Cub Scout Pack 633 of North Branford

register here

Below is the link to 2020-2021 health form.

This form needs to be filled out in full to be properly registered and insured.

2021 HEALTH FORM

This health form MUST be filled out in FULL!

Please take note of the below 

regularly missed items.

*ALL 8 pages need to be attached

*ALL signatures in all locations need to be filled out in pen and dated by the physician, parent and scout (NO STAMPS!!!)

*Copy of both sides of the insurance card needs to be attached

* If self administer page doesn't apply please write N/A and sign and date

*Be sure all of both sections of B are filled out completely

*Immunizations must be filled out in full (you can attach an additional health form but it can not be in place of.

*If you are immunization exempt please confirm proper paperwork is attached.

* A head shot picture wallet size of each scout or leader needs to be attached to the front of health form

* ANYONE that may drive your child needs to be noted in that section, think scout leaders.

*Keep an up to date copy for home 

Pack 633 - Religious Emblems

printable version of this info

Light of Christ           Parvuli Dei Emblems

Grades 1-2.                Grades 3-5

Obtain booklet from scout store appropriate to your scout’s grade

• Complete booklet with your scout (have it signed by your parish priest)

• Mail in Booklet:

Along with payment to“OEEC”

Light of Christ $10.00
Parvuli Dei $10.00 

 Parent Pins are an additional $4.00 each.

(must be received by April 1st)

Office of Education, Evangelization and Catechesis

467 Bloomfield Avenue

Bloomfield, CT 06002

c/o Jennifer McClintock

• Receive confirmation in the mail

• Attend Ceremony (Bring all of your loved ones to share the event)

• Date TBD & Time (usually early June)

• Cathedral of St. Joseph

140 Farmington Avenue

Hartford, CT 06105

For your car to be officially entered you must bring your completed car to weigh - in and it must meet all the specifications in the link below.

Pinewood derby rules

Bring your friends and family to enjoy a night of racing.  With engine revving we will see who is the fastest racer in our 633 family.  A fun and exciting night for all.  Siblings and friends can even race their own car after the main event.

This event is a potluck snack

please click her to sign up

remember it must be nut free and appx 25 families

Pinewood derby rules

Overview of Advancement, Patrol Method, Campout Logistics, and Q&A

Unlike cub scouts where the road to complete a rank is the same for all cubs, the road to Eagle is not the same for all Boy Scouts and the pace to achieve ranks will differ as well. The purpose of this meeting is to review what these differences are, educate parents on some terminology that you will hear form your scout and myself, as well as field any other questions you may have.

A great cub scout day of fun and learning.

This is an outdoor event - dress warm and weather appropriate

$20 scout

$10 adult/ additional family member

At the Stamford Museum and Nature Center in Stamford

click here for full information

Flyer

To register click here

 Scout Sunday

Sunday 2/6 attend mass service 

(or Saturday 2/5 temple)

-wear your scout uniform to your faith service 

please take a picture of scout outside at location that day and share on pack telegram page so we know you celebrated scout Sunday .

-Ask your location if your scouts can hold doors open and greet attendees upon arrival and

departure.

-Be on your best behavior as we are representing scouting, 633 as a whole and in the presence of God which deserves the greatest degree of reverence.

-If attending with other scouts try and sit together

-Be prepared to talk about scouting and our pack as so many will be wondering why you are in uniform and about our pack. Please direct those interested to our website or show them pics from our telegram page of the great things we do.  

please bring 19 valentines to share with your cub scout friends.  A complete list of names can be found here when you log in http://pmweb.troopmaster.com/Website/Home

or be sure to sync first and it is on your 

PM mobile app

Celebrate Scouting 

The 633/1633 family welcomes you to our 2022 awards night/crossover. The night will honor all of our scouts with their various ranks and achievements.  Enjoy the night with all our amazing scouts and all they have done as well as celebrate our Arrow of lights move into the upper ranks of Boy Scout /Scout BSA.

This looks to be a fun memorable night.

Arrow of light parents -  providing main meal

Pack/Troops - providing cake, party goods, drinks & coffee 

POTLUCK

Families from pack and troops - bring Italian themed potluck (apps 20 families) - sides, finger food and desserts

Pack 633 Class B's 

Be sure to get some for your scout, sibling and even mom and dad.  These class B's can be seen from a mile away and are super comfy and durable

Purchase here

This is a mandatory meeting for all 633 families.  Here is where you will learn all about our program. 

