How the den works
They learn the Scout Oath, the Scout Law, and how a Tiger den does things together. This is the Bobcat adventure, and it comes first.
1st grade
Tiger
Your child starts at the rank for the grade they are in now. The year is built from short adventures, not a textbook. Every den begins by learning the Scout Oath, the Scout Law, and how their den works.
A parent still comes along
First grade Tigers attend with a parent or other adult partner. You join the games and the outdoor time. You are part of the den, not waiting in the hall.
The den meets on a time those families choose. Email us and we will tell you when the Tigers get together.
What Tigers do and learn
Food and movement
Tiger Bites is about healthy eating and being active. Tigers try simple choices they can make for their own bodies.
Personal safety
Tiger's Roar is what to do when they feel unsafe, and who the trusted adults are.
Family and kindness
Tiger Circles looks at your family's own traditions and faith, your way. Tigers also carry out an act of kindness.
Being a teammate
Team Tiger uses games with rules, a job that helps the team, and a service project. They talk about what makes a good teammate.
Outside with the Outdoor Code
Tigers in the Wild is a walk of about 20 minutes. They learn the Outdoor Code, look at animals and a tree, and sort what is natural from what people made.
The den also picks at least two extras, such as camping, fishing, building, a race, or another outdoor skill. Those are chosen by the families in the den. They are not a set pack calendar.
Visit a Tiger den
Tell us you have a 1st grader. We will write back with when that den meets. No uniform and no registration for the first time.
Email join@cubpack85.com