75th anniversary skit or puppet show-please help!

[momof7 10]

Have you done these? I would like to find a script and ideas for doing one or the other, for our boys to earn the emblem. Thank you in advance!

[Torveaux 10]

I recommend reading the Kipling's Jungle Book. Disney used the characters for its version, but there are differences.

 

Puppet shows can be very simple. The boys can make bag-puppets for Akela, Mowgli, Baloo, Sher-Khan, etc. and 'act out' a scene or two from the book. I think it would work better if you let them use their own words for based upon the scene.

 

BTW, reading the book is one step for the 75th Leader Award.

 

 

[BelieveinScouts 10]

Hello,

 

This is a Skit we did at a Pack meeting. It was very simple. You might have to change the wording a bit to fit your area.

 

Cub Scout 75th Anniversary Skit

The Boys will line up at front of Room holding cards that spell out 1930-(one one card) Cub Scouts-(One card for each letter) 2005-(on one card)

 

Scout 1: Lord Baden Powell said it best, lets put these boys to the test.

 

Scout 2: Ernest Thompson Seton said it too. Lets see what these young men can do.

 

Scout 3: Uncle Dan Carter Beard said lets start it here. Tri-state Boys, get your gear!

 

Scout 4: William Boyce and Dr. James West put in their ideas and did the rest!

 

Scout 5: Boy Scouts of America was Born!

 

Narrator: The only problem was that almost every Boy Scout had a little Brother that wanted to be just like him! Ernest Thompson Seton addressed the younger boy problem by creating Cubbing.

 

Scout 6: Many changes we have seen. Lions came and went. Instead, Webelos Scouts pitched their tents!

 

Scout 7: Tigers now roam everywhere, chasing the Bob Cat we all share.

 

Scout 8: Den Mothers became Den Leaders. Day Camps sprouted up.

 

Scout 1: Camping, Singing, Games and more. Looking for fun, the boys were sure to score!

 

Scout 2: Pinewood Derby Cars race down the tracks, leaving Scouts cheering as they pass.

 

Scout 3: Weve collected Tires, food, and clothing, in times of strife and times of war.

 

Scout 4: If we were needed, we kept collecting more.

 

Scout 5: Over five million boys have passed through Cub Scouts, on their way to become men.

 

Narrator: Former President Clinton, Gold Medalists Bruce Jenner, and Mark Spitz. Even actor John Schneider, and Country Singer George Strait.

 

Scout 6: Over 14 former Astronauts even started out as Cub Scouts.

 

Scout 7: Cub Scouts. 75 years and still having fun.

 

Scout 8: Boy Scouts. Because Boys will be Men!

 

ALL : HAPPY 75th ANNIVERSARY!

 

 

 

 

 

[cineburk 10]

Even actor John Schneider

 

When was this skit written?

 

 

[BelieveinScouts 10]

I wrote this skit just this year. I was trying to include some Scouting History.