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Indian Pre-Opening GameAuthor / Owner: Last Updated: 27 Sep 2008 6:25 pm
As each Cub Scout arrives with his family, he is given a bag with the following items: 2 face paints 6 Paper Feathers 1 Paper Head Band 1 Newspaper section (for vest or shirt) Time given: 5 minutes The Cub chooses Mom or Dad as their subject, then they paint them up as an Indian, and makes a Head dress and vest for them to wear. When time is up all Indians come forward and are judged. Ribbons can be awarded: most original, most beautiful, most painted, make up enough awards so that all boys receive a ribbon.
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