May 2008 Cub Scout Roundtable Issue
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Volume 14, Issue 10
June 2008 Theme |
Theme: Go For The Gold
Webelos:
Traveler & Handyman
Tiger Cub Activities
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GATHERING ACTIVITIES
Note on Word Searches, Word Games, Mazes and such – In order to make these items fit in the two-column format of Baloo’s Bugle they are shrunk to a width of about 3 inches. Your Cubs probably need bigger pictures. You can get these by copying and pasting the picture from the Word version or clipping the picture in the Adobe (.PDF) version and then enlarging to page width. CD
In the games section, the “What’s In the Bag” and the “Sports Mix Up” can easily be adapted for Gathering Activities. CD
How Many Medals?
Alice, Golden Empire Council
Challenge families, dens or individual boys to guess how many medals various Olympic athletes have won.
Make a short list of famous Olympic athletes.
Then give the list to Cubs (and families) and have them figure out sports and number of medals.
You may wish to supply the answers in lists of all the sports and the numbers of medals. They can then select from the list.
Go to: http://www.olympic.org/uk/athletes/index_uk.asp for information
Try using Al Oerter, a personal hero of mine CD
Olympics Challenge:
Alice, Golden Empire Council
Gather photos from past Olympics (if needed, you can get them online) Create a matching game and see which boy, den or family can guess the most correct matches of photos to labels – use dates, names or type of event as the label.
Olympic Word Search
Alice, Golden Empire Council
Look for sixteen words related to the Olympic Games hidden in this puzzle. Names may be found up, down, across or diagonally.
biathlon bronze medal flame
gold medal jump relay race
runner ice skating marathon
silver medal skiing sledding
stadium torch track
wins
Jumping Rope
Great Salt Lake Council
Rope skills are fun for everyone while promoting the value of physical activity and teamwork. This is a group version of jumping rope to try. Two people turn a fairly long, substantial rope, one at each end. The remainder line up and follow each other, in quick succession, to skip, jumping one, two, or three skips and then joining the end of the queue again. A more complicated variation is to use two ropes. (Dutch Ropes), the turners hold a rope in each hand and turn the ropes alternately. It is quite a feat to skip over the two turning ropes without getting fouled up.
Sports Talk
Grand Teton Council
Match the following terms with the proper sports by writing the number of each term in the blank by the sport it pertains to. Some terms may pertain to more than one sport.
Badminton _____________________________________
Baseball _______________________________________
Basketball _____________________________________
Bowling _______________________________________
Cricket_________________________________________
Football _______________________________________
Hockey ________________________________________
Soccer _________________________________________
Tennis ________________________________________
Wrestling_______________________________________
1. Ace 18. Fly pattern 35. Rebound
2. Alley 19. Forward 36. Ride
3. Backhand 20. Frame 37. Safety
4. Backward short-leg 21. Free throw 38. Service
5. Bird 22. Goalie 39. Silly mid-on
6. Blitz 23. Gutter 40. Slashing
7. Blue line 24. Half nelson 41. Slide
8. Bowler 25. High sticking 42. Spare
9. Bunt 26. Marking 43. Split
10. Catcher 27. Nose guard 44. Strike
11. Corner kick 28. Offside 45. Suicide squeeze
12. Double fault 29. Pin 46. Tackle
13. Double play 30. Pitch 47. Takedown
14. Dribble 31. Pop-up 48. Traveling
15. Dunk 32. Popping crease 49. Volley
16. Escape 33. Puck 50. Wicket
17. Fall 34. Racket
Answers:
Badminton - 2,3,5,34,38,49
Baseball - 9,10,13,30,31,41,45
Basketball - 14,15,19,21,35,48
Bowling - 2,8,20,23,29,42,43,44
Cricket - 4,8,30,32,39, 50
Football - 6,18,27,28,37,46
Hockey - 7,19,22,25,28,33,35,40
Soccer - 11,14,19,22,26,28,30,46,49
Tennis - 1,2,3,12,34,38,49
Wrestling -16,17,24,29,36,47
SPORTS ANAGRAMS
Utah National Parks Council
The word or words in capital letters can be rearranged to make the name of a sport.
- This sport IS KING. (One word)
- MIND BATON in this game. (One word)
- There's a KEY CHOICE in this team sport. (Two words)
- WIN GLOB at this sport. (One word)
- Ride horses through LOOP at this sport. (One word - the word “horses” in the clue is a hint.)
- SENT IN from this game. (One word)
- SNUG FIR board needed for this sport. (One word)
- KIT SANG about this sport. (One word)
- At this sport LOB ALOFT. (One word)
- LOLL BY VALE to watch this sport. (One word)
Anagrams Answers:
- skiing,
- badminton,
- ice hockey,
- bowling,
- polo,
- tennis,
- surfing,
- skating,
- football,
- volleyball
Card Match
Grand Teton Council
Have half of the cards with the names of famous athletes and half of the card with the sport for which they are noted. Hand out the cards as the people walk in and have them find the person with the card the matches theirs.
The table is shown with the athlete next to the sport in which he competed.
Athlete |
Sport |
Mark Spitz |
Swimming |
Babe Ruth |
Baseball |
Fran Tarkington |
Football |
Herb Brooks |
Hockey Coach-Olympics |
Phil Myer |
Downhill Skier |
Mark Hamill |
Ice Skating |
Wilt Chamberlain |
Basketball |
Muhammad Ali |
Boxing |
Jesse Owens |
Track |
Pete Sampras |
Tennis |
Mark Connors |
Gymnastics |
Eric Heiden |
Speed Skater |
SPORTS TEAMS QUIZ
Utah National Parks Council
- What sport do the L. A. Lakers play?
A. Golf B. Soccer
C. Hockey D. Basketball
- The Yankees are a baseball team from which city?
A. Omaha B. Houston
C. Atlanta D. New York
- What is the name for the football team in Dallas, Texas?
A. Cowboys B. Canadians
C. Avalanche D. Kings
- The Tampa Bay Buccaneers play ice hockey?
True False
- What is the name of the basketball team that Michael Jordan played for in Chicago?
A. Sharks B. Mets
C. Patriots D. Bulls
- What sport do the Detroit Red Wings play?
A. Bowling B. Football
C. Hockey D. Tennis
- Allen Iverson used to play for the Philadelphia '76ers.
What sport am I talking about?
A. Basketball B. Arena Football
C. Baseball D. Soccer
- True or False, the Miami Dolphins are a football team?
True False
Answers Teams:
1D, 2D, 3A, 4 - false, 5D, 6C, 7A, 8 - true
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