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February Cub Scout Roundtable Issue
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Volume 7, Issue 7
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Man's Best Friend
Webelos Athlete & Engineer
Tiger Big Ideas 12 & 13
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PRE-OPENING
ACTIVITY
A what?
Trapper Trails Council
Arrange players in a
circle. Have two different
object to pass around, such as a fork and a spoon.
Hand fork to player on the
right and
You say: This is a Beagle.
The receiver says: A what?
You say: A Beagle.
Then he hands fork to
player on his right and
Cub 1 says to Cub 2:
"This is a Beagle. "
Cub 2 says to Cub 1: "A what? "
Cub 1 says to Cub 2: "A what. "
You say: "A beagle".
Cub 1 says to Cub 2: "A beagle. "
Cub 2 says to Cub 3:
"This is a Beagle."
Continue around the circle
always having questions come back to you.
After starting with right side also begin left side, using the spoon
and the statement, "This is a Collie Dog." This leads to fun and confusion when the two
questions/statements intersect.
What Fish Is This?
Sam Houston Area Council
Equipment:
Copies of the game
Directions:
A fishy quiz. Tell me what kind of fish I am. (Answers are in parentheses)
1.
A prolonged crier?
2.
A choir singer?
3.
The mariners dread?
4.
As slippery as ice?
5.
Useful to birds?
6.
A persistent serenade?
7.
What we do in deep water?
8.
A weapon of warfare?
9.
A mother's pride?
10.
Sometimes known to shoot?
11.
A household pet?
12.
A swindler?
13.
What all men want?
14.
Nervous and unstable?
15.
Delightful to children?
(Whale)
(Bass)
(Rock)
(Eel)
(Perch)
(Cat)
(Flounder)
(Sword)
(Sun)
(Star)
(Dog)
(Shark)
(Gold)
(Jelly)
(Sucker)
Animals and Their Babies
Sam Houston Area Council
Equipment:
Copies of the game
Directions:
Match the animal with its baby. (Answers
are in parentheses)
1.
Hen
2.
Seal
3.
Frog
4.
Cat
5.
Dog
6.
Deer
7.
Mare
8.
Sheep
9.
Lion
10.
Swan
11.
Whale
12.
Bear
13.
Goose
14.
Duck
(Chick)
(Calf)
(Tadpole)
(Kitten)
(Puppy)
(Fawn)
(Filly/foal)
(Lamb)
(Cub)
(Cygnet)
(Calf)
(Cub)
(Gosling)
(Duckling)
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