1st Grade · Age 6 or first grade
Tigers begin building independence while still working closely with an adult partner and their den.
Tiger dens mix movement, games, outdoor discovery, and small responsibilities. Scouts start to see themselves as part of a team.
Rank path
These adventures are the core path for the Tiger rank. Leaders may adapt meeting activities to the den, season, and family needs.
Learn the first Cub Scout habits: the Scout Oath and Law, den safety, and how Tigers participate with their adult partner.
Explore food, movement, and simple personal-health routines through practical family and den activities.
Talk about family, helpfulness, and the people who support a Scout at home, at school, and in the community.
Practice listening, sharing responsibility, and working together through games and den projects.
Prepare for a simple outing, observe nature, and learn outdoor habits that help Scouts stay aware and respectful.
Build age-appropriate safety awareness, including how to speak up, ask trusted adults for help, and handle uncomfortable situations.