Roundtable Video—Unedited

https://drive.google.com/file/

d/1x8pomPTxzZFjhXS9TUiMCSTv5xyqEZjr/view?usp=sharing

Hot Topics- Page 2 (3:45– 38:43 in video above)

State of BSA / Karl Shelton

Imperial Council Professional and Volunteer Relationships / Karl

Shelton

Council - Feedback and Q&A on the new meeting schedule and

organization / Dick Kelly

Announcements.—Pages 2-3

How that is going to happen in a council wide format

/ Dan Bozarth

Safety Moment (Video shared by: Kimberly Houser)

https://vimeo.com/430421883

Skit (Scavenger Hunt) Dan Bozarth & Kimberly Houser (49:40—1:06:40)

Closing (Scout Masters Minute) Dan Bozarth

212 Degrees—The Extra Degree https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRDNLTMaZqo&authuser=0

Cub Scout Break-out - By Brandon Zeidler and Vanessa

Kampnich

Pack/Den Lifesaving

Pages 4-5

August Roundtable

Break-outs

T O G E T H E R W E

A C H I E V E G R E A T N E S S

Roundtable Recap Newsletter

BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA®

SAN DIEGO-IMPERIAL COUNCIL

A U G U S T 1 8 , 2 0 2 0 S P E C I A L

P O I N T S O F I N -

T E R E S T :

• 2021 Registration

Fees https://

www.sdicbsa.org/

Misc/

Registration-

Fees2021.pdf

• Popcorn Sales

https://

www.sdicbsa.org/

Popcorn/

SwitchboardRegis-

tration.php

• Scouting at Home

https://

www.sdicbsa.org/

ScoutingAtHome/

Scouts BSA Break-out - By Bryon Solberg

New Scout Integration

Middle Tiered Scouts

Trail to Eagle

Pages 6-7

Venturing Break-out- By Mike Byerline

Planning for Venturing

Pages 8-9

Any Scouting Handbook

Any Scouting

Rank Patch

Any Scouting Coffee Cup or Mug

Any Scouting

Hat

Next

SDIC

Roundtable

Thursday

September 10th,

2020

6:30pm

Networking,

7pm

Meeting

Hot Topics Re-cap

Welcome to the Announcements Section of Roundtable.

Because of time restraints we have to restructured how we present announcements. We understand the value of announcements though so here is how they will work: • Make an announcement submission by

emailing a flier or write up to khouser.mt@gmail.com subject Announce-ment. Submissions must be made at least 24hrs before the start of Roundtable.

• At Roundtable all announcements will be read including event dates/times and perti-nent details.

• Fliers will be included in the Roundtable Re-cap Newsletter following Roundtable.

Thank you for your respect and understanding.

State of BSA

and

SDIC Professional and

Volunteer Dynamic (3:45 to 38:43 in Video)

Presentation Slides: https://drive.google.com/file/

d/1UIPlIVTGtzQBmMntETGcghSsGawudkSn/view?usp=sharing

Announcements

Karl Shelton Deputy Scout Executive

SDIC

Dick Kelly Council Commissioner

SDIC

Announcements Continued...

P A G E 4

Together We

Achieve Greatness

Cub Scout Break - Out Recap

Lifesaving Techniques for Dens and Packs

Presented By:

Brandon Zeidler

And

Vanessa Kampnich

P A G E 5 Cup Scout Break-Out Re-cap cont.

“Have a heart that never hardens, a temper that never tires, and a touch that

never hurts” - Charles Dickens

Scouts BSA Break - Out Re-cap

http://www.scouting.org/coronavirus/covid-19-faq/

(This link has the re-quirement changes, al-lowances, extensions, and procedural changes. This link is VERY im-portant for our leaders).

**Remember that Vir-tual Campouts CAN count for rank advance-ment, as per the link above. **We shared a model where the older Scouts prepare and meet with adult leadership virtu-ally for a PLC to prac-tice their Scout Skills presentations for the

Thank you to all of the Leaders involved with SDIC Troops who at-tended our Scouts BSA Breakout Session! ****Keep on helping your New Scouts with virtual experiences and kits of supplies...both the National studies and our experience show that our youth tend to have a "more successful" Scouting career (longevity in Scouting, participation in Scouting activities, advancement, etc.) when they earn First Class in their first year in the Troop.

New Scouts' Learning Sessions (the latter are also done virtually during these pandemic times). **A number of images for virtual use were shared, including those of pioneering, first aid, orienteering, plant identification, and Safe Swim De-fense. We also shared the kit we have the New Scouts pick up (contactless) for the requirements of woods tools/fire making/stove lighting.

