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Den Doodles #2

Many dens use den doodles as an incentive for advancement. It is the most fun when the boys help make the doodle. Decide on a theme that fits your particular den. Doodles can be table models or standing models. You may want to call on some adults to help out.

The boys will look forward to hanging devices on the den doodle as they earn achievements and electives. This can be done in conjunction with an immediate recognition ceremony. 


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