March Cub Scout Roundtable Issue
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Volume 7, Issue 8
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Save It For Us
Webelos Sportsman & Family Member
Tiger Big Ideas 14 & 15
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STUNTS & APPLAUSES
CHEERS
Sandy from various resources
Clean
Air: Take
a big sniff of air, exhale and say “AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!”
Garbage
Bag: In a deep voice say, “Hefty!
Hefty! Hefty!
Give
A Hoot: Divide
the audience into two sections. Have
one section yell, “Give A Hoot!”
and the
other section yell, ‘Don’t
Pollute!” Alternate
pointing at each section, pointing faster and faster.
Noise
Pollution: Raise hands and have everyone yell as loudly
as they can. Lower hands and
volume of yells go down. When
hands are on floor, everyone must be extremely quiet.
Do several time – raise and lower volume.
Then, with hands on floor ask the Pack to listen to absolute quiet.
Reduce,
Reuse, Recycle: Divide
the audience into three sections. Have
the first section yell, “Reduce!”,
the second section yell, “Reuse!”,
and the third section yell, “Recycle!”
Alternate pointing at each section, pointing faster and faster.
JOKES
What’s
an example of wasted energy?
Telling a hair-raising tale to a bald man!
Why
did the mother cat get a ticket?
For littering!
Do
you ever file your nails?
Nah, after I trim them I throw them away!
What
one habit does every creature on earth share?
Our habit-at!
How
does a Cub Scout conserve his mind?
He lets everything in one ear and out the other!
What‘s
an oil truck that leaks all over town?
A city slicker!
How
many Cub Scout Leaders does it take to change a light bulb?
12
One to call a planning meeting, one to call everyone to find a date when
everyone can get together, one to conduct the meeting, one to make an
announcement about the planned light bulb changing, one to lead a song, one
to write a skit about light bulbs, one to screw it in, two to do a run-on,
one to lead a cheer for a job well done, one to bring refreshments, and one
to buy patches for everyone who participated!
Heart of America Council
Applauses
Spring
Applause
Spring up and down and go "boing, boing,
boing".
Litterbug
Applause
"Crackle, clatter, du p" repeat 3
times.
Knock, knocks
Knock
Knock
Who’s there?
Tiss.
Tiss who?
Tiss
who is good for blowing your nose.
Riddles
Where
does a rabbit go when it needs a grooming?
To the hare dresser.
What’s
big, gray, floppy and goes Hoppity, BOOM, hoppity, BOOM?
The Easter Elephant
How
deep is a frog pond?
Knee-deep, knee-deep.
Why
did the king go to the dentist ?
To get his teeth crowned !
How
did the farmer fix his jeans?
With a cabbage patch !
Heart
of America Council
Run-Ons
Cub
1: I asked my mother for a new pair of sneakers
for gym.
Cub
2: What did she say?
Cub
1: She said to tell Jim to buy his own sneakers.
Cub
1: Dad there’s a man at the door asking for you.
Cub
2: With a bill?
Cub
1: No, with a nose just like yours.
Cub
1: Why do you have a swollen nose
Cub
2: I was smelling a brose
Cub
1: There is no b in rose
Cub
2: There was in this one.
Circle 10 Council
Banana
– Peel banana, eat
banana, throw peel over shoulder, rub tummy and say HMMM! GOOD!
Broom
– Pretend to take a
broom and sweep the floor saying Clean
Sweep three times.
Rain
Clap –
Everyone starts by tapping their right thumbs on the palms of their left
hands to represent the first few drops of rain.
Then use two fingers, three fingers, four, five and the palms of
hands. Increase volume of clapping from soft to loud.
Then in reverse sequence back to thumbs on palms, as the rain passes.
Paper
Bag – Make motions to simulate opening a paper
bag, make a face as if the odor is back and pretend to throw the trash in
the bag, form neck and twist the top of the bag closed, say “Phooey, it
smells!”
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