More Tiger Scout Information to Use:
Tiger Scout Leaders - Responsibilities of the Tiger den leader
Tiger Scout Core Adventures - Do six for the Tiger rank
Tiger Scout Elective Adventures - Do one for the Tiger rank
Tiger Scout Activities - great den meeting and pack activity ideas
Tiger Scout Awards - see what awards are available to Tiger scouts
Tiger Scout Ceremonies - a few ceremonies
Cub Scout Games - den or pack games just right for 1st graders
Tiger Scout Graces - fun meal graces
Tiger Scout Jokes - funny, gross, and silly jokes for scouts
Tiger Scout Projects - community or conservation projects for your Tiger den
Tiger Scout Recipes - easy recipes you can make with your tigers for fun snacks or on family campouts
Tiger Scout Skits - skits that Tiger Scouts like to do
Tiger Scout Songs - songs for scouts
Tiger Scout Stories - choose stories that Tiger scouts will enjoy and understand
Tiger Scout Uniform - make sure you put all those badges and patches in the right spots

These skits for Tiger Cub Scouts will help make your scouting program more successful. Your volunteer time is greatly appreciated and everything you do now to help your boys will make a difference down the road. Please let us know if you have additional skit ideas that we can share with other boy scout volunteers.

Comments:
Mar 23, 2014 - Matthew Caffrey

Skit idea: Fishing from a Bucket One scout is fishing from a bucket. A scout walks up and says "Whadya doing?" First scout says "Shhh! I'm fishing! You'll scare away the fish!" Another scout walks up and says "Whadya doing?" First scout says "Shhh! I'm fishing! You'll scare away the fish!" The last scout walks up and says "Whadya doing?" First scout says "Shhh! I'm fishing! You'll scare away the fish!" The last scout looks in the bucket and says "There's no fish in that bucket!" First scout says "That's because you scared them all away!"

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