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May 2004 Cub Scout Roundtable Issue |
Volume 10, Issue 10
June 2004 Theme |
Theme: Cub Rock
Webelos: Artist
& Traveler
Tiger Cub:
Activities |
GATHERING ACTIVITIES
Birthstone Match-up
Santa Clara County Council
Match up the
correct birthstone for each month.
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January |
1.
Amethyst |
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February |
2.
Aquamarine |
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March |
3.
Diamond |
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April |
4.
Emerald |
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May |
5.
Garnet |
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June |
6.
Opal |
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July |
7.
Pearl |
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August |
8.
Peridot |
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September |
9.
Ruby |
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October |
10.
Sapphire |
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November |
11.
Turquoise |
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December |
12.
Topaz |
Answers:
Jan-5, Feb-1, Mar-2, Apr-3, May-4, June-7, July-9, Aug-8,
Sep-10, Oct-6, Nov-12, Dec-11
MATCH THE DINOSAURS
Circle Ten Council
This is a fun activity, I was
amazed when my son was into dinosaurs how many he could recognize, but you
may be better off using pictures from books you may have in your house and
from the library rather than these. Or maybe your son (or a friend) has
dinosaur models and you can set u a display and have the boys identify
them. CD
Label
the pictures in the left column A through E going top to bottom. Then label
the pictures in the right column F through J going top to bottom. Then
match the each picture to the proper type of Dinosaur.
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CARCHARODONTOSAURUS
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DRYPTOSAURUS-HADROSAURUS
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EUOPLOCEPHALUS
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GORGOSAURUS
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SINORNITHOSAURUS
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TYRANNOSAURUS
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VELOCIRAPTORINE-PSITTACOSAUR
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EOLAMBIA
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GIGANOTOSAURUS
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SHUNOSAURUS
ANSWERS: 1-a, 2-f, 3-j,
4-h, 5-b, 6-c, 7-I, 8-d, 9-e, 10-g
Hidden Picture
Santa Clara County Council
Color the shapes
in the puzzle below, which have letters that are in the word MINE, to reveal
the hidden picture.
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