April 2006 Cub Scout Roundtable Issue   | 
                     
                    
                       Volume 13, Issue 9  
                      May 2007 Theme | 
                      Theme: Cubs and Bugs  
                          Webelos: 
                                
                                
                                
                                
                                
                                Outdoorsman & Artist  
  Tiger Cub  Activities   | 
                     
                   
                
                SONGS
                BUG JUICE 
                Trapper Trails Council 
                Tune: On Top of Old Smokey 
                At camp with the Cub Scouts,  
  They gave us a drink,  
  We thought it was Kool-Aid,  
  Because it was pink.  
                But the thing that they told us,  
  Would’ve grossed out a moose.  
  For that great tasting pink drink,  
  Was really Bug Juice!  
                It looks fresh and fruity,  
  Like tasty Kool-Aid.  
  But the bugs that are in it,  
  Were murdered with Raid!  
                Next time you drink Bug Juice,  
  And a fly drives you mad,  
  He’s just getting even,  
‘Cause you swallowed his dad!  
                IT’S AN INSECT COVERED WORLD 
                Trapper Trails Council 
                Tune: “It’s a Small World”  
                It’s a world of centipedes, a world of moths, 
                It’s a world of katydids, a world of wasps, 
                There’s so much that we share, 
                That it’s time we’re aware, 
                Its an insect covered world. 
                CHORUS: 
                It’s an insect covered world, 
  It’s an insect covered world, 
  It’s an insect covered world, 
  It’s an insect covered world, 
                It's a world of beetles, a world of fleas, 
  It’s a world of caterpillars, a world of bees, 
  In this world that we know, 
  There is so much to show, 
  It’s an insect covered world. 
                CHORUS 
                Spotted Bed Bugs 
                Trapper Trails Council 
                Tune: Onward Christian Soldiers 
                Onward spotted bed bugs.  
  Marching up the sheets.  
  Tickle, tickle, tickle.  
  On poor Grandma's feet.  
  Grandma gets excited.  
  Grandpa gets his gun.  
  Boom, boom, boom, boom.  
  Boom, boom, boom, boom.  
  See those bed bugs run.  
  Onward spotted bed bugs.  
  Marching off the sheets.  
  Carrying off the wounded ---  
  And poor grandma's feet  
                BUGS AND SPIDERS  
                  Trapper Trails Council 
                  Tune: Are you Sleeping? 
                    Bugs and spiders, 
    Bugs and spiders, 
    See them creep, 
    See them creep, 
    Show them to my Mother, 
    Show them to my Mother, 
    Watch her scream, 
    Watch her scream 
                CREEPY CRAWLY BUGS  
                  Trapper Trails Council 
                Tune: Old MacDonald 
                All us Cub Scouts love those bugs,  
  Creepy crawly bugs.  
  And in the woods, we found some worms  
  Creepy crawly worms.  
  With a wiggle, wiggle here,  
  And a wiggle, wiggle there,  
  Here a wiggle, there a wiggle  
  Everywhere a wiggle, wiggle.  
  All us Cub Scouts love those bugs,  
  Creepy crawly bugs.  
                Other Creepy Crawly Bugs.  
                Bees – with a buzz, buzz  
                Ants – with a bite, bite  
                Crickets – with a chirp, chirp  
                Beetles – with a click, click  
                The Ants Go Marching 
                Hear the tune at :http://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/lyrics/antsgo.htm 
                The ants go marching one by one, hurrah, hurrah 
  The ants go marching one by one, hurrah, hurrah 
  The ants go marching one by one, 
  The little one stops to suck his thumb 
  And they all go marching down to the ground 
  To get out of the rain, BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! 
                The ants go marching two by two, hurrah, hurrah 
  The ants go marching two by two, hurrah, hurrah 
  The ants go marching two by two, 
  The little one stops to tie his shoe 
  And they all go marching down to the ground 
  To get out of the rain, BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! 
                The ants go marching three by three, 
  The little one stops to climb a tree 
                The ants go marching four by four, 
  The little one stops to shut the door 
                The ants go marching five by five, 
  The little one stops to take a dive 
                The ants go marching six by six, 
  The little one stops to pick up sticks 
                The ants go marching seven by seven, 
  The little one stops to pray to heaven 
                The ants go marching eight by eight, 
  The little one stops to shut the gate 
                The ants go marching nine by nine, 
  The little one stops to check the time 
                The ants go marching ten by ten, 
  The little one stops to say "THE END" 
                Flea Songs 
                Southern NJ Council 
                In these songs, the song leader 
                
                  - sings (says) a line and the audience repeats the line. 
 
                  - starts the beat by alternately slapping thighs and clapping hands: 
 
                  - has everyone join in the beat alternately slapping thighs and clapping hands before the singing starts: 
 
                 
                Flea #1 
                This version would be great for Cub Scouts 
                Flea!  
  Flea Fly!  
  Flea Fly Mosquito!  
  Oh no no no no Mosquito!  
  Get that big bad bug with the bug spray!  
  PSSSSSSSSSSH (spray can sound)  
                I would do the PSSSSSSSSSSH all together not repeat back Repeat three or more times, each time a little faster.  
                Flea #2  
                Flea!  
  Flea Fly!  
  Flea Fly Flo!  
  Eenie, meenie, decimeenie, oo wall a wall a meenie!  
  Ex a meenie, zoll a meenie, oo wall a wall!  
  Beep billy ott in dotten oh bo ba beaten dotten shh!  
                Flea #3 
                This is the version sung at our Boy Scout Resident Camp 
                Flea! Flea fly! 
                Flea fly flow! Kumalata kumalata kumalata veeslay! 
                Oh, no no no, not the veeslay. Ich a mini, satch a mini, oo walla walla mini. 
                Des a mini, satch a mini, oo walla wall.  
                A beat billy oaten bobin obo a boatin bobin obo a boatin bobin boatin bobin boatin bobin boatin bobin sssshhh...  
                 
                
                I'M A LITTLE EARTHWORM 
                Trapper Trails Council 
                Tune: I'm a Little Teapot 
                 
                I'm a little earthworm, short and fat 
                  Bet you can't tell my front from my back. 
                I spend all day moving in the dirt,  
                Helping all the roots to breathe.  
                 King of the Camp 
                Southern NJ Council 
                 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 
                                
                  
                     
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