On February 23rd, Christopher received his Weeblos badge. This is the final badge that can be earned as a Cub Scout before moving on to Boy Scouts. We are so proud of him for working incredibly hard to fulfill the requirements to complete Cub Scouts. He has also earned his Arrow of Light, but the ceremony will not be held until next month due to scheduling. We will take plenty of pictures and post them when that occurs, because it is a quite a special event. Now that Christopher is eleven, he has attended his first Boy Scout den meeting and absolutely loves it. He is looking forward to the Boy Scout adventures that await him.
Christopher placing the Weeblo pin on me. He had to complete a
good deed before it could be removed.
Christopher getting his face painted, which is tradition after receiving a new badge.
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Every year, the fifth grade does a wax museum. The kids are required to choose an American hero and write a two page report about the accomplishments of that person. On the day of the wax museum, they dress up like the person and give a 30 second life history to each visitor that comes to their desk. Families and students file through to see the wax museum throughout the day. It is a lot of work for the students, but it is also quite fun. The American hero that Christopher chose was Joseph Smith. He was so cute in his outfit and did an excellent job on his report and presentation. I am proud to say all his hard work paid off. His grade: A+ 
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