Leader/Cubmas=
ter:
"Just as when Akela went into the forest and lear= ned from the WOLF, a Cub Scout in the second grade begins working on the requirements for the Wolf badge. Cub Scouts learn about Akela and the story of Mowgli and his survival in the jungle. When a boy has comple= ted
12 achievements on the Wolf Trail, in such areas as ph= ysical fitness, exploring the world around him, fixing, building, collecting, safe= ty, our flag, our family and Duty to God, he receives his WOLF badge."
"Would the following boys and their parents pleas= e come forward? Parents, please stand behind your son."
List of boys.
"You have completed all the requirements for your= Wolf badge and have moved along the Cub Scout trail.
Receive now the mark of the Wolf, a RED mark, symboliz= ing strength and valor."
(Mark each boy with RED face paint.)
Leader present badges to parents as Assistant Leader p= aints faces.
"It is our pleasure to award your Wolf badge to y= our parents, who have been your Akela in completing these requirements. Parents, please pin the Wolf badge= to your son's left shirt pocket and congratulate him on a 'Job Well Done'. Parents, as your son't Akela, your= are entitled to proudly wear the parent's Wolf pin enclosed with your son's Wolf badge."
Cubmaster/Lea=
der:
"Parents, you have played an important roll in yo= ur son's advancement to Wolf. Yo= ur son will want to earn Arrow Points to go under his Wolf Badge. For your son to do this, he will s= till be looking to you as his Akela. Just as your son has committed to the ideals of Cub Scouting by following the Cub Scout Promise, I ask you also to make a promise. Please repeat after me..."
"We will continue to
Do our best
To help our sons
Along the achievement trail
And to share with them
The work and fun of Cub Scouting."
Cubmaster/Lea=
der:
"It is my pleasure to congratulate each one of yo= u on earning your Wolf badge!"