Sixes are seated around their table with the two sets of cards in the middle. The cards with the pictured trail signs are placed face down; the cards with the definitions are spread out face up. On signal, the first Cub from each patrol draws one of the face down cards and places it on the correct definition card. Continue until all cards are matched.

Scoring:  The first six to correctly match all cards wins.

Ropes for all Cubs

Props (eg. rocking horse, washing, pegs, staves, box, shoes, etc.)

The attachment can be printed out for Cubs to take home to continue practicing their knots. 

Set up various scenarios for each of the different knots so that the Cubs can associate the knots with the names and uses.  Print out signs for each area/base to help the Cubs remember the name of the knot.

Knot Challenge: 

A tick list for each Cub is created so that each week, they can come and show off which knots they remember.  Will need to get each knot signed off two/three times on separate occassions.  Once the sheet is completed, they will earn a special campfire knotting badge.

Cubs to go and practice the knots they need to know (for both the knot challenge and the trail requirements).  They can spend the whole time on one knot or move around the bases - it is a practice session, so there is no competition or game.  Simply to learn and practice what they can.

Sticks

Stones

Paper/Pen

Gold Wolves to be asked to lay a trail using the trail signs which the Silver Wolves will follow.

Along the way, they need to hide pictures of the Banderlog (monkeys) for the other Cubs to find.

Once trail ready, Silver Wolves to follow the trail and count the Banderlog they find along the way.