Site Map  ~  Forum
 
HOME
 
Forum
 
Knots
Pioneering Projects
Cooking
Ceremonies
Games
Troop Meetings
J L T
Woodbadge
Powderhorn
Hike Itineraries
Roundtable
BSA Links
Troop Links
Contact

 


Troop Games, Skits, and Songs


 

Games Skits Songs
Steal the Bacon Hey Ivan Flea Fly
Tractor Pull Foot Foot Foot Super Lizard
Kickball Sock Puppets Johnny Trebeck
Submarines and Minefields   Froggy
Kill the Carrier    


 

Games


 

Steal the Bacon


Go back to the top.
 

Rules:


 

You split the boys into two equal teams and give each of the boys a number corresponding with someone else on the other team. You put the "bacon" (anything that is easy to carry)in the middle of the two groups. The caller calls a number (making sure not to leave anyone out) and the people with that number run towards the middle and try to "steal" the bacon and return it to his own side before the other person tags him.

Scoring:


 

  • 1 point for every boy tagged
  • 1 point for every bacon rescued
Variations:


 

  • "Silent" Steal the Bacon
     

    Everybody MUST be silent or a point will go to the other team.

  • "Animal" Steal the Bacon
     

    Instead of giving the boys numbers give them animal names.

  • "Laser" Steal the Bacon
     

    Have a leader hold a laser pointer a few inches directly above the "bacon". If anyone touches it a point goes to the other team.

Tractor Pull


Go back to the top.
 

Rules:


 

Everyone gets a partner and one of the partners mounts the other like a horse. The rider may not have any part of his body touching the ground. Everyone gets in a big circle with everyone facing outwards. Everyone holds hands but not the "tractors" and when the referee says "Go" the all the tractors start moving outwards. Whoever is left standing at the end of the round then forms a new circle. Repeat until you have a single winner.

Scoring:


 

  • If the rider touches the ground or is pulled of his horse then that group loses.
Variations:


 

  • None that we know of.

Kickball


Go back to the top.
 

Rules:


 

Split the boys into two equal teams and put out the bases like a baseball diamond. The rules are the same as baseball except for: The pitcher rolls the ball instead of throwing. You can hit a player with the ball to gat him out. The game is played with a dodgeball.

Scoring:


 

  • One point for every person who crosses Home plate.
Variations:


 

  • Having no Home Run boundaries.

Submarines and Minefields


Go back to the top.
 

Rules:


 

Split the troop into two teams and have one team use their neckerchiefs as blindfolds. Have the team that is blindfolded stand in the middle of the room with their legs spread apart. The other team is only allowed to go underneath those boys legs.

Scoring:


 

  • Everytime a boy successfully goes underneath the legs of blindfolded boy he gets one point for his team.
  • Everytime a blindfolded boy hits one of the non-blindfolded boys he gets a point for his team.
  • Everytime a blindfolded boy misses a non-blindfolded boy his team losses a half of a point.
  • Everytime a non-blindfolded boy hits a blindfolded boy either intentionally on non-intentionally his team losses half of a point.
Variations:


 

  • None that we know of.

Kill the Carrier


Go back to the top.
 

Rules:


 

One person starts with a ball. The object is to keep the ball for as long as possible. All the other boys can do anything to take the ball from whoever has it.

Scoring:


 

  • None
Variations:


 

  • None that we know of.

Skits

Hey Ivan


Go back to the top.
 

