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Conservation
Good Turn
Award
WOLF/BEAR ADVANCEMENT
ADDITIONAL AWARDS FOR ALL CUB SCOUTS
World
Conservation
Award
Outdoor
Activity
Award
Outdoor
Ethics
Award
Nova / STEM
Award
Scout Strong
Healthy Unit
Award
Emergency
Preparedness
Call of the
Wild
Council Fire
Duty to God
Footsteps
Howling At the
Moon
Paws on the
path
Running with
the pack
Elective Adventures
Adventures in Coins
Air of the Wolf
Code of the Wolf
Collections and Hobbies
Cubs Who Care
Digging in the Past
Finding Your Way
Germs Alive
Grow Something
Hometown Heroes
Motor Away
Paws of Skill
Spirit of the Water
Bear claws
Bear
Necessities
Fellowship &
Duty to god
Furs, Feathers, &
Friends
Grin and Bear It
Paws for
Action
Elective Adventures
A Bear Goes Fishing
A World of Sound
Baloo the Builder
Bear Picnic Basket
Beat of the Drum
Critter Care
Forensics
Make It Move
Marble Madness
Roaring Laughter
Robotics
Salmon Run
Super Science
WOLF BEAR
Cyber
Chip
WOLVES/BEARS PLANNING
January February March
April May June
July August September
October November December
Elective Adventures
Adventures in Coins
Air of the Wolf
Code of the Wolf
Collections and Hobbies
Cubs Who Care
Digging in the Past
Finding Your Way
Elective Adventures
A Bear Goes Fishing
A World of Sound
Baloo the Builder
Bear Picnic Basket
Beat of the Drum
Critter Care
Forensics
Make It Move
Marble Madness
Roaring Laughter
ADVANCEMENT TRACKING CARDS
WOLF
BEAR
ADVANCEMENT PLANNING
January February March April
May June July August
September October November December
For more info go to- h ps://cubscouts.org/library/welcome-to-wolf-cub-
scou�ng/
The den meeting plans for the Wolf rank adventures are found in the
Wolf Den Leader Guide along with other tips and hints for running a fun Cub Scout Program.
Wolf Adventures are found in the Wolf Handbook. A Wolf must first earn his
Bobcat rank. After completing the requirements for Bobcat he may go on to complete the requirements for the Wolf
rank and the many electives that are
Wolf Scouts work toward the Wolf rank. The Wolf rank is earned by completing:
Complete in any order each
of the following Wolf
Required Adventures:
⇒ Call of the Wild
⇒ Council Fire
⇒ Duty to God Footsteps
⇒ Howling at the Moon
⇒ Paws on the Path
⇒ Running With the Pack
Complete one Wolf Elec�ve
Adventure of the den or family’s
choosing.
Complete with par-
ent or guardian, the
exercises in the pam-
phlet “How to Protect
Your Children From
Child Abuse: A Parent’s
Guide”, AND earn the
Cyber Chip
award for
his age.
1 2 3
THE DEN LEADER’S RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Stimulate interest in advancement by providing opportunities for boys to work on advancement requirements in den meetings.
2. Plan meetings that support the advancement program. The assistant den leader and den chief can help.
3. Help parents and adult partners understand the advancement plan and their role in promoting advancement.
4. Keep accurate records of requirements that boys complete. Promptly provide the pack leadership with the Den Advancement Report
so boys can be recognized at the next pack meeting.
5. Notice boys who are not advancing and find out why. This could indicate a weakness in the den or pack program.
6. Provide reinforcement for and recognition of advancement at den meetings. These can include advancement charts, den doodles, and
immediate recognition items.
Advancement is one of the methods we use to achieve Scouting’s aims and its desired outcomes.
As boys earn the Rank Badge they achieve important goals in developing skills and favorable
dispositions related to personal fitness, good character, participatory citizenship, outdoor skills,
and leadership development. Each level of the program is designed to achieve these goals through
a series of developmentally-appropriate and fun adventures.
