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Fostering Cooperation: Recommended Games to Enjoy in the Boy Scouts

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The Boy Scouts is an organization that aims to help children grow into healthy, wonderful adults by connecting with nature and interacting with friends from various generations.

Within the Boy Scouts, games are sometimes played as part of various activities.

In this article, we’ll introduce recommended games that you can enjoy in the Boy Scouts!

We’ve gathered a variety of games, including ones that use the knowledge and skills gained through contact with nature, as well as games that foster cooperation.

If you’re not sure which games to choose, be sure to use this as a reference!

[Fostering Cooperation] Recommended Games You Can Enjoy in Boy Scouts (41–50)

Mixed-age dodgeball

A scene of growth in dodgeball with the older and middle classes: “Passing on the play”

Mixed-age dodgeball

Let’s nurture compassion and cooperation! Here are ideas for mixed-age dodgeball.

Younger kids are often curious about and admire the games older kids play, right? This idea is perfect for situations commonly seen in after-school programs! When children of different ages play together, older kids can demonstrate leadership, and younger kids can learn the importance of helping one another.

Emphasizing teamwork, with rules and flow designed so everyone can have fun, will also help improve communication skills through the game.

By playing, children naturally develop the ability to cooperate and deepen their bonds with their peers.

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In conclusion

I introduced some recommended games you can enjoy in the Boy Scouts—what did you think? It’s hard to get motivated for difficult studying, but with games like these, kids can have fun while they grow! I hope you’ll encounter lots of people and things and grow up full of energy!