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Puppetry: do four |
Music: do four |
Drama: do four |
| 1. Write a puppet play about one of your Webelos den activities or a subject of your choice. | 1. Play four tunes on any band or orchestra instrument. Read these from music. | 1. Give a monologue on a patriotic,
humorous, or holiday subject or another subject of your choice. Christmas monologue |
| 2. Make a set of puppets or marionettes for the play you have written or for another play. | 2. Sing two songs alone or with a group. | 2. Attend a play. Describe the story. Tell what you liked about it. |
| 3. Build a simple stage for marionettes or puppets. | 3. Make a collection of three or more records, tapes, or compact discs. Tell what you like about each one. | 3. Read a play. Make a model stage setting for on of the acts. |
| 4. Alone or with the help of others, put on a puppet show for your den or pack. | 4. Tell what folk music is. Hum, sing, or play a folk tune on a musical instrument. | 4. Write, put on, and take part in a one-act play. |
| 5. Make a set of four paper bag puppets for a singing group. With the help of three other den members, sing a song with the puppets as the performers. | 5. Name three American composers.
Name a famous work by each. Leonard Bernstein Aaron Copland George Gershwin Charles Ives |
5. Make a list of stage directions. Tell what they mean. |
| Puppet ideas | 6. Draw a staff. Draw on it a clef, with a sharp, flat, natural, note, and rest. Tell what each is used for. | 6. Describe a theater-in-the-round. What are its good and bad points? |
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mouth puppet sock puppet bunny marionette |
7. Show the difference between 2/4, 3/4, and 4/4 time by beating time or playing an instrument. | 7. Explain the difference between a grand opera and a light opera. Explain the difference between a musical and a play. |
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8. Read about William Shakespeare. Draw a picture of his Globe Theater. | |
Showman (choose one column)