Some basics on how the 2020-2021 scouting year will look like.  You will get all the basics on how to have an awesome year.  What scouting is going to bring to your child and your family and the opportunity to ask any questions.

Discover Outdoor Connecticut Day

A fun night of Awards and ceremony 

for the whole family.  

Celebrate with Pack 633 / Troop/633 / Troop 1633

our summertime scouting achievements. 

 Court of Honor & Awards Potluck

St. Augustine Church and Hall

6:30 Dinner & Ceremony

All families are asked to bring a dinner item to share (appx 25 families)

*** Be sure all foods are nut free ***

Yale Football’s home opener is Saturday, September 21st , and it is also community day! 

General admission tickets are $5 if you use the code: COMMUNITY online when purchasing tickets.

In addition to the game, there will also be Inflatables, Face Paint, Free Cotton Candy for 1st 200 Kids, Photo Booth, and Yard Games at Hospitality Village, and post-game autographs with the team.

Register Here

Lets come together for a fun day of apple picking with our 633/1633 family.

*We will meet at the orchard parking lot at 10am

*each family will pick and purchase the apples they would want for their family bags are pre purchase $22 for 8qt bag and $40 for 1/2 bushel bag

location:  526 New England Rd, Guilford CT 

This is a time just to share a fun experience together this fall. 

A wonderful way for your scout and our pack to fundraise.  We are asking each Cubscout to sell 5 wreaths to help our amazing little pack.  Then any wreaths sold beyond the 5 the profits will be put in your scout piggybank to help pay for a multitude of scouting events like camping, summer camp, registration and much more.

The scouts will collect names, addresses, phone numbers and monies through the sale dates above. Then on 11/27 9am pick up their wreath orders to deliver over the weekend 11/27-11/29

These beautiful long lasting fresh pine wreaths and lovely red bow are only

 $20.

A perfect way to show your Joy to the World this Christmas season.

Purchase your wreath online here

This will be a fun filled day of activities and requirements to get your Webelos year started off right.  Not to be missed many requirements will be covered. To register and for more information talk to your Webelos leader.

633 scouts you are being called.

Our seniors have spent many months alone during the past few months.  This loneliness is really taking a toll on their health and spirit.  We are asking scouts to take up the call and help mend their broken hearts by being a pen pal over the next few months.  Your writing, encouraging words and pictures will truly make a difference in their world.  The only thing we ask is that if you sign up you follow through for the duration.  We are hoping to wrap up our pen pal time with Christmas caroling at their facility ❤️.

Information and starter kits will be handed out on 10/9

1st  one due back 10/30

2nd one due 11/27

3rd Christmas card 12/18

Please sign up here for us to ready your kit

Completed forms and full payment 

due on 10/19/2018

Come and enjoy a fun filled weekend with your 633 family. Camping, Hiking and exploring up at the great camp Sequassen. This is an event not to be missed fun for the whole family and scouts will work on many requirements while making a bunch of memories.  Talk with your den leader as to find out what will be covered.

Register Here

Packing List

Click Here to Download info

Click here for Trail Map

Directions

7:00-9:00

14 Piscitello Drive Branford

*Bring individually wrapped store bought snacks to share (appx 25 families)

*Bring your own chair and blankets

Super fun night for the 633 family.  Bring the whole family young and old.  The evening begins with a solemn retirement of tattered American flags.  Then we move to our campfire program run by our cubs and older scouts.... you will be sure to be rolling in laughter and beaming with pride as all our scouts bring to life true scout spirit!

Marshmallows, Smores' & drinks will be provided

Cub Scout Field Day Campout

 $33.00 Youth p/p 

$27.00 Adult p/p

 must be paid in full by Sept 27, 2019.

includes:

*activities

* patch (for youth)

*camping

* lunch @ canteen

*sat dinner & sun breakfast with pack

Highlights: Eight Action Stations:

