This is a sad occasion for everyone but one that should be made special for each Beaver who is leaving as well as their friends. Open the scarf and put it in front of you with the point facing away from them. Smooth the scarf out, so it’s flat. The leader calls out 'build a dam' to ensure a circle is formed around the leader and the Beavers whose special occasion it is (e.g. a birthday). The Beavers sing 'happy birthday'. This is followed by an appropriate celebration, like blowing out candles and eating cake.

action song - repeat, leaving out one more thing each time). I'm A Little Beaver to the tune 'I'm a little Tea Pot' The last side also shows. He would say “To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight.” This last side is your duty to yourself. This shows to others as well. They will know that by seeing your uniform, you are a young man who is physically fit. Has a strong moral foundation and who is not apt to fall into the temptations of drugs and alcohol. He would then say that this was a means by which we could remember the Scout Oath, every time we got dressed in uniform. People should start to roll their scarf away from you. Use both hands, and flatten it with your hands as you roll it. This makes sure it stays smooth. To try folding their scarf, everyone should repeat the steps in ‘Roll your scarf’. However, this time they should fold the scarf over about two centimetres at a time, instead of rolling. They should still stop when the point measures about a hand span. NB: Beaver Colony Progress Charts (A3 Display Charts For Wall Hanging) Can Be Obtained From The BBS Headquarters On Request.If you are really struggling, you may like to try rolling around a wooden dowel rod. Preparing to roll around a wooden dowel rod. Here is a selection of songs that you might like to try : A Beaver for Me to the tune 'A Gordon for Me' Keep rolling until the point of the scarf measures the same as your hand span. You can find your hand span by stretching your hand out so it looks a bit like a starfish. When you put their thumb on the roll, your little finger should touch the point of the scarf. Put the right end of the scarf over the left end of the scarf and bring it underneath (so ends up on the right again). Fold the right end of the scarf in half and put the very tip underneath the left end of the scarf, leaving a small loop.

Of course we call it the scout promise now, and we have different versions for inclusivity for differnt cultures, but maybe you can share with your young person so that they may use it to help them remember the promise they made at investure. Arrow' badge with the badge sewn in a diamond formation. The 'Swimming Up' badge is also worn when the Beaver becomes a Wolf It's worth noting that a Beaver may already have been presented with the Group scarf by the Group Scout Leader whilst in the Colony. In this instance it should not be re-presented at the Cub’s investiture ceremony. A Beaver may wear the Chief Scout’s Bronze Award on the Cub Scout uniform until the Chief Scout’s Silver Award is gained, at which time the Bronze Award should be removed.