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The Cubmaster says: The Coach… Inspires in the boys a love for the game and the desire to win. Teaches them that it is better to lose fairly than to win unfairly. Leads players and spectators to respect others by setting them a good example. Is the type of adult he wants his boys to be. The Den Leaders repeat: The official… Knows the rules. Is fair and firm in all decisions. (S)He calls them as (s)he sees them. Treats everyone courteously and demands the same treatment for (her)himself. Knows the game is for the boys, and lets them have the spotlight. Parents repeat: The spectators… Never boo a player or official Appreciate a good play, no matter who makes it. Know the Pack gets the blame or the praise for their conduct. Recognize the need for more sportsmen and fewer "sports". The Sportsman's Creed Baltimore Area <strong>Council</strong> Scouts repeat: The Player… Lives clean and plays hard. He plays for the love of the game. Wins without boasting, he loses without excuses, and he never quits. Respects officials and accepts their decisions without question. Never forgets that he represents his Den and Pack Materials for Dream Catcher: A bendable twig about 12 inches long (or a metal hoop 4-6” wide) Thin wire to overlap and hold the ends if you use a twig as your base. Beads with large holes, such as pony beads Feathers Leather lacing (or twine or yarn) Directions: Cut at least 5 feet of lacing or twine, enough to cross the hoop several times. Tie one end to the
hoop, then string some beads on the lacing and push them into place where you want them. Wrap the lacing around the hoop on the other side, then add more beads and return to a point on the opposite side of the hoop. Continue around the hoop, adding beads and creating a spider web design. (If you are using twine, it may not hold the beads in place, and when you are completely done, you can use a hot glue stick to make your design permanent.) When you are satisfied with your design, tie two or three lengths of lacing to the bottom of the hoop, add some beads and a feather or bundle of feathers at the end. Inuit Hoop Target Game Being able to spear a seal or walrus through a small hole was truly a matter of survival among the Inuit in the Far North. Using a hoop and “stick” of bone, children were taught accuracy using this target game. This game could be played in the igloo during the dead of winter in preparation for spending hours kneeling by a breathing hole, waiting for the seal to come up for air. Not only food, but warm clothing and shoes, as well as materials for vital equipment came from the seal – so a hunter truly had to have good aim! Check out a modern version of this game in Program Helps, pg. 45. Make Your Own Hula Hoops! Alice, Golden Empire <strong>Council</strong> Hula hoops are not that hard to make once you have the right materials. You'll need poly tubing normally used for irrigation – try home improvement or hardware stores. It’s available in black or clear – the black is much cheaper! It’s sold in 100-foot coils, which will make about 8 hula hoops. Material o 160 psi, 3/4" diameter for lightweight or kid’s hoops ( 100 psi, 1" diameter can also be used) o Ratchet PVC cutter or sharp hacksaw o o Insert Connectors (1" tubing, or 3/4" colored electrical tape) Blow Dryer. Instructions 1. Cut a length of tubing for the size hoop you are making. Hoops are usually about 24" in diameter or (Pi x D) = 85" in circumference but can be slightly larger or smaller. The length of tube you need is equal to the circumference. 2. Use the ratchet PVC cutter, or a sharp hacksaw to make the cut in the tubing. 3. Before inserting the connector place sand, beans, dry peas or other noisemakers in the hoop. This step is optional if you don't want the hoop to make noise. Some things, like sand, can add weight to the hoop that you may not want, so use dry beans or rice instead. 4. Use a connector to hold the two ends of the tubing together on the hoop. 5. Use colored electrical tape to make a pattern on your hula hoop (another option would be to put colored glitter or liquid inside your hoop) 6. To make it easier to attach the connector heat the tube ends with a blow dryer. The tubing becomes more pliable with heat and will give you less trouble when it comes to adding the connector. If you have no dryer you can also use hot water to soak the tubing ends. Wear gloves to hold the hot tubing while applying the connector. After the ends are heated take a connector and put it on one tubing end then the other. Push the ends together over the connector until you can no longer see the connector. When the connector is correctly positioned and inserted, it is covered completely by the tubes. If you have trouble getting the tubes and connector all together try reheating the tube ends. 7. To make it easier to attach the connector heat the tube ends with a blow dryer. The tubing becomes more pliable with heat and will give you less trouble when it comes to adding the connector. If you have no dryer you can also use hot water to soak the tubing ends. Wear gloves to hold the hot tubing while applying the connector. After the ends are heated take a connector and put it on one tubing end then the other. Push the ends together over the connector until you can no longer see the connector. When the connector is correctly positioned and inserted, it is covered completely by the tubes. If you have trouble getting the tubes and connector all together try reheating the tube ends.
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