Two or more red stockings are hung up, the number depending on the number of contestants you have for each side. Each boy is provided with a teaspoon and three apples, or tennis balls. These apples must be picked up off the floor with the spoon, carried to the stocking and dropped into it. It may be run as a relay, with each runner putting in just one apple, returning and handing the spoon to the next runner. The apples must be placed into the stocking without the aid of the extra hand.
Each player is given a small bell, one of them gold. Players walk around with closed hands and introduce themselves to other players. As they do, they extend their clenched hands, and tap one of the extended hands of the other player. If the player happens to have his bell in the hand tapped, he must trade with the player who has introduced himself.
At the end of the time limit, the leader blows a whistle. The player holding the gold bell is given the Jingle Bell applause. Christmas Handshake. Give each boy five Christmas cards or seals. On signal each boy introduces himself to five parents other than his own. Each time he must leave a card or seal with them. Parents should not accept the card or seal until the introduction is complete and the boy can repeat their name.
The first den to finish, assembles as a den and raises their hands in the Cub Scout sign or gives their den yell. Each boy thinks of a present he would like to give a make-believe friend or a real friend and then decides how to act out movements for his chosen present. For example, if he chose a dog, he could chase his tail around in a circle, give a paw to "shake", or roll over with paws up in the air. There are no limits on the price, or availability of this pretend present.
The leader should consult with each boy as needed to choose a present and work out the movements. When all the boys have decided on the presents and movements, have each in turn act out his present and see who can guess what it is. Trim the Tree. Line up the dens for a relay. Attach large sheets of paper to the opposite wall and give each boy a different colored crayon. On signal, the first boy runs to his paper and outlines a Christmas tree.
Then the next boy runs up and draws in a stand. The others draw ornaments or lights. The first team to trim its tree wins. Hanukkah top one Cub leaves the room. The others hide the dreidle. The Cub returns. The others yell "hot" and "cold" depending on whether he is near or far.
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