HOW IS SCOUTING ORGANIZED?

Here's how boys progress through the Scouting program.

Tiger Cubs:  For boys in first grade

• Designed for boys and their parents
• Activities based on searching, discovering, and sharing
• Prepares parent and son for Cub Scouting
• Boys and parents work with other families

Cub Scouts:  For boys in second or third grade

• Family-centered program
• Boys meet regularly in small groups to work on projects
• Learning is achieved through completing tasks to earn badges
• Boys wear uniforms with their badges, play games and sports, and have fun!

Webelos Scouts:  For boys in forth or fifth grade

• Boys start participating in outdoor learning experiences, such as hiking and camping
• Boys meet regularly with adult leaders
• Learning is achieved through hobbies and a life-skills program called activity badges

Boy Scouts:  For boys in sixth grade to age 18

• Emphasizes learning through a weekly meeting that prepares the Scout for his monthly outdoor experience.
• Learning is achieved through an advancement program
• Interaction with adult leaders and role models
• Boy's learn self-reliance, teamwork, and leadership skills