Tiger Cubs:
Tiger Cubs is a fun program that introduces first-grade boys and their adult partners to the excitement of Cub Scouting as they "search, discover, and share" together.
At the end of the school year, in May or June, Tiger Cubs graduate into a Wolf Cub Scout den.
Wolves:
Cub Scouts are boys who are in the second grade (or 8-years old). Cub Scout den meetings are run by an adult den leader with the help of an assistant den leader and den chief. Meeting activities are planned around monthly themes and include playing games, making handicrafts, taking hikes and other outdoor activities, and taking part in simple ceremonies and songs. Sometimes work on advancement requirements is included.
Bears:
Cub Scouts are boys who are in the third grade (or 9-years old). Cub Scout den meetings are run by an adult den leader with the help of an assistant den leader and den chief. Meeting activities are planned around monthly themes and include playing games, making handicrafts, taking hikes and other outdoor activities, and taking part in simple ceremonies and songs. Sometimes work on advancement requirements is included.
Webelos:
Webelos, which stands for "WE'll BE LOyal Scouts," is a program for boys who are 10 years old and have completed the third grade. A boy may begin working on the Webelos badge as soon as he joins a Webelos den. This is the first step in his transition from Cub Scout pack to Boy Scout troop. As a Webelos Scout completes the requirements found in the Webelos Scout Book, he will work on activity badges, attend meetings led by adults, and become familiar with the Boy Scout requirements — all leading to the highest award a boy can earn as a Cub Scout, the Arrow of Light Award.
