STUNTS AND
APPLAUSES
CHEERS
Circle Ten Council
Bear: Growl like a bear four times,
turning halfway around each time.
Ferris Wheel: Move right arm in a large circle,
on the upswing say: "OHHHHH!"
On the downswing say: "AHHHHH!" Variation: Insert the
following between the ooh and aah above: when you are at the top, hold arm in
place and rock back and forth and hold other hand over the eyes and say: "GEE,
YOU CAN SURE SEE A LOT FROM UP HERE!!!
Tightrope Walker: Have your arms out as
if balancing on a tightrope. Lean to one side and say "Aaaiiiii" as you simulate
falling.
Strongman: Attempt to lift bar-bell and say "AAAaagh!"
as you get the weight up above the head, then drop it to the floor saying,
"THUD!"
Monkey: Ooo, Ooo, Ooo (while acting like a
monkey)
Elephant: Let your arms act as your truck,
waving it in front of your face. Then raise your arms up and make trumpeting
noises.
Longhorn Council
Applaud And Cheer-Announce to
group that when you raise your right hand, everyone should applaud. When you
raise your left hand, everyone should yell or cheer. When you raise both hands,
they applaud and cheer at the same time.
Cubby Applause-Yell “What’s the
best den?” and have all the dens yell back their own den numbers.
Heart of America
Council
Applause Clap - Divide the group into two sections. Each section claps only
when the leader points to it. Start slowly, build up speed. Wind up by pointing
to both sections.
Magic
Hand Applause - Hold hands out in front of you, then put them behind your
back, saying "Now you see them now you don't" Repeat three times, or until your
hand actually disappears.
Sole
Applause - For those who have put their heart and soul into something. Pat
the palm of one hand on the sole of one shoe.
RIDDLES
Circle Ten Council
What time is
it when an elephant sits on your bed?
Time to get a new
bed!
What did the banana do when the monkey
chased it?
The
banana split!
Why did the elephant leave the circus?
He was tired of working for peanuts!
What
animals do you have to be careful of when you take exams?
Cheetahs!
What happened when the lion ate the
comedian?
H felt funny!
Heart of America
Council
What is
the best way to keep a skunk from smelling?
Hold it's nose.
When can three big people go out under a tiny umbrella and
not get wet? When it's not raining.
What can
a person wear that never goes out of style?
A smile.
RUN ONS
Circle Ten Council
Why aren’t
elephants allowed on the beach?
Because they can’t keep their trunks up.
Why do elephants have so many
wrinkles?
Have you ever tried to iron one?
What kind of animal eats with his
tail?
All kinds—they can’t take them off.
Why did the snake shed its skin?
To get to the other
hide.
Heart of America
Council
Knock. Knock.
Who's there? Radio.
Radio who?
Radio not.
Here I come!
Boy 1:
What's your occupation?
Boy 2: I
used to be an organist.
Boy 1: Why
did you quit?
Boy 2: The
monkey died.
Boy 1: How did you break your arm?
Boy 2:
Playing football with a telephone booth.
Boy 1: What?
Boy 2: I
was trying to get the quarter back.
Boy 1: Is that the sun or the moon up there?
Boy 2: I
don't know. I'm a stranger here too.
STUNTS
Ha Ha Ha
Santa Clara County
Council
Have
8-14 members of the audience form in a circle. The first person says, “Ha.”
The second person says, “Ha-ha.” The third person says, “Ha-ha-ha,” and so on,
each person adding another “ha.” Each “ha” must be pronounced solemnly. If any
person laughs or fools around, he or she must drop out of the circle, but out,
anything goes. The eliminated players are free to do anything they can think of
to make the others laugh. No touching is allowed.
I remember seeing this on “I’ve Got a Secret” way
back when. Even Henry Morgan laughed!! CD
Hilarious Handkerchief
Santa Clara County
Council
Six
or more members of the audience form a circle. One of them stands in the
middle, throws a handkerchief up into the air, and starts laughing. Everyone in
the circle laughs too, until the handkerchief hits the floor. At that moment
there is complete silence - anyone who is still laughing is out.
Jumping
Heart of America
Council
Tell your friends that you can jump
backwards farther than they can jump forward, if they do exactly as you do.
Prove it by grasping your toes and hopping backwards a few inches. When assuming
the same position, they find they cannot budge.