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Why Ceremonies Are Important Ceremonies are important for many reasons, the most important being that boys like them. The boys like to participate in them to receive recognition. Ceremonies ...

As a schoolboy, one of Red Skelton's teachers explained the words and meaning of the Pledge of Allegiance to his class. Skelton later wrote down, and ev ...

Personnel: Narrator and 6 or more Cub Scouts. Equipment: American flag, tape player, recording (such as America the Beautiful or This is My Country), Pack flag.  Arrangement: The co ...

ARRANGEMENTS:  American Flag posted, after the regular presentation of colors.  House lights are dimmed, and flag is spot lighted.  Narrator reads the following after the Pl ...

Personnel:   15 Cub Scouts, American flag bearer, Cubmaster Equipment:   American Flag, 7 red crepe paper streamers, 6 white crepe paper streamers, blue crepe pap ...

MATERIALS: 1 piece of construction paper in red, blue and white 1 piece of white paper cut to be a star, 1 flag, 5 Scouts Each Scout uses one of the items above. Write the words each ...

Equipment: American flag. One red, one white and one blue candle in holders. Personnel: 4 Cub Scouts, Den Chief.  Staging:  After flags are advanced in usual manner, and before they ...

Equipment:  American Flag mounted to a blanket.  Personnel: 2 Scouts to hold flag, and a reader Reader: On a summer day in a prison camp during World War II, the prisoners were ...

The US Flag and a pack flag are carried to the front by the color guards.  They face the audience.  The lights are turned down and a Cub Scout stands in between the flags.  A ...

Setting:  4 uniformed Cub Scouts, carrying suitable props (such as a megaphone, nightcap, church model, and a star) speak the following lines. Cub #1: You can say anything you want ...

Cast:  4 or more Cub Scouts One Cub Scout at a time trots from the back of the room to the front shouting, "The Cub Scouts are coming!  The Cub Scouts are coming!"  Then tw ...

A piece of tagboard is cut in the shape of a pocket and covered with blue felt, including a pocket flap and button. The badges which are attached are available at the Scout office (#4648 ), or ...

O, Heavenly Father, we ask for your blessing For loved ones and friends that are near. We thank you for food and for love and for life And the spirit of Scouting that's here. We thank you fo ...

MATERIALS: A large American flag held by Scout, A small piece of light cloth on a stick held by Scout. LEADER: (points to small cloth on stick) A flag is much more than just a light cloth f ...

Cub # 1:  Many of us have heard the old saying, "A friend in need is a friend indeed. Cub # 2:  "Our country is often the friend who helps us in need. Immigrants coming to America find help ...

ARRANGEMENT: The colors are advanced in the normal manner. The flag speaks: FLAG: A great host of heroes, with the help of God, have kept me gallantly flying in the face of every threat and ...

EQUIPMENT: American Flag, Pack Flag, stands, letter cards for spelling out America SETTING: Color guard brings in colors as in usual flag ceremony, but before the colors re posted each Cub& ...

Benjamin Franklin was one of America’s most prominent and inventive forefathers. In his time, he helped to write the Constitution of the United States, he served the country in many import ...

Camping poetry and free verse are used frequently in conducting an impressive ceremony. The following opening words are effective when read or recited by the fire lighter, who kneels for the ...

I took a piece of plastic clay, and idly fashioned it one day And as I pressed it still it bent and yielded to my will. I came again when day was past, that bit of clay was hard at las ...

Use seven pieces of cut poster board with the letters to spell the word "ACHIEVE". Have Cubs stand in correct order to spell the word and read the following: A - Advancement - along the Cub ...

PERSONNEL: Narrator, 6 Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Large card with appropriate letter on front SETTING: Each Cub Scout holds large card. Narrator and boys stand in a line in front of audience. ...

This ceremony can get your whole den involved in helping if you have two boys hold the flag and six other Cubs read their lines and do what it tells them to do. MATERIALS NEEDED: Bag of red ...

Setting: Each boy walks on in turn holding a card with a letter on it, says his part and then stands in line. A - is for Always do your best M - is for Makes the pack go! E - is for Every rea ...

MASTER OF CEREMONIES: Cubbing is a family affair. The boy can not join a Pack without a parent helping. Tonight we are all one Pack, where not only the Cubs show us what they can do but: ...

CUB SCOUT #1:  For some years Boy's Life published a regular feature called "Slide of the Month", written and illustrated by Ben Hunt, a noted carver. Here are some of what Ben Hunt ...

Form dens at four corners of the room or area. Akela (Cubmaster) and Bagherra the Panther (Assistant Cubmaster or Den Leader) face each other across the area. AKELA: Look well, O wolves, lo ...

This ceremony can be modified to use any number of Cubs, depending upon the size of the den. Have each boy write one or more of the terms listed below on a poster and explain what they mean. ...

  Personnel: Narrator and any number of Cubs.  Combine lines to accommodate the number Cubs. Setting: Have lines on back of cards with pictures of dogs on the front. Follow readings wi ...

Setting - Cub Master as Chief Akela (Native clothing is a good idea) CM: "As the century was ending, Chief Akela was worried about ...

SETTING: After presenting flags and Pledge of Allegiance, Den lines up across front of room. NARRATIVE: We are coming up on the time of the year when we start using the outdoors more and mo ...

Prepare four cue cards, one for each Scout, with the following text on the back and  the key word in large letters on the front. After reading each card, the Scout should  hold h ...

Preparation: Prepare signs with pictures of a grain field or a letter A or both, mountain’ and/or letter M, newspaper and/or E, plains and/or letter R, picture of George Washington, Abe L ...

Personnel: 7 Cub Scouts, Denner or Leader and 2 color guards for flag on stag  or at the front. Equipment: U.S. Flag, pack flag, stands.  A-M-E-R-I-C-A should be c ...

Take a huge melting pot. Put in a large quantity of ENGLISH people (the English will add to the melting pot-our language, system of courts and laws, their desire for religious freedom) Gra ...

  What do you see when you look at the word America? What mental picture do the seven letters create in your mind? The capital "A" suggests our magnificent snow-covered mountain peaks, and ...

Arrangement: Eight Cub Scouts in uniforms stand in a straight line. Seven boys hold poster boards, each with one letter of AMERICA on one side. ...

CUB #1: America is the sound of fireworks on the Fourth of July. CUB #2: America is the smell of freshly mown lawns on a cool summer night. CUB #3: America is the red-orange hue of the ...

DEN LEADER: The Cub Scout promises to do his duty to his country. We would like to review for you some of the things that are different but that make it the greatest country in the world. 1 ...

"America, America, God shed his grace on this--" You ask me why I love her? Well, give me time and I'll explain. Have you seen a Kansas sunset or an Arizona rain? Have you drifted on a bay ...

Materials needed: 1 American Flag, Large bowl or bag, Long handled spoon, Cut into small pieces -blue paper, red paper, white paper cut out a few stars from white paper Before meeting or hi ...

CUB #1: American Folklore is more than just heroes real and make believe. CUB #2: It is how the early settlers made clothing. CUB #3: How they trapped for food. CUB #4: How they worked. ...

PROPS: Artificial campfire, tom-tom, rattle for medicine man, small American flag. THE SETTING: Three Indian braves and a medicine man are seated around the fire; Indian Chief is standing; ...

