Some interesting facts about these gorgeous little animals - called the Meerkat.
* Meerkats only live in Southern Africa
* They are very social animals and live in family groups of up to 40
* Who are their enemies? The jackal, the serval and the eagle - to name a few!
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A relay game with sour worms on paper plates in front of each Six. On go, 1 meerkat races up and using no hands, has to pick up a worm and race back to his Six and the next meerkat has a turn. Continue until all worms have been eaten!
Keith Westergaard, Assistant District Commissioner Voyageur District, Bay-Lakes Council, BSA suggested that I should perhaps video some of the games. Well, I am not too clued up on doing a video with my camera but I tried .... and you can see the result at the end of this blog....... being not too au fait with this, I am not sure why it posted it at the bottom and not right here where I needed it!
Nevertheless go and take a look!
Each cub had to draw in what their meerkat was having for lunch!
Well, we had bugs a plenty, scorpions and some other very interesting creatures!
Some of the items were:
Bright Red Lipsick to make Mommy Meerkat look marvelous
Keys for the Meerkat Mobile
Tissue to wipe away a tear
Money for a trip to Hawaii
Battery for Mommy's ipod
and a few other items...
On to our next game and this was a circle game with Akela naming cubs as Meerkats, Scorpions and Eagles. When the Meerkats were called, they had to run around the circle and back to their spot and into the middle to grab a sweet.
Next the Eagles went and then the Scorpions and so on and until time is up.
Next the Eagles went and then the Scorpions and so on and until time is up.
Your blog is terrific, I love seeing Cub scouts having fun.
ReplyDeleteBagheera (Australia)