🏕️ What Is Cub Scouting? Cub Scouting is a fun, family-focused program that helps boys and girls in kindergarten through fifth grade learn life skills, build character, and enjoy the outdoors — all while having a great time! Each child is part of a “Den“ (a small group of kids in the same grade) and also belongs to the larger “Pack” (all the Dens together). Scouting encourages kids to “do their best,” try new things, and grow in confidence, all in a supportive, active environment. 🐾 Cub Scout Dens by Grade Lion (Kindergarten) Introduction to Scouting with simple, fun activities alongside parents. Tiger (1st Grade) Builds on independence with more outdoor and group activities. Wolf (2nd Grade) Encourages responsibility and learning through hands-on experiences. Bear (3rd Grade) Introduces basic skills in safety, nature, and citizenship. Webelos (4th Grade) Starts preparing Scouts for leadership and transition to Scouts BSA. Arrow of Light (5th Grade) Highest Cub Scout rank — helps Scouts get ready for the next level of Scouting. 📌 Note: Boys and girls are welcome in all age groups. ⭐ What Kids Learn in Cub Scouting Character Development – Learning right from wrong and doing the right thing Leadership Skills – Taking initiative and helping others Outdoor Adventure – Camping, hiking, and nature activities Citizenship – Understanding community, country, and how to help Teamwork & Friendship – Making new friends and working together 👨👩👧👦 Scouting Is Family-Oriented Parents are encouraged to participate and support their Scout’s journey. From weekend campouts to Pinewood Derby races, there’s something for everyone!