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1. Basic Training Course for
Outfit Advisors
July 23 -25, 2022
Brgy. Calma, Garcia – Hernandez Bohol
HILARIO D. APARRE, JR.
SONGS AND GAMES OF SENIOR SCOUTS

2. We’re Happy Today
We’re happy today
We’re happy today
We’re happy to be with you today
We’re happy today
We’re happy today
We’re happy be with you today
Lalalalalala…..

3. Its nice to be together
Its nice to be together ha ha ha ha
ha….3x
Haha haa haha haa hahaha
Stand
Dance
Jump

4. All Over The World
All over the world Scouting is moving
All over the world You’ll find Scouting friends
All over the world, there are millions Scouts and
Scouters
For the glory of Scouting let’s unite and just be
one

5. All Over The World
All over the world Scouting is moving
All over the world You’ll find Scouting friends
All over the world, there are millions Scouts and
Scouters
For the glory of Scouting let’s unite and just be
one

6. All Over The World
Here in DCPNHS Scouting is moving
Here in DCPNHS You’ll find Scouting friends
Here in DCPNHS , there are hundreds Scouts and
Scouters
For the glory of Scouting Let’s unite and just be on
For the glory of Scouting Let’s unite and just be on

7. Walking with BP
Walking with BP
Walking all the way, Walking everyday
Walking with BP
Walking with the Scouting Way
Heavenly sunshine (2x) Alleluia, Scouting is
fun

8. SONGS AND GAMES FOR SENIOR SCOUTS
Objectives:
At the end of the session, participants should be able to:
1. Explain the significance of Songs and Games in Senior
Scouting
2. Identify the different types of appropriate Songs and
Games for Senior Scouts; and
3. Discuss the hints in leading Songs and facilitating games
for Senior Scouts;
4. Demonstrate different Songs and Games for senior
Scouts.

9. Activity 1: Senior Scout Song Medley
EVERYTHING TOGETHER
We can do everything together,
Everything together for the boy
There’s nothing we can never do,
Never can do anything at all
We can solve, many different problems
If we work together for the boy,
All our troubles will vanish away
And we’ll have a brand new day (2x)

10. Activity 1: Senior Scout Song Medley
I’M HAPPY WHEN I’M HIKING
Tramp, Tramp, tramp, tramp,
Tramp, tramp, tramp,
I’m happy when I’m hiking, pack upon my back,
I’m happy when I’m hiking, off the beaten track.
Out in the open country, that’s the place for me,
With a good scout friend, to the journey's end.
Ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty miles away
Tramp, tramp, tramp, tramp,
Tramp………………… Tramp

11. Activity 1: Senior Scout Song Medley
WE’RE ALL TOGETHER AGAIN
We’re all together again,We’re here we’re here.
We’re all together again,We’re here, we’re here.
For who knows when We’ll be all together again?
Singing all together again, We’re here

12. Activity 1: Senior Scout Song Medley
I'M IN THE BSP
I don't want to march with the infantry –
Ride with the cavalry -- Shoot with
artillery -- I don't want to fly over
Germany -- I'm in the BSP. I'm in the BSP
.
I'm in the BSP.

13. Activity 1: Senior Scout Song Medley
COMMITMENT SONG
I’ll give my hand
to those who cannot see,
The sunrise or the falling rain.
I’ll sing my song to cheer the
weary along

14. Activity 1: Senior Scout Song Medley
For I may never pass this way again.
I’ll share my faith With every
troubled heart,
For I shall not have lived in vain.
I’ll give my hand, I’ll sing my song,
I’ll share my faith because I know –

15. Activity 1: Senior Scout Song Medley
That the time has come to fulfill each vow
For I may never pass this way again.

16. Activity 2: Senior Scout Games:
GAME 1: Blinded Square
Everyone will be blindfolded and the rope will
be placed in your hands. You will have 5
minutes to form the square. All the team
members must be holding the rope.

17. Activity 2: Senior Scout Games:
GAME 2: Pass the Message
In the game, a message is given to the first person
in a line of people and then they are instructed to
pass the message on by whispering it in the ear of
the next person in line. The message goes from
person to person until it reaches the end of the
line, and that person announces the message to the
group.

18. Analysis
1. How Songs and Games boost morale and
build the Crew and Outfit Spirit?
2. What are the different types of Songs and
Games of Senior Scouts?
3. Why do we play games in scouting?
4. Why do we Sing songs in Scouting?

