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Baloo's Bugle

 

March 2004 Cub Scout Roundtable Issue

Volume 10, Issue 8
April 2004 Theme

Theme: Cubservation
Webelos: Family Member & Sportsman
  Tiger Cub: Our Colorful World and Conservation
Activities

 

GATHERING ACTIVITY

SOMETHING NOT TO BE

Circle Ten Council

Fill in the missing letters in the spaces below.  They spell something no one wants to be. What is it?

B O T T__ E S      

T__ N S

S__ R I N G

S__ I C K S

P A  P__ R

T__ A S H

R U B__ I S H

J__ N K

R A__ S

Answer: Litterbug

Now if you want to make it a little easier for the younger ones, maybe give them the list of letters in random order –

B         E          G         I           L          R         T         T         U

TREE LORE

Circle Ten Council

Twenty leaves (or pictures of leaves) of local trees are placed on a table.  Either form small groups or have Scouts work on identifying the leaves individually as they arrive.  The group or person with the most correct answers wins. This could, also, be adapted to use as a game during the meeting.

J “Gathering Activity” J

Great Salt Lake Council

Have garbage bags available for people as they come. Have them pick up the area around the building or meeting place. Have treats/prizes for the people who pick up the most. This could also go toward earning the conservation patches.

 

 

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