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Wolf Required Adventures Call of the Wild Complete requirements 1-4 plus at least one other. Requirement 1. Attend one of the following: A. A pack or family campout B. An outdoor activity with your den or pack C. Day camp D. Resident camp 2. With your family or den, make a list of possible weather changes that could happen • Print a health habits chart (below) for each boy (Achievement 3a, Wolf Handbook page 57). • Procure indoor space to play flag football, soccer, basketball, and baseball in case the weather does not permit these activities outdoors. What others are saying The Trainer's Corner was a series of Cub Scout leader helps that ran from October 2008 to June As you navigate through the various pages and postings, hopefully you will find ideas, thoughts, and examples that will help you run a better Cub Scout program. Wolf Den Record, No. 220-112 Wolf Individual Advancement Record, No. 220-115 Wolf Handbook SKU 646428 Wolf Handbook 2016 (Spanish) SKU 620135 Wolf Den Leader Guide SKU 646722 Wolf Den Leader Guide 2016 (Spanish) SKU 620488 Wolf Pocket Certificate (single) SKU 621020 Wolf Pocket Certificate (8-sheet) SKU 621021 Wolf Advancement Chart SKU 646944 Pack 103 Parent Handbook Page 3 of 22 Version: May, 2015 Background In 1916, Sir Robert Baden-Powell introduced the "Wolf Cub" program for younger boys. This program soon found its way to numerous communities in the Americas. There were also other 'younger boy' Wolf appliances equip cooks with the confidence to create memorable meals. Explore our ovens, ranges, cooktops, coffee systems, microwaves, warming drawers and more. • Print a health habits chart (see Wolf Den Meeting #3) for each boy (Achievement 3a, Wolf Handbook page 57). • Research the meaning of your state flag. • Prepare permission slips for a trip to a bowling alley at den meeting #4. Note: BSA originally published changes to Cub Scout advancement requirements in late November, 2016, in the form of an on-line document listing