April Cub Scout Roundtable Issue
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Volume 7, Issue 9
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Happy Trails
Webelos Outdoorsman & Handyman
Tiger Big Ideas 16 & 17
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SONGS
Boom Chicka Boom
Indian Nation
Council
(A
CHANT) Leader starts: group repeats. For first 3 verses, slap thigh &
snap fingers to keep rhythm
Boom
chicka boom
I say a
boom chicka rocka
I say a
boom chicka rocka chicka rocka
Chicka
boom
Swatting Skeeters
Indian Nation
Council
(Tune: Blowing Bubbles)
I’m
forever swatting skeeters
Little
beast that buzz and bite.
They’re
always right
In earth
and sky
And like
dreams they come at nights.
They are
always hiding
There are
everywhere,
I’m
forever swatting skeeters,
Little
demons in the air!
The Coming Of The Frogs
Indian Nation Council
Tune: Battle Hymn of the Republic
Mine eyes
have seen the horror of the
coming of
the frogs.
They are
sneaking through the swamps,
they are
lurking in the logs.
You can
heart their mournful croaking
through
the early morning too.
The frogs
keep hopping on.
(Chorus)
Ribet,
ribet, ribet, croak,
croak.
Ribet,
ribet, ribet, croak, croak,
Ribet,
ribet. Ribet, croak, croak.
The frogs
keeping hopping on.
The frogs
have grown in numbers and
their
croaking fills the air.
There’s
no place to escape to, ‘cause
the frogs
are everywhere.
They’ve
eaten all the flies and now
they’re
hungry as a bear.
The frogs
keep hopping on.
(Chorus)
I used to
like the bullfrogs, like to feel
their
slimy skin.
Like to
put them in my teacher’s desk
and bring
them to our den.
Now
they’re knocking at the front door, I
can’t
let those frogs come in.
The frogs
keep hopping on.
(Chorus)
They have
hopped into the living room
and
headed down the hall.
They have
trapped me in the corner and
my backs
against the wall.
And when
I open up my mouth to give a
warning
call.
This was
all I heard:
(Chorus)
Twelve Days Of Summer Camp
Tune; The Twelve
Days of Christmas
Indian Nation Council
One the
first day of summer camp
My mommy
sent to me
A box of
oatmeal cookies
One the
2nd day of summer camp
My mommy
sent to me
Two
T-shirts
And a box
of oatmeal cookies
On the
3rd day of summer camp
My mommy
sent to me
3 pairs
of socks
2
T-shirts
And a box
of oatmeal cookies.
4th day,
4 woolen caps
5th day,
5 underpants
6th day,
6 postage stamps
7th day,
7 nose warmers
8th day,
8 Batman comic books
9th day,
9 bars of soap
10th day,
10 Band-Aids
11th day,
11 shoestrings
12th day,
12 bottles of blood sucking insect repellent.
Bad Weather Variation
Indian Nation
Council
Tune: If You’re Happy
If
you’re wet and you know it
Clap your
hands (2xs)
If
you’re wet and you know it
Then your
drippy clothes will show it,
If your
wet and you know it.
Clap your
hands. (2xs)
If the
mud is only knee deep,
Stomp
your feet! (2xs)
If the
mud is only knee deep
And you
wish that it were hip deep!
If you
are muddy and you know it
Stomp
your feet (2xs)
If the
wind is really blowing,
Hiking
(Tune: Caisson
Song)
Indian Nation Council
Over
hill, over dale,
We will
hit the Greenwood trail,
As the
Cub Scouts go hiking along.
In and
out, all around,
You will
never see us frown,
As the
Cub Scouts go hiking along.
And
it’s Hi! Hi! Hee!
The Cub
Scouts are for me,
Shout our
name and shout it strong,
Where
‘er we go, we will always know
That the
Cub Scouts go hiking along.
Did You Ever See A Horse
Fly
Tune: The More We
Get Together
Indian Nation Council
Did you
ever see a horse fly, a horse fly, a horse fly,
Did you ever see a horse fly, a horse fly, fly, fly.
Did you
ever see a board walk, a board walk, a board walk,
Did you ever see a board walk, a board walk, walk, walk.
Other
suggestions: Shoe lace, hair pin, tooth pick, eye drop, neck tie, house fly,
moth ball, eye lash, yard stick, hair brush, wrist watch, ear drum.
The Happy Watergun
Tune: The Happy
Wanderer
Indian Nation Council
I love to
shoot my watergun
At all
the kids I see.
But when
I shoot my watergun,
They all
shoot back at me.
(Chorus)
Wateree,
Waterah, Wateree
Waterah,
ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
Wateree,
Waterah
They all
shoot back at me.
