About Pack 714 & Cub Scouts

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Lion Program: Big Fun for Little Scouts!

The Lion program is where the Cub Scout journey begins—designed especially for kindergarten-age boys and girls and their families. Through playful, hands-on adventures, Lions start building character, confidence, and curiosity while learning the basics of Scouting. Each activity is age-appropriate and packed with fun, from simple games and crafts to exploring nature and practicing teamwork.

Parents join in every step of the way, making it a shared experience full of laughter, learning, and discovery. Whether it’s a silly skit or a first hike, Lions begin to see the world with wonder—and grow through imagination, creativity, and connection. It’s the perfect launchpad for a lifetime of adventure.

Tiger Rank: Adventure Starts Here!

Tiger Scouts are first graders (or age 7) who are ready to jump into the fun of Cub Scouting with their adult partner by their side. Together, they complete six exciting required adventures and three elective—earning colorful adventure loops to wear proudly on their belt as they go. Once they’ve completed all nine adventures, the Tiger badge is awarded in a special pack meeting, where their adult partner presents it during a memorable ceremony that celebrates their hard work and growth.

But the journey doesn’t stop there! Tiger Scouts can keep exploring up to 17 more electives throughout the year, discovering new hobbies, building skills, and having a blast along the way. Each completed elective earns another adventure loop—proof of their curiosity, effort, and readiness for the next stage in Scouting.

Wolf Rank: Growing Strong, One Adventure at a Time!

The Wolf rank is for Scouts who’ve finished first grade or turned 8—and they’re ready to take on exciting new challenges! To earn the Wolf badge, Scouts complete six required adventures and three electives, collecting colorful adventure loops for each one to wear proudly on their belt. With every signed-off requirement, they build confidence, skills, and a sense of accomplishment. Once all adventures are complete, the Wolf badge is awarded in a special pack meeting ceremony—where their parent or guardian gets to present it in front of the whole pack!

But the journey doesn’t end there! Wolf Scouts can keep exploring up to 12 awesome electives through second grade (or age 9). These adventures introduce new hobbies, spark creativity, and build skills that will come in handy during their Scouts BSA years. Every completed elective earns another adventure loop—proof of their growing experience and unstoppable spirit.

Bear Rank: Big Adventures, Bigger Confidence!

The Bear rank is for Scouts who’ve finished second grade or turned 9—and they’re ready to take on new challenges with growing independence. To earn the Bear badge, Scouts complete six required adventures and three electives, collecting colorful adventure loops for each one to wear proudly on their belt. With each signed-off requirement, they build skills, character, and confidence. Once all adventures are complete, the Bear badge is awarded in a special pack meeting ceremony—where their parent or guardian gets to present it in front of the whole pack!

But the journey doesn’t stop there! Bear Scouts can keep exploring up to 12 exciting electives through third grade (or age 10). These adventures open doors to new hobbies and hands-on skills that prepare them for the next stage: Scouts BSA. Every completed elective earns another adventure loop—proof of their growing experience and unstoppable spirit.

Webelos: Where Adventure Levels Up!

Webelos dens are for Scouts who’ve finished third grade or turned 10—and they’re ready to take on bigger challenges and cooler adventures! Scouts dive into six required adventures and pick three from a treasure trove of 20 electives shared with the Arrow of Light rank. Each time they complete an adventure, they earn a shiny pin to wear proudly on their Webelos colors or hat. And once they’ve conquered nine adventures, they unlock the Webelos badge—like leveling up in real life!

But the fun doesn’t stop there! After earning the Webelos badge, Scouts can keep exploring the remaining electives all the way through fourth grade (or age 11). These adventures introduce new hobbies, build awesome skills, and prep them for the next big step: Scouts BSA. Every completed elective adds another pin to their growing collection—proof of their journey, grit, and growth.