The Dollar Bill Minute | |
| This Minute is meant for Boy Scouts. Decide for yourself if it is appropriate for your younger scouts or not. | |
| Script: | (Have two crisp, new dollar bills. Hold one up to show) Can you all see this dollar bill? Pretty nice looking, isn't it? See how its crisp, clean, and neat? Who would like it? I'm going to give it away to someone, so raise your hand if you'd like it. OK, before I give it away, let me do this. (crumple the bill up into a small ball) Who still wants it? OK, just a second. (drop it on the ground and grind it with your foot) Who still wants it? (hold the crumpled bill in one hand and the second clean bill in the other) One of these bills is good looking, clean, and nice to look at. The other is kind of grimey, crumpled, and not too pleasant. But, neither is more valuable than the other. Their worth is not based on how they look. Like these dollars are valuable because they are dollars, people are valuable just because they are people, not because of how they look. |
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