Scouting America Cub Scout Pack 305 • Latrobe–Derry, Pennsylvania
Learn by Doing

Adventures & Advancement

Cub Scouts advance by completing grade-specific Adventures and earning their badge of rank.

How Advancement Works

Advancement in Cub Scouting is designed to be positive, achievable, and fun. Scouts work on age-appropriate Adventures, earn recognition along the way, and progress toward their rank badge. Recognition celebrates effort, progress, and doing your best.

Each rank includes six required Adventures and two elective Adventures. Bobcat is a required Adventure at every rank and is usually completed early in the year.

Lion, Tiger, Wolf, and Bear Scouts typically receive Adventure loops; Webelos and Arrow of Light Scouts receive Adventure pins.

The Goal Is Growth

Advancement is recognition for participating, trying, learning, and completing Adventures. Cub Scouts is designed to be active and hands-on rather than a classroom experience.