Investiture Ceremony (Twinklers to Star Scouts): Celestial Ceremony Guide

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 Investiture of Twinklers to Star Scouts

Celestial Ceremony

1. Grade 2 and 3 Scouts.......Star Cluster by turn enter hopping, skipping, and singing their rhyme songs. They form a semi-circle around the magic carpet.

 First to enter - STARLIGHT...Song: We're the Starlight shining through, brave and helpful to all of                                                                        you.        

 Second to enter - STARBEAMS...Song: Here we are the jolly Starbeams, helping people when trouble                                                                         gleams.

 Third to enter - STARDUST...Song: We're the Stardust on our way, to help the people everyday.

  Fourth to enter - STARRAY...Song: Here we are the sparkling Starrays, giving help with a smiling                                                                        face.

  Fifth to enter - STARGLOW...Song: We're the Starglow watch us grow, helpful, truthful wherever we                                                                 go.

2. Morning Star (Grade 1 Teacher) comes forward, executes the GS Sign to the North Star who returns it. Then the Morning Star says,"North Star, we have found little Twinklers on the Starry Circle who wants to join our Stars."

3. North Star answers, "Let them come forward."

4. Morning Star goes back to the group of girls (Grade 1) to be invested.

5.Each Troop Leader brings 1 cluster and enters the semi-circle.

    1st to enter-Starlight    2nd-Starbeams     3rd-Stardust    4th-Starrays     5th-Starglow

6. North Star asks the girls to be invested:"Tell me, why do you want to become a Star?"

    Each cluster answers in chorus one after the other: 

                            STARLIGHT....We want to bring light.

                              STARBEAMS...We want to be truthful.

                                                                   STARDUST...We want to be obedient.

                                                                   STARRAY....We want to be honest.

                                                                    STARGLOW...We want to be helpful.

7. North Star: "Stars are little children who brighten their homes with smiles and good deeds. Each Star has to make happy everyday her father, mother, brother, and sister. She has to keep herself brightly shining by being clean, truthful, and obedient. DO YOU WANT TO BECOME SUCH A STAR IN YOUR HOME?"

8. All Twinklers (Grade 1) will answer together: "Yes, North Star, I do."

9. North Star: "Very well. Twinklers, you have come to the right place, but before you join the clusters you have to make a promise. Will you say your promise now?"

10. Twinklers (Grade 1) execute the Star Scout sign and recites the STAR SCOUT PROMISE clearly, loudly and slowly.

Star Scout Promise

I promise to do my best 

To love God and my country 

To help other people everyday 

Especially those at home.

11. North Star pins the STAR SCOUT PIN/Membership Pin on the LEFT COLLAR of the Star uniform. After pinning on each girl, North Star and the newly invested Star Scout do the GSP Handshake. North Star says, "Congratulations". The Star Scout responds with "Thank you".

12. North Star: "We welcome you to the Milky Way. Your Mother/Father will now put on your STAR SCOUT CAP." (Parents will come forward and put on the Star Scout cap on their child's head then exit)

13. New Star Scouts will join their respective cluster - Starlight, Starbeams, Stardust, Starray and Starglow in the big circle. Then all Star Scouts sing the STAR SONG. While singing the Star Song, each cluster exits the circle hopping/skipping as they move out.

Star Song

I'm a Star Scout

Yes, a Star Scout

And I shine everywhere

Here I twinkle

There I twinkle

As I float in the air.


I am a Star Scout Tra-la-la-la

A little Star Scout Tra-la-la-la

I shine and gleam in the bright skies above.

I am a Star Scout Tra-la-la-la

A little Star Scout Tra-la-la-la

Let's dance and sing in the skies above.


                          


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