August 2008 Cub Scout Roundtable Issue |
Volume
15, Issue
1
September 2008 Theme |
Theme:
New Buddies
Webelos:
Citizen and Communicator
Tiger Cub
Achievement 1 |
GATHERING ACTIVITIES
Note on Word Searches, Word Games, Mazes and such – In order to
make these items fit in the two column format of Baloo’s Bugle they are shrunk
to a width of about 3 inches. Your Cubs probably need bigger pictures. You can
get these by copying and pasting the picture from the Word version or clipping
the picture in the Adobe (.pdf) version and then enlarging to page width. CD
STAND UP
Sam Houston
Area Council
Two players sit back to back with legs stretched out in
front of them. They must try to stand up without using their arms. The Cub
Scouts will see that they can only stand up if they work together.
Our Town Display
Grand Teton
Council
Put up on display using foam core or poster board
displaying things unique to your area or state.
A city map
Tape recording of your state song
City/County, State Flag
Local Postcards
Pictures of famous people from
your area
Display pictures of state bird,
state tree, and state flower Do a timeline showing events that have happened in
your town.
Name Bingo
Southern NJ
Council
ü
Each Boy
has a sheet of paper marked off in a grid (either 5 by 5 or 6 by 6 )
ü
The boys
(and parents (Your choice)) go around to other guests and ask them to sign a
square.
ü
At a
designated time, everyone stops and puts their own name on a piece of paper and
puts that paper in a "hat".
ü
The leader
pulls names out of the hat and calls them out.
ü
If a guest
has that name on their paper, they put an X on that square.
ü
The object
is to get a straight line, horizontally, vertically or diagonally.
Who Am I?
Southern NJ
Council
ü
Using the month's theme, New Buddies, or some other idea, come up
with about 20 related items associated with it. For example if you chose PARTY,
the following would work: horn, party hat, favor, balloon, candy, cake, punch,
ice cream, music, games, invitations, presents, fireworks, napkins, plates,
cups, forks, piñata.
ü
Write each item on a slip of paper
ü
As the Scouts (and parents (Your choice)) arrive, tape a slip with
an item on their back (they aren't supposed to see their item).
ü
The object of this activity is for each boy to ask yes or no
answer questions to determine what they are.
ü
You may want to set a limit on how many questions a boy can ask
another person before he has top ask someone lese. A good limit is one (1) but
2 or 3 work also.
Clothespin Mixer
Southern NJ
Council
Equipment:
Clip-on
clothespins - 3 or 4 for each person
Give
everyone 3 or 4 clothespins. Tell them that the object of the game is to get
rid of their clothespins without having anyone else pin THEIR clothespins on
them. With everybody trying to get rid of his or her clothespins at the same
time, as fast as possible, this is a rowdy and fun way to start a meeting.
Guess Who
Southern NJ
Council
This is a good gathering time game for parents to play with
their children. It's a good learning game and they may know some of the answers
that you don't know.
1)
Who is The Friendly Ghost?
2)
Who was Luke Skywalker's father?
3)
Who was the first voice of Mickey Mouse.
4)
Who is Miss Piggy in love with?
5)
What animal was the most popular performer of 1926?
6)
Who is the only person to have won Oscars for the best actress
and best song?
7)
Who was known as 'The Greatest Showman on Earth?'
8)
Who was second in command on the Starship Enterprise?
9)
What actress made a million by the age of 10?
10)
Who was the first non-human to win an Oscar?
11)
What is Mickey Mouse's dog's name?
12)
Which witch is flattened by a house in "The Wizard of Oz?"
13)
What was the name of Roy Rogers' dog?
14)
Who was the voice of Bugs Bunny, Sylvester and Tweety Pie?
15)
What were Alvin, Simon and Theodore?
16)
What's the name of Warner Brothers' romantic skunk?
17)
Who lives at 39 Stone Canyon Way?