CAST:  Cubmaster (leader), 4 Cubs in Indian costumes carrying artificial torches. CM:  (Dressed as an Indian Chief)  Let the North Wind enter. (One of the boys enters carrying ...

PERSONNEL: Narrator and 6 Cub Scouts NARRATOR: American pioneers have been men with curious minds, strong purpose, courage, determination and a proud, fierce loyalty. Through every hardship ...

I am an American. I have come from the four corners of the earth... in flight from the old and the ruined and the oppressive. I have come to the Golden Door... in search of Freedom.. I am a ...

  PERSONNEL: 7 Cub Scouts ALL: America is my country. How glad I am that this land is my land, prairie, forest, snow-capped peaks, mighty canyons, cities of steel and farms with red barns. ...

PROPS: The boys can make posters or pictures showing the different varieties of the Eagle. Divide these lines up with the boys in your den. Adjust it to suit them. The eagle is one of the l ...

Cub 1: Ancient Greeks viewed an athlete as a person of great beauty, a symbol of truth. Cub 2: The training he received was rigorous and strictly disciplined. Cub 3: There was no time allo ...

Thank you for all my hands can hold Apples red, and melons gold, Yellow corn both ripe and sweet Peas and beans so good to eat! Thank you for all my eyes can see -Lovely sunlight field and tree ...

Tradition amongst the Indians produced distinct craft styles in each tribe. In the early days, climate, available materials, and the events of daily life, such as hunting and planting corn, ...

PERSONNEL: Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Copy of statement below for each Cub Scout or have statement printed on large sign or film slide for everyone to see and read. CUB SCOUT: All Cub Scouts st ...

NARRATOR: The Great Master who made us all, gave humans other creatures to be here on earth with us. Besides the creatures in the seas and the animals walking the land, we have the creat ...

Setup: Make large cards to spell out BUGS. B-stands for best. A Cub Scout promises to do his best U-stands for understands. A Cub Scout understands his duty to God and his Country. G -sta ...

Pack flag is placed in center of stage. Ten Cub Scouts in uniform come onstage in turn, stand near the flag and recite one of the lines below. Upon finishing, each Cub Scout salutes the flag ...

SETTING: Boys looking Around and noticing what's around them. 1ST BOY: What's that up there in the sky - a dragon or a cloud? 2ND BOY: I've never seen a bug like this before, have you? ...

PROPS: Six cards with one letter of the word BADGES on each card, the explanation for each letter on the reverse side. B stands for badges to be given today. What is a badge? A scrap of col ...

PERSONNEL: 7 Cub Scouts. EQUIPMENT: 7 balloons to be popped, part of the Cub Scout Promise on a note inside each. CUB 1: Pop balloon and read: I (name) PROMISE CUB 2: Pop balloon and read: To ...

PERSONNEL: Cub Scout Den EQUIPMENT: US Flag, Pack Flag US Flag and Pack flag on opposite ends of the stage with Cub Scouts lined up, between them, facing audience. NARRATOR: (all boys turn ...

PERSONNEL: Two Cub Scouts or two leaders. CUB #1: Oh boy, Thanksgiving is coming! Turkey, stuffing and lots of pumpkin pie. Boy, am I going to pig out! CUB #2: Is that all Thanksgiving means t ...

PERSONNEL: One den of eight Tiger Cubs. EQUIPMENT: Individual cards containing of eight letters. (First and last cards shaped such as to form space ship) ARRANGEMENT: As each Tiger Cub recites ...

Prepare eight sections of cardboard cut to represent a rocket ship (i.e., have one section pointed like the nose cone of a rocket; perhaps have two extra sections shaped like rocket fins ...

EQUIPMENT: A long table with a cloth covering the top and front and side, A block of wood, A variety of wood working tools, A piece of wood carved and finished CM: You see this block of woo ...

EQUIPMENT: Candelabra with three candles; one larger candle. PERSONNEL: Cubmaster and all present and former Cub Scouts. CUBMA ...

Have a small birthday candle at each Cub Scout table setting and have larger candle on all tables. At the proper time, the Cubmaster announce that eac ...

PERSONNEL: 8 Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: None SETTING: Boys up front CUB #1: We'd truly like to welcome you, to our banquet of gold and blue. CUB #2: The food is great, the program grand, and ...

Print large block letters with permanent markers on 8"X10" sheets of white poster board, one letter to a sheet -- the word "BLUE" in blue, "AND" in black, and "GOLD" in red.  ...

EQUIPMENT: 4 candles (2 blue and 2 gold), candle holders, __ U.S. Flag. 5 Webelos Scouts or Den Chiefs, 4 cards (each bearing one letter of the word Cubs.) Place candles in the cand ...

Tonight the birthday of Cubbing We are here to celebrate. This great movements been going, Fifty great years to date. So let us now join together And pledge ourselves anew, To always strive fo ...

Print large block letters on 8x10 sheets of white cardboard. The word "BLUE" in blue color and in back, "GOLD" in gold or red. These may be enhanced by adding silver stars to the letters ...

Eight boys in uniform line up holding large cards which are blank on one side. The first four cards are blue the other four are gold. As the boys speak their lines, they turn over the cards ...

  Narrator: I represent the spirit of Lord Baden-Powell, the founder of Boy Scouting.  I am also the spirit of Scouting past and present.  Here is our future…Cub Scouts of Americ ...

Personnel: Eight Cub Scouts say each line Cub 1: We'd truly like to welcome you. To our banquet of gold and blue Cub 2: The food is great ...

Pipe the flag aboard by having someone make a whistle like a boatswain's pipe. It gives a long, drawn-out tone, stating in a high key and dropping to a lower pitch half-way through. A Webelos ...

Preparation: You will need each boy to have one of the following in his pockets: a frog (plastic, unless you are brave), dirt, marbles, rocks, and a small flag. Have boys practice their part ...

Cubmaster holds up two four-foot lengths of yarn, one blue, and one gold. He explains that the blue represents boys, the gold, parents. CUBMASTER: By itself, neither of these strands is ...

EQUIPMENT: Acorn; pine needles; feather. PERSONNEL: 4 Cub Scouts; Cubmaster dresses as Akela. AKELA (to 4 Cub Scouts): To test your manhood, I send each of you out into the earth's vast hi ...

  LEADER: They were clothed in buckskin and homespun. They had lots of strength, courage and patience. Mile by mile they pressed westward. They crossed rivers, prairies and mountains, carryi ...

Card Ceremonies: Place the letter on a card and the verse on the back of the card so the boy can read it aloud. Have the boys hold the cards up high and speak loudly. BUCKSKIN B is for boy ...

1ST CUB: There are flies, and fleas, ticks and chiggers. 2ND CUB: There are mosquitoes and ants, and scorpions. CUB CUB: There are spiders, crickets, and cockroaches and more. 4TH CUB ...

1ST Take a B for brotherhood Boosting for each others good. 2ND Take an E for every land to share in earth's riches everywhere. 3RD Take a T for trustfulness trusting more, and fearing ...

PERSONNEL:7 Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: A case such as a soda pop case or a brief case, etc., a board with mother written on it, large picture of a ram, steering wheel, board cut like a key or a ...

