The very first rank every Cubscout must achieve is the Bobcat.  This rank sets the boy up to learn the basics of the Cubscouting program.  They learn the Cubscout sign, handshake, salute, motto, promise, law of the pack, what Webelos means, and about Akela.  Upon achieving this rank they may then works towards achieving the age appropriated rank they are starting at.

Tiger Cub rank is for boys ages 6-7 or in 1st grade.  This particular rank has the most parental involvement at den meetings of the Cub Scout ranks.  In Tiger rank a parent/guardian (whom is the boy's direct Akela) must be present at the den meetings.  This Akela will assist the boy in all activities and work he is doing to earn his Tiger Cub Badge, both at the den meetings, at home working on his achievements, and at pack meetings.

Wolf rank is for boys age 7-8 and in the 2nd grade.  In order to receive their Wolf badge a boy must complete all 12 acheivements for this ranking.  After receiving his Wolf badge a boy may work on any of the 22 Wolf electives.

Bear rank is for boys ages 8-9 or in 3rd grade.  To receive his Bear badge a boy must choose 12 out of 24 achievements and completing 4 from each category- God, Country, Family, and Self.  After receiving his Bear badge a boy may work on any of the 24 Bear electives until he becomes a Webelos scout.

Webelos I rank is for boys ages 9-10 or in the 4th grade. Webelos I are usually 4th graders entering into the program.  They are to earn Citizenship and Fitness activity pins, as well as one other. Then with a list of other requirements, they earn Webelo status.

Webelos II rank is for boys ages 10-11 or in the 5th grade.  The second year as Web's, you work towards your Arrow of Light Award as 5th graders and this prepares you for the Boy Scout Program and gives you a high honor as Arrow of Light.

There are 20 activity pins total you can earn in the 2 years plus you can re - earn all the belt loops and pins.