Answers:
1. Casper, 2. Darth
Vader, 3. Walt Disney
4. Kermit the Frog 5. Rin Tin Tin
6. Barbra Streisand
7. P.T. Barnum 8. Mr. Spock,
9. Shirley Temple
10. Mickey Mouse 11.
Pluto
12. The Wicked Witch Of The East,
13. Bullet
14. Mel Blanc 15.
Chipmunks 16. Pepe Le Pew
17. The Flintstones
Who’s Who in Cub Scouting
Southern NJ
Council
Pass out this
list and have people mingle to obtain signatures. See who can complete the
entire board. Have a prize. If using this at a sign up night, have equal
numbers of Scout and non-Scout items on the list.
1.
Served as a Cub leader in the past:
2.
Is a
Bobcat now:
3.
Was a Cub
Scout as a boy:
4.
Is a
Denner now:
5.
Earned the
Arrow of Light as boy:
6.
Is a Cub
Scout Leader now:
7.
Had a boy
in the pack in the past:
8.
Is a
Webelos now:
9.
Held the
rank of Lion as a boy:
10.
Is a Den
Chief:
Famous Scouts
York Adams
Council
BOLD Font
and * Indicates the Scout was an Eagle Scout
1. Neil Armstrong* |
A. President of the US |
2. Bill Bradley* |
B. Actor |
3. James Brady* |
C. Olympic gold medal swimmer |
4. William C. DeVries, M.D.* |
D. Olympic gold medal decathlon |
5. Gerald Ford* |
E. Journalist, TV commentator |
6. James Lovell* |
F. Baseball superstar |
7. J. Willard Marriott, Jr.* |
G. Film director/producer |
8. Ellison Onizuka |
H. Rock music legend |
9. H. Ross Perot* |
I. Self made billionaire & Presidential Candidate |
10. Steven Spielberg* |
J. 36th President of the United States & First Eagle Scout in the White
House |
11. Henry "Hank" Aaron |
K. Astronaut & First man on the Moon |
12. Bill Clinton |
L. Baseball superstar |
13. Walter Cronkite |
M. Sportscaster & former NFL star |
14. Harrison Ford |
N. Former Press Secretary to President Reagan |
15. Bill Gates |
O. Challenger astronaut |
16. Bruce Jenner |
P. Founder of Microsoft Corp. |
17. Jim Morrison |
Q. Pro Basketball player & U.S. Senator from New Jersey |
18. Merlin Olson |
R. President, Marriott corp. |
19. John Ritter |
S. Transplanted first artificial heart |
20. Nolan Ryan |
T. Astronaut |
21. Mark Spitz |
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22. Joe Theisman |
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23. Paul Winfield |
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Answers:
1-K; 2-Q 3-N
4-S 5-J 6-T
7-R 8-O 9-I 10-G
11-L/F 12-A
13-E 14-B 15-P 16-D
17-H 18-M
19-B 20-L/F 21-C 22-M 23-B
CUB SCOUT WORD SCRAMBLE
Heart of
America Council
Ideas -
·
You can put these all on a sheet of paper for unscrambling and
have everyone work alone or in pairs.
·
You can give those coming into your meeting each a scrambled word,
and you put the unscrambled word on someone else's back. They will then need to
find the person who has the unscrambled word on their back to match their
scrambled word.
·
You can give out one word at a time to a Cub and when he solves
it, give him another. See who gets the most before the meeting starts.
1.
SETCUMBRA (Cubmaster)
2.
END
(Den)
3.
KCPA
(Pack)
4.
LEAKA
(Akela)
5.
FOWL
(Wolf)
6.
ERBCBU
(Cubber)
7.
TOBBAC
(Bobcat)
8.
HENFIDEC (Den Chief)
9.
YOCBOUST (Boy Scout)
10.
ERLDEANED (Den Leader)
11.
RAWAD
(Award)
12.
NEOLDODED (Den Doodle)
13.
REKIFENCHEC (Neckerchief)
14.
SLOBEEW (Webelos)
15.
NEDREN (Denner)
16.
ABER
(Bear)
17.
METHE
(Theme)
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