1. Vertical Run Inflatable Obstacle Course: Squeeze through tunnels, jump over barriers, slip underneath bars, and push your way past any obstacle that comes your way while trying to move as fast as possible with this new course!
2. BB Shoot: Cub Scouts will learn the safe and responsible use of BB guns, and to have fun in a safe range conducted by qualified adults.
3. Compass/How to Use a Compass: Explain the parts of the Compass. How to find North. What that means, and how to navigate with one around a simple course.
4. Knots/Knot Tying/The Six Scout Knots: Have fun learning the basic Scout Knots.
5. Leave No Trace for Every Kid/Leaf What You Find (Leaf Tracing):Discovering the fun of spending time outdoors and learning about responsibility for the environment.
6. Campfire How To & Safety/Smokey the Bear for Kids: Having a campfire fire is a big responsibility. Scouts will learn the fire-making process and about campfire safety. We are working on a special appearance by Smokey the Bear.
7. Flag Folding/Flag Ceremony: Scouts will learn Flag etiquette and ceremonies.
8. Cub Scout Games: Special Guest will lead Cub Scouts through a series of repeat after me songs and fun Cub Scout games.

PLUS….

• Campfire Program with a special appearance of Lord Baden Powell and Smokey the Bear.

Help make a child's Christmas a bit brighter in a third world country with a wonderful gift box.

Directions on how to pack prepare and pay for box

Click here for what to pack

Click here to pay the ministry support/shipping fee  $9.00 

**scroll to bottom of donation page**

Greetings all Cub Scouts and Parents! The 2021 Cub-O-Ree will be at Old Mine Park in Trumbull, CT on October 23rd. This event is designed to help scouts kick off their year.  Scouts will take part in fun and engaging activities while also working on rank advancement and earning awards.

The event will be two separate half-day events. A Scout will be allowed to participate in either the morning or afternoon session, but not both. The morning session will run from 9:15 AM – 1 PM and the Afternoon session runs from 1:30 PM – 5:15 PM.

The activities at the event are designed for Cub Scouts of all ages.  However, rank advancement will be limited to Lions, Tigers, Wolf and Bear Scouts.  Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts will have the opportunity for rank advancement at the Webelos Outdoor Weekend, more information about this event can be found at here.

We have included some of the most popular stations to maximize the fun.  Sessions at the event include:

• Shooting Sports
• Nature Hike
• Scout Craft and Camp Skills
• Games

registration

information

This is a "coffee and....."

What to Bring

• All families are asked to bring a nut free dessert /snack to share with all of our 25 families (pack and both troops)
• Glow in the Dark, bring your favorite glow in the dark items for yourself and to share
• All Families attending are asked to bring a medieval themed station game (example: beanbag toss into the dragon)
• sign up genius link here

What to Wear

Scouts & Family :Dress as Knights, Dragons, Princess, King, Queen, Archer, Friar

Fright Night 2019

A spooky good time at Deer lake scout camp in Killingworth, CT

Halloween Fun for the whole family!!

Fright Night Flyer

To register online directly with council 

 Click here

Come work with out 633 troop and create a frighteningly scary experience for all the younger cubs.  You need to stay for the entire time to work as you will be part of the troops scare event.  

Please RSVP via packmaster email so troop can count you in as a cast member. 

This years October pack meeting will be our newly introduced trunk or treat as it was such a success last year.

*we are asking ALL our scouting families to create a trunk display out of the back of their car. Please nothing too spooky but have a bit of fun with it.

*You can google ideas and pics... really have some fun with it.... you can even make a halloween game

*We are asking the parents to stay at their cars and the kiddos to "trick or treat" in a kind of musical chairs fashion will visit the different cars.

*scouts and siblings please come in your favorite halloween costume, nothing spooky scary or gory but masks this year are encouraged :)

*we are also asking all parents to bring nut free candy to pass out to all of our scouts young and old.

* also bring your already carved pumpkin to be lit for our pumpkin carving contest

*cider and treat provided

trunk sign up here

• Scouts in Full class A Uniform (Uniform shirt, hat, neckerchief, and slide) – Navy Blue pants (webelos green pants)

• Arrival7:45 am 
• Flag Placement: St. Agnes Cemetery, Branford (Next to the Ford Dealership)
• bring a long Philips head screwdriver to aid in opening the ground for the flags
• The scouts from troop, leaders and parents may assist the cubs in the Flag placement. Remember this is a solemn and reverent event, not a race or time to play.
• Parents:Under uniform dress weather and activity appropriate for both events: (may want to layer) (parents use discretion as to the weather).

These should all be worn under the Class A uniform

• A Parent for each Scout is required for this activity.
Scouts We must remember we are representing the 633 family and should always be on our Best Behavior. At the cemetery:to be calm and respectful of the deceased and to remember the veterans for whom we are placing the flags.




