Wolf Cub Scout Requirements, Helps, and Documents

Wolf is the Cub Scout program for girls and boys in 2nd grade. The Wolf Cub Scout requirements encourage them to be more independent and to start learning more about outdoor adventures and service.

Resources for Leaders and Parents

• Wolf Adventures Checkoff Sheet
• Welcome New Den Leaders
• BSA Safety
• Questions and Answers from Scouters
• Other Cub Scout Ranks
• Other Cub Scout Awards
• Scout Moms, Dads, and Leaders Facebook group

Ask Scouter Mom a question or share your ideas with others

Wolf Badge Overview (Video)

Wolf Neckerchief Slide Craft

Homemade neckerchief slides are a Scouting tradition. Make this easy Wolf neckerchief slide with your Cub Scouts.

Call of the Wild

For the Call of the Wild adventure, Wolf Cub Scouts go camping, learn some Scout skills, think about being prepared for outdoor adventure, and learn about Leave No Trace.

Council Fire (Duty to Country)

For the Council Fire adventure, Wolves learn about being a member of a community. They plan a service project, look for ways they can help in their area, and actively participate in making their community better.

Footsteps of Faith (Duty to God)

For the Footsteps of Faith adventure, Wolves visit a religious monument and create a display about their trip. They also explore other aspects of faith.

Howling at the Moon

For the Howling at the Moon adventure, Wolves practice their communication skills by creating a skit and performing it at a pack campfire program.

Paws on the Path

For the Paws on the Path adventure, Wolf Cub Scouts learn about safe hiking, being good stewards of the environment, and maps. They also go hiking and observe signs of wildlife.

Running with the Pack

For the Running with the Pack adventure, Wolf Cub Scouts play catch, practice balancing, play a sport, and explore other physical skills. They also learn about the importance of a balanced diet.

Wolf Adventures in Coins

For the Adventures in Coins adventure, Wolves play games and do activities related to coins. In the process, they learn all about coins.

Air of the Wolf

For the Air of the Wolf adventure, Wolves learn about activities which can be done using air – paper airplanes, balloons, music, kites, and more.

Code of the Wolf

Wolf Cub Scouts learn about numbers, measuring, shapes, and math for the Code of the Wolf adventure. They also get to try sending a message using code.

Cubs Who Care

For the Cubs Who Care adventure, Wolves learn about the challenges faced by people with disabilities.

Digging in the Past

For the Digging in the Past adventure, Wolves learn about dinosaurs and fossils.

Finding Your Way

For the Finding Your Way adventure, Wolves learn map and compass skills.

Germs Alive!

Wolf Cub Scouts learn about good hygiene while working on the Germs Alive! adventure. They learn how diseases spread and how good habits, like hand washing and covering your mouth when you sneeze, can help keep everyone healthy.

Paws of Skill

For the Paws of Skill adventure, Wolves learn about sportsmanship and using sports to stay physically fit.

Spirit of the Water

While working on the Spirit of the Water adventure, Wolves learn about water pollution and conservation. They also develop swimming and boating skills. Here are a few ideas to help you with this achievement.