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SAFE & Fun-filled Summer Vacation!
See You In September!!!
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COME JOIN OUR COLONY!!!
Making new friends:
What's going on here anyway??? |
Fun: Rainbow being silly!!! |
Craft time:
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The Beaver PROMISE:
"I promise to love God and help take care of the world."
The Beaver MOTTO:
"Sharing, Sharing, Sharing."
Pirate Theme
"A'hoy Matey!" |
Beaver Buggies Ready...Set...GO!!! |
More Pirates...
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A Brief History Of Beavers
Beavers began in Scouting in the early 1970's. The program is the "entry point"
for young members, aged from 5-7 years of age. The program allows children
to become familiar with Scouting, while removing some of the "challenging"
aspects of Cubs & Scouts. There is no badge work in Beavers, but members
participate in craftwork, games, and other activities that allow the youth
to create lasting friendships, while developing self-respect & responsibility.
Hopefully, this encourages youth to continue in Scouting, up through the "older" sections.
Beaver's also participate in Group activities (such as Apple Day & Church Parades),
allowing them to have an active role in the community.
Many parents become involved in Scouting as Leaders, when they enroll their children in Beaver's.
It is a fun-filled way for parents and their children to share their Scouting lives with each other.
Beavers began in Scouting in the early 1970's. The program is the "entry point"
for young members, aged from 5-7 years of age. The program allows children
to become familiar with Scouting, while removing some of the "challenging"
aspects of Cubs & Scouts. There is no badge work in Beavers, but members
participate in craftwork, games, and other activities that allow the youth
to create lasting friendships, while developing self-respect & responsibility.
Hopefully, this encourages youth to continue in Scouting, up through the "older" sections.
Beaver's also participate in Group activities (such as Apple Day & Church Parades),
allowing them to have an active role in the community.
Many parents become involved in Scouting as Leaders, when they enroll their children in Beaver's.
It is a fun-filled way for parents and their children to share their Scouting lives with each other.
Having fun with new friends.
Some memories will last forever.
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The Leader Team:
Hazel (Sunshine)
Judy (Tic-Tac)
Alicia (Ringtail)
Diane (Rainbow)
Updated on June 14th., 2009.