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Lions

Kindergartners work toward the Lion rank. The Lion rank is earned by completing the six required adventures and any two elective adventures. Although participation with an adult partner is required for all Lion activities, recognition items are for the Scouts only. 

Required Adventures for Lions

Bobcat

Mountain Lion

Fun on the Run

King of the Jungle

Lion's Roar

Lion's Pride

Elective Adventures for Lions

Build It Up, Knock It Down

Champions for Nature

Count On Me

Everyday Tech

Gizmos & Gadgets

Go FIsh

I'll Do It Myself

Let's Camp

On A Roll

On Your Mark

Pick My Path

Race Time

Ready Set Grow

Time to Swim

Tigers

First graders work toward the Tiger rank. The Tiger rank is earned by completing the six required adventures and any two elective adventures. Although participation with an adult partner is required for all Tiger activities, recognition items are for the Scouts only. 

Required Adventures for Tigers

Bobcat

Tigers In The Wild

Tiger Bites

Team Tiger

Tiger's Roar

Tiger Circles

Elective Adventures for Tigers

Champions for Nature

Curiosity, Intrigue and Magical Mysteries

Designed by Tiger

Fish On

Floats and Boats

Good Knights

Let's Camp

Race Time

Rolling Tigers

Smart & Safe

Sky is the Limit

Stories in Shapes

Summertime Fun

Tech All Around

Tiger Tag

Tiger-iffic

Tigers in the Water

Wolves

Second graders work toward the Wolf rank. The Wolf rank is earned by completing the six required adventures and any two elective adventures. 

Required Adventures for Wolves

Bobcat

Paws on the Path

Running with the Pack

Council Fire

Safety in Numbers

Footsteps

Elective Adventures for Wolves

A Wolf Goes Fishing

Adventures in Coins

Air of the Wolf

Champions for Nature

Code of the Wolf

Computing Wolves

Cubs Who Care

Digging In The Past

Finding Your Way

Germs Alive

Let's Camp

Paws for Water

Paws of Skill

Pedal with the Pack

Race Time

Spirit of Water

Summertime Fun

Bears

Third graders work toward the Bear rank. The Bear rank is earned by completing the six required adventures and any two elective adventures. 

Required Adventures for Bears

Bobcat

Bear Habitat

Bear Strong

Paws for Action

Standing Tall

Fellowship

Elective Adventures for Bears

A Bear Goes Fishing

Balancing Bears

Baloo the Builder

Bears Afloat

Bears on Bikes

Champions for Nature

Chef Tech

Critter Care

Forensics

Let's Camp

Marble Madness

Race Time

Roaring Laughter

Salmon Run

Summertime Fun

Super Science

Whittling

Webelos

Fourth graders work toward the Webelos rank. The Webelos rank is earned by completing the six required adventures and any two elective adventures. 

Required Adventures for Webelos

Bobcat

Webelos Walkabout

Stronger Faster Higher

My Community

My Safety

My Family

Elective Adventures for Webelos

Aquanant

Art Explosion

Aware & Care

Build It

Catch The Big One

Champions for Nature

Chef's Knife

Earth Rocks

Let's Camp

Math on the Trail

Modular Design

Paddle Onward

Pedal Away

Race Time

Summertime Fun

Tech on the Trail

Yo-Yo

Arrow of Light

Fifth graders work toward the Arrow of Light rank.  The Arrow of Light rank is earned by completing the six required adventures and any two elective adventures. 

Required Adventures for Arrow of Light

Bobcat

Outdoor Adventurer

Personal Fitness

Citizenship

First Aid

Duty to God

Elective Adventures for Arrow of Lights

 Champions for Nature

Cycling

Engineer

Estimations

Fishing

High Tech Outdoors

Into The Wild

Into The Woods

Knife Safety

Paddle Craft

Race Time

Summertime Fun

Swimminig

A Scout is reverent. He is reverent toward God. He is faithful in his religious duties and respects the convictions of others in matters of custom and religion.  

When Scouts are having a great time they naturally want to invite friends who are not involved to join. To recognize those Cub Scouts who recruit a friend to join the pack, there is the recruiter strip. This patch is worn on the bottom left pocket of the uniform. When a Cub Scout invites friends to join the pack, once one of those friends has joined, they earn the patch. 

Scouting is a worldwide organization and  encourages youth and adults to share their culture and heritage with others. The interpreter strip informs others that you can communicate in a foreign language, American sign language, or Morse code. Youth and adults may wear this strip if they show their knowledge of a foreign language or the sign language for the hearing impaired by:

• Carrying on a five-minute conversation in this language

• Translating a two-minute speech or address

• Writing a letter in the language (does not apply for sign language)

• Translating 200 words from the written word


Scouts are already doing great things in their community. Through good turns and community service, scouts are making the world a better place and spreading a culture of peace. The Messengers of Peace program aims to highlight this work by supporting scouts’ community service and encouraging Scouts to share their actions with others to help build a global network of service. If a scout does a service action and shares it with other, they can earn a Messengers of Peace badge. The main goal is to inspire Scouts to continue their community service or to join efforts with other scouts from around the globe. You can earn the Messengers of Peace badge in 4 steps: