Wolf Den Resources

Handbook

Wolf Handbook

This fun and informative handbook is packed with age-appropriate information for cub scouts who are in the midst of their Scouting experience.  It covers outdoorsmanship, first-aid, US citizenship and history, family and religious reverence, and more.  It contains very detailed information that’s relevant to the Scouting journey.

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Rank

The goal of every Wolf Cub is to attain the Wolf Rank.  Upon completion of the rank, the Wolf Cub will receive the badge at a formal award ceremony and receive recognition by the entire troop leadership, adult partners, the entire cub scout pack and scout troop.  It will truly be a red letter day to remember!  Attaining rank requires completing the 6 required adventures:

Bobcat Wolf
Character & Leadership

Running with the Pack
Personal Fitness

Council Fire
Citizenship

Safety in Numbers
Personal Safety

Footsteps
Family & Reverence

Paws on the Path
Outdoors

Attaining rank also requires completing any 2 of the elective adventures.  Pick whichever ones that interest you the most.

A Wolf Goes Fishing

Adventures in Coins

Air of the Wolf

Champions for Nature Wolf

Code of the Wolf

Computing Wolves

Digging in the Past

Finding Your Way

Germs Alive!

Let’s Camp Wolf

Paws for Water

Paws of Skill

Pedal With the Pack

Race Time Wolf

Spirit of the Water

Summertime Fun Wolf

Religious Emblem

During the program, Wolf Cubs are expected to work towards achieving their Religious Medal.  For our Jewish Wolf Cubs, this is the The Maccabee Emblem.

  1. Download the requirements for whichever emblem you’re working on.
  2. Make an appointment with your Rabbi.  Explain that you’d like to work with him on the religious emblem requirements.
  3. Send him a copy of the requirements.
  4. Work with your rabbi till the requirements are done.
  5. When complete, the adult partner should download and fill out the application and attach the fees indicated on the form.

We feel the emblem requirements will not be much of a challenge, especially for cubs going to Yeshiva, so we encourage doing more and delving deeper.  Take this as an opportunity to explore things that interest you about Judaism with your Rabbi.

When you complete the emblem requirements, you have also completed all the requirements for the required adventure Footsteps (Family & Reverence) as a bonus: two awards for the requirements of one!

Lastly, you don’t need to wait for the den to work on the religious emblem.  You can begin working on it any time you like.

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