We held a very successful Sixer Council Meeting last week Friday where all the new Sixers received a special little card from Akela.
Friday, December 11, 2009
Friday, December 04, 2009
Wimpy 2009 Outing - 4th December
Today was our term outing to the Wimpy Roadhouse. This has now become a tradition and every year this time, you will find us all there!
Below are some random photos of our wonderful cub scouts having a glorious time.
A wizz on the trampolene - doing double back somersaults!
Could these possibly be 2 little angels!
Lindsay will be moving shortly to Balito (KZN) - so if anyone knows of a cub pack in Balito, please let me know.
I hope you have all enjoyed this time with us. Remember if there is every anything you would like to find out about cub scouting, or any ideas you need, just drop me an email and I will gladly assist where I can.
Even Santa Claus is a scout and on his trip round the world he popped into 9th Benoni!
One of my cubs who recently went up to scouts was invested.
Saluting the troop.
We know you are going to love being in the Troop.
As is normal in any Troop, once the scouts reach 18 they no longer are scouts as such. Hayley, Michelle and Graham are all nearing that time, and here they are being presented with a 9th Benoni trophy of appreciation for their dedication and commitment during their time with us. We hope to see them back shortly as leaders.
Till next Time
(mid January 2010)
Keep Cubbing
Akela Joy
Friday, November 27, 2009
Taxi Trip - 27th November 2009
Our theme today was transport on the taxi! and here in Gauteng we have millions of taxis!
Next week we will be having a Sixer Council meeting at the Wimpy in Lakeside with all the Sixers and Seconds.
We gave each Sixer a chance to chat to his Six and find out a little bit more about what they would like to do next term; what games they enjoy playing and perhaps if they could suggest a new game they had never played at cubs before.
We also asked them to discuss an outing.
Just as the taxi drivers here in South Africa have special hand signals for where they are going, our game was based on the same idea.
We also asked them to discuss an outing.
Our steam release was a quick run around.
Just as the taxi drivers here in South Africa have special hand signals for where they are going, our game was based on the same idea.
Rikki gave special signals for North, South, East and West and the kids had to run in those directions.
Relay game with cubs rolling the taxi tyre to a certain spot and back.
Great fun.
and a very simply and easy game
Each cub got to make his very own taxi.
All the cub had to do was fold it along the lines and stick a piece of paper onto the bottom
Cub took a straw and blew it across the floor
and these little taxis flew across the floor
As this was the last pack meeting at the hall, we had a small party and each cub was given a little gift.
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