team

• The Lion or Tiger and adult partner.

 

Tiger

• A Cub Scout who is in the first grade and registered with an adult partner, as a member of a Tiger den.

 

Tiger den

• A group of five to eight Tigers and their adult partners who are part of a Cub Scout pack

 

trained leader

• Every leadership position in Scouting has several training requirements to be considered fully trained. Leaders who complete all of the requirements for the particular position are qualified to wear the “trained” emblem on their uniform.

 

Trained Leader emblem

• This emblem may be worn by all leaders, youth and adult, who have completed Youth Protection training and the basic training course(s) appropriate to their positions. It may be worn only in connection with the emblem of office for which training has been completed.

 

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Uniform

• A distinctive part of Scouting is its uniformed membership. The uniform is the prescribed clothing for any and all official Cub Scout events and activities.  In Pack 11, the minimum uniform consists of a blue uniform shirt (Tiger through Webelos rank levels) with all patches (council, pack number, den number, world scouting, and rank), appropriate neckerchief (orange for Tigers, red for Wolfs, blue for Bears, and plaid for Webelos), and the appropriate neckerchief slide.  The Arrow of Light Scouts wear the tan uniform shirt. Hats and belts are optional parts of the Pack 11 uniform.

 

Unit

• Each individually chartered Pack, Troop, Post, Lodge, or Crew in Scouting America is a unit. It’s affairs are administered by the unit committee, which is appointed by the chartered organization.

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Webelos

• The rank designed for a Cub Scout who is in the fourth grade.

 

 

Webelos den

• A group of Webelos Scouts who meet twice a month under the supervision of a Webelos den leader.

 

Webelos den chief

• A Scout or Venturer who has been appointed to help direct the activities of a Webelos den.

 

Webelos Scout

• (Pronounced WEE-buh-los.) A Cub Scout who is in the fourth grade and is a member of a Webelos den. The word “Webelos” which means WE’ll BE Loyal Scouts) should always be used as a modifier, never as a noun.  Webelos is both the singular and plural form.

 

Webelos Scout overnighter

• A one night campout by Webelos Scouts and their parent or guardian.

 

Wolf

• The rank designed for a Cub Scout who is in the second grade.

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Youth Protection program

• This Scouting America emphasis fights child abuse by teaching youth the “three R’s”: Recognize, Respond, and Report child abuse; by helping parents and Scouters learn to recognize indications of child abuse and situations that could lead to potential abuse; and by teaching them how to handle child abuse situations or reports. Youth training is called personal safety awareness. For all registered adults (volunteer and professional Scouters), Youth Protection training is mandatory. See "Safeguarding Youth".