Stone Clearing

We are asking all families to bring any items that can be used to clear grass and debris away form covered veterans foot stones.

Items such as

- spackle knife

- hand shovel or full shovel

- work gloves

- scrub brush

- hand broom

- flat head screwdriver

- garbage bags

- watering can

- outdoor scissors 

- kneeling mat for adult and scout

anything else that can be of use without scratching the stone




Personal items also necessary

- class B t shirt

- weather appropriate clothing

- hat

- water & snack

- protective eye wear

- personal first aid kit




Our goal is for each family attending to uncover at least 2 veterans stones.  If at least 10 families attend that will be 20 veterans honored.... that would be wonderful.

Please wear full class A uniform

Important information click here

Please wear full class A 

We will gather on the Green and Honor our veterans in a reverent ceremony

parade info link

 Our Hop into History Overnight program fee is $68 (includes PayPal fee) per person. This fee includes: 

 Two-day admission into Old Sturbridge Village (day of and day after your overnight) 

 Overnight accommodations in our Museum Education building 

 Evening program and activities 

 A light evening snack 

 Catered hot breakfast at the Bullard Tavern 

 Morning activities before the museum opens 

 A special OSV patch! 

scouts/siblings ages 6+ (no exceptions due to safety concerns per OSV)

At least 1 parent is required to attend per family

Spaces are limited

Link to Old Sturbridge Village Website

More info and to come

Registration

Great football and scout event 

Not to be missed

GO ARMY.... !!!!!

CLICK HERE TO PAY

Webelos Pins (contingent on our ability to recruit instructors):

• Art Explosion
• Adventure in Science
• Aware & Care
• First Responder
• Build A Better World
• Earth Rocks
• Engineer
• Game Design
• Maestro
• Moviemaking
• Build A Hero
• Sportsmanship.
• Webelos can sign up for two pins.

A roaring good time for the whole family. Watch your favorite monster trucks compete and cheer them on while they do amazing stunts and even crush cars!

******Noise canceling ear muffs are necessary for all attending!!!!*****

Click below to print form and mail in to register for this AWESOME event (be sure to write in PACK 633 to try to get seating along with your pack friends)

Registration

Thanksgiving cooking in the woods.... yah you heard right!  Webelos/AOL will work with our older troop boys & Girls to create a full thanksgiving dinner.  From turkey to pie and washing the dishes they all do it all.  Then enjoy a great night camping out at Sequassen Scout camp.

**This event is only open to Webelos and AOL scouts and their parents only

**a parent is required to attend for each Webelos/ AOL scout

to register click here

winter camping packing check list

Battleship Cove 

click here to register

battleship itinerary

safety and rules

battleship packing list

ship map

Order dog tags click here by 12:00pm 2/28/19

Lets spread some Christmas cheer to our senior pen pals and their friends this Christmas.  We will deliver their Christmas cards and sing our favorite Christmas songs for them this holiday season.

633 Christmas Party

Better to Give than Receive

Friday, December 17, 2021

6:30-8:00

Branford Gun Club

All our asked to bring the following (25 families attending)

We are asking all Pack and troop families to bring an

Appitizer, Finger Food or Dessert to share

Please use our sign-up genius link to avoid duplicates

&

Each family bring a Box of Christmas cards

We will enjoy time together

Decorate our stockings from our stocking tree to give to the needy in New Haven

Decorate cards to deliver to hospitalized Veterans to brighten their Christmas

click here for more info

Click here for Sign-up genius for event

Annual Stony Creek Christmas Pageant. 

(Stony Creek Branford, CT)

This beautiful outdoor event begins at the Stony Creek Museum and ends at the Stony Creek Dock. Seven beautiful biblical scenes of the infancy narrative of the incarnation of Jesus many scenes include live animals and all with children in character. Stony Creek Fife and Drum Corp kick off the event at 6 pm.

*Dress warm as it is fully outdoors

*This is something to enjoy with the whole family

633/1633 Veterans Card Delivery

Sunday, December 22, 2019

1:00 arrival

VA Hospital 950 Campbell Ave West Haven

Main entrance (inside large revolving door)

Wear full class A uniform (Santa hat, bells, lights…ect if you have one)

Extra scout cheerful spirit …. For some we may be their only visitor this holiday season

Please be in good health as we wouldn’t want to share any outside germs with our hospitalized veterans.

