Wolf Rank Advancement

Here’s How to Help Your Scout Advance!

The Wolf rank brings more exciting indoor and outdoor activities for second grade age youth, increasing in complexity and independence from the earlier Tiger and Lion years.

To earn the Wolf badge, a Scout must complete six required adventures, plus two elective adventures from among the 20 electives in the Wolf Handbook.

• The National Resource page for Wolf Adventures is here.  Each Adventure page there lists the Requirements and shares a selection of “Activity Cards” that could be used to complete each Requirement. 
• For more resources, see this AAC District Page for Wolf.  Each Adventure page there has videos and links to help learn the Adventure topic plus “Assembled” Den Meeting Plans that take the Requirements and/or National activity ideas that are fun, simple and easy and put them into Den Meeting Plans you can use.  Word versions of those plans are attached below if you would like to edit to fit your Den.

Required Rank Adventures

Bobcat Wolf
Character & Leadership

Paws on the Path
Outdoors

Running With the Pack
Personal Fitness

Council Fire
Citizenship

Safety in Numbers
Personal Safety

Footsteps
Family & Reverence

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Elective Rank Adventures

A Wolf Goes Fishing

Adventures in Coins

Air of the Wolf

Champions for Nature Wolf

Code of the Wolf

Computing Wolves

Cubs Who Care

Digging in the Past

Finding Your Way

Germs Alive!

Let's Camp Wolf

Paws for Water

Paws of Skill

Pedal with the Pack

Race Time Wolf

Spirit of the Water

Summertime Fun Wolf
Personal Safety

Parents/guardians or the den leader approve each requirement by signing the Scout’s handbook. Scouts can receive an adventure loop on completing each adventure and, after meeting all requirements (six required Adventures plus two Wolf elective Adventures), have earned the Wolf badge. 

Click here for information on Cub Scout Uniform options – but check with your Cub Scout Pack to find out what the expectations are (because “A Scout is Thrifty”).