SONGS, SPARKLERS, AND CHEERS/04-11

SONG: “IT’S A BUGG-GY WORLD”  

Tune: “It’s a Small World”

If you’re long and thin and you lay green eggs,
And you have four eyes and a hundred legs
Then I guess we’re agreed you’re a small centipede
In a bug-gy world.
Chorus
It’s a bug-gy world after all
It’s a bug-gy world after all
It’s a bug-gy world after all,
It’s a bug filled world.
If you suck the juice of a fly you’ve caught,
In a web you wove in a shady spot,
Then with aphid hor d’oeuvre,
Spider’s dinner is served
In a bug-gy world

SONG: KING ON THE CAMP  

Tune: “King of the Road”

Flies, Bugs and bumblebees
Chigger bites on my knees
Band-aids from head to toe
Gotta sunburn on my nose
I’ve got sand in the food I eat
I’ve got blisters on both my feet
I’m in pain but can’t complain
I’m king of the camp.

  APPLAUSES/ CHEERS

BEE: Make a buzzing sound while watching an imaginary bee in flight, then
quickly duck your head as the bee passes over.
MOSQUITO: Follow an imaginary mosquito around with your index finger, saying
“BUZZZ!” As the mosquito lands on your arm, make a “click” with your tongue. As
the mosquito sucks, say “SLUUUUUUUURRRPPPPPPP.” Then smack the
mosquito with the other hand and say “Smack.”
COIN FLIP: Flip a coin. When it is heads, clap. When it is tails, cheer.
STAMP OF APPROVAL: Pound right balled up fist in open palm of left hand.

RUN ON FUN  

1. What do you call a bee that can’t
make up its mind?
2. What is a caterpillar?
3. Why did the Javelin thrower
practice in the music store?
4. How many boiled eggs can a Cub
Scout eat on an empty stomach?
5. Why did the Cub Scout throw out
his new Sunday shoes?
6. Why do tired Cub Scouts have to
go to school?
7. How do you keep a bull from
charging?
8. What do you call a sleepy bull?
9. What holds the sun up?