WOLF ADVANCEMENT
Elective Adventures
Adventures in Coins
Air of the Wolf
Code of the Wolf
Collections and Hobbies
Cubs Who Care
Digging in the Past
Finding Your Way
Cub Scout Advancement for Rank Badge
January February March April
May June July August
September October November December
Call of the
Wild
Council
Fire
Duty to God
Footsteps
Howling At
the Moon
Paws on the
path
Running with
the pack
Elective Adventures
Adventures in Coins
Air of the Wolf
Code of the Wolf
Collections and Hobbies
Cubs Who Care
Digging in the Past
Finding Your Way
Germs Alive
Grow Something
Hometown Heroes
Motor Away
Paws of Skill
Spirit of the Water Cyber
Chip
WOLF ADVENTURE PLANNING
WOLF ADVENTURE LOOPS
ADDITIONAL AWARDS FOR ALL CUB SCOUTS
Conservation
Good Turn
Award
World
Conservation
Award
Outdoor
Activity
Award Outdoor
Ethics
Award
Nova / STEM
Award
Scout Strong
Healthy Unit
Award
Emergency
Preparedness
REQUIRED LOOPS, ELECTIVE LOOPS, AND CYBER CHIP
Elective Adventures
Adventures in Coins
Air of the Wolf
Code of the Wolf
Collections and Hobbies
Cubs Who Care
Digging in the Past
Finding Your Way
ADVANCEMENT TRACKING CARDS
WOLF
Elective Adventures
Adventures in Coins
Air of the Wolf
Code of the Wolf
Collections and Hobbies
Cubs Who Care
Digging in the Past
Finding Your Way
WOLF RANK TRACKING
WOLF HANDBOOK PG. 309
BEAR ADVANCEMENT
The den meeting plans for the Bear rank adventures are found in the
Bear Den Leader Guide along with other tips and hints for running a fun Cub Scout Program.
Bear Adventures are found in the Bear Handbook. After a boy earns the Bear
badge, he will continue to meet with his den, working on additional elective adventures until he turns 10 years old
and becomes a Webelos Scout.
Bear Scouts work toward the Bear rank. The Bear rank is earned by completing:
Complete in any order each
of the following Bear
Required Adventures:
Complete one Bear Elec�ve
Adventure of the den or family’s
choosing.
Complete with par-
ent or guardian, the
exercises in the pam-
phlet “How to Protect
Your Children From
Child Abuse: A Parent’s
Guide”, AND earn the
Cyber Chip
award for
his age.
1 2 3
THE DEN LEADER’S RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Stimulate interest in advancement by providing opportunities for boys to work on advancement requirements in den meetings.
2. Plan meetings that support the advancement program. The assistant den leader and den chief can help.
3. Help parents and adult partners understand the advancement plan and their role in promoting advancement.
4. Keep accurate records of requirements that boys complete. Promptly provide the pack leadership with the Den Advancement Report
so boys can be recognized at the next pack meeting. No boy should have to wait more than 2 weeks for recognition.
5. Notice boys who are not advancing and find out why. This could indicate a weakness in the den or pack program.
6. Provide reinforcement for and recognition of advancement at den meetings. These can include advancement charts, den doodles, and
immediate recognition items.
Advancement is one of the methods we use to achieve Scouting’s aims and its desired outcomes.
As boys earn the Rank Badge they achieve important goals in developing skills and favorable
dispositions related to personal fitness, good character, participatory citizenship, outdoor skills,
and leadership development. Each level of the program is designed to achieve these goals through
a series of developmentally-appropriate and fun adventures.
Elective Adventures
A Bear Goes Fishing
A World of Sound
Baloo the Builder
Bear Picnic Basket
Beat of the Drum
Critter Care
Forensics
For more info go to- h ps://cubscouts.org/library/welcome-to-bear-cub-scou�ng/
Cub Scout Advancement for Rank Badge
⇒ Bear Claws
⇒ Bear Necessi es
⇒ Fellowship & Duty to God
⇒ Furs, Feathers, & Friends
⇒ Grin and Bear It
⇒ Paws For Ac on
January February March April
May June July August
September October November December
Bear claws
Bear
Necessities
Fellowship &
Duty to god
Furs, Feathers,
& Friends
Grin and
Bear It
Paws for
Action
Cyber
Chip
BEAR ADVENTURE PLANNING
Elective Adventures
A Bear Goes Fishing
A World of Sound
Baloo the Builder
Bear Picnic Basket
Beat of the Drum
Critter Care
Forensics
Make It Move
Marble Madness
Roaring Laughter
Robotics
Salmon Run
Super Science
BEAR ADVENTURE LOOPS
ADDITIONAL AWARDS FOR ALL CUB SCOUTS
Conservation
Good Turn
Award
World
Conservation
Award
Outdoor
Activity
Award Outdoor
Ethics
Award
Nova / STEM
Award
Scout Strong
Healthy Unit
Award
Emergency
Preparedness
REQUIRED LOOPS, ELECTIVE LOOPS, AND CYBER CHIP
Elective Adventures
A Bear Goes Fishing
A World of Sound
Baloo the Builder
Bear Picnic Basket
Beat of the Drum
Critter Care
Forensics
Make It Move
Marble Madness
Roaring Laughter
ADVANCEMENT TRACKING CARDS
BEAR
Elective Adventures
A Bear Goes Fishing
A World of Sound
Baloo the Builder
Bear Picnic Basket
Beat of the Drum
Critter Care
Forensics
Make It Move
Marble Madness
Roaring Laughter
BEAR ADVENTURE TRACKING
BEAR HANDBOOK PG. 291
