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LEADER IDEAS
Recognition Ideas
Love-Joy
Kit
I got this years ago and have used it to hand out to
trainees at the end of CSBLT. Make these up as appreciation gifts.
This month, you will find some ceremonies in Baloo's Bugle to thank
Unit Leaders.
You will need a plastic sandwich bag to put
everything into. This list and all the listed items are put in the
bag. Just want to let you know No. 4 is pom-poms that you can buy at
craft stores. I dropped two "Warm Fuzzies" into the
Love-Joy Kits I made up.
A LOVE-JOY KIT FOR YOU
Includes:
- Rubber
Band - To remind you of hugging. For those times you want
to
hold the world or someone close.
- Candy Kiss - you know
what it is to remind you of. LOVE!!
- Kleenex - To dry
another's tears, or to dry your own, so you can see the tears of
others.
- Warm Fuzzies - To bring gentle comfort when the
world seems cold.
- Recipe - To make when you want to
show you care and wish to make something special.
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Stationery - To write a long overdue letter to a friend or
relative who
is lonely or ill.
- Band-Aid - To remind
you of healing, perhaps hurt feelings of your
own or of
others.
- Poem - To reassure you of God's Love, or to
give away.
The items are in a sandwich bag for it holds food for
the soul and is to be shared with others.
Recipes to put in Love-Joy Kit
Zucchini Bread
| 3 eggs |
1/4 t baking
powder |
| 2 C sugar |
1 t baking
soda |
| 1 C vegetable
oil |
2 t
cinnamon |
| 2 C grated
zucchini |
3 C flour |
| 2 t.
vanilla |
1 C chopped
nuts |
| 1t. salt |
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Mix eggs & sugar well. Add oil and mix well.
Stir in zucchini & vanilla. Put in dry ingredients (already
mixed together) and beat well. Pour into two greased and floured
loaf pans. Bake at 325 degrees for one hour (check at 50
minutes).
Barbequed Spareribs
3-4 lbs. Spareribs
1 C.
catusp
1/3 C worcestershire sauce
1t. chili powder
1 t.
salt
1 1/2 C water
Salt ribs lightly. Place in shallow
roasting pan, meaty side up. Roast in very hot oven (450 degrees)
for 30 minutes. Meanwhile, combine next six ingredients for the
sauce. Bring to a boil and simmer. Pour over ribs and lower oven
temp. to 350 degrees. Bake for two hours or til done. Baste ribs
with sauce every 15 minutes. If sauce gets too thick, add a little
water.
Poem
"Grow old with me," the poet
says,
But why one should grow old I cannot see.
Age with its
aches, grumblings and complaints
Is not for me!
Stay young with me is what he should
have said.
Stay young inside, be vigorous and bold.
Forget
your gripes and do not let yourself
Get old.
A twinkling smile will brighten tired,
dim eyes,
A laugh, a prayer, a song, the star-lit sky
Each in
it's way erases years.
It's worth a try.
So wrinkles, gray
hairs, shaky hands and legs
That's what the world outside can
see
My wish---You'll stay forever young inside,
Like
me.
Margaret Kern
Hiking
Cadences
Scouts-L
Robert P. Stawicki gave me permission to
reprint this from Scouts-L.
PACK 38 CADENCE
We're the
boys from 38,
We like scouting cause it's great;
Hear us now
as we walk by,
Listen to our cub scout cry;
--sound
off-
Bobcat is the first you know,
Wolf, and bear, and then
Webelos;
We'll work hard to be boy scouts,
That is why we like
to shout;
--sound off--
Now to eagle, that is next,
We
strive hard to be the best;
Future leaders in high
gear,
Listen to us as we cheer;
-Sound
off--
YiS,
Rob
Lorie McGraw put together a collection of
cadences
also.
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I
borrowed a bit and changed some and came up with a few more marching
cadences for Cub Scouts. Thanks to the Girl Guides!!!
More Scouting Cadences
(adapted from
the Girl Scout Cadence page)
Sound off, 1-2,
Sound off,
3-4
Bring it on down 1-2-3-4,
1,2,3-4!
We are Cub Scouts, it is true
We
love life and so can you
Fun and learning, service too
Don't
have time to feel real blue
Now my friends and now my foes
Don't
have time for all your woes
Marching down this old
street
Marching down with dancing feet
Cub Scouts teach and Cub Scouts
learn
Making campfires that really do burn
Tying knots and
lashing trees
Studying those honeybees
Listen boys, now listen
well,
Scouting's great, now come and yell,
Scouting's great it
takes some time,
We even learn to do some mime.
Scouting's more than popcorn
now
Planes and trains and cars, oh wow
History and crafts
too
Makes Scouts fun for me and you.
Join with us and have some
fun
Learning stuff 'till day is done
Boys you too can be a
Scout
Just like us, so come on out.
And More:
I Left My...
Left, left, left right
left
I left my wife in Argentina
With 52 kids and a laughing
hyena
I thought I was right, right,
Right in my country and
whoop-de-doo!
Left, left! I left my wife
(Your
left foot comes down on each "left" in the march. At the
"whoop-de-do!" you do this little jig so thatyour left
foot will come down on the "left" in the next line.
)
I had a good home and I left
(that's right)
I had a good home and I left
(that's
right)
I left on my own and it served me right,
Left, right
left right.
Left, left, to the left, right, left.
I left my wife and forty-two kids
On
the verge of starvation with no gingerbread
Would I be right,
right, right, right
*There Ain't no Flies on Us
There ain't no flies on us!
There
ain't no flies on us!
There may be flies on some of you
guys,
But there ain't no flies on us!
Other group will respond with :
Oh
yeah??
There ain't no flies on us!
There ain't no flies on
us!
There may be flies on some of you guys,
But there ain't no
flies on us!
These verses can be changed to make it
more difficult, i.e. skunks
on some of you
punks
Enjoy!
Lorie
http://home.att.net/~llmcgraw/etowah/ecd-indx.htm
The
Slide Show Neckerchief
Slides:
http://home.att.net/~llmcgraw/etowah/slides.htm
Last month I gave a phone number
for a free catalog from the US Postal Service. The number is
1-800-STAMP-24. Their web site is wwww.stampsonline.com
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