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Rutland Cub Scout Pack 141 |
Any boy may earn Wolf achievements and electives if he is in the Second grade, or is eight years old. To earn the Wolf badge, a boy must complete 49 of a possible 62 achievements. He can select the ones he wants to do from twelve different groups: The Progress Towards Ranks badge is available as an incentive during the Bear program to encourage a Cub on his achievement work.
When a boy's parent has okayed the areas your boy has filled in for all twelve achievements in his Wolf handbook, he may become a Wolf Cub Scout. The Progress Towards Ranks badge is available as an incentive during the Wolf program to encourage a Cub on his achievement work.
Details regarding the completion of the achievements and associated electives can be found in the BSA Wolf Cub Scout Book (No. 33106, 1998.)
After earning his Wolf badge, a boy can begin working on his Wolf electives to earn his gold and silver Arrow Points.
If a Wolf-aged boy is new to Cub Scouting, he must earn the Bobcat badge before beginning work on the Wolf achievements.
