I have been conducting ceremonies for both cub scout and boy scout units for over 12 years.  Having conducted hundreds of ceremonies for numerous scouting units, and training others to do the same, I have noticed that there are many internet sites with ceremony scripts and songs. Yet there are few that contain information about how to put on a great ceremony, and even fewer that supply a complete line of ceremony props and award recognitions in one place.

Cyberbase Trading Post is both a resource and a store to help you create memories that will last a lifetime. If you are looking to enhance your campfires and courts of honor, or want to present a special token of appreciation to a volunteer, you've come to the right place.

Finally, ceremonies are enhanced when involving all the senses, including sound. What better way than using an instrument like the Native American Flute? Check out the recordings by Akaluga of many scout songs performed on the NA Flute.

There are numerous types of ceremonies is scouting, including cub scout rank advancement, Arrow of Light / Crossover ceremonies, Courts of Honor, flag ceremonies, Order of the Arrow, campfire ceremonies, new leader inductions, volunteer recognition, and Wood Badge ceremonies, just to name a few. Boy Scouts like fire, and ceremonies often incorporate the use of fire, both with campfires and candles. When ceremonies must be conducted indoors, our fake campfire is ideal. When fire bans are in effect, try our propane-fueled campfire-in-a-can. Some facilities do not allow any open flames at all, even candles, and today's battery operated candles are a good alternative both for indoor use and windy conditions.

One type of mini-ceremony that is conducted each and every week is the Scoutmaster Minute. This is a time of teaching and reflection and is made more meaningful when delivered with feeling and emotion, rather than reading something from a book. they can be used at meetings, campfires, and courts of honor. Like other aspects of scout ceremonies, the scoutmaster minute should be performed! View our Ceremony Tips to help you with the 3 P's (Prepare, Practice and Perform) and thus become better at delivering scoutmaster minutes to your unit.