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Tiger Rank

The six required Tiger Adventures and their requirements, Bobcat first, then the seventeen electives under one choice that keeps only the ones your Tiger is doing.

10 steps (117 parts inside them). 94 parts depend on questions you have not answered yet. · Version 1, published 1 November 2026 · About Tiger Rank

This is the whole plan: everything that could apply to anybody. Answering the 2 questions at the address above takes out the parts that are not for you.

Which of this applies to you

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The steps

Stage 1 of 5

1 step
  • A Tiger year: first grade, with an adult partner Milestone

    Tiger is the rank for youth who have finished kindergarten or are 6. Every Tiger Adventure is done together with a parent or other caring adult.

    Every Tiger Adventure is done with a parent or other caring adult: Guide to Advancement 4.1.1.1 makes that participation a requirement for all Lion and Tiger Adventures. The belt loops and the badge are for the Cub Scout only.

Stage 2 of 5

1 step
  • Work to the Adventures as they stand this program year Document

    Cub Scout Adventures are republished from time to time. Changes take effect at the start of the next program year, which begins June 1, unless a change says otherwise.

    Usually comes after A Tiger year: first grade, with an adult partner.

    Cub Scout Adventures are revised from time to time. Guide to Advancement 4.0.0.1 says a change to a badge of rank or an Adventure takes effect at the start of the next program year unless it says otherwise, and 4.1.0.1 puts the start of the program year at June 1. This page records the date its copy of each Adventure page was read. Check the Adventure page before relying on this one.

Stage 3 of 5

2 steps

Stage 4 of 5

5 steps

Stage 5 of 5

1 step, all ticked

This plan is a planning aid: the current Boy Scouts of America publication is always the authority, and the sources used here are listed in full. Each step names its own.