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Be a Two-Star Timberwolf.
Be able to hop (using each foot for half the distance) around a figure eight course of approximately 25 yards.
Be able to leapfrog over another Timberwolf of the same size.
Be able to tie a bowline and clove hitch and explain their usage.
Be able to tie a Square Knot and Sheet Bend and know their uses.
Be able to turn a somersault.
Be able to use a phone and know how to seek assistance in an emergency.
Be invested as a Timberwolf.
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Camper
Collector
Conservationist
Cyclist
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Demonstrate the Timberwolf Salute.
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Explain the story of how Mowgli entered the pack.
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First Aider
First Star
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Gardener
Guide
Have 3 months satisfactory service as a Timberwolf.
Have at least 12 months satisfactory service as a Timberwolf.
Have camped as a Timberwolf no less than 14 nights.
Have participated, as a Timberwolf, on at least 12 day hikes and six night hikes.
Have taken part in a Pathfinder Patrol or Troop activity.
Hiker
Hold four of the Special Proficiency Badges. One of which must be: Guide or House Orderly.
Hold the Timberwolf First Aider Badge.
Homecraft
House Orderly
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Knotter
Know how to clean and polish a pair of boots or shoes and how to fold clothes neatly and keep tidy.
Know how to lay and light a fire out of doors and boil water over it. Understand “Leave No Trace.”
Know how to tell time using an analog clock.
Know the alphabet in Semaphore, Morse, or American Sign Language and be able to send/read simple messages slowly.
Know the composition of the American Flag and how to fold and fly it.
Know the Highway Safety Rules for pedestrians and cycling.
Know the history, composition of, and how to fly and fold the American Flag. Be able to recite the Pledge of Allegiance and sing The National Anthem.
Know the Pathfinder Tenderfoot knots and a common whipping of a rope.
Know the Pathfinder Woodcraft/Trail Signs.
Know the Scout Law and Promise.
Know the Scout Salute, Sign, and Motto.
Know the Story of B-P.
Know, in a very simple form, the legend of St. George, the patron saint of Scouting.
Leaping Wolf- Gold
Leaping Wolf- Silver
Make a list of books and read two of them; tell a story to your parents, pack, or six.
Map Reader
Modeller
Observe and point out three birds, three trees, and three other natural things.
Observer
Produce a satisfactory model made by yourself; or a set of at least eight sketches.
Recite from memory the Timberwolf Law. Explain its meaning in your own words.
Recite from memory the Timberwolf Promise. Explain its meaning in your own words.
Recite the Timberwolf Motto from memory. Explain its meaning in your own words.
Repass the Tenderpad and First Star tests.
Repass the Tenderpad tests.
Run or cycle with a verbal message of at least 15 words by a certain route and deliver it correctly.
Second Star
Seconder Stripe
Show Akela that you know how to do the Grand Howl.
Signaller
Sixer Stripe
Swimmer
Take part in a pack activity.
Team Player
Throw a ball six times (using either hand) so that a Timberwolf ten yards away can catch it. Catch a ball, both hands together, thrown to you from a distance of ten yards, four times out of six.
Timberwolf Badge
Understand the meaning of thrift in all things and show you are carrying these out in practice.
Understand the necessity of summoning adult help; clean and dress a cut; cover a scald or burn; understand danger of dirt in a wound; know the simple treatment for shock.
Understand why and how to keep hands, feet, nails, and teeth clean; and why and how to breathe through your nose.
Use a compass to show the knowledge of the eight principle points.
Walk upright, balancing a weighted item on head, for 10 yards.
Whittler Award
