Take a Look at Yourself Minute

This Minute is meant for Scouts BSA.

a mirror

Hang a small mirror on the wall in a place where the scouts can't see it, but can all line up and file past it, like around a corner, or behind the stairs.
Or, have an adult hold the mirror.

You've probably all seen the photo gallery on our troop web site (or the troop scrapbook). We've taken a lot of pictures of all you scouts at the campouts and events this past year.

As I was looking through those pictures, I was thinking about how some scouts seem to lead more than others and some seem to do more of the work.

I spent a lot of time researching all you scouts and figuring out which scout I felt could have the biggest impact on their patrol and this troop.

I took into account their rank, the things they've done, and the opportunities they have ahead of them to make a positive influence on other scouts.

It was a difficult choice, but I believe I've identified the one scout that can really, really make a huge impact. I've hung that scout's picture on the wall over there so you can all get a look in a minute.

Now, IF this scout takes to heart the 12 points of the Scout Law and honors the 3 parts of the Scout Promise - duty to God and country, helping others, and improving themself - there's no telling how much will be accomplished. I just hope this scout can take a good, honest look and see the potential.

So, scouts, line up here and QUIETLY, with no talking at all please, file past the picture and back to your spot in the circle.