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Wolf Cub Program Schedule

The Wolf program runs from September to May. If the pack awards the Wolf rank badge at the BlueGold dinner in February, that gives less than 6 months to fulfill the requirements. Our pack did that a couple years and it was quite frustrating for the den leaders. We now present the Wolf rank badges at the April pack meeting. Some dens start right into their Wolf program in May so they are active over the summer - if new scouts join in September, that makes it more difficult for them.

2 den meetings each month - (2nd Thursday at 6:30pm for 1 hr, 4th Sunday at 2pm for 2 hrs)
1 pack meeting each month - (3rd Thursday at 7pm)

The Den Leader is responsible for planning activities for the month's den meeting and hosting the den meeting. The den leader uses a Den Meeting Planner document to organize the plan.
We used an adult Guide to help lead activities at each meeting. Your den may work better with no Guide or with having each Guide do all the planning and leading of the month's meetings - it depends on your adult participation levels.
A blank version of this schedule document is available here.

MONTH	Guide	Activities
September	Paul	Pack Mtg: Registration and Program start. Tell the scouts when and where den meetings will be held. Den Mtg: Start on Time! Introduce the Wolf program, including Achievements, Electives, Progress Towards Rank beads, Wolf Badge, and Arrow Points. It's quite a bit different from the Tiger program. Achievements #9, 10, 11, and 12 will be done completely at home, not with the den. Introduction time - play name learning games and teambuilding games. See Wolf Cub Games for ideas. Teach #2a, b, c, d, e, and g. At every den meeting, have a different scout lead the flag ceremony and fold the flag. Den Outing: No den outing this month.
October	Bob	Den Mtg: Do #1 a, b, c, d, e, f, g, k - outside if possible. Den Outing: Go on a hike and picnic at a local park. Do #7d before it snows. Some good electives are: #4, #5, #13, #14, #20h-m, #23b-d.
November	Andy	Den Mtg: Do #3a-c, #4a-d. Hand out worksheet for #3a, #4a, and #4e to use at home. Tell scouts to start on #6 so they can bring collections to next meeting. Den Outing: Do #4f - visit city hall. Ask if the flag can be lowered and raised to fulfill #2f - otherwise, find some other way to do an outdoor flag ceremony. Pack Mtg:
December	Dean	Den Mtg: Share collections for #6c. Hand out any Progress beads earned. Do #5 a, b, c Den Outing: Have a den Christmas party elective #9 or skip the outing this month since its so busy. Pack Mtg: Working with Wood - build birdhouse, model stand, and 2 other projects. Do #5 d, e. Can also fulfill some elective #3 items.
January	Dave	Den Mtg: Do #7 Den Outing: Weekend campout at Andrew's cabin! Everyone chooses 2 electives to lead. Do #8a-e taking turns with meals during the weekend. Do Progress beads. Pack Mtg: Remind scouts that requirements #9 through #12 are done at home. Find out the Fun With Son campout dates for the summer and get scouts to register.
February	Dean	Den Mtg: Complete any leftover achievement tasks. Do elective #17 - knot tieing. Play games. Do Progress beads. Den Outing: The weather is usually very bad so have an outing inside. Do electives #1, 21, 22 and play indoor games. Pack Mtg: Blue Gold dinner.
March	Bob	Den Mtg: Do elective #12 - artist. Do Progress beads. Den Outing: Do interesting items in electives #13, 15, 20. Pack Mtg: Receive Wolf rank badges. Receive arrow points.
April	Andy	Den Mtg: Do elective #15 - plant flower and vegetable seeds. Final tracking of arrow point electives. Get final counts to advancement chair. Den Outing: Visit an arboretum, nature center, or local park and find plants budding and blooming. Take some time to help clean up the place you visit. Pack Mtg: Receive arrow points.
May		Den Mtg: Distribute the pack summer schedule of events and explain the Summertime Achievement award. Plan a den hike for each month. Don't forget the Fun With Son campout. Pack Mtg: Pack Picnic

More Wolf Scout Information to Use in 2026:
Wolf Scout Core Adventures - Do six for the Wolf rank
Wolf Scout Elective Adventures - Do two for the Wolf rank
Wolf Scout Activities - great den meeting and pack activity ideas
Wolf Scout Awards - see what awards are available to Wolf scouts
Wolf Scout Ceremonies - a few ceremonies
Cub Scout Games - den or pack games just right for 2nd graders
Wolf Scout Graces - fun meal graces
Wolf Scout Jokes - funny, gross, and silly jokes for scouts
Wolf Scout Projects - community or conservation projects for your Wolf den
Wolf Scout Recipes - easy recipes you can make with your scouts for fun snacks or on family campouts
Cub Scout Skits - skits that Wolf Scouts like to do
Cub Scout Songs - songs for Wolfs in 2026
Wolf Scout Stories - choose stories that Wolf scouts will enjoy and understand
Wolf Scout Uniform - make sure you put all those badges and patches in the right spots

Comments:

May 09, 2014 - James

I may become a Wolf Den Leader for the next season. I am researching on what I need to do get my Tigers (which they crossover to Wolf on the 19th) working on the Wolf stuff. Would like to start in June. What is the requirements for Wolf re: meetings? Like Tigers, we had 2 Den Meetings, 1 Go See it and 1 Pack meeting. Is that the same for Wolf? Also, I am disabled and use a wheelchair, if you know of any good sites of others who are disabled and have been Leaders, would love to hear how they did things. Also, your site is awesome. Got alot of info from it. Thank you in advance. Cheers JT

May 09, 2014 - Scouter Paul

@JT - Thank you for considering a volunteer role in the Pack. As you can see from the schedule above, our den had a monthly Pack meeting, Den meeting, and outdoor Den activity. If you added a 2nd Den meeting, that would be great. I googled around for sites that might be of interest to you, but found none. Maybe someone else will have more luck. Scouter Paul

May 11, 2014 - James

Thank you, Paul for your response. Greatly appreciate you trying to get me more info as well. Cheers JT

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