Trex: Sing fifteen songs, at least two from each category and one of the following: Teach some of these songs to a Spark, Brownie, Guide or Pathfinder unit as a bridging activity. Lead a campfire for a gathering of units using some of these songs. Do a community service activity using these songs (such as singing at
Like Sparks, Brownies also love to sing crazy, silly songs. However, Brownies can usually handle some longer songs with less actions, and memorize songs even quicker! Songs still are usually kept on the shorter side, or involve only teaching first verses and Choruses. It's good with Brownies to come up with a list of
verses down just to show what is included in each one. • A ford escort, a tiny little mini, ferrari. • A burger king, a little chef, a wimpy. • A dinosaur, tyrannosaurus rex, pterodactyl. • A TV screen, a tiny little arial, teletubby. • A fat girl guide, a tiny little brownie, a ranger. • A snot nosed cub, a know it all scout, a venture (or leader).
Quiet songs are usually songs about reflecting and friendship. They make good building and closing songs in campfires. For help with campfires, check out the Creating Campfires page. Below is a list of songs that are quiet and reflective. They vary in length, though most of them tend to be longer songs. A An Iroquois
Sing it Loud! A Girl Guides Song Collection. Song Book. “There is nothing like a good tune, joined in together, as a friendship maker." -Olave Baden-Powell, Foreword, Our Chalet Songbook. Since the inception of Guiding, Girl Guides across Canada have united in song at campfires, unit meetings and other gatherings.
27 Sep 2015
Closing, or ending, songs are songs that are sung at the end, or towards the end, of a campfire. They can also be used to close a Guides Own, or even a meeting! For help with planning campfires, visit the Creating Campfires page, and for help with Guides Own, see the Guides Own page. Below
This song is more chanted then sung. It is a repeat-after-me song, where the leader sings a line, and the group repeats it back. Actions are written in brackets (-) next to each line. Arms up! (raise arms above head) Wrists together! (make claws with your hands and touch the inside of your wrists together) A jellyfish, A jellyfish,

Annons

The photo has no tags

March 2018