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Tiger – 1st Grade
Curiosity, Intrigue, and Magical Mysteries
Elective
Requirement 1

Cub Scout Magic Book

Tiger – 1st Grade
Curiosity, Intrigue, and Magical Mysteries
Elective
Requirement 1

Cub Scout Magic Book

Snapshot of Activity

Use the Cub Scout Magic book to identify a trick for Cub Scouts to learn and perform.

Indoor
2
4
2
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  • “Cub Scout Magic Book” available at www.scoutshop.org 
  • The most common items used for tricks in the “Cub Scout Magic Book” are:
    • Matches 
    • Coins 
    • Neckerchief 
    • Rope 
    • Paper 
    • Sugar Cubes 
    • Playing Cards 

Before the meeting: 

  1. Review the Cub Scout Magic Book and identify a trick or several tricks to teach the Cub Scouts. 
  2. Review the trick and practice performing the trick. 
  3. Gather the materials needed so each Cub Scout can perform the trick you picked. 

During the meeting: 

  1. Gather the Cub Scouts and perform the trick you selected. 
  2. Demonstrate how the trick is done to the Cub Scouts. 
  3. Distribute the supplies needed to complete the trick. 
  4. Have Tiger adult partners help their Cub Scout practice the trick and when ready perform the trick to the rest of the den. 

Tip: Discuss with the Cubmaster the possibility of the den conducting a magic show at an upcoming pack event.  

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Coin Through a Neckerchief

Indoor
2
2
2

Pass a coin magically though your Tiger neckerchief. 

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The Disappearing Knot

Indoor
3
2
2

Tie a knot that disappears.

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