19. Abstraction
SCOUT SONGS

20. Singing in Crew or in the Outfit
gives a Scout a feeling of oneness with
the Outfit in body and in spirit.
Experienced Scouters know that the
song sang at the right time with all the
emotions that goes with it can tone
down hyperactive boys, boost their
spirit when they are feeling low or
sad, or mad, or tired.

21. Singing is a tremendous morale
booster. It promotes unity in the
Outfit, discipline among individual
Scouts, and in many cases, it builds
Outfit as special occasions with
parents and friends participating.

22. Classification of Songs
i. Folk Songs: Paruparong Bukid, Dandansoy, Leron
Leron Sinta, Bahay Kubo
ii.Ceremonial Songs: On My Honor, Commitment
Songs, Boy’s Plea, Guide the Boy
iii.Spiritual Songs: One Little Candle, God made
those beautiful flowers, Khum Bhy Yah
iv. Action Songs : Making Melodies in my Heart,
Kung ang Tenga

23. Classification of Songs
v. Round Songs: Little Tom Thinker, I’m Happy all the
time, Gyera ni Lapu-Lapu, Rock my Soul
in the Bosom of Abraham
vi. Split Songs: Everything Together, Special Day, Hail
hail the Gangs all here, We’re All
Together Again
vii. Advancement Songs: We’re on the Upward Trail,
Walking with BP, Happy Wanderer, I’ve Got the
BP
viii. Campfire Songs: Campfires burning, Give me oil in
my Lamp, By the Blazing Council Fire Light,
Around the Campfire’s Glow

24. Classification of Songs
ix. Hiking and Camping Songs: Happy Wanderer, We
Camp last night, I’m Happy when I’m Hiking
x.Meetings and Gathering Songs: Here we are, here we
are again, The more we Get Together, We’re all
together again
xi. Patriotic Songs : Pilipinas kong Mahal, Lupung
Hinirang, Ako ay Pilipino, Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang
Lupa
xii. Chant and Non-Sense Songs : Bagbagtu, Wadabu,
Aram sam sam, Oyepo

25. Hints in Leading Senior Scout Songs
1. Start on a notes which are suits the majority of the voices
present and the range of the songs. Use simple up and down
motions with one or both hands to fit the beat or you can use
your own style.
2. You are not a conductor of an orchestra. You will get better
results simply by indicating with your gesture the rhythm of the
song rather than by using the musical beat strictly.
3. The easiest way to teach a simple song with a few lines is for
the leader to go on singing it for several times. Indicate to the
Outfit, however, that they may join in the moment they get the
tune. A word or two of encouragement after the third or fourth
time will help.

26. 4. Indicate the comparative height of each note with
your hands.
5. For the first song you lead, choose one that is simple
and well known to the outfit. Try an old favorite to
warm up.
6. Select your songs in advance and make sure you
know well enough to teach and keep control the Outfit
at all times.
7. Set the pitch for the song by humming the first few
bars. Get the proper key and the whole Outfit will
follow easily. If you pitch the song too high or too low,
stop the song. Get the correction pitch. Start again.

27. 8.Never ask the Outfit what song they would like to
sing. You will receive too many suggestions and soon
you will find yourself confused.
9.Be enthusiastic and wear a smile as you lead a
lively song. The way you feel will soon catch on with
the Outfit.
10. For an unfamiliar song, be sure to have the
words written on a large blackboard or a big sheet of
paper that can clearly be seen by all.

28. Remember:
No one can teach a song that he himself does
not know by heart. Do not try to teach too
many at a time. And always, songs must be
sung.

29. Games for Senior Scouts
Scouts crave for fun and action, be it formal or informal, it be
organized or rough. This craving can be satisfied through games
and at the same time achieving their development in physical
fitness and health.
Games are part of the fun, learning, and adventure of Senior
Scouting. It is an aid to social development. It helps the scout to
acquire self-control, to win and lose gracefully, to obey the rules,
and to play fair. It contributes to physical, mental, and emotional
fitness as well as providing them with opportunities to gain self-
confidence.

