Cub Scout Pack 1776
24Oct/21

Cub Scout Marksmanship Day

November 7, 2021

Bring:

1.       2 copies (only need 2, not 4) of the completed Shooting Sports Permission Slip 

2.       Completed Event Permission Slip 

3.       Warm clothes & facecovering  CAMP HERMS IS ALWAYS COLD.  BRING JACKETS.

4.       Water bottle with water

5.       Snack and/or lunch

Read the instructions and kindly register below.

Marksmanship Day is a District level event with BSA trained Rangemasters at a BSA facility range.

  • Tigers through Webelos can join us for a marksmanship day and work towards earning the Cub Scout Shooting Award for your rank. 

NON-REGISTERED YOUTH AND LIONS CANNOT PARTICIPATE.  

  • There will be BB gun and Archery stations. 
  • You can sign up for both, but given we want each scout to have a turn at at least one station, you may not be able to do both events.
  • Each session involves instruction on the device, history of the sport and other information required by the award. 

INSTRUCTIONS:

Register on the Google form by telling us who you are.  Then, tell us what event (Archery or BB gun) you really want to do and what sessions are your 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th choice.  Once we receive a final headcount, we will advise you of your time slot/session.  We’ll do our best to accommodate your choices and if there is space, try to let you do both events.  With 80+ kids in the unit, we want to make sure everyone has a chance, especially the older scouts.

Register here:  Yee Haw!

Registration will be open until November 1st .

Kindly refer to the Pack Covid-19 policy.

Face coverings are required for all attendees

Please bring your own face coverings and wear them at all times.  While we will have hand sanitizer, please also bring your own.

All face coverings (whether disposable or reusable) must:

o    Be made with at least two layers of breathable material

o    Fully cover the nose and mouth and secure under the chin

o    Fit snugly but comfortably against the side of the face

o    Be secured with ties or ear loops and allow the person to remain hands-free

o    Shall not contain a valve which allows air to be exhaled from the mask.

o    Open-chin triangle bandanas are not acceptable face coverings.

The use of face coverings is not a substitute for physical distancing. 

Do NOT attend the event if you or a family member have experienced these symptoms in the 14 days leading up to the event:

o    In contact with someone known or suspected to have COVID or the below symptoms.

o    Fever or chills

o    Cough

o    Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing

o    Fatigue

o    Muscle or body aches

o    Headache

o    New loss of taste or smell

o    Sore throat

o    Congestion or runny nose

o    Nausea or vomiting

o    Diarrhea

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12Oct/21

October 24: Rodeo Lagoon Hike

NOTE: HIKE HAS BEEN CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER

Date/Time: Sunday, October 24, 2021, at 11am
Location: Rodeo Lagoon, Sausalito
Meeting Point: Marin Headlands Visitor Center — 2000 Bunker Road, Sausalito
Fee: None (bridge toll only)
Hike Info: Hike info
Awards: Trail Trekkers Cub Scout Patch / Progressive Hike Award / optional Junior Ranger
Contact: Hiking Chair Kushal Kaleshwari (925-639-5493)

RSVP: Evite

Attire: 

  • Class B and dress in layers — the weather may change rapidly
  • Approved face covering
  • Sturdy closed toe shoes

What to bring:

  • binoculars, camera
  • Lunch — there are no food vendors at this location
  • Plenty of water and snacks

We will meet at the Marin Headlands Visitor Center at 11:00 a.m. Scouts who choose to become junior rangers can get Junior Ranger booklets from the Visitor Center. The hike will begin promptly.

The start of the Rodeo Lagoon Trail Loop is at the picnic area. First cross the footbridge, heading north towards Bunker Road. Go left towards the ocean, following the path around the lagoon. Return to Rodeo Lagoon Loop and continue to follow the path back to the picnic area.

Rodeo Lagoon
RodeoLagoon

Be on the lookout for migratory birds to identify, flowering coastal plants, and of course, poison oak. When you reach the beach take some time to identify the multi-colored pebbles you'll find there (namely chert, greenstone, jasper, carnelian, agate, and more). Please remember not to collect specimens of any kind from the park.

For all in-person pack or den events and activities, please adhere to the pack's COVID statement. If you are sick, are experiencing symptoms, or may have been exposed to COVID-19, please stay home

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11Oct/21

October 29: Halloween Party

Attire: Costumes!
Cost: Free to participate
Food: Pizza, popcorn, and shaved ice available!
Bring: Reusable water bottle
In keeping with our effort to be conservation and enironmentally minded, please bring a water bottle as no bottled water will be sold at this event.

RSVP: Evite
RSVP by: Oct 22 so we can get a count for food and prizes
Sign up to volunteer: SignUpGenius

Beware of ghosts and goblins! Come join Pack 1776's annual Halloween bash for an evening of Halloween themed carnival games, fun, and prizes! The entire scouting family is welcome. Get into the spirit and come dressed up in your Halloween best. Get your picture taken at the photo booth. And everyone in the family is eligible to win prizes for costumes.

We would like to thank these local businesses who sponsored our Halloween party with gift card prizes for games:

Happy Lemon (by Safeway in Blackhawk)

Crumbl Cookies (by Target in San Ramon)

Teaspoon (by Trader Joes in San Ramon)

Creme Si Bon (by Trader Joes in San Ramon)

Boba Bliss (by Alcosta Blvd & San Ramon Valley Blvd)

Jamba (by Spouts in San Ramon)

See you there....if you dare!

For all in-person pack or den events and activities, please adhere to the pack's COVID statement. If you are sick, are experiencing symptoms, or may have been exposed to COVID-19, please stay home

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