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Camp Program Ideas, 13-659 Positive Values The Aims of the Boys Scouts of America are to develop character, citizenship, and personal fitness (including mental, spiritual, and physical fitness) in today’s youth. All activities – including den, pack, troop or crew meeting programs, adult training events or committee meetings, camp programs and campfire programs contribute to the aims of Scouting. Every Scouting activity should be a positive experience in which youth and leaders feel emotionally secure and find support from their peers and leaders. Everything we do with our Scouts - including songs, skits, and ceremonies - should be positive, meaningful, and should not contradict the philosophy expressed in the the Cub Scout Promise and the Law of the Pack. Remember to: Reinforce the values of Scouting Get the whole group involved Make everyone feel good Be positive Everything should be meaningful Teach the ideals and goals of Scouting Use age appropriate activities Guidelines To Determine Appropriate Scouting Activities Cheers, songs, skits, stories, games exclusionary to the audience. and ceremonies should build self- esteem and be age appropriate. Wasteful, ill-mannered, or improper use of food or water should not be Name-calling, put-downs, or hazing used. are not appropriate. The lyrics to the following patriotic References to undergarments, nudity, songs should not be changed: or bodily functions are not acceptable. “America”, “America the Beautiful”, God Bless America”, and “The Star- Cross-gender impersonations are not Spangled Banner.” appropriate. Similar respect should be shown for Derogatory references to ethnic or hymns and other spiritual songs. cultural backgrounds, economic situations, and disabilities are not Avoid scary stories and bad language. acceptable. Model the values of BSA and set a Alcohol, drugs, gangs, guns, suicide, high standard for appropriateness in and other sensitive social issues are ALL Scouting activities. not appropriate subjects. Refrain from “inside jokes” which are IF IN DOUBT, TAKE IT OUT! No. 13-659 Theme Development Ideas (Naming the Stations) (Part 1) Western America Circus Space Theme Wild West; Cub Scout Rodeo; Flags Of Our Fathers; As Under The Big Top; Space Camp; Welcome To Tumbleweed Town The Eagle Soars; Star Coney Isle; Mystique; Mars! Star Gate; Final Spangled Summer Pedro’s Pride Frontier; Galaxy Quest Games/ Death Valley Challenge; Gold Uncle Sam’s Challenge; Lion Tamer’s Challenge; Astronaut’s Challenge; Obstacle Rush; 49ers Relay; Rattlesnake Grand Canyon Race; Clown’s Revenge; Barrel Moon Crater Challenge; Course Relay; Cowboy Games; Pony Patriot Relay; Mt. Of Monkeys; Three Ring Moon Ray Relay; Orbit Of Express Rushmore Relay; Maine Fling Orion To California Race Crafts The Saddlery; Coyote Craft Streamers Way; Banner Bo-Bo’s Tent; Magician’s Galaxy Gateway; Moon Of Cave; Big Valley Blacksmith Alley; Liberty Lane; Corner; House Of Mirrors Endor; Alien Artist Alley Shop; Mccoy’s Mercantile Rocky Mountain Treasures Sport Shootout At The Okay Corral; 21 Gun Salute; Firing Shooting Gallery; The Flying Saucer Relay Granny Oakley’s Shootin’ Range; Black Hawk Midway; Uncle Irving’s (Ultimate); Galaxy Of Gallery; Buffalo Bill’s Wild West Ridge; Missile Testing Unicyclery; Jo-Jo’s