for 2019 - 2020 while they're at it.
REGISTER TODAY & Help Us Out with Fall Recruitment, Increase Community Visibility & Scouting Awareness, and 2019 - 2020 Fundraising for Pack 310 Awards, Adventures, Family Fun, STEM events, Pinewood Derby, Blue and Gold, and Advancement Ceremonies. Each Cub Scout requires around $150 - $180 to fund Cub Scout activities per year. Pack 310 relies heavily on families participating in Fundraising as an alternative to raising the dues. If you haven't registered, please do so TODAY & help us bridge the gap in funds needed to support Pack 310 activities & reward our awesome Cub Scouts.
- Click "Not Registered For This Year's Event"
- Enter YOUR Name and email address, then click "Submit"
- Follow the instructions on-screen to register your awesome Cub Scout(s)
- SOCIAL MEDIA CHALLENGE: Post your donation page to social media to help with Back to School Fall Recruitment and Community Awareness of Cub Scouts & Scouting Family Fun
Thursday, September 5, 2019
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Lincoln Elementary Beutification Fall 2019
Saturday, September 07, 2019
| Date/Time: | Saturday, September 07, 2019, 8:30 AM to 11 AM |
| Notes: |
If you are not planning on Camping at Camp Trask, head over to Lincoln Elementary to help make the campus shine.
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Friday, May 31, 2019
Summertime Event Attire: Pack 310 T-Shirts
(if you already have one)
- Recycled Rain Gutter Regatta & Recycled Water Bottle Rocket Launching
- CV Park (near Dog Park)
- 4:00 - 6:00 PM
- BYO Family Picnic Dinner & Recycling Bin Items for Building Boats & Launching Water Bottle / Soda Bottle Rockets
Tips for Recycling Bin Construction Items:
- 20 oz empty soda bottles work best (Coke or Pepsi type bottle)
- Extra water jugs (small Igloo or gallon size) for "re-fueling" the water rockets always appreciated
- If feeling adventurous, rocket fins can be made from a cardboard box or posterboard and glued on to the bottle at home
- Please bring materials to share for boat building, such as chip bags, juice boxes, Capri-Sun containers, plastic water bottles, duct tape -- make sure everything is empty & clean.
- Recycled small plastic water bottles & pool noodles work great for the hull of the sail boat
- Sails can be made with a flattened Capri Sun juice package or chip bag, etc.
- Mast could be added using a drinking straw or craft stick
- Nickels/pennies can be taped to boat bottom for ballast if needed - boats have better chance of staying upright while sailing.
- Purchased kits not needed - use recycled items from home and get creative (ex. bring a drinking straw or craft stick for the mast)
Thank you for registering for camping at our Advancement Meeting. We have 57 Pack 310 Campers Heading to Camp Trask in the Fall - This is Outstanding!
22 Campers Fri Overnight Camping
57 Campers for Sat Day Camp
42 Campers for Sat Overnight Camping
- Sept 6 - 8 Pack 310 Family Camping
- Camp Trask (Monrovia, CA) https://www.glaacbsa.org/
trask
- Activities include: Swimming pool, boating, archery, BB Guns, Panning for Gold, Sling Shots, & Bouldering Wall, Nature Center, Monrovia Falls Hike (2 mi), Friday Night Song & Skit Fest, Saturday Night Campfire Program
- Meals not included
- Indoor Bathrooms with Indoor Plumbing - Bonus!
- If you did not register with Ken or Lisa McLemore, you can still join in on the fun by registering your family online:
1. Scroll all the way down to "2019 Open Camping Dates
2. Locate: September 6-8, 2019 / Campsite with Program Available and Pool and select "more info / sign up now"
3. Register Yourself and use the following Cub Scout Information when prompted: Pack 310, Verdugo Hills Council, Tongva District
4. Select Youth / Scout Activities or all access (all access is better price)
5. Select Swimming and Boating for youth & adult if you plan to swim or do any on site boating activities
6. Complete registration & payment
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