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Marc is running the Looking Back and Looking Forward AOL Adventure
For this webelos will be doing Scouting History Scrapbook and Time Capsule projects on February 12th. Webelos will make a scrapbook on their personal experience. They need to include photos from Scouting events(Pinewood Derby,Scouting for food, Camping, Den/Pack meetings,special awards..).

Please bring at least 6 photos of scout event that your child attended or email me the pictures that you want to put in the scrapbook before Feb 8th. More picture will make this event more fun...

We will also make a Time capsule .Please bring news paper clippings of current events, coins, small toys etc...

If you have any metallic pens,glitter pens scissor,glue sticks,color
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