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Saturday Game-Day Session<br />

Things to take: U.S. flag. Posters with Scout Oath or<br />

Promise and 12 points <strong>of</strong> the Scout Law. Old sheet or<br />

large cover<br />

Opening Ceremony<br />

(Pack: 5 minutes)<br />

Have the boys and their parents form a line, two boys<br />

hold the U.S. flag between them, and lead everyone in<br />

the Pledge <strong>of</strong> Allegiance.<br />

Pledge <strong>of</strong> Allegiance<br />

I pledge allegiance to the flag<br />

Of the United States <strong>of</strong> <strong>America</strong><br />

And to the republic for which it stands,<br />

One nation under God, indivisible,<br />

With liberty and justice for all.<br />

Soccer Skills Clinic<br />

(Den: 25 minutes)<br />

Play First Time or 2 vs. 2 with Four Goals. (See the<br />

appendix.)<br />

Scouting Activity<br />

(Den: 25 minutes)<br />

Secret Shoes<br />

Divide the group into teams. At one end <strong>of</strong> the playing<br />

area, have an old sheet or other large cover. Scramble<br />

the shoes. The teams line up relay fashion across the<br />

field from the shoes. On signal, the first boy in each<br />

line runs to the cover and without looking under it, he<br />

must feel for his shoes. When he finds the right pair, he<br />

puts them on and races back to his line. The next boy<br />

repeats the action, and so on until all have raced. First<br />

team back at the finish wearing their own shoes wins.<br />

Scrimmage Games<br />

(Den: 30 minutes)<br />

Key Coaching Point—During your game, encourage<br />

attacking players to strike the ball with the inside <strong>of</strong><br />

their feet for accuracy when closer to goal.<br />

Core Values Reflection and<br />

Closing Ceremony<br />

(Pack: 10 minutes)<br />

Tell the boys and parents about the Core Value, Responsibility,<br />

which means fulfilling our duty to God,<br />

country, other people, and ourselves. See if you can<br />

elicit responses to the question <strong>of</strong> how responsibility<br />

applies to preparing for home alone.<br />

Ask the boys to demonstrate to you that they have memorized<br />

the Scout Oath or Promise and the 12 points <strong>of</strong><br />

the Scout Law. See who can say them the fastest.<br />

Week 5<br />

Midweek Den Meeting<br />

Things to take: Poster with the Scout motto and slogan.<br />

Some prize for boy who is first to demonstrate all<br />

five things they are to learn this meeting<br />

Opening Ceremony<br />

(5 minutes)<br />

Cub Scout Promise<br />

I, [your name], promise to do my best<br />

To do my duty to God and my country,<br />

To help other people, and<br />

To obey the Law <strong>of</strong> the Pack.<br />

Have the boys form a line, give the Cub Scout sign,<br />

and recite the Cub Scout Promise.<br />

SEASON<br />

4<br />

26 Webelos Year 2

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