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| Wolf Cubs are boys in the second grade. They work in a group called a Den. A Den contains two adult leaders, and up to 10 boys. Wolf Den meetings are planned around the achievements, or electives in the Wolf Handbook. The achievements are called the Wolf Trail. Along the Wolf Trail boys learn skills in the areas of Athletics, Country, Health, Tools for simple repairs, Personal Safety, Their Religion, and Conservation. Electives are called the Arrow Point Trail, because they earn an arrow point for their uniform, one point for every 10 electives completed. Arrow points tend to be subjects that will enhance their skills, and expose them to broader areas of interest. |
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| Uniform: Wolf Cubs wear the blue shirt, and blue pants with a Cub Scout belt, & hat, with the yellow Wolf neckerchief | ||||||||||||||||||||
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| The Wolf uniform is what is typically recognized as a Cub Scout Uniform. | ||||||||||||||||||||