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Catch Them All!

Tiger – 1st Grade

Tiger-iffic!

Elective

Requirement 2

Catch Them All!

Tiger – 1st Grade

Tiger-iffic!

Elective

Requirement 2

Catch Them All!

Snapshot of Activity

Conduct a Pokémon tournament.

Indoor

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Supply List

6 ft or 8 ft folding tables, number of tables depends on size of den
Chairs, one for each Cub Scout and adult partner
Tournament bracket on poster board, 18” x 24”
Starter pack of Pokémon cards, a set for each Cub Scout and adult partner that does not already have a deck
1st place trophy for Cub Scout winner
1st place trophy for adult partner winner
2nd place trophy for Cub Scout winner
2nd place trophy for adult partner winner
3rd place trophy for Cub Scout winner
3rd place trophy for adult partner winner

Directions

Before the meeting:

Review or become familiar with the rules of playing Pokémon.
Contact adult partners and identify which Cub Scouts already have a deck and who may have extra they could loan to those who do not have a deck.
Decide how you will run your tournament based on the size of your den and the length of your meeting. You may want to set up brackets for new players and experienced players.
Secure the trophies for the winners of the tournament.
Set up the room to allow for multiple games to be played at once.

During the meeting:

Gather Cub Scouts and adult partners. Review the rules of the tournament and how your tournament will be played.
Assign player groups. Do not pair Cub Scouts vs adult. Have Cub Scouts play Cub Scouts and adult partners play adult partners.
Begin the tournament.
After the tournament recognize the winner of the Cub Scout division and the winner of the adult partner division.