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Tiger Cub Den Leader Training

Tiger Cub Den Leader Position Description

The responsibilities of the Tiger Cub den leader can be summarized as:

  1. Work directly with other den and pack leaders to ensure that their den
    is an active and successful part of the pack.

  2. Coordinate shared leadership among the Tiger Cub adult partners, ensuring
    that den meetings and outings are planned, prepared for, and conducted by
    all adult partners on a rotating basis, and that the den activities provide
    advancement opportunities for the boys in the den.

  3. Attend pack leaders' meetings.

  4. Lead the den at the monthly meeting and pack activities.

  5. Ensure the transition of boys in the Tiger Cub den into a Wolf den at the
    end of the year.

See the Cub Scout Leader Book for additional information concerning
the responsibilities of this position.

Elements of a Good Tiger Cub Den Meeting

  1. The meeting begins and ends on time.
  2. The meeting should last no longer than an hour unless it is a
    “Go See It” outing.
  3. The meeting should include all eight parts of the Tiger Cubs den meeting.
  4. The den leader and the host adult partner conduct the meeting.
  5. The den leader and the host adult partner should be properly uniformed. 
    The den leader should wear a Cub Scout leader uniform with the orange
    neckerchief, while the host adult partners are encouraged to wear the
    orange Tiger Cub T-shirt.
  6. Before the meeting begins, all equipment and materials are ready for use.
  7. A well-planned, written program is conducted.
  8. Activities are related to the monthly themes and the next pack meeting.
  9. Opportunities for self-expression are provided through ceremonies, songs,
    skits, games, stunts, puzzles, and crafts.
  10. The adult partners manage boy behavior.  The boys show respect for the
    adult partners, the den leader, and the other boys.
  11. Tiger Cubs and their adult partners bring their Tiger Cub Handbook
    to the meeting.
  12. Den records are accurate and kept up to date.
  13. The Tiger Cub ideals of Search, Discover, Share, and family involvement
    are emphasized in meetings, activities, and outings.
  14. The Tiger Cubs and their adult partners have fun.  

 

TRAINING SCHEDULE

SESSION TITLE

PAGE

TIME

TRAINERS

Before the Training

15

 

 

While Participants Gather

17

15 minutes

 

Registration

 

 

 

Game

 

 

 

Opening

19

10 minutes

 

Song Leader

 

 

 
Pack Organization and
the Tiger Cub Den Leader

23

25 minutes

 

Tiger Cub Advancement Program

27

20 minutes

 

Break

 

15 minutes

 

Den and Pack Program Planning

33

60 minutes

 

Closing Period

41

10 minutes

 

After the Training

45

 

 

Total Time

 

2 hours 35 minutes

 

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