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Re: 3 x 5 cards

Len Christiansen (lrchristiansen@WORLDNET.ATT.NET)
Tue, 20 Apr 1999 03:53:30 +0000


Bob and Rusty Taylor wrote:
> snip
> called upon during the evening to contribute a joke/song/skit and that they
> would do well to prepare for this possibility.
>
> this method has two advantages
> 1-the 3x5 card fits into a Scout shirt pocket
> 2-the issue of screening jokes/songs/skits is already taken care of.
>
> what do you folks think of this approach?
>
This sounds like an excellent idea. You may still have to do some
screening when the Scouts discover they can bring their own 3x5 cards.
Never!?! :)

We started doing a similar thing with meals, but have kind of dropped
the ball. The idea was to have cards for breakfasts, lunches, dinners,
and crackerbarrels. The card would contain the recipes, list of
ingredients, list of needed utensils, and cooking instructions for an
entire meal. The patrols could pick cards during menu planning, make
desired substitutions, and quickly put together a shopping list. We need
to get more cards written up and add the skit/song cards, too! Thanks,
Bob.

HTH. YIS,

--
Len Christiansen lrchristiansen@worldnet.att.net
SA Troop 292, Mobile, AL ...I used to be an eagle (SR-101)!
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