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Session summary
In this session you'll have the opportunity to share the badges you would like to achieve and share your ideas on which activities you would like to do in the future.
Safety message
- Always complete a register at the start of the meeting to record who is present.
- Activities start when the first person arrives and end when the last person leaves, including leaders and their children.
- Check the space is for hazards, keep the exits clear, and know the location of the nearest first aid kits.
Activities
Opening a Cub meeting
How do you start your meeting? Some groups do the Grand Howl or a flag ceremony.
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- Requirement 1.a
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- Requirement 2
Play Rhythm Master
Be an effective detective and find the master of rhythm in this quick team game.
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- Requirement 1
Make your badge bucket list
Make a list of your favourite badges, then choose the badge the group want to achieve.
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- Requirement 5
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- Requirement 4
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- Requirement 2
YouShape paper snowball fight
Share your ideas for future activities and adventures by throwing them around the room in a ‘snowball’ fight.
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- Requirement 5
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- Requirement 4
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- Requirement 2
Closing a Cub meeting
How do you close your meeting? Some groups do flag ceremonies.
- Meets
- Requirement 1.a
Preparation
Equipment
- A4 paper
- Pens or pencils
- A4 card
- Craft materials (for example, tissue paper, pipe cleaners, stickers)
- Copies of the badges and awards, as well as the requirements
- Sticky notes
- Scrap paper
- Coloured pens or pencils
- Masking tape
- Rope
- Cones
Resources
Explorer Youshape 01
PNG - 184.4KBSession notes
Young people could lead 'Just throwing it out there'. To help everyone meet requirement three of the Teamwork Challenge Award, you could start a conversation about different types of teams, and roles in them.
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