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Bobcat Relay Wolf

Wolf – 2nd Grade
Bobcat Wolf
Character & Leadership
Required
Requirement 5
Bobcat Relay Wolf
Wolf – 2nd Grade
Bobcat Wolf
Character & Leadership
Required
Requirement 5
Bobcat Relay Wolf

Snapshot of Activity

In this Cub Scout relay game, teams show the Cub Scout sign, salute, and handshake.

Indoor
3
1
1
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  • At least two Cub Scouts 

During the meeting: 

  1. Divide the den into two teams and have them line up at one end of the room. At the other end, station an adult or den chief for each team. 
  2. Have the first Cub Scout on each team run to the adult/den chief for their team. The adult or den chief asks the Cub Scout to demonstrate one of the following: 
    •  Cub Scout Sign 
    • Cub Scout Handshake 
    • Cub Scout Salute 
  3. If the Cub Scout can demonstrate properly, they run back to tag the next Cub Scout in line on their team.  
  4. If the Cub Scout can’t demonstrate properly, they run back to their team to get help then they return and demonstrate again. 

Additional Resources

Cub Scout Sign, Salute, and Handshake

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1

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1
1

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Remembering 9/11, Focusing on Service

Twenty-five years ago, we saw the best of humanity rise to meet the worst of days. First responders ran into danger. Neighbors helped neighbors. Scouts offered a helping hand by sending water, supplies, and even putting notes of thanks inside gloves meant for heroes on the front lines. That’s the duty of every Scout — to help other people at all times. Today, we take a moment to remember. Then find a way to serve. That’s how we truly never forget.

 

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