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Below are pictures of the belt loops and pins that can be earned by the Cub
Scouts. Most of these belt loops and pin can be earned by your son
with your help and guidance. Participation
may take place at home, with the family, or within a den, a pack, or the
community. (The Archery
and BB Shooting belt loops and pins must be earned at official Cub Scout
events on an official BSA facility range.) Your son may earn any or all of
these recognition items.
Click
here for the Concepts
and Guidelines for the Cub Scout Academics and Sports Program.The Virtual
Cub Scout Academics & Sports Guide has a handy drop down menu of the various
Academics and Sports Belt Loops and Pins that can be earned and the
requirements for doing so. Just click on the A & S patch below to be
linked to the Virtual Cub Scout Academics & Sports Guide. The
requirements drop down
menu is on the middle of the guide's main page. Just select the belt
loop/pin you would like requirements information on and it will display it
for you.
So find some belt loops and pins your son would be interested in earning
and go have some fun. Let your Den Leader know which belt loops/pins
your son has earned so that they can record the achievement and get the
recognition item for your son. |
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The Academics and
Sports letter, "C" (No. 00805), is available to boys for displaying
Academics and Sports pins that Tiger Cubs, Cub Scouts, and Webelos Scouts
earn. The letter, representing "Cub Scouts," can be worn on a sweater or
jacket, or displayed or framed. It does not go on the uniform. There are no
specific requirements for earning the letter, as it is designed merely to
display pins.
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