Advancement Ceremony for your next Pinewood Derby Pack Meeting

This flag ceremony is appropriate for the opening, closing or other inspirational spot on the program.

Western themed Cub Scout opening ceremony.

Nature themed advancement ceremony for our next pack meeting.

Opening ceremony for your Christmas based pack meeting. Printable link included.

Ceremony that can be used as either an opening or rank advancement ceremony.

Outdoor Code themed pack meeting opening ceremony.

Script for the Four Freedoms Flag Ceremony. Freedom of Speech… Freedom of Worship… Freedom from Want… Freedom from Fear.

Fun awards ceremony for all ranks. Combine the three ingredients for an awesome reaction. This ceremony is easily adaptable for a mad scientist theme during October.

Found in the 1987 Mid Iowa Council Pow Wow Book, this flag ceremony is a great addition to your pack meeting during the month of July.

Bobcat Ceremony focusing on the outdoors.

The beginning of Cub Scout outdoor adventures begin with the Bobcat…

Mountain Peak closing ceremony for your next Pack Meeting. Free printable included.

This ceremony is based on the story, “Climbing the Mountain” by Ernest Thompson Seton.

This flag ceremony for your pack meeting serves as a great reminder of the items we are saying and pledging to as we salute and recite the Pledge of Allegiance.

Found in the 1978 printing of the Scoutmaster’s Handbook. Great ceremony to use when giving the Eagle Charge to your Scouts.

Get your drum and headdress ready for Chief Akela. This is a great ceremony for when your young scouts earn the rank of Bobcat.

To me, July is the most patriotic months of the year.  This flag ceremony is great to do during your pack meeting this month.  You can double up on the letters per boy if your den is a little small.  Also, since a scout is thrifty, try laminating your letters to place in your cub scout box for the next time July rolls around.

Will the following boys who have earned their Bear badge, and their parents please come forward?