Narrorator: The Scene is a battlefield in world war 2. The Americans are fighting the Russians. (Boys should pretend fight from their "trenches".)
American1 to American2: Hey, do you know any Russian names?
American2 to American1: How about Ivan?
American1 to Russians: HEY IVAN!
Ivan: (Standing up) Yeah?
Americans shoot Ivan then laugh.
Narrorator: Ivan loses both his arms but is determined to fight so he comes back a few monthes later.
American1 to American2: Hey I heard that Ivan is back!
American1 to Russians: HEY IVAN!
Ivan:(Standing up) Yeah!
Americans once again shoot Ivan and laugh.
Narrorator: Ivan is once again shot but this time he only loses one leg. He returns to the battlefield a month later. But this time with an idea.
Ivan to Russian2: Do you know any good American names?
Russian2 to Ivan: How about John?
Ivan to Americans: HEY JOHN!
American2 to Ivan: Is that you Ivan?
Ivan:(Standing up) Yeah?
Americans once again shoot Ivan.
 

Footfootfoot


Go back to the top.
 

Narrorator: This is the story of three rabbits named foot, footfoot, and footfootfoot. One day all the grass on their side of the road is eaten up. They decide to cross the road to get some more grass.

Narrorator: (While characters are acting out what narrorator says) Foot decides to cross the road first. He waits for a motorcycle (VROOM!) and the crosses. Footfoot comes up to the road and waits for a bus to cross. (VROOM!) Finally Footfootfoot crosses the road easily.

Narrorator: Many weeks go by until one day all the grass on the one side of the road is eaten. Foot tries to cross first but all this food has made him slow and he is run over by a Tractor Trailer.

Footfoot to Footfootfoot: Should we go on?

Footfootfoot to Footfoot: No! We've already got one foot in the grave.
 

Sock Puppets


Go back to the top.
 

This is an activity for a troop meeting.

Have someone bring in socks, paint, markers, glue, felt, fabric, and anything else needed to make a sock puppet.

Let the boys go into groups and create their sock puppets but at the same time have the boys think up a ORIGINAL skit to do with their puppets.

At the end of about 20 minutes have each patrol or group of boys act out their skit. Whichever group has the best skit wins. (Maybe even have a prize incentive!)

Variation: Have the boys be graded on whoever has created the best puppet. Or maybe even creativity.

Our troop uses this:
 

Puppet: __/40%
Skit: __/30%
Creativity: __/20%
Participation:__/10%


Whoever has the best grade wins!

Songs

Flea Fly


Go back to the top.
 

Everytime the lead person finishes a scentence the group repeats.
Flea
Flea Fly
Flea Fly Flow
Fleeska!
Koombaladi koombadladi koombaladi fleeska
No no nonany fleeska
Eskameeny solameeny owatta-watameeny
Feebiddily oaten doaten oowaten oowaten SSSSHHHH!
(Repeat as many times as you want getting faster every time)

Super Lizard


Go back to the top.
 

(Repeat getting faster every time) Goes to the tune of "Are you sleeping?"
Super lizard, super lizard, see him swim, see him swim! In and out of water, in and out of water. With his Fins, with his fins.

Johnny Trebeck


Go back to the top.
 

Chorus:

Oh Mr. Johnny Trebeck how could you be so mean? I told you'd to be sorry for inventing that machine. Now all the neighbors, cats, and dogs will never more be seen! They've all been ground to sausages in Johnny Trebeck's Machine.

One day a boy went walking, went walking into the store. He bought a pound of sausages. And piled then on the floor. The boy began to whistle he whistled up a tune! And all the little sausages went dancing around the room!(back to chorus)

One day the machine got busted. The darn thing wouldn't go. So, Johnny Trebeck, he climbed inside to see what made it so. The machine began to wiggle. It gave an awful shake! The lever fell to the side and Johnny Trebeck was steak!( back to chorus)

Froggy


Go back to the top.
 

Froggy!
Itsy bitsy, teeny weeny ugly greeny froggy
Jump, jump, jump little froggy
Fleas and flies are scrumpdiddilyiscious
Ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, ribbit, CROAK!
 

HOME | FORUM | Knots | Pioneering Projects | Cooking | Ceremonies | Games | Troop Meetings | J L T | Woodbadge | Powderhorn | Hike Itineraries | Roundtable | BSA links | Troop Links | Contact

 

Site created, hosted & maintained by Web of Roses Web Design