Baby Shark Campfire Song Blanket Badge

Baby shark do do do do do do, Baby shark do do do do do do ♫♪ Come sing and be merry! With a campfire song design, this superb Scouts' badge is inspired by nights singing together at camp, the fire and song bringing warmth and unity to everyone. Not just for Scouts, this woven blanket badge is perfect for everyone, and if you have never sung around a campfire, now is the time to try, as Scouts, we highly recommend it! This campfire song badge is ideal for adding to camp blankets and ponchos to display at camp or to treasured badge collections. Campfires have always been an important part of Scouts, whether outdoors or recreated fire-free indoor campfires. Good camp songs help everyone have fun and join in around the campfire, building camping spirit and making great memories. We have 12 inspired campfire song badges in the range, so gather your campers, marshmallows, and voices because it’s time for a Scouts' classic campfire sing-along! Useful Links Scouts Campfire Songs We’ve put together a list of brilliant campfire songs, from opening your campfire, to getting everyone dancing and laughing, to calming and focusing songs before bedtime. Activity - Sing some campfire songs Baby Shark Campfire Song Lyrics Verse 1 Baby shark do do do do do do Baby shark do do do do do do Baby shark do do do do do do Baby shark Action: Make a shark mouth with two fingers Verse 2 Mama shark do do do do do do Mama shark do do do do do do Mama shark do do do do do do Mama shark Action: Shark mouth with hands connected at the wrists Continue with a new verse and action each time: Papa Shark: Shark mouth with whole arms Grandma Shark: Shark mouth like mama shark, but with fists Grandpa Shark: Shark mouth like papa shark, but with fists Surf the waves: Pretend to surf Went for a swim: Swimming motion with arms Spot a shark: Place side of hand against forehead, then look to the left and right Swim away: Swimming motion with arms and legs while jogging on spot Shark attack: Put one hand on top of head, like a fin Lost an arm: Swimming motion with one hand behind the back Lost a leg: Swimming motion while standing on one leg Reached the shore: Wipe brow as if to motion ‘Phew!’ Safe at last: Celebrate with arms in air and high five You may want to vary Baby Shark's family to reflect different families. You could have Aunty Shark or Step-papa Shark. You could also have Mummy and Mumma shark, instead of Mama and Papa shark.