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| Cub Scout Basics: WOLF | |
After your Cub Scout has earned his Bobcat Badge, he can start along the Wolf trail. When you have OK’ed the tracks your boy has filled in for all twelve achievements, he may become a Wolf Cub Scout. How quickly your boy progresses is up to him and you. He should do his best to complete each track; that's a part of the promise he made to become a Bobcat and it is the Cub Scout motto - Do Your Best. Don't okay a track if you both know that he can do a better job. Move on to something else, then go back and try again. Click for a PDF copy of the Wolf Requirements
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| Progress Toward Ranks | |
Your boy doesn't have to wait until he completes his entire Wolf or Bear trail before being recognized for his work. As a Wolf, when he completes any three achievements, his den leader can present the Progress Toward Ranks patch to him.
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| Arrow Point Trail | |
If your Wolf Cub Scout has not completed second grade (or reached his ninth birthday), he can search the Arrow Point trail. On the Wolf trail, the main sections were called achievements, things that we would like all boys to do. On the Arrow Point trail, the main sections are called electives. They are choices that a boy can make on his own and with your guidance. |
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Belt Loops & Electives |
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The Cub Scout Academics and Sports program complements the scouting program by providing opportunities for scouts to improve scholarship, develop sportsmanship, and explore new games while collecting Cub Scout belt loops and pins. Click the link for a PDF copy of the Academic and Sports Belt Loops
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PACK 122
DEL-MI DISTRICT
CROSSROADS COUNCIL
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA
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