EQUIPMENT: Seven Cub Scouts with the tools they mention; a copy of the ceremony CUB #1 "AWL" Cub Scouts should remember the Cub Scout motto, "Do Your Best." This means at home, school o ...

ARRANGEMENTS: Seven boys come on stage carrying various kinds of muscle building equipment. They use the equipment and in turn speak the lines below. CUB #1: To keep your body strong and he ...

C is for the community of Cub Scouting A is for Akela who leads us on the Cub Scouting trail L is for loyalty to country and family I is for ideals, the people we admire and imitate F is for fun ...

Have 9 packages wrapped as gifts with the letter on one side and the words to speak written on the back. In order, boys hold up box and read the words. C - is for Christmas, for candles and can ...

Make a large card for each letter. Write verse on the back of each letter. Cub will read verse spelling THE FIRST CHRISTMAS: C - is for the carols the angels did sing H - is for Heaven, from ...

Make a large car for each letter on the front side and write a verse for each letter on the backside. Cubs will read their verse and turn their card around to spell out CHRISTMAS The first ...

PERSONNEL: Six Leaders dressed as clowns carrying balloons, each with a letter in CIRCUS on it. C - Come and watch what we have in store. I - Including fantastic acts never seen before. R - R ...

C - is for Cub Scouts and good ones we strive to be. I - is for the interest my leaders show in me. T - is for trying our best to always do. I - is for including parents in Cub Scouting, too. Z ...

PERSONNEL: Five Cub Scouts enter, dressed as clowns, holding posters with large letters and sayings on back. C - C is for Cub Scouts - Cub Scouts like to laugh and to have fun. L - L is for Le ...

Arrangement: 8 (Cub Scouts, each with a large letter printed on a card) C: Communication not confined O: Operating and on-line M: Memory to store away P: Programs that we learn and play U: Utilit ...

PERSONNEL:8 Cubs and a narrator. EQUIPMENT:Large cards with a letter and corresponding text for each Cub spelling out the word COMPUTER . C - Communication not confined ...

C is for Computer and Cub Scouting O is for Output of future citizens M is for Memory of fun we'll keep for years P is for Program that's outstanding U is for User Friendly--Yes, we have fun in ...

Have the boys make up letter cards (that people in the back of the room can see when the Cubs hold them up on stage) for the word computer. Have them draw pictures on the cards that represent ...

Setting: 8 Cub Scouts hold cards with the letters spelling 'Cub Scout' and repeat the following lines. 1ST CUB: C is for comradeship - we learn to get along. 2ND CUB: U is for unity - together ...

Personnel: 4 Cubs Equipment: Prepare posters that reflect the messages presented with the letters C U B S on them. Setting: The boys stand in front of the Pack and recite their lines ...

Personnel: Den Leader and 8 Cub Scouts. Equipment: Large cardboard rocket ship - divide into 8 parts plus a fuse. Sayings written on back of each. Den Leader: The Cub Scouts of Den ___ drew up pl ...

May this fire touch us with the magic of its mystery; May we see in its dance the ever-changing beauty of the world; May this fire be good medicine Where fellowship, adventure, and fun sit sid ...

Enter the Cubmaster with lit candle or torch. Others are gathered around unlit campfire. WEBELOS: Who are you? CUBMASTER: I am the Spirit of Scouting. WEBELOS: Why do you come? CUBMASTER: To ...

(Audience is seated and all lights are turned off.  Campfire is ready to light from each corner.) First Person: (Enters campfire area with candle in hand and stands in front of campf ...

EQUIPMENT: One large candle and 14 small candles, 7 of which have foil cupcake cups to catch hot wax; one orange bead for each pack member; a coffee can and another container larger than the ...

Personnel:  Narrator and 7 Cub Scouts (each with hi part written on a card or memorized) Equipment:  Real or artificial campfire, seven candles Cubmaster:   Welcome to ...

PROPS: 6 Cards/poster board with one letter of the word CANADA on each, explanation of the letter on the back. Cards or poster board may be decorated with scenes from Canada. C is for the C ...

(Dim or turn off room lights except for an electric candle or flashlight) "This is the season of lights and stars, when days are short and nights are long with beautiful stars. Lord Ba ...

PERSONNEL: Narrator, four adult leaders. EQUIPMENT: Four large candles and muffin cups, enough 2 to 3 inch birthday candles for each adult in the audience to have one; flashlight. ARRANGEM ...

PERSONNEL: Akela, four Scouts. EQUIPMENT: Six candles, log or ceremony board. AKELA: Candlelight is a sign of welcome, warmth, love and joy. All over the world people use lighted candles for c ...

EQUIPMENT: This ceremony can be done with lettered cards, candles or objects. Each Cub responsible for reciting the meaning of one letter in the word "Christmas". C - Carols, Cookies and th ...

ARRANGEMENT: Narrator reads the lines below while 6 Cub Scouts, one by one, come on stage, carrying cardboard models of the cars they represent... or large posters showing pictures of the ca ...

SUPPLIES: Flashlights, music, microphone SCENE: Turn off the lights and have a few Cub Scouts shining the flashlights around the room like search lights. Start the music. Have it start loud ...

Personnel-6 Cub Scouts Equipment-taped music, American Flag Setting-play "Joy to the World" softly in the background as Cub Scouts recite lines.   Cub 1-I pledge Allegiance, ...

(Flag is spotlighted) Many people associate me with sunshine and the Fourth of July. I'd like to tell you about some of my more important days. Christmas Day is not usually thought of as pa ...

CHARACTERS: 6 Boys ARRANGEMENT: Each boy comes on stage holding the object he's speaking about, or, he can use a poster with the appropriate picture on it. He can read his lines, or they ca ...

Nine people hold large cards spelling out "C-H-R-I-S-T-M-A-S" with the script on the back. C is for Caring - the Caring for others during the Holidays and all year 'round. H is for Hel ...

CUB SCOUT #1: Will everyone stand and say the Law of the Pack. The Cub Scout follows Akela. The Cub Scout helps the pack go. The Pack helps the Cub Scout grow. The Cub Scout gives goodwill.' ...

The Pack Meeting is set up and run like a world class circus.  The Cubmaster is attired as Ringmaster, all Cub Scouts are in costumes Ringmaster:  Ladies and Gentlemen, boys a ...

The circus is our theme for this month; we think it is a dilly; Both circuses and little boys can sometimes be quite silly. Den leaders find it a natural to do this kind of show. They run ...

PERSONNEL: 8 Cubs, Leader EQUIPMENT: Individual cards containing each of the eight letters. ARRANGEMENT: Each Cub recites his line, he holds his card chest high. C - is for country. I - ...

Close your eyes and follow me, As I describe what my mind can see. A purple dragon blowing bubbles, Spotted zebras playing doubles. A strange new world where skies are green, An ocean city where ...

PERSONNEL NEEDED: Narrator (Cubmaster) and four Cub Scouts. PREPARATION: 4 quart size fruit jars are needed. The underside of the fruit jar lid should have 5 drops of cake coloring placed ...

Make traffic signs from poster board or colored construction paper and on the back of each one is printed one or two letters (depending on number of Cubs) from "COMMUNICATIONS". After all th ...

BOY 1: Communications reach us by means of hearing, seeing and sometimes by means of tasting, smelling and touching. BOY 2: We communicate by talking, writing, signaling, gesturing, singing ...

