Tres Ranchos District of the Boy Scouts of America
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ACTIVITIES

ACTIVITIES
SCOUT-O-RAMA
TR AWARDS EVENT
SFBAC RECOGNITION DINNER
KLONDIKE DERBY
FALL "WEBELOS" CAMPOREE
BOY SCOUT CAMPOREE
SUMMER CAMP
EAGLE REQUIREMENT CAMP
CAMP WORK WEEKENDS
FAMILY CAMP
NATIONAL JAMBOREES
WORLD JAMBOREES
PINEWOOD DERBY
PLYWOOD DERBY
ROCKET JAMBOREE
TIGER CUB SAFARI
CUB SCOUT DAY CAMPS
CUB SCOUT OLYMPICS


TRAINING
PINECONE
DEN CHIEF TRAINING
BROWNSEA -JLT
ROUND TABLE
WINTER AWARENESS
ACORN
ACORN SKILLS DAY
WOODBADGE
POW WOW/
UNIVERSITY OF SCOUTING

TRAIN THE TRAINER
YOUTH PROTECTION
HAT TRAINING
COMMISSIONERS CONFERENCE
PHILMONT SCOUT RESERVATION
DOE/OWL

SERVICE
SCOUTING FOR FOOD
HAYWARD CLEAN UP DAY
BREAKFAST CLUB
CHRISTMAS IN APRIL
SALVATION ARMY DINNER

FUND RAISING

POPCORN SALES
SCOUT-O-RAMA TICKET/CANDY SALES



FIELD TRIPS &
PLACES TO GO


Loads Very Slowly


HOME PAGE
CALENDAR
PIX PAGE
SFBAC


Scouting is a Game with a Purpose


FUN is the GAME
VALUES are the PURPOSE
LEARNING is the PROCESS.


Three Activities that Teach Values:

Reflection. By talking about or reflecting on their experiences, Scouts learn to think for themselves and practice group skills. They make judgments, work together, and develop understanding and trust. With guidance, they can seek and find the meaning or purpose behind activities, make sense of their experiences, and reinforce positive values.

Problem Solving. Through stories involving ethical dilemmas, Scouts learn successful ways to resolve real problems. With experience, Scouts learn how to apply this method to real problems in Scouting and in their own lives.

Community Service. By planning and carrying out meaningful service projects, Scouts are able to connect with the real needs of their community.

Scouting is a Special Place. The rules are the ones we know well: the Scout Oath and the Scout Law.
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