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bulletRequires compasses, and marked compass course

This may be included as a separate game or as a part of almost any compass game. At the outset tell the Scouts the name of this game and instruct them to use their eyes.

Send Scouts around a compass course, and when they return ask them surprise questions about animals, flowers, trees, buildings, etc. which they had an opportunity to observe.

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