Games; Jedi Training Show; Crazy Pete’s Wild Turkey Site; Transcontinental Monkeyshines Camp; Rings Of Saturn Shoot Trek; Continental Divide Range Food Chuck Wagon; Cub Grub; Washington’s Table; Midway Café; Cracker Milky Way Café; Waterin’ Hole; Cantina; Cactus Eagle’s Nest; Mess Hall; Jacks; Lions Den; Chewbacca’s Chews; Willie’s; Sassafras Saloon Manhattan Diner Monkey’s Tree; Cotton Green Cheese Diner Candy Café; Clown Cafeteria Theme Lassoes & Lariats; Trick Ropin’ Star Spangled Review; Clown School; Hula Cape Canaveral; Alien Egg Activity Lash Larue; Barney’s Bronco Medal Of Honor Winners; Hoopsters; Magic School Drop; Mission Control Ridin’ Bravery Roll Call Special Vip Roundup; Sons Of The Heroes On Parade; Ring Leaders; Chester’s Alien Round Up; Yoda’s Guests Pioneers; Chisum Trail Freedom Fighters; Red, Flea Circus Friends; Captain’s Bridge Champions White & Blue Review; Honor Guard First Aid Doc Hadacold’s; The Infirmary; VA Hospital; American Madame Renews; Sick Bay; Holo-Deck; Station Cherokee Medicine Man General; Band-Aid Elephant Elixir Fixer; Holding Deck Central Nurse’s Nook; Band-Aid Parade Trading Post Trading Post; Ol’ Joe’s Ye Olde Flag Shoppe; Souvenir Shop; Dumbo’s Jupiter Trading Co; Man In Mercantile; General Store; Stock Ellis Island Gifts; Coney Isle Coin The Moon Gift Shop Up Sam’s Drop No. 13-659 Theme Development Ideas (Naming the Stations) (Part 2) Medieval Sea Times Jungle Tropical Theme Under The Sea; King Knights Of The Cub Scout Safari; Into Island Paradise; Neptune’s World; Titan’s Roundtable; Camelot; The Congo; Cub Scout Polynesian Paradise Treasures Sherwood Forest Survivor; Jungle Book Games/Obst Sunken Treasure Knight’s Challenge; Crock Shock! Indiana Great Barrier Reef acle Course Challenge; Pirate’s Cove; Road To Nottingham Jones Challenge; Relay; Sea Turtle Shark’s Larks; Dolphin’s Tarzan’s Tree; Mowgli’s Games; Galapagos Delight Maze Games Crafts Octopus Odyssey; Court Jester’s Crafts; Jungle Beadworks; Coconut Joe’s; Grass Dolphin’s Dance; Gilligan’s Friar Tuck’s Treasures Warubi Workshop; The Hut; Lelani’s Lagoon; Gadgets Ivory Coast Gidget’s Gadgets Sport Riptide Relay; Jellyfish Sir Shoot-A-Lots; William Big Game Hunter; Hyena Surf’s Up! Rainforest Jam; Seahunt; Sea Quest Tell’s; Archers Aimery Hijinx; Rhino’s Revenge Revenge Food Crustacean Café; Dolphin The Goblet Grill; Palace Banana Cabana; Oasis; Coconut Grove; Tidal Diner; Neptune’s Table; Palate; Dragon’s Roast Jane’s Jungle Juice Wave; Coral Reef; Moby Dick’s Grill; Chum Lulu’s Luau Bucket Theme Surfin’ Safari; Man-0-War Dragon’s Lair; Squire’s Bagheera’s Beat; Kaa’s Road To Paradise; Activity Tug-O-War; Waves Of Fun Loft Caravan; Lion’s Lair Island Hoppers Special Sea Monkeys; King King Richard’s Friends; Tribal Council; Mowgli’s King Kamehameha’s Guests Neptune’s Court; Star Fish Gwenivere’s Guests; Friends; Akela’s Court Court; Hula Hoop Stars; Cap’n Jack’s Friends Palace Parade Troop First Aid Sea Rescue; Undertow Jester’s Lounge; Mosquito Net; Baloo’s Toucan Sam’s Nest Of Station Medical Alchemist Boo Boos Rest; Island Doctor Trading Post Sand & Surf; Whale Of A Spear & Bow; Ye Old Giraffe’s Gifts; Nile River Tiki Hut; Seafoam Sale; Jonah’s Place; Shoppe; Castle Gifts Traders Traders; Oyster Shell Treasure Chest Oddities No. 13-659 Theme Development Ideas (Naming the