Personnel:  Akela; Operator of spotlight; tom-tom beater; a Cub Scout; and an Explorer Scout (all scouts in uniform) Cub Scout or adult dressed as Indian. Equipment: Indian tom-tom, sp ...

DEN CHIEF: This month Cub Scouts in Den ____ have been leaning about computers. And they would like toshare what they learned. C COMPUTER A computer is a machine that uses electricity and ...

CAST: Two Cub Scouts and Den Leader SCENE: One Cub is working at a computer while the other Cub is off to the side working on some piece of equipment. Cub #1: Oh no! Not again! Cub #2: What� ...

Personnel:  Seven Cubs Props:  Seven candles in a candleholder, (a half log with 7 holes drilled in it would fit the theme) a lighter or  matches and a candle for the ...

Thoughts to be read by one of the leaders: For thousands of years, people have gazed at the night sky with wonder and awe. As they studied the patterns of the stars, the early sky watchers ...

PERSONNEL: 8 Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Eight Cards spelling C-U-B-M-A-G-I-C. Setting: Cubs stand in line holding cards to turn over before reading their part. CUB #1: C - is for comradeship, we l ...

PERSONNEL: Cubmaster, 4 Cubs 2nd Cub with his Dad CUBMASTER: I have come here this evening with some members of our Pack to tell you about Scouting but there must have been a mix-up because ...

EQUIPMENT: Real or artificial campfire, seven candles. PERSONNEL: Narrator and seven Cub Scouts (each with his part written on a slip of paper). NARRATOR: Welcome to the Cub Scout campfire. Ak ...

NARRATOR: (Dressed in Cowboy clothes: I'm the rootinest-tootinest shootinest-hombre you ever did see. And I'm here to tell you about the biggest event of our times. We're about to open one ...

CUB #l: Our den leader made us detectives, Although we don't wear gold shields. CUB #2: We snoop for things that start fires, In houses and forests and fields. CUB #3: So watch where you store t ...

As a leader reads the narration, five Cub Scouts enter in turn, carrying posters showing peas, lettuce, squash, turnips, and garden tools. NARRATOR: Here is how to plant one of those thrivi ...

PREPARATION: Have the boys in the den come early. Wrap them in bandages, slings, around their heads, etc. Make sure at least one boy has bandages on all ten fingers! Do the beginning just l ...

NARRATOR: Tonight some of our Cubs will tell you about the Magic We call Cub Scouting. CUB SCOUT #1-- M is for Memories Cub Scouting will hopefully help you and your son build memories that ...

The physical fitness games open with a grand march into the arena, with each den carrying its den flag. When all are in place, have a solitary runner bearing the "flame" arrive and pass it ...

5 Scouts and Cubmaster driving a cardboard jeep with safari hats on Committee Chairperson: We're so glad you could join us on our safari tonight.  Our fearless leader (Cubmaster's name ...

T Stands for the Time our den leaders gladly give; H Stands for the Help from our parents. A Stands for America, where we are all free to live; N Stands for Nature, where we always learn somethin ...

SETUP: The Cubmaster presents the pack flag and asks each den to send one boy to the front. The boys grasp the flagstaff with their left hands and make the Cub Scout sign with their right ha ...

Have the den of boys rotate with different boy telling what Cub Scouting is. Some of the boys will have to speak more than once. CUBMASTER: Tonight we are having a banquet in honor of the b ...

PERSONNEL: Eight Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Eight cards upon which are large letters to spell "CUB SCOUT" ARRANGEMENT: Cub Scouts stand in front of audience. Each boy gives meaning of his lette ...

1ST CUB: (carrying hammer) In Cub Scouts we learn to build character. 2ND CUB: (carrying plank) It is not what the boy does to the wood, but rather what the wood does for the boy. 3RD CUB: ...

4 Cubs in uniform, and the Cubmster or Den Leader SETTING: A flashlight for each Cub, Room lights are dimmed. Each Cub is in a corner of the room with flashlights on. They walk to the front ...

Our opening tonight is made up of facts and legends from several countries such as Greece, Holland, Scandinavia, and the United States. The legends about St. Nicholas have spread to many ...

PERSONNEL: 5 Cub Scouts and Cubmaster EQUIPMENT: 5 Index cards with script written on each, US Flag and Pack Flag. Flags are already in the front and each Cub Scout enters from t ...

Personnel:  Seven Cubs Props:  Lit candles from opening. Scene:  Lower or turn out room lights.  Each Cub says his line then blows out a candle. Cub #1: I am ...

D - Dads and sons this month have had some fun. E - Everyone working to make their Pinewood derby car run. R - Races will be held right here tonight. B - Boys and dads hoping th ...

Personnel: Six Cub Scouts, Cubmaster, Equipment: Magnifying glass for each Cub, marbles Set up: Cubs walk in bent over looking through magnifying glasses at the floor.  They make their ...

Setting:  4 uniformed Cub Scouts, carrying suitable props (such as a megaphone, nightcap, church model, and a star) speak the following lines: 1st Boy:  You can say anything that ...

ARRANGEMENTS: Make the stern of a ship out of cardboard with the U.S. flag flying. The boys dressed in swim fins, make believe scuba gear, and masks "swim" down the aisle and "discover" the ...

(Leader lights candle) Cub 1 This candle represents the spirit of Cub Scouting the world over. It bums to represent the friendship and fun we can have. Cub 2 But there is more than we can do t ...

D-Doing for others in need O-One country, allegiance, and creed Y-Yes, a response that we give O-Oath, that we pledge to live U-Under, one flag we all stand R-Ready, to defend our great l ...

PERSONNEL: 8 Cubs and a narrator EQUIPMENT: Cubs dressed as doctors NARRATOR: I present to you Cub Scouts and parents, the eight best doctors in the world. Give heed to their words. DOCTOR 1: ...

Scene: A group of Cub Scouts is looking at a robot and talking. CUB SCOUT 1: What a cool robot! We sure have had fun this month learning about computers. CUB SCOUT 2: Yeah. It's too bad that e ...

D - DOING, for others in need. O - ONE, country allegiance and creed. Y - YES, a response that we give. O - OATH, that we pledge as we live. U - UNDER, one flag we all stand. R - READY, to defe ...

Cubs hold up large pieces of paper with the letters “D-O-L-L-A-R-S” on them and say. D –is for dollars, they help us to learn. O –is for dough, the paper we earn. L   ...

1st CUB: In the U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Maryland is a Naval Museum. 2nd CUB: It has an interesting historic display of flags and standards which are preserved. 3rd CUB: One of th ...

Down through the ages, symbols have been important to man. First he used special shaped clubs to recognize men or friendly tribes. later, colored skins were hung from poles and special insig ...

PERSONNEL: 8 Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: A cardboard letter for each boy - E X E R C I S E SETTING: Each boy holding letter E - This is our first secret word for tonight. Your body is like a machin ...

I pledge allegiance to the Earth and all life. To protect and defend the environment of which It am part. I pledge to faithfully preserve, conserve, and recycle, and to respect all life and ...

Cubmaster arrives on dog sled in cold weather gear yelling "mush" at the dogs. Stops at front and removes coat so he doesn't get to warm. Introduces den of "Eskimos" who have thawed the flag ...

