Cub Scouts On-Line Game Three Deep The Treasure of the White Cobra Capture the Fort Smile Toss ______________________________________________________ Three Deep Players form a circle, two deep, facing centre. Two players on the outside of the circle, and at some distance from each other, begin the game as runner and chaser. The runner may save himself from being tagged by stepping in front of one of the pairs of players, thus making the circle, at that point, three deep, Immediately, the outside player must leave or be tagged. If a player is tagged, he becomes the chaser. A runner may run in any direction, to right or left or across the circle or around the outside. When a player finds himself the third or last player in a line, he must run or be tagged. He tries not to be tagged and, for safety, may stop in front of any line of two. Set a time limit of fifteen minutes. The Treasure of the White Cobra Group in a circle. One player (the White Cobra) sits blindfolded in the middle guarding the treasure of the Gold Lairs (some object which is lying between his outstretched legs). Leader points to one of the players who creeps up to the White Cobra and tries to rob him of the treasure. When the Cobra hears a sound he points with his forked tongue in the direction of the noise. If he is right then this player must go back and another has a turn. If a player succeeds in stealing the treasure then he becomes the White Cobra. Capture The Fort Divide players into two sides: Attackers and Defenders. Defenders form a circle, holding hands and facing outward, with their captain in the centre. Attackers surround the fort at about eight or ten paces distant. They try to kick a soccer ball into the fort; it may go through the legs of the defenders or over their heads. If it goes over their heads, the captain may catch it and throw it out. But if it touches the ground inside the circle, the fort is captured and the players change sides. Smile Toss Seat the boys in a circle. Warn them to maintain a serious expression. The leader, standing in the centre of the circle smiles, then wipes the smile from his face and tosses it to another boy in the circle, calling the boy's name as he does so. The "smile" catcher must put on the smile, wear it for a moment, then "wipe" it off and pass it to another boy. The boy who does not wipe the smile completely off, or smiles out of turn, must stand up. Since smiling is contagious, the entire group will soon be standing... as well as smiling. |
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