PERSONNEL
Cubmaster, advancing Cub Scouts, parents, den leaders.
 

EQUIPMENT
A ceremonial awards board. Set up the board with strings and panels in place, certificates, badges, and arrow points to be awarded; safety pins; five colored candles (white-Bobcat, yellow-Wolf, red-Bear, blue-Webelos, green-Arrow of Light) in any kind of candelabra, and a table.
 

ARRANGEMENT
Cub Scouts seeking Wolf rank line up to the right of the ceremonial awards board with their parents. The den leaders stand to the left of the board. All face the audience. As the ceremony opens, only those candles are burning that represent ranks for which no awards are to be given. Badges and arrow points to be awarded are fastened (transparent tape is good) to the appropriate panel of the ceremonial board. Certificates may be placed on a table, ready to be presented with the badges and arrow points.
 

Cubmaster: (Lights the candle representing the Wolf rank.) In order to advance to the Wolf rank, you Cub Scouts and parents have worked together, played together, and made things together. As a Cub Scout team you must pull together a little longer and harder to earn each succeeding rank. Will parents and boys pull the string attached to the panel representing the Wolf rank. (Out of the base of the ceremonial board a panel appears with the word "Wolf' on it. Fastened to the panel are Wolf badges and Gold and Silver Arrow Points for the eligible Cub Scouts.)
 

Den Leader: (Takes the badges and arrow points to present to the parents.) Parents, pin this badge on the left pocket of your sods uniform shirt. The Wolf Cub Scout Book will show you the correct position when you sew the badge on his shirt. And here is a certificate of your son's new rank. He will carry it with pride. Congratulations to you, parents and Cub Scouts, on the progress you have made. Keep climbing together.