How the den works
They learn the Scout Oath, the Scout Law, and how their Wolf den works. This is the Bobcat adventure, and it comes first.
2nd grade
Wolf
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.
You can step back a little
From 2nd grade on, a parent does not have to be at every meeting. You are always welcome, and families still help in ways that fit.
The Wolf den meets on a time those families choose. Email us and we will tell you when they get together.
What Wolves do and learn
Fitness games
Running with the Pack is games and movement. Wolves practice keeping their bodies active with the den.
Personal safety
Safety in Numbers is how to stay safe with other people, and what to do if something feels wrong.
Family, their own way
Footsteps is about your family and your own faith. Scouting does not choose that for you. You do.
Citizenship
Council Fire is how they belong to a community and how they can help it. The den takes part in service.
A longer nature walk
Paws on the Path is a walk of at least 30 minutes. Wolves look for animals they might see and talk about what they found.
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 Wolf den
Tell us you have a 2nd grader. We will write back with when that den meets. No uniform and no registration for the first time.
Email join@cubpack85.com