Webelos are the final steps in the Cub Scout experience. Webelos Scouts are still in Cub Scouting, however also plan some outings with the Boy Scouts to prepare for the transition.  They take part in Cub Scout pack meetings, events, and outings.  The Webelos den also makes its own plans to enjoy many activities too advanced for younger boys.

Webelos Scouts do not work toward achievements and electives as other boys in Cub Scouting. Webelos Scouts work on activity badges.

Webelos Scouts are encouraged to participate in activities that prepare them for becoming Boy Scouts.

Webelos I is for boys in the fourth grade and/or are 9-10 years old.

Webelos II is for boys in the fifth grade and/or are 10-11 years old.

The ultimate goal of a Webelos Scout is to earn the Arrow of Light badge, the highest award in Cub Scouting and the only patch from Cub Scouts that can be worn on the Boy Scout uniform, and to cross-over to a Boy Scout Troop.

Webelos I Den Leader:
Jerome LeGrand and Autumn Roberts
Webelos II Den Leader: 
Gina Kelley

A Scout Shirt (Webelos have the option to wear the blue Cub Scout shirt or the Kaki Boy Scout shirt), Belt (you will need this for your beltloops you earn), a neckerchief and slide, a hat (optional) and a Handbook.
You will also need a Council Patch, den numeral patch, a pack numeral patchs (30), and a World Crest Emblem.  Webelos also wear the "colors" which are the yellow, red, and green tassles that hold the Activity Pins.