Hand-crafted Name Tag

HAND-CRAFTED NAME TAGS

These stunning, hand-crafted name tags are individually made by a fellow Scouter from our Mpumalanga Provice. Help generate a small income for him by ordering yours now!

Prices:

For collection: R40

Elsewhere in South Africa: R50

World wide : R60 plus postage costs

Currency Convertor: here

You may email me your order here

giving me full details of what you would like "engraved" on your name tag.

(No more than about 9 letters)

as well as your postal address.

Payment:

Payment can be made via PayPal

all you need to do is enter my email address

and the final amount which I will advise,

and once your payment has been received, you ordered will be placed.

Size:

The name tag is approximately 5 cm long by 1 cm wide.

Delivery Time:

Up to 8 weeks from date of payment.
(remember they are personally hand crafted )

Take Care

Akela Joy

Ratatouille - 26th November 2010

Cubs love cooking over the fire!

Need I say any more?

A rat named Remy dreams of becoming a great French Chef despite the obvious problem of being a rat in a rodent-phobic profession!
STEAM RELEASE GAME: Kill that Rat!
Cubs are given a balloon which has an elastic band tied around the top. This is tied to the cub's ankle. On 'go' cubs must "kill those rats" by stamping on the other's balloons.

Remy throws in some ingredients and 'whala' the soup is a success and Linguini's career as a chef is born.

Part of the Instruction for the Caracal was "lighting a match" and "fire safety"

Remy risks death to enter a human kitchen where he discovers five-star chef, Anton Gusteau, author of "Anyone can Cook"

RELAY GAME: Dicing Death

In relay formation cubs run up to the "human kitchen" (empty coke bottle) where they have to dodge all the kitchen items falling to the floor (dropping toothpicks into the coke bottle)

The caracals also did some mapping learning how to recognise objects from the top, bottom, side, front or back.

Each cub is given a random card with a picture on it which is either shown from the front, back, side etc and they need to place it in the correct bundle.

The Cheetahs made some lovely hot soup as well as apples dunked in hot chocolate.

The Lions made this interesting Box Oven.

Cover the inside of a fairly big box with tinfoil.

Decide how many coals will be required - 1 coal for about 10 deg C - so approximately 18 coals should do the trick. Place these into a baking tray.

Place tin foil over a flat tray and on it place your item to be cooked. The cubs were cooking lovely cookies.

Place lid on top and let cook for approximately 10 to 15 minutes or until cooked!

Akela Sharon's Peculiar Peanut Parcel

half a cup of peanut butter

half a cup of sugar

1 egg

Mix all together

Spoon onto baking sheet

Bake at 180 deg C for 10 minutes.

(This was tested in a conventional oven - and it works!)

The Carcals also wanted to cook something of their own so we braai-ed some marshmallows.

The Leopards also made some enormous 'twisters'

which really looked good!

Remy's passion for cooking set into motion an exciting rat race that turned the culinary world of Paris upside down!

Cubs having fun!

1st Benoni Cubs were out on their raft on the dam today..

Having fun on the raft ... and not even a cub!

Till next Time

Keep Cubbing

Akela Joy

Gautrain outing - 20th November

Sandton City will never be the same again!

9th Benoni Cubs and leaders took the Gautrain to Sandton to enjoy breakfast at the Wimpy.

What fun!

Cell numbers on each cub's arm - just in case!

and before we knew it, the journey was over..

A lovely morning outing!

till next time

keep cubbing

Akela JOy