Our cubs will be working with our troop boys/girls to deliver a little holiday cheer to our hospitalized veterans. We will be personally delivering the holiday cards we made at our December pack meeting to our honored veterans.

This is a service open to our 633 families.  Our wonderful volunteers will bring their tools and work with you and your scout to turn your block of wood into your favorite pinewood derby car.  No experience necessary just come with a printout/ drawing of what you are dreaming of and we will help you get there.

Click here for specs and rules

Winter cabin is a super fun event for scouts and their parents (parent is required for each cub scout family).  Pack has a fun filled night inside an awesome cabin up at camp Sequassen.  There is an awesome "campfire " including fun and skits.  spend quality time with your kiddos over some fun games and snacks.  The scouts will have a super fun time camping over with some of their favorite scout buds!  Enjoy a delicious  breakfast and then venture out for some fun and adventure (weather permitting various activity schedule).Come in and warm up with a warm hearty lunch and spend some more quality time with your scout before  we close the festivities in the late afternoon.  This is a great event that the kids really love..... and the parents too.

register here

event info

packing list 

Schedule of Events and locations

1:00 pm-5:00 pm Event timeline 

1:00 pm- Gathering in the Legislative Office Building Atrium

1:30 pm- Tour of the Capitol, and the Legislative Office Building

3:00 pm- Gather for the Court of Honor, Old Appropriations Room of the State Capitol

3:15 pm- Court of Honor & Report to the State

4:00 pm- Meet and greet with Government Officials/interviews with News Outlets

Scouts should wear their Scout Uniforms 

Parking is available in the legislative parking garage. 

The Archdiocesan Office of Family Life will hold its 13th annual marriage enrichment evening on Sat., Feb. 1, 2020, from 5:00-9:00 p.m. at Mary Our Queen Church and Parish Center, 248 Savage St., Plantsville, CT.  This year's program will begin with Mass, include dinner, prayer, reflection, and fun centered on the theme:  “The Name is Bond…Marriage Bond: The Agents of Unity in Sacramental Marriage.” The cost is $25.00 per couple and includes dinner.  To register or obtain more information, contact Tom and Donna Finn at 860-302-1110, or email to [email protected]. Please R.S.V.P. by Jan. 28, 2020.

10:00-11:30 am Lion and Dragon Dance Parade 

down Church Street and Whitney Avenue (between Elm and Trumbull Street)

12:00-4:00 pm Lunarfest performances, workshops, crafts, and demonstrations. Indoors.

-Some activities at this event may cover rank achievements please check with your den leader

Click here for full event schedule

Please bring your new or gently used stuffed animals to one of the meetings between 

1/18 -2/22.  These stuffed animals will be allocated to organizations that help children in emergency situations.

Please click here for  instructions and what animals are acceptable for donations.  

  -  Put new stuffed animals in a separate bag 

      from gently used

  -  Please be sure any gently used stuffed 

       animals are properly laundered 

  -  Please be sure any gently used stuffed 

      animals are acceptable for donation

- 45 North Main Street Branford

- Meet at the main entrance

- Full class A uniform required

- Parents if possible - please have only scouts and older siblings attend (it may be unsafe or difficult for younger siblings)

-Please check with your den leader if you are to attend this event and what requirements would be covered.

-Please always be on your best behavior remember you are scouts and it is a privilege that we get to do this tour as well as you represent pack 633.

- 33 Laurel Street, Branford

- Meet at the main entrance

- Full class A uniform required

- Parents if possible - please have only scouts and older siblings attend (it may be unsafe or difficult for younger siblings)

-Please check with your den leader if you are to attend this event and what requirements would be covered.

-Please always be on your best behavior remember you are scouts and it is a privilege that we get to do this tour as well as you represent pack 633.

Bicycle safety printout

A scout is helpful.  Lets make this our best collection for scouting for food ever.  We are asking each scout to hand out at least 10 bags (or more)to their friends, family or neighbors.  Fill these bags with non perishable items and return at your 3/26 meeting.  These items will be given to local organizations to distribute to our needy friends and neighbors.

Click here for printable bag flyer attachment

leadership training/learning event

Click here for more info

Registration (coming soon)

Scouts and your families come and enjoy an afternoon of ice skating with your 633 family.

