Hey Pack 327

Saturday September 25th is popcorn blitz day!  Let’s meet at the Trinity Lutheran parking lot at 1:00 pm and sell popcorn.  Selling popcorn is our only fundraiser for the year so we need a big turnout.  We will sell popcorn between 1:00 and 4:00 and have a pizza party at 4:00.  It’s OK if you can make only part of the day, but come and join in the fun.  Parents are welcome to help.

The first Pack meeting and parent meeting of the year will be held on Monday September 13th at St Joe’s School Cafeteria starting at 7:00.  At this meeting we will organize the Dens and answer any questions you may have.  See you there.

Waconia Pack 327 meets on the 3rd Monday of the month in the Fellowship Room at St Joseph’s Church in Waconia. Unless noted, all pack meetings will start promptly at 6:30 PM.  If you are already running with the Pack, or are new and looking us up, you want to remember these dates! See you there!

Get your cars ready to race.  The pinewood derby will be held on Saturday March 27 from 10:00 to 2:00 at the Freshwater Church in St Boni.  The derby will include scouts from both Pack 327 and Pack 372.  Refreshments will be available for purchase from Troop 327.

The Pack is planning a winter survival day at Lowry Nature Center on Saturday February 20th from 10:00 to 2:00.  Acticities will include bird banding, sledding, snowshoeing, a nature hike, and an outdoor lunch.  Think snow and we will see you there!

Pack 327 will celebrate the birth of scouting and hold its Blue & Gold Banquet on Monday February 22nd at St Joseph’s Church starting at 6:00.  This will truly be an event not to be missed, including a catered meal and entertainment.  All scouts and their families are invited.

Mark you calendars for Sunday January 31st from 2:00 to 5:00.  Scouts will have the opportunity to complete the Aquanaut badge and have some fun in the water.  We will have a pizza party after swimming from 4:00 to 5:00.  See you there.

You can find a pile of worksheets to assist your boys with earning awards here.

As an example, here’s the Computers belt loop/pin workbook.