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SEVEN LIGHTS
Equipment: Arrow of Light Ceremony
Light box with 7 Christmas light bulbs on top, unlit. (1
blue, 5 clear, 1 green) and a flashlight.
Setting: Room lights are dimmed or
out. Cubmaster and Assistant Cubmaster are behind the
Light box. Cubmaster uses flashlight to read
ceremony.
CM: Tonight we honor ____ Webelos
Scouts who have completed the requirements for Cub Scouting's highest
goal - the Arrow of Light Award. (Asst. turns on interior light.) Will
the following Webelos Scouts and their parents please come forward?
(Read names) You have learned the Scout requirements, visited a Scout
Troop, and secured a Scout application. You were guided in your progress
through Cub Scouting's rank by the Arrow of
Light. (Turns on blue light.)
The Blue light that is now lit
represents the Cub Scout spirit that all Cub Scouts have. (Turns on
first clear light.) First you became a Bobcat. You were taught to follow
Akela. As a Bobcat you learned the Cub Scout Promise, handshake, sign
and motto.
(Turn on second clear light.) Next
you followed Akela and expanded your knowledge as you earned Wolf. You
had adventures and fun. (Turn on third clear light.) After Wolf, Baloo,
the Bear helped Akela teach you more difficult things as you earned your
Bear rank. (Turn on fourth clear light.) As a Webelos Scout, you had The
opportunity to explore many new areas - science, travel, first aid,
physical fitness, and many more. You visited and took part in Scouting
events and a special Webelos camp.
Tonight you will receive the Arrow of
light. (turn on the fifth clear light.) Wear this award with pride.
Continue to let the Arrow of Light guide you through your Scouting
career as you now work toward your Eagle. (Present awards to parents and
shake boy's hands.) (Turn on the green light.) This green light
represents the light represents the Boy Scout spirit that you now have.
Congratulations. |
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