August Theme: Kids Against Crime
Skit, Joke,
Run-on:
Stick-up
Directions: Someone runs into the room and yells, “Nobody
move! This is a stick-up!” Then he holds a stick in the air.
Jelly Beans
Q: What do you get when you cross a criminal with a
bag of candy?
A: JAIL-y Beans
Game:
Button, Button, Who’s Got
the Button?
Use deductive reasoning to figure out who is
hiding the button!
Directions: Have
everyone sit in a circle with their palms together in front of them. The
Cubmaster also has his hands in front of him, but there is a large button
between his palms. He goes around to each person in the circle and slides his
hands between their palms, quietly giving the button to someone else. When he
has gone the whole way around the circle, he says, “Button, button, who’s got
the button?” The people in circle take turns trying to guess who it could be.
Variation: A second similar version has the child who is
“it” stand in the center of the circle. The button is then passed behind the
backs of the children in the circle, stopping at random. “It” tries to guess
where the button is, and once the button is found, takes his or her place in
the circle. Whoever had the button then becomes the new “it” and play begins
again.
Song:
Do Your Best
TUNE: Row, Row, Row Your Boat (a round)
Do, do, do your best
Do it every day!
In the morning, noon, and night
When you work and p
Gospel
Principle:
Dishonesty
hurts you and usually hurts others as well. When you lie, steal, shoplift, or
cheat, you damage your spirit and become less able to do good things.
Don’t
rationalize that wrong is right, even though many people around you may think
there is no harm in being dishonest. Being
honest requires courage and commitment to do what you know is right. –For the Strength of Youth.
Scripture:Mosiah 29:15
And whosoever has committed iniquity, him
have I apunishedaccording
to the crime which he has committed, according to the law which has been given
to us by our fathers.
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