2nd Grade · Age 7 or second grade
Wolf Scouts practice useful skills, teamwork, fitness, citizenship, and outdoor awareness.
Wolf activities give Scouts more room to lead small parts of the meeting, make choices, and practice doing their best.
Rank path
These adventures are the core path for the Wolf rank. Leaders may adapt meeting activities to the den, season, and family needs.
Get to know the den, recite the Scout Oath and Law, create a den code of conduct, and practice Cub Scout signs and greetings.
Prepare for a walk with the Cub Scout Six Essentials, use the buddy system, choose proper clothing, and observe animals outdoors.
Try colorful healthy foods, practice personal care, stay active with others, and learn how rest supports a healthy Scout.
Learn flag care, talk about being a good neighbor, build a model neighborhood, and help with a service project.
Practice the buddy system, review common safety rules, discuss safe boundaries, and learn how to use playground equipment properly.
Talk about family faith or values traditions, carry out an act of kindness, and connect truthfulness with the Scout Law.