“The Adventure

waits within”

Dr. Bryon Solberg

Shares tips on

New Scout Integration

“The Trail to First Class”

If you would like any of the images or to sample the video our Older Scouts made for teaching the use of the above kit, please email Dr. Bryon Solberg at: BBSOLBERG@AOL.COM

**The "Scouting At Home" page has GREAT references!

https://www.sdicbsa.org/ScoutingAtHome/

**Under "Preparing For Camp, we have found that the "Knot Tying Animation" has been very helpful!

https://www.sdicbsa.org/ScoutingAtHome/ScoutsBSALeaders.php

https://www.animatedknots.com/scouting-knots

**Remember....a Scout is KIND....

Venture Crew Break - Out Re-cap

Creates clear lines of responsibility and areas for advisors to support the Crew officers.

Ground Rules for Planning Conference

Respect on e another’s views. Listen and do not interrupt.

Keep focused on the task of planning the an-nual program.

Use the planning model to keep everyone on track.

Address questions. This helps with unintend-ed consequences.

Write out ideas so everyone can see them. Be in agreement.

6 Steps for Successful Planning Meeting

Lead a discussion on the Crew’s goals for the coming year

Brainstorm ideas based on the Venturing Activity Interest Surveys.

Evaluate Crew developed ideas for compati-bility to the Program Capability Invento-ry.

Expand basic program by adding support programs and activities that lead to the

Built into everything that we do in Venturing are two skills of leadership: Planning and Communication. This session focused on planning skills and opportunities in Ventur-ing. “Planning a program is often likened to living the experience in advance.” As an Advisor, your role is to support the crew as they design, plan, and implement the annual crew program. The three phases of the planning process are: annual program plan-ning, a program planning conference, and the implementation of the program. Why Create an Annual Plan?

Enables crew to achieve the crew’s vision. Allows Venturers & Advisors to plan per-

sonal calendars. Participation in activities increases. With a plan officer’s can be chosen to help

implement that plan. The plan ultimately determines what the

crew will be doing throughout the year. By planning ahead, activities can match

the Crew members interests.

Planning for Venturing

Mr Mike Byerline Roundtable Commissioner

mbyerline@gmail.com

Presentation Slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bf-

niUmTKmGwoZxXCfTw1ZNugICQnwZ2/view?

usp=sharing

big activity and recognition requirements. Draft plan and get Officer’s approval. Assign activity man-

agers. Distribute annual plan and calendar to Crew, families and

COR. Steps in the Implementation Process:

Define resources Consider alternatives Commit the plan to writing Promote the plan Execute the plan Assess the activity

Why is a “Plan to plan’ an important part of the overall planning process? How do survey tools such as the Venturing Activities Survey and the Program Capabilities In-ventory help prepare the crew for success in planning and delivering adventures? How can formal training courses (e.g., ILS-C, mentoring training, time management training, etc. provide some structure for the crew’s planning process? What sort of counseling is needed to help Venturers take on the opportunities that will make them more successful planners? How will you use what you have learned in this roundtable presentation to support your crew’s?

Venture Crew Break - Out Re-cap Continued...

September Roundtable

Sneak Peak:

Master of Ceremony: Tim Linsdau

Hot Topics: TBD

Safety Moment: Code of Contact

Cub Scout Break-Out: Virtual Roundup/Recruitment

Scouts BSA Break-Out: Recruiting in the Time of Pandemic

Venturing Break-Out: Tying Advancement Together with Activity

Plus skits, fun and much, much more!

What’s in store

Together We

Achieve

Greatness

Roundtable Team

Dan Bozarth

Kimberly Houser

Bob Dixon

Andy Zinniger

Tim Linsdau

Mike Byerline

Assistant Council Commissioners of Roundtable Program

Cub Scout

Roundtable

Commissioners

Brandon Zeidler

Vanessa Kampnich

Valerie Babbe

Scouts BSA

Roundtable

Commissioners

Venturing

Roundtable

Commissioners

Dr. Bryon Solberg

Joshua Reisland

Aimee Sandoval

George Hyde

Nicholas Cypher

Skits and Entertainment Team

Eric Sandoval

Aimee Sandoval

Bryan Bagnas

Brandon Zeidler

Nicholas Cypher

Valerie Babbe

Next

SDIC

Roundtable

Thursday

September 10th,

2020

6:30pm

Networking,

7pm

Meeting

Dick Kelly

Council Commissioner

Trevor Bender

ACC Roundtables Transition Lead