30. Classification of Games
i. Scoutcraft Games : Knot Tying Relay, Compass Relay, Scout Law
Relay, Fire Building, Signalling/Morse Code Relay, Bandaging
Relay
ii. Recreational Games: Centipede Race, Sedan Chair, Roman
Chariot Race, Longest Line, Reactor Transporter, Caterpillar
Race
iii.Wide Games: Catch the Dragon’s Tail, Simon Says, Crew Call,
Paint me a picture of, Marooned on an island, Crew on Hike
iv. Indoor Games: Kim’s Game, Bring Me, Prisoner’s Escape, Crew
at Play, 7-up, Island Hoping

31. Classification of Games
v. Team Building Games: Trust Fall, Land Mines,
Uranium Transfer, Blinded Square, Spider Web,
Pass the Message
vi. Competitive Games: First Aid Olympics,
Fancy/Silent Drill, Pioneering Projects, Suspended
Flag Pole, Cheer-Dance Competition, Atlhletics
vii. Non-Competitive Games: Puzzles, Tricks, Stunts,
Icebreakers, Songs and Yells
viii. Traditional or Cultural Games: Patintero, Pitik-
Bulag, Luksong Tinik, Luksong Baka, Piko, Agawan

32. Hints in Conducting Games
It is impossible to suggest which games
will be popular to the boys just as it is
impossible to suggest how to conduct the
games effectively. Like in cooking, menus
with the same ingredients will give different
cooks results. We will dare, however, to
provide with some hints which might just be
helpful.

33. 1. Make sure your games will fit the Outfit. These
will have to be chosen over a period of trying and
testing. A popular game maybe use repeatedly.
However, make sure that this is not overused.
Change while it is good. Try out new games fro
month to month.
2.The best games are those where everybody is
active. Boys who are only onlookers will get bored and
could easily be tempted into mischief.

34. 3. Do not breakup the Crew to form a team
except in very, very, rare and extreme cases.
4. Let the Senior Crew leader lead. Games are
the responsibility of the Senior Crew leader.
While the conduct of the game is his
responsibility, it is good to encourage the Crew
Leaders to introduce a new game.

35. 5. Before playing any game, ask all players
to take off all sharp and/or pointed objects
as well as breakables from their bodies.

36. 6.Explain the rule of the game clearly. A game will not
be successful unless all players understand the rules. A
good way of doing this is as follows.
(1)Name the game – the boys will remember the game better if it has a
name.
(2)Get the Crew in formation for the game.
(3)Explain the rules - Be sure to make the explanation short and clear.
Make them repeat the rules if necessary.
(4)Demonstrate the game.
(5)Give the players the chance to ask questions for clarity.
(6)Run the game - Make sure all needed equipment is ready. Do not
forget the umpires.

37. APPLICATION:
1.Enumerate at least 3 Hiking Songs
2.Write down at least 2 Advancement Songs
3.Identify at least 3 Scoutcraft Games

38. APPLICATION
1. Enumerate at least 3 Hiking Songs
(Happy Wanderer, I’m Happy When I’m Hiking, We
camp Last Night, Trek Cart Song)
2. Write down at least 2 Advancement Songs
(We’re on the Upward Trail, Walking with BP, Happy
Wanderer, I’ve Got the BP/Scouting Spirit
3. Identify at least 3 Scoutcraft Games
(Knot Tying Relay, Compass Relay, Fire Building,
Bandaging Relay, Scout Law Relay)

40. CLASSIFICATION OF SONGS
i. Folk Songs: Paruparong Bukid, Dandansoy, Leron Leron Sinta, Bahay Kubo
ii. Ceremonial Songs: On My Honor, Commitment Songs, Boy’s Plea, Guide the Boy
iii. Spiritual Songs: One Little Candle, God made those beautiful flowers, Khum Bhy Yah
iv. Action Songs : Making Melodies in my Heart, Kung ang Tenga
v. Round Songs: Little Tom Thinker, I’m Happy all the Time
vi. Split Songs: Everything Together, Special Day, Hail hail the Gangs all here
vii. Advancement Songs: We’re on the Upward Trail, Walking with BP, Happy Wanderer
viii. Campfire Songs: Campfires burning, Give me oil in my Lamp,
ix. Hiking and Camping Songs: Happy Wanderer, We Camp last night, I’m Happy when I’m Hiking
x. Meetings and Gathering Songs: Here we are, here we are again, The more we Get Together, We’re
all together again
xi. Patriotic Songs : Pilipinas kong Mahal, Lupung Hinirang, Ako ay Pilipino, Pag-ibig sa Tinubuang Lupa
xii. Chant and Non-Sense Songs : Bagbagtu, Wadabu, Aram sam sam, Oyepo
RECAP

41. Remember: No one can teach a song that he himself
does not know by heart. Do not try to teach too many
at a time. And always, songs must be sung.

42. (1) Name the game – the boys will remember the game
better if it has a name.
(2) Get the Crew in formation for the game.
(3) Explain the rules. Be sure to make the explanation
short and clear. Make them repeat the rules if necessary.
(4) Demonstrate the game.
(5) Give the players the chance to ask questions for
clarity.
(6) Run the game. Make sure all needed equipment is
ready. Do not forget the umpires.