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Bobcat (Earned by All Scouts)
All boys, regardless of age, earn the Bobcat badge first by learning the Cub Scout Promise, Law of the Pack, handshake, salute, sign, motto, and the meaning of "Webelos."
After receiving the Bobcat Badge, the boy works on requirements based on age or grade in school. |
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Tiger Cub (1st Grade)
The Tiger Cub Program is for first grade (or age 7) boys and their adult partners.
The Tiger Cub, working with his adult partner, completes 15 requirements during the year. As they prograss, Tiger Cubs earn Totem Beads on the way to earning the Tiger Cub Badge. |
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Bear (3rd Grade)
A Cub Scout in the third grade (or age 9) completes 12 of 24 Achievements to earn the Bear Badge.
After he earns his badge, he may work on electives in different interest areas until he is old enough to begin work on the next rank.
For every 10 electives a boy completes, he earns an Arrow Points. A boy may earn as many Arrow Points as he wishes. |
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Webelos Scouts (4th and 5th Grade)
A Cub Scout in the fourth or fifth grade (age 10 or 11) works toward completing Citizenship, Fitness and one other Activity Pin to earn the Webelos Badge.
After earning the Webelos Badge, the Scout works towards completion of the Arrow of Light Award which is Cub Scouting's Highest Honor.
The Webelos program prepares the Scouts for the moment when they Crossover into the Boy Scout Troop of their choice.
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