I shoot
that water everywhere
I shoot
it in the tree.
My
neighbor’s cats a victim
Of my
aqua-tillery
(Chorus)
O, my I
keep my watergun
Until the
day I die.
And in my
coffin one last squirt
Hits
someone in the eye.
(Chorus)
How Many Birds
Tune; Blowin’ In
The Wind
Indian Nation Council
How many
birds can a bird watcher see,
Before he’s bombed from the air?
How many feathers can you pluck from a wren,
Before you can call him bare.
How many pigeons can fly into town,
And roost in the old town square?
The answer we’ll share, is flying in the air,
The answer is flying in the air.
How many
ducks can a duck hunter
shoot,
Before they shoot back at the man?
How many
times can two birds in the bush.
Be worth one in the hand?
How many times can an albatross fly,
Before it learns how to land?
The
answer my friend, is flying on the wind,
The answer is flying on the wind.
How many
times can you go to the sea,
And be dive bombed by a gull?
How many years must a boy be a scout,
Before he becomes an Eagle?
How many miles can my puppy dog fly,
When I glue feathers on my beagle?
The
answer my friend, is flying on the wind,
The
answer is flying on the wind.
Scout Marching Song
Circle 10 Council
The
scouts go marching one by one.
Hurrah,
Hurrah.
The
scouts go marching one by one.
Hurrah,
Hurrah.
The
scouts go marching one by one,
The
little one stops to shoot his gun.
Chorus:
And they
all go marching,
Into the
tent
To get
out of the rain
Boom,
boom, boom.
Next
Verses:
Two by
two to tie his shoe
Three by
three to climb a tree
Four by
four to close the door
Five by
five to peek in a hive
Six by
six to pick up sticks
Seven by
seven to look at heaven
Eight by
eight to shut the gate
Nine by
nine to tell the time
Ten by
ten to say THE END
Take Me Out tothe Forest
Circle 10 Council
(Tune: Take Me Out to the Ball Game)
Take me
out to the forest.
Let me
hike in the wild.
Show me a
skunk and a few bear tracks.
I won't
care if I never come back.
But it's
look, look, at your compass.
If it
rains, then it pours.
And it's
ouch, slap, sting and your bit
In the
great outdoors!
To The Woods
(Tune: It's Off to
Work We Go)
Circle 10 Council
Hi ho, hi
ho, it's to the woods we go.
To catch
some snail on backwoods trails.
Hi ho, hi
ho, hi ho.
Hi ho, hi
ho, it's in the woods we go.
To gaze
at stars, won't hear no cars.
Hi ho, hi
ho, hi ho.
Hi ho, hi
ho, it's through the woods we go.
To search
the skies for butterflies.
Hi ho, hi
ho, hi ho.
Hi ho, hi
ho, out of the woods we go.
We'll
pitch our tent, our legs are spent.
Hi ho, hi
ho, hi ho.
Calamine Lotion
(Tune: My Bonnie)
Circle 10 Council
My body
has calamine lotion
My body's
as sore as can be
The
flowers that I picked for Granny
Turned
out to be poison ivy
Don't
touch, don't touch
You'll
get a rash from ivy, ivy
It will
itch bad, it will itch bad
And it
looks mighty worse than acne
Happy Trails
Heart of America
Council
(Music
and Lyrics by Dale Evans-Rogers)
Some
trails are happy ones,
Others
are blue.
It’s
the way you ride the trail that counts,
Here’s
a happy one for you.
Happy
trails to you until we meet again.
Happy
trails to you, keep smilin’ until then.
Who cares
about the clouds when we’re together?
Just sing
a song and bring the sunny weather.
Happy
trails to you ‘till we meet again.
Cub Scout Hiking Song
(Tune: Battle Hymn of the Republic)
Heart of America Council
Oh, we
can sing out loud and
We can sing out oh so strong,
For
we’re a group of Cub Scouts
Just traveling along.
And when you see us coming,
You will know that we are here,
For miles around you’ll hear us,
As we sing so loud and cheer.
Chorus:
Yes, we
are a group of Cub Scouts,
Yes, we are a group of Cub Scouts,
Yes, we are a group of Cub Scouts,
Just listen and you’ll hear our shouts.
Home On The Range
(Cub Scout Version)
Heart of America Council
Oh give
me a home
Where the Cub Scout can roam,
Where the Bobcats, Wolves, and Bears play.
where Webelos all learn,
Achievement badges to earn,
And I’ll show you one messy living room!
Home,
home on the range,
Where the Bobcats, Wolves and Bears play.
Where
Webelos all learn,
Achievement badges to earn,
And there aren’t enough hours in the day.
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