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Last October 27, 2018 the preschool to grade 3 pupils of St. Francis Cainta celebrated Scouting Month with half a days’ worth of games and activities. The first part of the event is the presentation of their patrol yell where they express the virtues of becoming a good scout through coordinated marches, cheers, and dance moves - a routine they practiced for many days. The next part of the event is the Scout Olympics which is a series of fun games to test and develop the important characteristics of scouting such as teamwork, patience, awareness, and a strong character.
Parents were encouraged to let their children go by themselves with only their patrol mates and scout masters to encourage independence - an important characteristic needed to become successful in life.
All in all it was a lively event with the little scouts enjoying themselves while having fun learning the fundamental skills and values of scouting
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Photography by May and Maica Francisco
Scout's got a peachier (read: less girly) palette used on his faceup. And slightly bushier brows. He's my little man after all! ^___~
Evergreen Memorial Cemetery in Hobart is shown on May 22 after Cub Scouts including those of pack 1517 den 5, which is affiliated with St. Bridget parish, decorated the graves of Armed Services veterans ahead of Memorial Day. Scout leaders received more than 1,000 U.S. flags donated from local American Legion and JROTC organizations. Several boys completed the civic service exercise in less than an hour. (Anthony D. Alonzo photo)
WHY SO BLURRY, CAMERA?? D':
Scout, 'bout 80% complete (sans hand wraps... I still gotta practice those). GUHH I CANNOT WAIT TO WEAR THIS AT CONNECTICON. >:D