August 2006 Cub Scout Roundtable Issue |
Volume 13, Issue 1
September 2006 Theme |
Theme: Zoo Adventures
Webelos: Citizen & Communicator
Tiger Cub Activities |
CLOSING CEREMONIES
Scouting
Longhorn Council
Ask everyone to stand. Cubmaster gives the words and demonstrated the signs used in the ceremony. Then everyone joins in.
Boy Scout Sign May the spirit of Scouting
Cub Scout Sign and the light of Akela
Point finger be with you and me
Both arms out. until our paths
Arms crossed cross
Cub sign (on wrist, again.
then elbow, then
shoulder.
or
Make a Living Circle and say the Cub Scout motto.
Then, retire the flag and hum Taps. Have Cubs repeat Cub Scout Vespers as you say each line.
Nature Visitors
Sam Huston Area Council
Cub Scout 1: We enjoy being outdoors but always need to remember those who follow us.
Cub Scout 2: Try to be a good visitor and leave the plants and creatures for others to enjoy.
Cub Scout 3: The only things I took home with me were drawings, photographs, and memories.
Cub Scout 4: I walked on pathways to protect the plants and soil.
Cub Scout 5: When I see animals, I remember that I am a guest in their home.
Cub Scout 6: I always make sure that all campfires are completely out.
Cub Scout 7: When we are careful like this, we’ll be able to leave these things for others to enjoy in the years to come.
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