PERSONNEL AND EQUIPMENT: Sourdough prospector with floppy hat and gold pan, merchant with long-sleeved white shirt and sleeve garters, blacksmith with black apron and hammer, teamster with h ...

SCENE: As you light the Hanukkah candles, read the following poem: It may seem strange for me to burn And hardly leave a trace, Yet every night of Hanukkah You’ll find me in my place. For I� ...

Cub 1 - We've been experimenting in the kitchen. Cub 2 - We've experimented with food. Besides learning, we got to eat our experiments. Cub 3 - But we didn't eat everything though. Sometimes s ...

PERSONNEL: Leader may be Cubmaster, Den Leader, or Den Chief, and Cub Scouts. LEADER: Will all Cub Scouts please stand, give the Cub Scout sign and repeat the correct phrase of the Cub Scou ...

(Den leader uses as introduction to theme) Many years ago, the part of the world that we now know as Alaska was a vast frontier. There were very few people there - only the Eskimos. As Ameri ...

PERSONNEL: 8 Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Boys each holding a letter -spelling out FAMILIES - with their lines written on back.. F: Folks, we are here to welcome you. A: Advantages, we have ...

F - Family is important. A - A family may have 12 people, 3 or only 2. M - Making time for each other strengthens a family. I - It matters not who is in the family or where they live. L - Love i ...

ARRANGEMENT: Six Cubs each with one letter of the word Fiesta. CUB #1: F - is for fun from far away lands. CUB #2: I - is for incredible. It's going to be great. CUB #3: E - is for excitement. We c ...

PROPS: Four uniformed Cub Scouts hold cards spelling F-L-A-G and read the following parts: CUB F: F Stands for Freedom, on land or on sea; for America is the land for me. CUB L: L stands f ...

F - F is for frontier, our final frontier is space. U - U is for understanding, by understanding the past we can plan for the future. T - T if for together, we must learn to live together on t ...

The following item may be used for an opening flag ceremony for troop meetings, courts of honor, PTA meetings, or any flag ceremony where it would be appropriate. It is a modification of John ...

PERSONNEL: 6 Cub Scouts CUB 1: We may not be able to sing and dance, To ride a horse, or throw a lance, But there are some things we do real good, And without each other there's no way we could ...

ARRANGEMENT: Cub Scouts cant' cards spelling THANKSGIVING. DEN LEADER: We all have a lot to thank our families for. The boys in Den ____ have these things to say to their families. Thanks for ...

SETTING: This can be done around an electric council fire if you have an indoor meeting. Don't have an electric campfire? Use a few logs to make a fire-lay and have each boy add a cardboard ...

Room lights are turned out. Cubmaster lights a single candle at the front of the room and says: "Cub Scouts, this candle represents the spirit of Cub Scouting, lighting our way through life. Bu ...

ARRANGEMENTS: U.S. flag is posted on stage. Four Cub Scouts in Indian costume say the following lines, with another boy acting as narrator. NARRATOR: We, the first American call your attention ...

CUB #1 - Scouts and NASA go hand in hand. How? both are concerned about our future and both will be part of the future. CUB #2 - The Rendezvous in space of Gemini 6 and 7 might be called the ...

PERSONNEL: 5 Cubs CUB 1: One of the goals of Cub Scouting is physical fitness, and we've been paying special attention to it this month. CUB 2: It's fun to test yourself against standards to s ...

B Stands for Be Smart: Say "NO" to Drugs. Be a drug free kid! When you say "NO" to drugs you say "YES" to a healthy you. O Stands for Our World: This is our world and you are a part ...

STAGING: Den Chief (or other speaker). Flag bearers for American Flags and pack flag two color Guards for each flag. ARRANGEMENT: Flags are advanced in usual manner. SPEAKER: Color guard, secu ...

PERSONNEL: Flag bearers for the American and Pack flags; color guard for flags; speaker. If there is an uneven amount of color guard, the American has precedence and should have the most gua ...

PERSONNEL: 8 Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Blue flannel board; cards for flannel board (TRUTH, SPIRITUALITY, STEADFAST LOYALTY, WARM SUNLIGHT, GOOD CHEER, HAPPINESS) Yellow sun for flannel board. ...

PERSONNEL: Cubmaster or Den Leader CUBMASTER: Would you like to ride in a star ship or a planet hopper, to walk on the moon or float through space, or be a part of a space station crew? These may ...

NARRATOR: Years ago, doctors conducted a study in an orphanage that monitored the health of the children and compared that against the food, physical care, and attention (love) they received ...

As curtain opens a den of Cub Scouts dressed as astronauts are lined up across the stage.  There are large astronaut footprints cut out of black paper and taped on to stage floor.&# ...

SETTING: Each of four uniformed Cub Scouts holds a corner of a U.S. flag in one hand and a candle in the other. The flag is tilted so the audience can see it. The narrator stands behind the ...

EQUIPMENT: Artificial campfire. Stick for each one in ceremony. ARRANGEMENT: All boys dressed in Indian costume, (and families, if they wish to participate), carrying a stick to add to the camp ...

Francis Bellamy (1855-1931) wrote the Pledge of Allegiance for observance of the 400th Anniversary of the discovery of America by Columbus. He was assistant editor for "Youth's Companion", a ...

Personnel: Narrator and 6 or more Cub Scouts. Equipment: American flag, tape player, recording (such as America the Beautiful or This is My Country), Pack flag.  Arrangement: The ...

F: For people of all other lands the Statue of Liberty stands, with a flaming torch held high against America's sky, promising freedom from tyrant's demands. R: O'er the land of the free, flyin ...

STAGING: After flags are advanced in usual manner and Pledge of Allegiance is repeated, a Cub Scout reads the following: Freedom is a breath of air, Pine-scented or salty like the sea; Freedo ...

PROPS NEEDED: 7 large cards. On one side of each card draw one letter of the word "FREEDOM", so that the cards when lined up in order, spell out, the word. On the reverse side, have a pictur ...

This ceremony may be part of a Day Camp Fire. It is done in two parts, the opening with the friendship logs and closing with the ashes. Each unit will have decorated a log with items from na ...

FIRST CUB SCOUT: I'm a little Bobcat As you can plainly see I've learned my Law and Promise So a full--fledged Cub I'd be. SECOND CUB SCOUT: Now I am a Wolf Cub With a gold arrow too, Soon I ...

Preparation make signs with the different parts of a tree such as roots, trunk, leaves, nuts, and fruits. The Roots from some trees are used to make herbal teas. From the stumps of trees come ...

(Five Cub Scouts come on stage in turn and recite one verse) NEWSPAPER BOY: I am you paper boy I deliver the news Freedom of press Has different views. POSTMAN: I am the postman I deliver wi ...

EQUIPMENT: Three signs with Bobcat, Wolf, and Bear printed on each respectively. Narrator holds  each sign up as he tells what the future will look like. NARRATOR: In the year 2030 A.D., C ...

PERSONNEL: 1 narrator and 6 boys, each of the boys should hold either the article they are describing, or a picture of it. NARRATOR: This month we learned about inventions, of which there are ...

Eight Cub Scouts line up across stage holding large cards with letters to spell out G-O-O-D-W-I-L-L. Each boy exposes his card as he speaks: G - Greetings we bring now to everyone. O - On this ...