633 Family ~ Ice Skating Event

$5 per person (this includes skating and rental)

Northford Ice Pavillion

24 Firelite place

Northford, CT 06472

Families and siblings welcome

525 Orange Center road

Orange, CT

$1 per person (payable to the lifeguard before entrance to the pool)

-A great event for the whole family

-12:15 arrival to promptly enter the pool at 12:30

-Parents please plan to enter the pool with your scout and or siblings.

-Modest proper swimming attire required

-Please bring goggles

- Scouts/parents Please speak with your den leader as how this event meets one of your rank achievements

Wear full class A uniform

To order your scout photos 

click here

Cards for hospitalized kids

Work with your den or on your own to make cards for children who are hospitalized.

There are specific decoration and wording requirements. Please see link below to be sure your card is just perfect for these little ones.

Please return them to cub master crystal at any meeting between now and March 27th and they will be sent off with love in the days to follow.

-check with your den leader as to if this also covers an achievement requirement

Card Specific Directions

Calling all Scouts! You will be taking a
trip out of this world. Navigate a scouts-only scavenger hunt to earn an out-of-this-world Science Center patch! This is a BRAND NEW patch designed just for this day of intergalactic scouting fun.

Join your 633 family in journeying through the passion an resurrection.  Then concluding with celebrating together the great event of Easter.

All 633 families please bring 

             1) nut free wrapped candy for our "Easter 

                egg" hunt.

             2) leftover colored Easter eggs for a 

               special event new for 2021 from one of 

               our cub scouts

ANNUAL FISHING DERBY

DEER LAKE SCOUT RESERVATION

101 PAPER MILL RD., KILLINGWORTH, CT

Saturday 2 times available am or pm

7am-5:30pm

The $18 registration per person for fishing with a two trout limit includes hot dog lunch and event patch. 

Deadline for registration:  4/9/21

For more info click here

full info flyer

Click here to register

A great day at the aquarium for a great price.  

Fun for the whole family!  May cover some requirements, check with your den leader.  It includes an Imax show too.

***Information coming soon****

Click here for full information flyer

Registration link 

Pack 633 will be running a wonderful take or hanging plant sale.  Many varieties to choose from for just $20 and will be in hand on Friday May 7th. Ready for the scouts to deliver mothers day weekend.

What a great idea for the special ladies in your life.  Funds raised can be put toward a scouts summer cub camp, scouting activity, registration and much more.

Online sales

Printable flyer

633 Challenge for the Easter season

We have received through the gift of Easter the greatest gift of all. Lets be now HIS hands on earth and give away what we no longer need to make room in our homes and our hearts for HIM.

Over the next appx 40 days remove one item (or more) each day you no longer need or want and place that item(s) in the provided trash bag and return the bag on Friday May 29th. These items will then be brought to (Savers) where they will then be made available to those who could really use them.  This helps our pack, helps others and helps our world.

For more info click here

To register click here

When you think of scouting you think of a day like this.  Join us for a day of hiking along with a geocache along the way.  After a fun family hike we will make paper boats and race them down Chatfield hallows fun little streams.  We will also fly our homemade paper kites. Bring a picnic dinner for your family and a snack to share.  A fun time with your 633 scouting family.

Our first ever kite flying day. Cubmaster crystal will bring your homemade kites to give those a "whirl" up on the sky.  We will also ask scouts to bring their own personal kites too as some additional fun with our home made ones.  After we have flown our kites we will spend some time on the foot park playground. Also bring a snacks to share.  It will be a fun afternoon together.  No worries if you have other activities just join up for the time you can. Please wear your class B uniforms if not a yellow top of some kind.

🎵 Lets go fly a kite 🎶 

Game Date:  Saturday May 4, 2019

Game Time: 1:05 pm

Cost:  $55 per person

Location:  Yankee Stadium

Tickets in Section 205, price includes a hot dog and a soda or water!

Bring all your Scouts, friends and family to a fun day with CT Yankee Council. A portion of the ticket price goes to the CT Yankees Friends of Scouting Fund.

Kids under 14 get a free Yankees replica bat!

Register here

So many parts for scouting are covered in this event.  A day for the whole family to make the world a little cleaner place.  WE had a scout family notice with sadness the amount of litter at their local park and asked if our 633 family can spring into action ..... so here we are!

