October 2006 - The Boys' Brigade
October 2006 - The Boys' Brigade
October 2006 - The Boys' Brigade
You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles
YUMPU automatically turns print PDFs into web optimized ePapers that Google loves.
Juniors’ Christmas Activities<br />
Programmesonaplate<br />
Craft: Snowman socks<br />
• White Sports Sock<br />
• uncooked rice (approx. 2 cups)<br />
• string<br />
• 2 freezer/sandwich bags<br />
materials to make nose and mouth<br />
• googly eyes<br />
• red wool<br />
• glue gun<br />
Fill a plastic bag with 1 cup rice. (this should fill 2/3 of sock, you may need more or less depending<br />
on the size of the sock). Tie the top of bag with twist tie. Put bag inside tube sock. Tie tightly with<br />
string. Repeat above using 1/2 cup of rice (more or less). Tie tightly with string, just above the<br />
bag.<br />
Fold over the ribbed part of the sock to make the snowman’s hat. Cut 3 strands of wool and tie<br />
around the snowman’s neck. Glue on green buttons, brown mouth and nose. Glue on eyes. Make<br />
a tassel on the top of the hat with wool and glue.<br />
Devotions<br />
Many churches run appeals at Christmas time to highlight the needs of people less fortunate. It<br />
may be possible for a member of the church to come along and inform the boys about the appeal.<br />
One national organisation that helps is Operation Christmas Child. Shoe boxes are filled with a<br />
variety of toys, games and toiletries and distributed to those in most need. More information can<br />
be found at www.samaritanspurse.uk.com<br />
Santa’s sleigh<br />
First split the boys into groups of around 4-5, then give to each group a large box big enough for<br />
one child. <strong>The</strong>n tell the young people that this is to be their sleigh and that they must decorate it<br />
appropriately using paint, pens, glitter, tinsel and anything else appropriate you can find. To finish,<br />
on the front of the box make two small holes approx 15cm apart and through these holes put<br />
some rope that can be used to pull along the sleigh. <strong>The</strong> leader could prepare the holes and rope<br />
prior to the decoration.<br />
Groups sit facing a pile of clothes (hat, scarf, gloves, wellington boots) at the opposite end of the<br />
hall. When the game starts each team member takes it in turn to get in the sleigh and be pulled by<br />
another team member to the pile of clothes, they put on a piece of the clothing get back in the<br />
sleigh and are pulled back, the same is repeated until all members of the team have on a piece of<br />
the clothing.<br />
Juniors’ programme