Great time to look up people who were old Cub and Boy Scouts. Find out if they have some old uniforms. You can also look them up in old Scout books. Have skits that show some of the events i ...

5 boys with graduation hats on and numbers 1-5 on shirts, a couple of judges and an MC. MC: To begin the pack meeting today, a panel of judges will decide who the real genius is among t ...

PERSONNEL: 7 Cubs - 6 Holding cards with pictures of the inventions. DEN CHIEF: This months theme is "Invention Convention" But we've something to tell you about inventors. CUB 1: Gutenburg in ...

5 boys with graduation hats on and numbers 1-5 on shirts, a couple of judges, M.C. M.C. : To begin the pack meeting today, a panel of judges will decide who the real genius is among these b ...

Props:  6 poster boards with the letters G-E-N-U-I-S and the words each boy is to read on the back. Cub #1"     G         &# ...

Props: Boys holding lettered signs to spell G-E-N-I-U-S Cub #1: G Gutenberg invented moveable types of printing presses so that more people could have books to read. Cub #2: E Edison gave ...

February is the month that Abraham Lincoln was born. February 12th is his birthday. February is also the birthday of George Washington, the Father of our country and Lord Baden-Powell, the F ...

PERSONNEL: 3 Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: 1 Cub is dressed neatly in athletic clothes, the other two dressed sloppily, looking tired, bored. CUB 1: (Drags on stage, looking tired, bored, and meet ...

G For the glorious autumn the Pilgrims knew so well. I For the Indian Summer that cast a mystic spell. V For the Valiant men of old who crossed the stormy sea. E For the endless labors performed ...

PROPS: Electric campfire that a remote switch so you can turn it on. Akela in headdress and Indian feathers (if possible). Have everyone seated In den groups and the room in darkness or litt ...

Cubmaster stands in front, with eight or 10 Cub Scouts in a semicircle behind him. Each holds a candle. CUBMASTER: For our theme this month, we have been helping others and giving good will ...

PERSONNEL: Each Cub Scout has a candle (or battery powered candle) and lights it as he speaks. CUB #1 - This is my Scouting light. It is my enthusiasm. As light brings out the sparkle in di ...

Arrangements: American Flag posted, after the regular presentation of colors.  House lights are dimmed, and flag is spot lighted.  Narrator reads the following after the Pledge of ...

PERSONNEL: Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Each boy holding a nature scene SETTING: Boys lined up in front of audience. CUB #1: We've learned a lot about taking care of this wondrous planet of ours. C ...

PREPARATION: 8 large posters with a letter on the front of each; boys can have their lines written on the back of each card. G - G is for all the good that Cub Scouts do. O - O is for one Cub ...

G is for gathering of friends and families O is for outstanding objectives of the program L is for learning that lasts your lifetime. D is for dreams that will come true with diligent work. R is ...

Personnel:  Narrator and a den of uniformed Cub Scouts. Equipment: Cards with words printed on them for each Cub Scout, and an upright stand such as a ladder for each sign to be attach ...

PERSONNEL: 5 Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Barbells with letters on each end to spell GOOD HEALTH SETTING: Boys holding barbells CUB #1: Eating the right foods is really important if our bodies are to ...

GRAND ENTRANCE SNAKE DANCE---After strutting in, Indians sit in semicircle facing the audience. Opening Ceremony--A Den Chief acting as the Indian chief sits with three Cub Scout Indian bra ...

CUBMASTER: On the 25th of July in 1907, Lord Baden-Powell took 22 boys with him to Brownsea Island, off England's southern coast. This was the world's first Scout camp. That little camp was ...

ARRANGEMENT: This ceremony is introduced by the den chief (leader if no den chief), who explains that the audience is to respond by doing as the boys say. The boys hold up cards which spell ...

EQUIPMENT: A package of carrot seeds and a few carrots with tops CUB 1 - Inside this package of seeds are tiny carrot seeds. They don't look like much because they are tiny and fragile. CUB 2 ...

Six Cub Scouts line up on stage holding large posters upon which are appropriate pictures. As each boy speaks his line he turns over his poster to show large letter which when they are all d ...

PERSONNEL: 8 Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Cards spelling out H-E-L-L-O-D-A-D. H: Here we as a pack are gathered every one. E: Each one here to join in some family fun. L: Let's pay some honor to dear o ...

SCENE: To enhance the Halloween atmosphere, turn out the lights and have a candlelight processional for the color guard unit. PERSONNEL: Use more than just a few Cubs, use most of the Pack to c ...

CUBMASTER: "Halloween is coming," said the Spirit of October. "Who will help to make the people frolicsome instead of sober?" (Each Cub Scout holds up the appropriate construction-paper "cr ...

PROPS: Black paper mache witches' kettle; colored and white spotlights! A long stick for a ladle; two or more witches costumes; a sheet for Cubmaster; ingredients for witches' brew listed be ...

Cubs with candles and letters recite the following: H - Stands for Hannah, courageous and true, Who would not yield, so her sons they slew. A - Stands for Antiochus, Syrian King, Who tried fro ...

ARRANGEMENT: Cub Scouts come on stage one at a time carrying appropriate props and line up facing audience as narrator reads the following poem. First boy comes on carrying a wreath with sign a ...

ARRANGEMENTS: 8 Cubs, each holding up a sign with a letter on it. Letters on signs spell out "HOLIDAYS". Boy in turn reads the sentence pertaining to his letter. (Sentence can be taped or pr ...

H H is for Hiking—Boys love to hit the trail. A A is for Air—Boys need clean, fresh air. P P is for Parks—Parks have lots of hiking trails. P P is for Packing— ...

Equipment: American Flag Cub #1: When we think of the American Cowboy, we think of long, hard working days. Cub #2: Americans built our country with hard work. Cub #3: In Cub Scouts we learn ...

Some people call me Old Glory, others call me the Star Spangled Banner, but what ever they call me, I am your Flag, the Flag of the United States of America. Something has been bothering me, ...

NARRATOR: I represent the Spirit of Lord Baden-Powell, the founder of Boy Scouting. I am also the Spirit of Scouting Past and Present. Here is our future---Cub Scouts of America. 1ST BOY: In th ...

ARRANGEMENT: American Flag is posted on the stage. Four Cub Scouts in uniform have speaking parts. 1ST CUB: Here's to the Red of it -  not a thread of it, Thrilled by the sight of it, In ...

Make a triangle out of poster board that is three feet tall and decorate it like a mountain. Cut it into six sections. Label the backs of each section with the script below. The boys will re ...

PERSONNEL: CUBMASTER, ASSISTANT CUBMASTER, 2 DEN LEADERS EQUIPMENT: Camping gear and outfits for each of the participants; 1 pair of BINOCULARS; AMERICAN AND PACK FLAGS. ARRANGEMENT: The flags ...

PREPARATION: Two dens and a Den Chief can participate together on this skit. A poster board for each letter of the words "Holiday Magic" is needed. After the letters are written, let the boy ...

Personnel: 5 Cubs Props: Log candle holder with 3 candles (12") multipurpose lighter Cub 1: The theme for this month is "Let's Celebrate!"  and we  have been busy getting ready ...

