Animals of the Ice Age

14 Feb 17:30
Duty six :

Start Time Activity Requirements Instructions Scouter
14 Feb 17:30 5 Activities : Opening Register, beans, flag, totem and skin
Grand Howl
Flag Break
Register
Inspection - belts and shoes
Akela
14 Feb 17:35 10 Game : Sniff, Lick Each Cub is given a sucker and a bar of soap.  The Scouter gives instructions quickly, alternating randomly between "Sniff the soap", "Lick the sucker" until they make a mistake.   Can do it in teams/rounds until a final winner. Akela
14 Feb 17:45 30 Crafts : Dioramas

Boxes, coloured paper, paint

 Glue

Pictures of animals/plastic animals/people, etc.

Natural materials (trees, grass, etc.) 

Transparency/clear plastic/cellophane

Tape 

Each Cub to choose an animal or scene that they want to create.  Can use endangered animal (cheetah, whale, etc.) or they can create a museum model of cavemen or a military scene.

Decorate the back of the box with coloured paper, etc. to suit the habitat of the chosen animal or to match the scene they want to create

Use natural materials such as grass or branches to decorate the box

Place a cutout of the chosen animal or scene at the front of the box

Place the plastic on the open side of the diorama to make a "window" - glue or tape to the box

Akela
14 Feb 18:15 5 Activities : Juice and biscuits Juice and biscuit break
Akela
14 Feb 18:20 15 Activities : Outdoor Code Cards Use the outdoor code cards provided and cut into puzzle pieces.  Mix up six cards within the Six.  They will need to work together to find the pieces and put together all six cards again. Paste onto cardboard when done. Akela
14 Feb 18:35 10 Game : cross the glacier using a 6m gum pole. lay the pole on the ground. this is the bridge to cross from 1 glacier to another. 2 sixes line up on each side of the gumpole, balancing on the top, they must move to the other side of th pole without falling. they will have to work together to keep their balance. if time allows they cubs can redo it to better their time Akela
14 Feb 18:45 10 Game : Pull the glaciers closer to each other Tug of war with a difference. each team of cubs stand on a plastic ground sheet, and then carry out a tug of war. the stronger team should pull the ground sheet (glacier) under the cubs closer  Akela
14 Feb 18:55 5 Activities : Closing Totem, Skin
Badges, certificates
Announcements
Badge handouts
Grand Howl
Flag Down
Prayer
Dismiss
Akela
14 Feb 19:00 10 Game : Squirrels and Robbers

There are lots of robberies in the woods. The squirrel hides some nuts and the other animals steal, or the squirrel cannot find his hide out any more and is starving. The game involves the group being split into squirrels and robbers. The squirrels hide their nuts in the playing field (approx. 50x50m depending on the area available). The robbers are allowed to watch the squirrels from the edge of the playing field (or at a distance of 5 meters). In each round, the squirrels and robbers must spread out and collect a certain amount of nuts, which is different in each round, (depending on the size of the area and the difficultly level required, each round lasts from a few seconds up to 1-2 minutes). The players who do not manage this are out of the game.

Image: By EstebanVel (Own work) [CC BY-SA 4.0 via Wikimedia Commons

Akela

Programme prepared on 16 Jan 12:21

Dioramas




Category Crafts
Advancement Our Precious Planet
Time to allocate (mins) 30
Outcome

    Make your own diorama to show different types of habitats or environments, e.g. forests, grasslands, deserts or oceans.

    Find about 2 endangered species in SA and tell the Pack about them 

Resources

Boxes, coloured paper, paint

 Glue

Pictures of animals/plastic animals/people, etc.

Natural materials (trees, grass, etc.) 

Transparency/clear plastic/cellophane

Tape 

Instructions

Each Cub to choose an animal or scene that they want to create.  Can use endangered animal (cheetah, whale, etc.) or they can create a museum model of cavemen or a military scene.

Decorate the back of the box with coloured paper, etc. to suit the habitat of the chosen animal or to match the scene they want to create

Use natural materials such as grass or branches to decorate the box

Place a cutout of the chosen animal or scene at the front of the box

Place the plastic on the open side of the diorama to make a "window" - glue or tape to the box


Entry written by Sharon Venn of 1st Randburg

Documents

animal template animals.docx

Outdoor Code




Category Activities
Advancement Our Precious Planet
Time to allocate (mins) 15
Outcome Know the outdoor code
Resources Cards
Instructions Use the outdoor code cards provided and cut into puzzle pieces.  Mix up six cards within the Six.  They will need to work together to find the pieces and put together all six cards again. Paste onto cardboard when done.

Entry written by Sharon Venn of 1st Randburg

Documents

CubOutdoorCode-CardsDoubleSided.pdf