Tiger Maze

Before the meeting:

1. Prepare a meeting space that is large around 12’ x 12’ and free of obstacles. Make sure the floor won’t be damaged by placing the painter’s tape down and picking it back up.
2. Use the painter’s tape to make a simple maze on the floor making the halls of the maze at least 2 ft. wide.

During the meeting:

1. Recite the Scout Law as a den.
2. Explain that in this activity Cub Scouts will need to demonstrate being trustworthy, helpful, and friendly by leading their adult partner through a maze.
3. Choose a Cub Scout and their adult partner to go first.
4. Have the adult partner place their blindfold on at the entrance to the maze.
5. The Cub Scout may not touch the adult partner when the adult partner is in the maze.
6. Using only verbal communication, the Cub Scout is to help the adult partner get through the maze.
7. Give every Cub Scout and adult partner team a chance to complete the maze.
8. Have Cub Scouts and adult partners talk about why being trustworthy, helpful, and friendly is important to this activity and where else could Cub Scouts demonstrate these values of the Scout Law.