Boy game indoor scout

Crabs, Crows, and Cranes. Crack the Cracker. Duck the Staff. Dungeon BreakOut. Execution Dodgeball. Exercise Relay. Famous Visitor. Fight for Attention. Fishing for Mousetraps. Flip a Deck Relay. Four Kings. Fox and Hounds. Frisbee Soccer. Fuzz Stick Relay. Giants, Elfs, and Wizards. Gooey Gobble. Grab Five. Group Push. Hop the Staff. Human Foosball. Human Ladder Race. I Am Mr. Kim's Game. Long, Short, Round Relay. Make It Up Relay. Making Change Relay.

Math Masters. Monster Hunt. Flying Dutchman. Football Scramble. Four Kings. Fox and Hounds. Fox Hunt. Free For All Soccer. Frisbee Golf. Frisbee Golf with compasses. Frisbee Soccer. Frog or Kangaroo Relay. Frogs and Flies. Fumble Fingers Relay.

Fuzz Stick Relay. Giants, Elfs, and Wizards. Gift Givers. Good Morning, Captain. Gooey Gobble. Grab Five. Group Push. Heave, Ho, Throw. High Adventure Race. Hit the Bucket. Hoop on a Loop. Hop the Staff. Hot and Cold.

Human Chain Race. Human Compass. Human Foosball. Human Ladder Race. I Am Mr. I'm Taking. Infinite Dodgeball. Jelly Bean Relay. John Henry Relay. Jump the Shot. Kangaroo Relay. Kangaroo Tails. Kangaroo Wrestling. Keys In a Can. Kim's Game. Kim's Group Game. King Bat. La Palma. Lame Chicken Race. Leg Pull. Line Up. Liquid Chain.

Log Sawing Relay. Long, Short, Round Relay. Make It Up Relay. Making Change Relay. Match Stacking. Math Masters. Memory Battleship.

Monkey in the Middle. Monster Hunt. Mouse Trap War. Mousetrap Fishing. Mousetrap Minefield. Mud Wallow. Mule Relay. Natural Selection. Nature Boulles. Nature Sketch Hunt. Naval Combat. Newspaper Basketball. Night Infiltration. No Man's Land. No See Ems. Octopus Race. Oxygen Tank Fill. Pack n Go. Palm Push.

Paper Tennis. Paul Revere Relay. A board game? Card game? A knot-tying contest? A paper and pencil for each Scout. Scoring: Score a point for each picture correctly identified. Most points wins. What to play? About Michael Freeman Articles. Previous Service project idea: Teach senior citizens how to use their smartphones. All rights reserved. Loading Comments A milk cracker is given each Scout.

At the word "Go" the first two have to eat their cracker and whistle. As soon as a Scout whistles the next one on his team may eat his cracker. The team that finishes first, including the last whistle, wins. A suitable prize has been found to be a glass of water.

A circle Is formed, and the Scout who is "it" is given a handkerchief with a knot in one corner. The others place their hands behind them and look up at the ceiling as he passes behind them around the circle.

He places the handkerchief in the hands of some Scout who immediately chases his left hand neighbor completely around the ring beating him over the head with the knotted end of the handkerchief. Then the one with the Handkerchief gives it to someone else and so on.

Making a large hard knot, soaking same in water or enclosing in its folds a marble or two should be gently but firmly discouraged. The Scouts form in a double circle, that is, each Scout has another fellow back of him. There is also a Scout who is "it" and one that he is chasing whom we will call the runner. If the runner can get in front of any of the "two deep" units forming the circle he is safe and the third or rear man of that unit becomes the runner.

Thus it will be seen that the man who is "it" has to chase several runners before he Is lucky enough to tag one, thus making him "it. This is similar to knot tag. A circle is formed, a Scout Is chosen to be "it" and one to be the runner for him to chase. When the runner succeeds in stepping into the circle at any point the Scout to his left instantly becomes the runner.

This game also reminds one of three deep. One Scout faces the wall with his head bent down. The others take turns throwing a soft ball at him. If a Scout misses he is "it.

If he hits on the right man that man is "it. If the ball is thrown in order it will be easy to determine who threw. The teams line up as in "fire. The other team tries to hit one of them in the back with a soft ball thrown underhand.

Scouts who get hit or who miss their throw are out.