Tuesday, April 16, 2019

A TREE IS A GOOD SCOUT CLOSING CEREMONY



A TREE IS A GOOD SCOUT CLOSING CEREMONY
Circle Ten Council
Personnel:  6 Cubs and a narrator
Equipment: Each Cub hold a picture or drawing of a tree with his section of text on the back.
Cub # 1              Did you ever pause to think about how helpful a tree is?
Cub # 2              It provides a nesting place for birds, shade from the sun, and protection from the rain.
Cub # 3              It discards its dead branches, thus providing wood for building fires and for cooking food.
Cub # 4              A tree adds beauty to the countryside and to camping areas.
Cub # 5              We must admit that a tree gives a lot more than it receives.
Cub # 6              We can learn a lesson from the tree, by doing our best to always be helpful to others and by putting our fellow Scouts first and ourselves second.
Narrator:     Remember the lesson we learn from the tree - To give to others more than we receive.



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