CUB l: In India and Thailand, they celebrate the Festival of Lights, With little lamps or lotus boats that float into the night. [Boy carries a Lotus Boat of foil] CUB 2: In Sweden, too, they hon ...

PERSONNEL: 16 Cub Scouts, American Flag bearer, Leader EQUIPMENT: American Flag, 7 red crepe paper streamers, 6 white crepe paper streamers, blue crepe paper rectangle, white cardboard five-point ...

To make sure all of our Cub Scouts get off on the right foot, we are going to give you an hand with information about your uniform, so you can go ahead in Scouting! Wherever you g ...

Cub #1: We live in a time in which computers are changing the way we organize our daily lives. We have computers in our schools, homes, places of work, and vehicles. Cub #2: They are a tool to ...

SETTING: Room is darkened, Pack flag and American flag are spotlighted. Patriotic background music is played. NARRATOR: There it is. It's still flying. It has been a long night and as the d ...

ARRANGEMENT: Flags are presented in the usual manner. 12 uniformed Cub Scouts have speaking parts. 1ST CUB: My country gives each one of us the opportunity to advance according to his ambitio ...

I was born on June 14, 1777. I am more than just cloth shaped into a design. I am the refuge of the world's oppressed people. I am the silent sentinel of freedom. I am the emblem of the greatest ...

I am old glory. For more than nine score years I have been the banner of hope and freedom for generation after generations of Americans. Born amid the first flames of America's for freedom. ...

By Lawrence M. Jones I am a composite being of all the people of America. I am the Union if you are united. I am one and indivisible if you are undivided. I am as strong as the weakest link. I ...

I was born on July 4, 1776, and the Declaration of Independence is my firth certificate. The bloodlines of the world run in my veins, because I offered freedom to the oppressed. I am many th ...

NARRATOR: I am the world - Some call me mother nature. I am the mountains and the valleys and the land and the seas. All living things exist in me from the birds of the air to the fish in th ...

Look at me. I am your flag. I am your childhood for I met you there. You carried me in you first parade..remember...the stars I bore were no brighter than those reflected in your eyes. I gre ...

ARRANGEMENT: A den of Cub Scouts advance flags in usual manner. After pledge of allegiance is given and flags are posted, the boys stand at attention in a straight line on stage. Each recite ...

I CAN...stand tall, in my heritage and believe fully in America! I CAN...strive for the highest pinnacle...or any other spot I so choose...it is my decision, to be freely arrived at! I CAN...w ...

(Show an Arrowhead) 1. O'er fields of new turned sod, communing with my God, tramped along, and in a furrow bed I found an arrowhead, chiseled from stone. 2. Then fancy fled on wings, back to pr ...

ARRANGEMENT: Colors are advanced in normal manner. Audience is standing, facing the flag, Flag is spotlighted by a flashlight with house lights dimmed. VOICE: I am your flag. I have a special m ...

PERSONNEL: Six Cub Scouts or adults. PROPS: Each Cub Scouts needs to carry a symbol of the holiday he talks about. PREPARATION: Print each speaker's lines on a card. They will be prepared to ...

Cub #1: I made a promise.  I said that whatever I did, I would do the best I could. Cub #2: I made a promise to serve my God and my country the best I could. Cub #3: I made a promise to ...

Nine boys stand in a line et the back of the room. Each holds a large letter that spells out Christmas. Each steps forward in turn and shows his letter and recites his lines. C - I stand for car ...

by Louise Pinkerton Fritz I stood beside the flag today And watched it gently wave; I saw amidst the stars and stripes America, the great... A land to which the masses turn, A land that still ...

CUBMASTER: Think about America’s astronauts. CUB 1: I think astronauts need to know a lot, so I will do my best at school. CUB 2: I think astronauts must work hard, so I will listen to my pare ...

ARRANGEMENT: 6 Cub Scouts in uniform, enter stage one by one, carrying various items such as balloons, cotton candy, popcorn, etc. recite their lines. 1st CUB: I went to the County Fair, I saw ...

I’d rather see a lecture than hear one any day. I'd rather one should walk with me than merely point the way. The eye’s a better pupil and more willing than the ear. Fine counsel is confusing ...

I - means 'I". I want to do my best to be a good American citizen. N - stands for Nation. The birth of a new nation "under God, with liberty and justice for all." D - stands for the Declaration ...

STAGING: Narrator, eight Cub Scouts with props. Cub pantomime as their portion of script is read. CUB 1: (Enters with light bulb over his head ) Any kind of project begins with an idea. It can ...

SETTING: Have each boy hold a card with one letter per card. Write on the back of the card what the boy needs to say. When the boys come up to the front, have them hold their cards down and ...

PREPARATION-6 signs with a big question mark on the front Need 6 boys Boy l-Imagine what the world would be like without Cub Scouts. Boy 2-Imagine what the world would be like without gravity. B ...

CUBMASTER: We promise that we will take part in our games, in fair competition; respecting the rules that govern them and with the desire to take part in the true spirit of sportsmanship for ...

LEADER: Tonight we are going to embark on a journey into the future. The year is 2030AD and Cub Scouting is still going strong: Picture in your mind the possible changes that may have come a ...

This is really more of an outline or a complete meeting with the opening and closing based on authentic Indian ritual. It should be held out of doors with a real rife but it could be done indo ...

This calls for 5 Cubs with speaking parts and one narrator.  All except the narrator should be in Indian dress. Narrator: As we all go about our busy lives, rushing from one place to a ...

SETTING: Cubmaster dressed as Indian Chief stands by an artificially lit campfire. CUBMASTER: Great Spirit, what is the meaning of Blue and Gold? 1ST INDIAN RUNNER: (A Cub dressed as Indian br ...

Setting: Need 6 persons - 1 narrator and 5 in Indian costumes. NARRATOR: Gives a short welcome and then says: Since the birth of the United States, Millions and Millions of immigrants (our fore ...

In Indonesia a Cub Scout says: "I promise to do my best to do my duty to God and the Republic of Indonesia, to follow the family rules, and to do Good Turns everyday." In Taiwan a Cub Scout ...

(Canadian) Near the waters, near the reedbeds Near the wigwam, O my brothers, We will light our evening campfire, Light the red flower of the forest, That her leaves and petals rising Call us ...

Props: Each Cub Scout holding a sign with his part of the Cub Scout Promise on it. I, _________ PROMISE A promise is a solemn vow, where your good reputation is at stake. TO ...

ARRANGEMENT: Eight boys, each boy reads a line - colors are posted and Pledge of Allegiance is recited. CUB #1: It is our family's belief CUB #2: And one for which we pray CUB #3: That Thanks ...

PREPARATION: Each boy is asked in advance to bring an ornament for the pack Christmas tree. Later these ornaments will be donated to a needy family. Ornaments are placed on the tree as the b ...

ARRANGEMENT: Using two or more flashlights as spotlights -- focus on the flag with the lights out, and read: That is all it is - just a piece of cloth. But when a little breeze comes along, ...

PERSONNEL: Six Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Paint one block letter of word J-U-N-G-L-E on each of six cardboard squares. On reverse side print the recitation for each scout. J - stands for jump -- if ...

LEADER: A great deal of interesting history is connected with the navel career of John Paul Jones, who can aptly be called the most daring sea-rover in the annuals of the American Navy. His ...

