The pamplet can be found in the front of each Cub Scout book located in the Latham Library. When the boy has completed each step to the best of his ability, the parent can sign it off. The boy will receive his badge at the next pack meeting. Second grade boys, or those who are at least 8 years old, will work toward the Wolf Badge after earning the Bobcat Badge. Twelve achievments must be completed in subject areas such as family fun, starting a collection, identifying basic hand tools, and healthy eating habits.
All requirements are age appropriate.
After the Wolf Badge is earned, both gold and silver arrow points can be earned in areas such as knots, fishing, books, or 19 other subjects. When the Scout has done his best to complete each requirement, a parent or Scout Leader can sign it off. Third grade boys, or those at least 9 years old, will work toward the Bear Badge after earning the Bobcat Badge if it hasn't been earned already. Twelve of 24 different acheivements must be completed to the best of the Scouts ability in subjects similar to the Wolf Badge but slightly more challenging and varied. Arrow points can be earned after the Bear Badge just like the Wolf Badge.