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| Instead of a story script, scouts can create their own story in a round-robin fashion. Choose someone to begin telling the story and give them a scenario, such as: an airplane accident scene. The scout speaks a line that starts with the letter 'A'. The next scout in the circle speaks a line that starts with 'B'. Continue until the story finishes or a scout is stumped. Start with a new scenario for the next scout. For example, with an airplane accident... All you people start first aid on these survivors. But, I don't have my first aid kit. Can't you think of anything except saving yourself? Don't worry, I will save them! Everyone run, the gas is about to blow! Fire, cool, I like fire. Girl scouts were on that plane and they need our help. Hang on girls, we're coming to save you. ... | |
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