The Order of the Acorn

Children have been called the hope of the future,
and it is an honorable task and worthwhile
to bring them to the paths of noble demeanor.
And when one of tender years shows especial promise and enthusiasm,
it is an event worthy of the Crown's notice.

Thus was created the Order of the Acorn,
to recognize those youths who have displayed
outstanding effort beyond the mean of their years.
And the symbol of the Order is an acorn;
for as the tiny acorn grows to the mighty oak,
so will such children become the seed of tomorrow's Society.

Now therefore do We, (King) and (Queen),
King and Queen of Caid, call before Us: __________

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