Stations) (Part 3) Colonial Sports Fiesta Australia Times Theme Sports Extravaganza; South Of The Border; Outback Odyssey; Trail Patriots & Heroes; In The Surge Of Energy; Power C.S. Fiesta Fair; To Tazmania; Aborigine Footsteps Of The Play Explorers’ World; Road Adventure Founders; Duty To To Rio; Discovery Country Islands Game - Challenge Of Hercules; Mayan Maze; Wallabee Waterloo; Paul Revere’s Ride; Obstacle Mt Olympus Challenge Kilamanjaro’s Revenge; Melbourne Madness; Swamp Fox Maze; Course Montezuma’s Challenge Rugby Relay Minuteman Challenge Craft Long Jumpers Loop; Argentine Art; Piñata Koala Crafters; Silversmith Shoppe; Conditioning Corner Parade; Carnival Crafts, Didgeridoo Doodles; Colonial Craft Shop; Crafter’s Run Dingo Doodles Weavers Way Sports Running Shoe Review; Aztec Games; Vaquero Aussie Crossing; Ostrich Minuteman Relay; Turkey Rough ‘N Tumble Rodeo; Explorers Expo Stretch; Outback Station Shoot; Colonial Rumble Countdown Food Victory Lap; Gladiators Fiesta Food Court; Tucker Inn; Kangaroo Betsy Ross’ Bakery; Galley; Energy Bar; Pit Cantina; Chile Charlie’s Court; Ostrich Roost Turkey Trot; The Scullery Stop Theme Activity Decathlon; Myrtle’s Conquistador’s Quarter; Billabong Billboard; Plymouth Rock Relay; Hurdles Ponce De Leon’s Cricket Corner Crossing The Delaware Corridor Special Guests Hall Of Fame; Winners Cortez’ VIPs; Crocodile’s VIPs; Tuatara Patriots On Parade; Hero Platform Discoverer’s Corridor VIPs Hour; Colonial Cavalcade First Aid Black ‘N Blue Zoo; R & R Port Rest-A-Spell; Port- Doc Walkabout’s; Emu’s Pilgrim’s Rest; Liberty Station; Oxygen Tank O-Calm Elixirs Lounge Trading Post Athlete’s Bazaar; Allstar Panama Jack’s; Waltzing Matilda’s; Mick Captain Smith’s Store; Ye Store; Box Of Sox Magellan Traders; Dundee’s Place Olde Mercantile Captain Kidd’s Marketplace No. 13-659 All America I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Opening Ceremony - America Personnel: Eight Cub Scouts and two color guards for flag at front. Materials: US flag; pack flag, flag stands, and individual letters of "AMERICA" cut from cardboard - some red, some white, and some blue. Arrangement: As each Scout recites his line, his letter is held up and the Scout takes his place to form a line. Everyone then joins in the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag, which is led by a chosen Cub Scout. Cub 1 A - is for ALL people in our land Cub 2 M - is for MEN who helped build so grand Cub 3 E - stands for EQUALITY of race, color and creed Cub 4 R - is RESPECT for all people’s need Cub 5 I - is for IDEALS new ways to know your neighbors Cub 6 C - stands for CARING and sharing in labor Cub 7 A - is the ALLEGIANCE we should feel for our land Cub 8 Let us now stand and pledge it with heart and hand, The Pledge of Allegiance. Closing Ceremony- America The Beautiful Leader: This evening we will share our respect for our great country. We have seen some of the glory that is the United States. The most fitting end to our meeting is to sing “America the Beautiful”. In this great song we sing of the glory of our great land, but the last two lines of every verse have an acknowledgement of God who guides us all. Just to recall the last two lines of the first verse: “America, America, God shed his grace on thee.
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