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Scouts are grouped by grade into dens, and each den works toward its own rank across the year. Find your scout's grade below and step into their den—or read the full advancement overview in the Parents' Guide.
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THE WOLF DEN
THE WOLF DEN
Second Grade
Second graders start standing on their own two feet. Wolves take on more independence—knot-tying, first aid, and real time outdoors—while still having a blast doing it.
The parent partner steps back a little this year, and scouts start to feel like they're earning things, not just showing up. This is where Scouting starts to click.
What is expected of my Scout and me?
What is expected of my Scout and me?
Parents are expected to attend all meetings and participate with their Scout!
What do we need?
What do we need?
Each Scout needs to purchase a blue uniform shirt, blue belt, Pack numerals, and other required patches per the Scout Shop Staff and rank handbook from the Scout Shop
If you are brand new to Scouting, you will also need to purchase your rank neckerchief
With your Scout, complete the exercises in the pamphlet How to Protect Your Children From Child Abuse: A Parent's Guide
Complete a Medical Form, Parts A and B, for every participating member of your family
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