Please bring the following:

Class B uniform or yellow shirt

Work gloves

Hat, sun glasses, sun screen

sturdy shoes

light pants would be better as poison ivy should already be growing

a reaching grabber (if you have one)

garbage bags

water for drinking and light snack

hand sanitizer

rain gear if necessary

Conn Jam 2022

An awesome weekend

save the date

More info coming soon

Info/Register

All are invited who are interested in finding out more about Scoutsing (boys and girls ages 5-18). There is no commitment just come and meet our scouting family and have some fun! If you have a special child in your life (son/daughter, niece/nephew, grand child, cousin, friend….etc), come and meet us, maybe grab some information and enjoy a Sunday on us. Here at 633/1633 raising children of character in a faithful family environment is our mission while having fun and awesome adventures along the way. 

 If you can not make it please contact 

Michael Loffredo at 203-500-3294 or 

email loffredo.michael @gmail.com

**633 families please bring a nut free ice cream topping to share**

Print these invitations to invite a friend

Invitation Front

Invitation Back

Fun for the whole family!

Scouts and their families will participate in outdoor fun, games and activities with their 633 friends.  

Always a ton of fun, sometimes messy :)

hoping to add a few things this year like rockets and cub mobile ..... pending approval

Please wear your class B uniform

We ask all 633 families to bring 

a game or activity to share.

• Scouts in Full class A Uniform (Uniform shirt, hat, neckerchief, and slide) – Navy Blue pants (webelos green pants)

• Arrival7:45 am 
• Flag Placement: St. Agnes Cemetery, Branford (Next to the Ford Dealership)
• bring a long Philips head screwdriver to aid in opening the ground for the flags
• The scouts from troop, leaders and parents may assist the cubs in the Flag placement. Remember this is a solemn and reverent event, not a race or time to play.
• Parents:Under uniform dress weather and activity appropriate for both events: (may want to layer) (parents use discretion as to the weather).

These should all be worn under the Class A uniform

• A Parent for each Scout is required for this activity.
Scouts We must remember we are representing the 633 family and should always be on our Best Behavior. At the cemetery:to be calm and respectful of the deceased and to remember the veterans for whom we are placing the flags.

Spend the weekend with your 633 family up at beautiful camp Pomperaug.  Lunch dinner and Sunday breakfast will be included.  Hiking, fun, games, campfire, friends.  This is an even surely not to be missed.... its what scouting is all about

🏕 ❤️ 

PS. this is for the whole family bring mom , dad, siblings on this fun adventure with your scout friends.

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• Scoutsin Full class A Uniform (Uniform shirt, hat, neckerchief, slide) – Navy Blue pants(green webelos)
• Arrival9:30 Branford Town Hall (parade begins at 10:00)
• Parade route: begins at the Branford Green circles around by Richlin and ends back at the Branford Green.
• Parents:bring Water bottle and simple snack for each of your parade marchers (like a package of nut free crackers). Parent will carry these items; there is a stop half way for a break.
• A Parent,for each Cub Scout is required to march behind the pack and to be responsible for them before and immediately after the parade.
• Parentsstay behind and not next to the scouts during ceremony and parade. If bringing a sibling they need to stay with parent or be inside a wagon pulled by parent.
• Den Leaders & ParentsDuring the parade the cub scouts will be directed by their leader.
• Scouts:This is a time of respect and reverence; we are remembering those who risked their lives for our freedom and also for those who lost their lives to that cause. We must remember we are representing Pack 633 and should always be on our best behavior, to stay in parade line, to stay behind your den flag and to Salute ALL Veterans in parade and on route.
• Departure- Gather around Flagpole immediately following the parade line.

Parentsign off with cub masterbefore scout leaves with parent.

A fun night of Awards and ceremony 

for the whole family.  

Celebrate with Pack 633 / Troop/633 / Troop 1633

Get ready to cross the Bridge and move up to your next scout rank.  

633 Court of Honor & Crossover Potluck Cookout

Loffredo house

6:30 Dinner & Ceremony

All families are asked to bring a food item to share (appx 25 families)

bring your bathing suit and swim floatie if needed

*** Be sure all foods are nut free ***

sign up genius link (coming soon)

