Barefoot Marble Relay

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The Cub Scouts remove their shoes and socks.

Place two marbles on the starting line in front of each
team.

On signal, the first player on each team grasps a marble
with the toes of each foot and walks to the finish line.

When he reaches the other end of the room he picks up
the marbles and runs back to give them to the next
player in line, who repeats the action.

The first team to finish wins.

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