Scout Bucks Auction Activity
Required:
Lots of play money (custom-made is better).
Assortment of prizes that will be auctioned off.
Assortment of prizes that will be auctioned off.
Notes:
If there is a concern that this is paying scouts to do good turns, then definitely don't use it. Keeping it fun, and rewarding silly things, should help with that.
Instructions:
This activity takes place during a long activity, such as an all-night Lock-In or a Day Camp.
All leaders are given a set amount of Scout Bucks with the task of distributing all of it to scouts.
Scouts receive Bucks by getting noticed doing something helpful or winning a game or being a good sport or singing a song or standing on their head or anything else the leader feels is worth a Buck.
Towards the end of the Lock-In, bring out the auction items. Scouts can bid on the things they want. Scouts can combine funds with buddies or as a patrol to get a more valuable item.
Collect all the Bucks to be used again next time.
All leaders are given a set amount of Scout Bucks with the task of distributing all of it to scouts.
Scouts receive Bucks by getting noticed doing something helpful or winning a game or being a good sport or singing a song or standing on their head or anything else the leader feels is worth a Buck.
Towards the end of the Lock-In, bring out the auction items. Scouts can bid on the things they want. Scouts can combine funds with buddies or as a patrol to get a more valuable item.
Collect all the Bucks to be used again next time.
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