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Advancement Plan
Recognition is important to young
boys. The Cub Scouting advancement plan provides fun for
the boys, gives them a sense of personal achievement as
they earn badges, and strengthens family understanding
as adult family members work with boys on advancement
projects.
Click on the Rank Name or Patch to view
Detailed Rank information...
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- The first rank that every boy
must earn when entering the Cub Scouting Program
is the Bobcat rank.
- Click on the patch for
details.
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- The
Tiger Cub program is for first-grade (or age 7)
boys and their adult partners.
- There are five
Tiger Cub achievement areas.
- The Tiger Cub,
working with his adult partner, completes 15
requirements within these areas to earn the
Tiger Cub badge.
- These requirements consist of
an exciting series of indoor and outdoor
activities just right for a boy in the first
grade.
- Click on the patch for
details.
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- The Wolf
program is for boys who have completed first
grade (or are age 8).
- To earn the Wolf badge, a
boy must pass 12 achievements involving simple
physical and mental skills.
- Click on the patch for
details.
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- The Bear
rank is for boys who have completed second grade
(or are age 9).
- There are 24 Bear achievements
in four categories.
- The Cub Scout must complete
12 of these to earn the Bear badge.
- These
requirements are somewhat more difficult and
challenging than those for Wolf rank.
- Click on the patch for
details.
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- This
program is for boys who have completed third
grade (or are age 10).
- A boy may begin working
on the Webelos badge as soon as he joins a
Webelos den.
- This is the first step in his
transition from the Webelos den to the Boy Scout
troop.
- As he completes the requirements found in
the Webelos Handbook, he will work on activity
badges, attend meetings led by adults, and
become familiar with the Boy Scout
requirements—all leading to the Arrow of Light
Award.
- Click on the patch for
details.
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- The Arrow of Light Award is
the highest rank in Cub Scouting.
- The Cub Scout will have to
earn the Webelos badge and at least eight
activity badges, including Citizen, Readyman,
and Fitness.
- The total must include one
from each of the five activity groups.
- Along this his path to the
Arrow of Light a scout will learn and grow in
many subjects that will prepare him for Boy
Scouting.
- He will be ready to join a
Boy Scout troop and will be able to take and
wear the Arrow of Light with him as he bridges
over.
- Click on the patch for
details.
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