Cub Scout Program - Advancement and Awards

Hello everyone, welcome to another great video from pax 799. This video is intended to provide a brief orientation on the

advancement

of the Cub Scout

program

and

awards

for new Scout families in our pack. Cub Scout adventure activities focus on earning specific badges for each grade level. level These badges represent rank

advancement

refers to the progress a Cub Scout makes toward his rank badge All adventure activities for each rank are in the Cub Scout manuals shown here are each rank badge and its level of corresponding degree. Lion Rank Lion Rank is earned by completing five adventures as described below, although participation with an adult companion is required for all Lion

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Recognition items are for Scouts only The five required adventures include honor Of the lion animal kingdom fun in the race king of the jungle and puma Outside of these requirements, lion

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s can also complete any number of seven elective adventures of their dens or their family, first graders of their choice, and anyone Kindergarten students who are lions do not work on the lynx badge.

First graders work toward the rank of tiger. Tiger rank is earned by completing seven adventures as described below, although participation with an adult companion is required for all tiger awards. Recognition items are for explorers only. The six required adventures include games: Tigers Play My Tiger Jungle Team, Tiger, Tiger Bites, Tiger Circles, Duty Towards God, and Tigers in the Wild, in addition to the six required adventures, Complete at least one elective adventure from your den or family, second graders work toward the wolf. Rank The rank of Wolf is earned by completing seven adventures as described below. The six required adventures include Call of the Wild Council Fire Duty to Country Duty to God Footsteps Howling at the Moon Pause on the Road and Running with the Pack in addition to the six required Adventures Complete at least one elective adventure chosen by your den or family Third grade students work toward the rank of Bear The rank of Bear is earned by completing seven adventures as described below The six required adventures include Baloo the Claw Builder of bear bear needs companionship and duty to god fur feathers and ferns and pause for action duty to country, in addition to the six required adventures, complete at least one elective adventure chosen by your den or family.

Fourth grade students work to earn the rank of weeblos. The Weeblos Rank is earned by completing six adventures as described below. Scouts who are in Cub Scouts in the fourth grade must complete the Weebles Rank before working toward their Age of Light. The five required adventures include the Iron Chef's Duty. cast towards god and you are the first to respond stronger faster higher and the weevils walk in addition to the five required adventures completed in at least one elective adventure chosen by your den or family. Fifth graders work towards the light range era. If a fourth grade Cub Scout has completed the Weebles rank, they can begin work in the age of light.

The light range bug is obtained by completing five. adventures as described below the four required adventures include building a better world duty to god in action outdoor adventurer and exploration adventure in addition to the four required adventures completing at least one elective adventure of your den or family's choosing Cub Scouts earn adventures that are specific to their grade and rank. A series of adventures must be completed to earn the rank badge for each grade level. Adventures can be earned in any order. Completing adventures is how character, citizenship, leadership, and personal fitness goals are developed. Lions through bears adventure loops.

They are worn on the Cub Scout's belt as shown in the image to the left. We blow an era of light. The pins are used on an item called Weeblo. The colors of the right sleeve of the tan uniform shirt as shown in the image to the right. Here are some examples. of mandatory and elective belt loops these are some examples of bare belt loops and the weebles and the arrow of light required and elective adventure pins there are several awards that Cub Scouts can earn beyond their rank insignia some are awards to national level awards that can be earned as part of special pack or den activities.

Local awards presented by the district or den pac council are also available. These awards may be in the form of patches, pins, certificates, medals or other items intended to be worn on the official uniform or the optional red vest or jacket. Optional prizes can be earned through the

program

for religious emblems representing many different religions. The religious emblem awards have been previously approved by leaders of various religions nationally and internationally. Additional awards are available for achievement in science, technology, engineering and mathematics or grassroots enrichment. Here are some examples. from Cub Scout Award Articles Thank you and welcome to explore with pax 799 For more information about the Cub Scout program, contact your den leader or Cub Master and remember to always do your best.