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CUB MEETING SCHEDULE : Week 1TimeActivityProgram DetailsLeader Responsible10 minsGathering Activity5 minsOpening Ceremony10 minsGame20 minsTheme Activity10 minsGameCircle Tug of War20 minsTheme ActivityVisit with a Veteran / Peacekeeper10 mins.Song/StoryInter-active Story10 mins.Six Meeting5 minsSpiritual Fellowship5 minsClosing Ceremony15 minsLeader Discussion Timenext weekÕs plans Cub JUMPSTART Remembrance (Week 1)1 2Cub JUMPSTART Remembrance (Week 1) Cub Meeting Schedule: One WeekTheme: Remembrance Week 1 Bow Ð Run to the wall marked bow.Swab the Decks Ð Use an imaginary mop and mop the floor. START paper, small piece of green paper, glue, scissors1. Fold squares of red paper into quarters, 2. Trace the two patterns on the two folded 3. Cut the folded squares on the pattern 4. Glue the smaller shape inside the 5. Cut a small (2 cm or 3/4 in) circle of the flower.coloured green. Add a ÒThank YouÓ sign Cub JUMPSTART Remembrance (Week 1)3 The original version of this document has been provided courtesy of Veterans Affairs Canada. Invite a Veteran or Peacekeeper to talk to the Cubs about their experiences.The original version of this document has been provided courtesy of Veterans Affairs Canada.read, everyone does the action. Read the story, allowing the Cubs time to do the action when they hear theirWar Ð Stand up and say ÒNo more war!ÓCanadaÕs Role in the W ars Ð Past and PresentThe First World War (1914 Ð 1918)Canadian soldiers fought on the battlefields of Europe in trenches filled with water, mud and rats. Soldiers woremasks to protect themselves against a deadly new weapon in the war , poison gas. CanadaÕs greatest victory wasthe Battle of Vimy Ridge in France. Both French and British troops had already tried and failed to capture this soldiers swept forward to victory through sleet, wind and snow. (1939 Ð 1945)Canadian soldiers fought German submarines to prevent the sinking of Allied ships. In Italy, and at Dieppe in France, many werewounded, died or taken prisoner. Canadian soldiers were in the front lines at D-Day, the great invasion that . They went on to free the Netherlands. At home, Canadian men and women built tanks,ships, planes, guns and ammunition. 4Cub JUMPSTART Remembrance (Week 1) The Korean War (1950 Ð 1953)Canadian soldiers fought through heavy rain and snow alongside other United Nation forces in the mountains,swamps and rice fields. At Kapyong, Canadian soldiers ly held on and turned back the enemy. For this, they were awarded a special honour for bravery. , Canadians looked for new ways to prevent conflict. They continued to help build the peace- keeping forces of the United Nations, established in 1945. Since then, Canadian Peacekeepers the world. They bring supplies and medical care to those in need, help rebuild war-torn areas, supervise electionsand clear away land mines. Most importantly, they help to prevent the outbreak of war, keeping the Peace Answer: Tomb; Unknown; War; Memorial; Ottawa Cub JUMPSTART Remembrance (Week 1)5 Hidden MessageUse the code to decipher the message The original version of this document has been provided courtesy of Veterans Affairs Canada.