AUDIENCE 
  PARTICIPATION
  
   
  
  The Reluctant Rabbit
  York Adams Area Council
  
  
  Rabbit: Flop hands like 
  ears and wiggle nose
  
  Hat: Tip imaginary hat
  
  Dog: Wooof
  
  Joe was very busy. It was 
  only a few days until the Pack Meeting and he was still trying to perfect his 
  disappearing Rabbit trick. All the other Cub Scouts already had their 
  tricks ready. But Joe was having a little trouble. He had his black top
  Hat and a very nice little Rabbit and Joe even knew 
  exactly how to do the Rabbit in the Hat trick, but the Rabbit
  would not cooperate.
  
  Just then, Joe’s Dog 
  came bounding into the room.  “Woof,” said the Dog. He was a very large
  Dog and the minute the Rabbit saw him, he bolted under the bed, 
  toppling the Hat and just about knocking JOE off the bed. “Dog,” 
  shouted Joe, “Get down! You keep scaring my Rabbit. And I 
  already have enough trouble with him.” The Dog hung his head in shame. 
  He was really a very good Dog and did not mean to scare the Rabbit.
  Joe reached under the bed and pulled out the Rabbit. Joe 
  petted the Rabbit ad soon he was calm. “Now, let’s practice,” Joe 
  said.  He took the Hat and after waving the magic wand a few times he 
  put the Rabbit into the Hat. But the Rabbit would not 
  stay in the Hat. Joe’s Dog sat quietly and watched.  
  Nothing Joe did seemed to help.
  
  Joe was getting very frustrated. 
  He put the Hat on his own head and sat down on the bed. The Hat 
  fell down around Joe’s eyes so he could not see. “Boy it’s dark in 
  here,” he said. That was when it hit him.  The Rabbit had 
  claustrophobia and was afraid of the dark! Every time Joe put him in 
  the Hat, the Rabbit got very nervous and tried to escape. Joe
  patted his Dog on the head and thought and thought.  He didn’t have 
  time to train another Rabbit. What could he do?
  
  Then Joe had a bright 
  idea. He opened the top drawer of his bureau and began searching through all 
  his stuff.  His Dog came over to help.  Soon Joe found what he 
  was looking for—his penlight. He put it in the bottom of the Hat and 
  turned on the light.
  
  Then he took the Rabbit 
  waved the magic wand and stuffed the Rabbit into the Hat.  This 
  time, with the light to keep him calm, the Rabbit stayed.
  
  “Hurray!” shouted Joe. 
  “Now I can do my trick!” And sure enough, the Rabbit had disappeared; 
  the Hat
  
  was empty!  Even the Dog 
  was surprised.
  
   
  
   
  
  Jared And His 
  Magic Show
  Trapper Trails Council
  
  Every time you hear the word 
  Magic 
  everyone is to say Abracadabra and Alacazam!
  
  Jared was a Cub Scout. He liked 
  Magic 
  shows.  He decided that he would put on his own 
  Magic 
  show.
  
  He practiced and practiced all his 
  Magic 
  tricks.  Finally the big day came. He was going to put on his 
  Magic 
  show for his family and friends
  
  His brother liked 
  Magic 
  tricks too! He thought it would be fun to pull a trick on Jared. He talk to 
  his sister Shari who was going to help Jared with his MAGIC tricks, and asked 
  her to help him with plan.
  
  The time came and Jared started his show.  He 
  showed some Magic tricks with cards. Then he showed a trick using a 
  handkerchief and some flowers.
  
  The next 
  Magic trick he did was to pull a 
  rabbit out of a hat. Then Jared showed the 
  Magic 
  number trick.  Now it was time for his last 
  Magic 
  trick. He was going to make Shari disappear.
  
  Jared had Shari get in a 
  Magic 
  box. Jared shut the door and said the 
  Magic words. He opened the door He 
  closed the door and told everyone he would make her come back. Again, Jared 
  said the Magic words and opened the door and guess what?  She was still gone. 
  Jared was very surprised.
  
  His Brother was laughing. Jared's brother came 
  out to help him.  They both said the 
  Magic words and there she was with a 
  big smile on her face.
  
  Jared's brother said, "The 
  Magic 
  trick was on you.  You thought she was really gone and she wasn't."
  
     
  
  
    
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