CUB SCOUTS, ENTERING GRADES 3-5 IN SEPT. 2020, AND THEIR ADULT PARTNERS MAY ATTEND THIS EVENT FOCUSING ON IN-DEPTH SAFE GUN HANDLING INSTRUCTION AND MARKSMANSHIP TRAINING.  CLASSES WILL BE INSTRUCTED BY NRA CERTIFIED INSTRUCTORS WHO ARE VERY SERIOUS ABOUT INTRODUCING YOUTH TO GUNS, SAFETY AND HOW TO RESPONSIBLY HAVE FUN WITH SHOOTING SPORTS ACTIVITIES.CHECK IN BETWEEN 8:00 AND 8:45 AM, FOLLOWED BY THE FLAG RAISING AND THE SAFETY PORTION OF THE DAY.  ALL SCOUTS MUST BE PRESENT FOR THE ENTIRE SAFETY TRAINING TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SHOOTING ACTIVITIES.  NO EXCEPTIONS.$27 FEE FOR CUB SCOUT AND ADULT PARTNER INCLUDES INSTRUCTION, SHOOTING ACTIVITIES, AND LUNCH.LIMITED TO 120 CUB SCOUTS.EVENT QUESTIONS, CONTACT JOHN QUEENAN, [email protected].  REGISTRATION QUESTIONS, CONTACT CAROLYN CRUSON, 203-951-0237, [email protected].

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FUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY

SEARCH FOR LOST PIRATE TREASURE AT CONNECTICUT YANKEE COUNCIL’S CUB SCOUT FAMILY WEEKENDS!

Batten down the hatches ”matey” and come join us for a pirate visit and be prepared to return to a time when Captain Kidd ruled the seas! Historical Fact… Captain William Kidd—the legendary pirate believed to have buried treasure all along the Connecticut coast. Join us for Family Weekend of Fun Adventure and Treasure HuntING. 

Spend the daylight hours shooting BB guns, archery, playing sports, taking nature hikes, crafts, swimming, canoeing and kayaking.  At the end of the day, gather around the campfire and sing pirate songs.

The price includes patch, meals, and an all day schedule of camp activities presented by our talented trained staff dedicated to giving you a weekend of family memories to cherish.

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Cub Camp is awesome.... 

an experience not to be missed!

*Camp is open to all Cub Scouts who will be in first through fifth grades as of September 2021 

*Connecticut Yankee Council’s Day Camps are week long (Monday-Friday) programs hosted in 4 communities over the course of the summer. 

*Scouts will experience all the awesome things camp can offer while remaining close to home some transportation available for additional fee for certain weeks

 *Cub Scouts can participate in many types of activities including archery, field sports, nature, STEM, Scout skills, and more. All areas (especially archery and water activities) place a special emphasis on safety procedures.

Cub Scout Day Camps are accredited by the Boy Scouts of America and licensed with the State of Connecticut.

full info click here

to register click here

campership form

forms and docs (coming soon)

Camp flyer

Invite a friend to camp flyer

This is a cub scout proposed event!  

What a great idea...Lets make it a success.

Stone clearing 8-10:30 St. Agnes Cemetery Bfd.

We are asking all families to bring any items that can be used to clear grass and debris away form covered veterans foot stones.

Items such as

- spackle knife

- hand shovel or full shovel

- work gloves

- scrub brush

- flat head screwdriver

- garbage bags

- watering can

- outdoor scissors 

anything else that can be of use without scratching the stone

Personal items also necessary

- class B t shirt

- sunscreen

- hat

- water

- protective eye wear

- personal first aid kit

Our goal is for each family attending to uncover at least 2 veterans stones.  If at least 10 families attend that will be 20 veterans honored.... that would be wonderful.

Picnic 11-1 Foote park Branford

please bring 

-bagged picnic lunch and drinks for your family 

-something to sit on (like a blanket)

-class B uniform

-sunscreen

-water

-any outdoor games to play and share

-a ball for gaga ball (one of our scouts built a pit there :)

-maybe a remote control car to battle ball in the gaga ball pit. caution it may get bumped up.

Enjoy with your whole family a great night of baseball, watch a movie, and then get a really cool opportunity to camp out on the field.

To register print out the below document, fill out, then snap a pic and email it to the address on the form.

Registration Form

To Register click here

Crabbing next Sunday 
1:30pm-4:30pm
River street in Guilford (closest cross street is broad street)
Please park across street and cross over to park area.
*Bring a snack to share

*wear class B
*also bring your own crabbing gear
Chicken, string, scoop net, bucket, wipes to clean hands,seating/blanket.
Please shoot me a text and let me know if you are planning on coming.
Also if you have a friend interested in scouting bring them along too.... just give us a heads up.
Looks to be a fun night.