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Explore the world of Cub Scouting with Cub Scout Pack 192!

We serve all youth, boys and girls, from Kindergaten through 5th grade in the Northlake/Argyle area. Join us for exciting outdoor adventures, engaging activities, and opportunities to build lifelong friendships.

With a focus on character development and leadership skills, Cub Scout Pack 192 is the perfect place for your child to grow and thrive. Come be a part of our pack and create memories that will last a lifetime.

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Cub Scouting Basics

In Cub Scouting, you and your family join in on the program with your child, and you will help them along the way. Cub Scouts have adventures (activities) that are age-appropriate for their developmental level. As your child advances through Scouting by working on Adventures, they will earn badges and other recognition that they wear on their uniform. As your child grows in Cub Scouting, your role will change with them, from hands on involvement to guiding and coaching. Your child’s success in Cub Scouting depends on you!

The Cub Scouting program takes place at two levels. Your child will be a part of a den, a small group of Cub Scouts in the same grade level. A den typically meets twice a month, although some may meet more often. All dens, from kindergarten through fifth grade, make up a pack. The dens, with their families, come together at the pack meeting, where they play games, work on Adventures, and receive positive reinforcement for their achievements.

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Most Cub Scout packs meet once per month. A typical pack meeting begins with a formal opening ceremony. In the program section of the meeting, dens may give presentations and performances that demonstrate what they learned during the month. The highlight of the pack meeting is the formal recognition given to the Scouts who have earned badges, adventure loops, or other awards, and to leaders who may have earned training awards or deserve special recognition. It also includes general announcements and a formal closing of the meeting.

The families in the pack may choose to organize and get together for special pack activities. The most common pack activities include outdoor hikes, services projects, the Pinewood Derby, Blue and Gold Banquet, and pack campouts.

Pack 192 will usually have at least one pack event per month, in addition to the pack meeting.

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Lion (Kindergarten) and Tiger (First Grade) Dens

Cub Scouts who join in kindergarten or first grade join with an adult partner, usually the parent or guardian. A Lion or Tiger (first grade) den is ideally around eight Cub Scouts and their adult partners. An adult is selected to serve as the den leader (usually one of the parents) and coordinates the meetings. Each adult partner takes a turn assisting or hosting meetings or activities with the den leader. This shared leadership model is a great way to ensure the den leader has the help needed to deliver a quality program. At den meetings, Lions and Tigers work on Adventures that are found in their handbooks and the Adult Partner Guides.

Wolf (second grade), Bear (third grade) and Webelos (fourth grade) Dens

Children this age are becoming more independent, and activities are designed to meet their developmental needs. A Wolf, Bear, or Webelos den is ideally no more than eight Cub Scouts, a den leader, an assistant den leader (usually parents of some of the den members), and often a den chief (an older Scout who helps the den leader).

Arrow of Light (fifth grade) Den

The Arrow of Light den is focused on preparing to join the next level of scouting with a Scout Troop.

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While the pack meets once per month, dens will usually meet twice per month. Pack and Den meetings are the core of the Cub Scout program. This is where much of the learning and camaraderie takes place.

Pack Meetings

Pack meetings are typically the second Thursday of the month from August to May at 6:30 p.m. The location will be at Argyle United Methodist Church (9033 Fort Worth Drive).

Den Meetings

Den meeting times depend on the den, with the support of the parents.

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Pack 192 is a completely volunteer-driven organization which relies on active parents helping to make our many events and activities successful and to provide effective leadership to our scouts. The pack’s year-round program is overseen by a committee which is directed by the Committee Chair, while monthly pack meetings are overseen by the Cubmaster. In addition, parents and other family members are an integral part of a successful cub scout year.

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Uniforms are purchased individually. For the Lion scouts, th euniform is the Lion t-shirt and hat. For all other ranks, the Pack's uniform is a scout button up shirt (with appropriate patches), rank neckerchief and slide, rank hat, and belt. All other items such as scout-branded shorts, pants, and socks are encouraged but not required.

These items can be purchased at one of two area Scout Shops (in Lewisville or Hurst) or purchased online. For new scout families, we recommend visiting one of the two shops. By visiting the Scout Shop, the staff will ensure you have exactly what you need, the patches are in the right location, and allow you to try on items to make sure the size is correct.

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