Gathering:

Opening with Tigers at least

Recap Troop 2 sleepover briefly.

Both dens should catch up on the chart. W I names added, W II catch up on what they earned vs what they were awarded.

Get together with W-I and review Athlete. Ask who wants to run 1/4 mile (we only ran 1/8 mile before)

Webelos I - fitness activities

Webelos II - Outdoorsmen - what do the kids need. No activity pre-planned for this one. Plan for what they want to do next. Provide paper and have them list their ideas. Collect them as a group to plan what we want to do. (last meeting we didn't get this far.

W-II suggestions-

Sportsman -

Who will teach signals?___Matt_________________

What 2 individual games does each scout want to earn a belt loop for?

Waht 2 team sports does each scout want to earn? How will we do these? We need to have more members....invite another pack's Webelos to a friendly game? Other ideas?

Banged Up Benny Game

Banged Up Benny A Favorite Game

This Game is meant for Boy Scouts, Webelos scouts. Decide for yourself if it is appropriate for your younger scouts or not.

Required: Neckerchiefs.

Folded up paper towels to use as sterile pads.

List of wounds on paper for each group.

Instructions: Split in groups of 4 to 6 scouts. One scout is Benny, he's all banged up from some terrible accident; the rest are rescuers.

Scouts line up single file with Benny out in front of them 10-30 feet. Have first aid materials beside each Benny.

On the leader's go signal, the first rescuer sees Benny, runs to him, and asks what is wrong. Possible injuries are: scalp wound (head bandage), thigh cut (pressure wrap), sprained ankle, broken arm (sling), hand or wrist cut (pressure pad).

Rescuer applies his neckerchief and sterile pads as required where indicated. When complete, he asks Benny if there's anything else wrong. If Benny says "Yes", the rescuer calls for help.

The next rescuer takes a turn helping Benny and then asks if there is more. When Benny says "broken legs", the scout needs to get help and two scouts carry him back in a four-hand seat carry with the other scouts spotting.

This is used for serious practice in a fun way and there should be no time limit - try to have the scouts make good application of the dressings.

Bucket Ball Game

Bucket Ball A Favorite Game
This Game is meant for Boy Scouts.
Decide for yourself if it is appropriate for your younger scouts or not.
Required:	two cardboard boxes, bushel baskets, or plastic clothes baskets
a basketball
gym floor or flat surface
Notes:	sportsmanship, teamwork
Instructions:	Use the buckets as baskets.
Play basketball as normal but the ball must stay in the bucket to score.

Optional: Have each patrol be a team. When one team scores, the scored-on team is replaced with a fresh team.

Hunker Down Game
Hunker Down A Favorite Game
Required:	2 low pedestals about 1 foot square (a piece of plywood set on 2 bricks works)
15 foot rope
Preparation:	Place pedestals 6-8 feet apart
Instructions:	One scout stands on each pedestal, holding an end of the rope.
On the leader's signal, each scout tries to cause the other to step off his pedestal or let go of the rope, by pulling or pushing the rope.

Instead of a rope and pedestals, two scouts can stand on a plank laid across the two pedestals. Then, they try to get the other to step off by:

    * hold a 2 foot stick or dowel with one hand and twist it around
    * hold a short rope with a loop tied in each end
    * hold each others right hand, then left hand
    * push open palm of right hand against opponent's open palm
    * place one hand open flat in the center of opponent's chest
    * link pinkie fingers of right hand

Last Match Game
A Favorite Game