NEEDED: Five Cub Scouts dressed as clowns. CUB 1: Round and round the elephants plod, the monkeys swing on a shining pod. CUB 2: Bespangled ponies cavort and prance, Roly poly bears do a clums ...

Since the state of Kansas celebrates its' birthday in January, you may want to have your den do the following opening at the pack meeting: PERSONNEL: 7 Cub Scouts Cub #1: "I was born on Januar ...

ARRANGEMENTS: 7 boys come on stage, carrying various kinds of muscle building equipment. They use the equipment, and in turn, speak these lines: Cub Scout #1: Keep your body strong and healthy ...

CUB #1: To keep your body strong and healthy is more important than being wealthy. CUB #2: When you are fit you feel so good and try to do the things you should. CUB #3: Keeping healthy an ...

Have a Grand March of all the Knights. If possible use marching and trumpet music. While knights are marching round the narrator reads: NARRATOR: Such was the spirit of those Knights of old who ...

CUBMASTER: (Dressed to resemble King Arthur) Welcome, Knights of the Roundtable. Just as the Knights of old had their code of conduct, so the young Knights of Cub Scouting have their code, the ...

PERSONNEL: Narrator and seven Cub Scouts EQUIPMENT: Seven large cards, each with a letter to form the word LIBERTY NARRATOR: The word "LIBERTY" is held so dear. Each letter is a symbol of this ...

ARRANGEMENT: Any number of boys can be used. All wear costumes. They come on stage, one at a time, and speak their lines. Adjust the lines below to fit your number of boys and their type ...

Preparations for ceremony besides giant pot and some cardboard vegetables: boys in chefs hats and aprons. Boy 1: We would like to welcome you tonight. Boy 2: We are learning to be healthy and ...

Personnel: Cubmaster dressed as Leif Eriksson comes out. Props: American flag LEIF ERIKSSON: I am Leif Eriksson, son of Eric the Red and a mighty Viking. In 999 A.D. I went to King Olaf of Nor ...

The United States has much to be proud of. One of the many things we can be proud of is the fact that America was first on the moon where Old Glory was placed as evidence of this eventful da ...

Let's be old-fashioned. There are those in this country today who belittle patriotism and call it "old-fashioned" to wave the American Flag. They are the same people who don't stand when the ...

Have all dens leave hall in preparation for a grand march in. Den members are all in space type costumes (e.g. space creatures, planets, stars...) When ready, Cub Scout dens parade in the Ma ...

CUBMASTER: This is the season of lights. It is a time when the days are shorter and nights longer. Shopping centers are bright with Christmas lights. Thousands of homes have single candles to ...

ARRANGEMENT: A single light bulb is illuminated in the from of a darkened room. CUBMASTER: This light bulb is a pretty commonplace thing to people these days. But it's a fitting symbol for ...

EQUIPMENT: A fire ring of if outdoors a real fire CUBMASTER: The pioneer used fire to forge rims for his wagon wheels. The silhouette of the village blacksmith against his fire was a common sig ...

ARRANGEMENT: Five Cub Scouts repeat lines of poem below. If they are uniformed. a large Lincoln silhouette can be used as backdrop on stage. Or the boys can all be dressed in Lincoln costume ...

PERSONNEL: 2 Cubs EQUIPMENT: Two paper sack costumes, one Litter Bug and one Tidy Bug. SETTING: The other Cubs in the Den could be used as a color guard. Or you might dress all of the den, hal ...

EQUIPMENT: 15 Cub Scouts each holding a large square of paper. On each square is one of the letters that spells out "Lord Baden Powell." When it is the appropriate boy's turn, he flips the s ...

PERSONNEL: Cubmaster or Den Leader and 8 Cubs EQUIPMENT: 8 large cards. One for each of the letters of the word Mosquito. M - is for the memories we will share tonight, and the ...

ARRANGEMENT: Seven Cub Scouts line up across stage holding cardboard barbells and fastened to center of each one so it will show to audience, is a large letter. The letters spell out the wor ...

PROPS: One Magic candle - Drill 1/4" holes every 2 inches down opposite sides of a white candle. Place scraps of blue and gold crayon in the holes. Melt paraffin and whip with eggbeater. Co ...

(On head table are arranged magic candles which should be lighted as ceremony begins) Narrator:  Our candle stands tall, straight and white.  It burns and gives forth inspirin ...

SETTING: (Cubmaster or other leader enters dressed as Merlin, the magician and reads the following from a scroll) My Lords and Ladies, To you, who, over the countless years hold aloft the h ...

MATERIALS: Dry ice (1 lb.), Water, American flag, Plastic bowl, Large pot, Bottles Food coloring, Wooden Spoon, Milk/shoe polish, Six Cub Scouts INSTRUCTIONS: Fill disposable bottles 3/4 full o ...

This opening has been adopted for the use of 10 cubs. It can easily be fitted to any number. (The language may be to difficult for all but the best readers) CUB #1: I am not the flag; not at all, ...

PERSONNEL: Cub Master, Bobcat, Wolf, Bear, Webelos. EQUIPMENT: Magic rings, a sack, black and white scarves, hold-up signs for each speaker. CUBMASTER: "Color guard advance the colors." 1ST C ...

Den Leader: We will try to show you the many sides to little boys we proudly call son, but remember, these are all one boy. 1st Cub: I'm the one who lives in his dreams, always off on a ...

ARRANGEMENT: Cub Scouts line up with posters as indicated and read their parts. DEN CHIEF: Wheels, wings and rudders make many things go. And for the month of (name of month), it is our the ...

NARRATOR: Festival time is upon us with the Mardi Gras which means "Fat Tuesday" in French. This is the time when parades and parties and costumes were in style for a day (sometimes a week) ...

SETTING: 7 cubs hold large colored cardboard cut-outs of balloons which have the letters WELCOME on the back. W - Cub 1: Welcome to each and every one. E - Cub 2: We're going to have lots of ...

Five boys holding five cards with letters on them. Each boy takes turn holding up card and reading verse off the back. H - H is for holidays that come this time of season. A - A is for appreciat ...

EQUIPMENT: Cardboard props of different modes of transportation, have you boys make these at den meetings - a horse, wagon, car, train, plane, boat and spaceship. Have each boy hold his prop an ...

My Lords and Ladies. To you, who over the countless years hold aloft the honor and spirit of Scouting, I bring greetings. I am Merlin, the magician. Tonight I am commissioned by my liege and Lo ...

C is for CUBBERS, cheerful and bright. H is for HELPFUL, healthy and right R is for RESOURCES, they try to save. I is for IDEALS, they like to wave. S is for SCARF, of yellow and blue. T . is f ...

PROPS: Silhouettes of Washington, Lincoln, Baden-Powell; back lighted shadow screen; American flag; offstage microphone. PERSONNEL: 3 adult voices; 2 or more Cub Scouts (Room dimly lighted, ...

Form den in horseshoe formation. Have a boy present colors at open end. In turn, boys step forward, give Cub Scout salute, and step back. End ceremony with Pledge of Allegiance. Form den in l ...

SETTING: Den Chief and 6 Cubs Scouts in uniform, carrying small American flags, line up on stage and each speaks his part. DEN CHIEF: More than two hundred years ago, God gave us a great nation ...

CAST:  Leader (Mother Nature), 5 Cubs