Don't set up a tent under an electric pole is one idea to help you out!!nomoney said:Anyone else have any dealings with the Tiger Cubs before? Need some ideas on how to run the meetings.
already had that but thanks just looking for some first hand experiences.rack'm said:
nomoney said:already had that but thanks just looking for some first hand experiences.
PrepH4U said:Don't set up a tent under an electric pole is one idea to help you out!!
for tiger cubs I think the parents have to stay at all the meetings with the kids.Suz' said:Have a firm hand. Your going to need it!
At this age they have so much energy. Ask the parents not to load them up on sugar prior to the meetings and be sure some of them stay to help you or you'll just become a 'baby sitter' for a night out for them.
Parents have to be with their Tiger at all functions. No dump-n-run allowed.Elle said:for tiger cubs I think the parents have to stay at all the meetings with the kids.
huntr1 said:Parents have to be with their Tiger at all functions. No dump-n-run allowed.
nomoney said:Anyone else have any dealings with the Tiger Cubs before? Need some ideas on how to run the meetings.
Have each parent take a meeting to run. Have them pick a Den Achievement to do at that meeting. They can also do electives.nomoney said:already had that but thanks just looking for some first hand experiences.
Check my post after yours.rack'm said:
huntr1 said:If you have not done the patches on the uniform yet, get the die-cut sticky backing from BSA, do NOT sew them on. It's like $8.00, but well worth it. Also, I recommend you get all your parents together and buy the Pack number as a single patch, rather than 4 individual patches (you can order it, or I can get it from the Scout Shop).
nomoney said:Anyone else have any dealings with the Tiger Cubs before? Need some ideas on how to run the meetings.