Pack Identity

Once you have a few kids invested, or when you are bringing in new wolves, you can work on building pack identity and team building. This is also a good opportunity to review investiture requirements with the kids.

• Introduce the Opening Ceremony
• Name Game
• Divide kids into sixes, assign sixers, have them work together to choose a color
• Talk about flags and national anthem, review the flag ceremony
• Have the kids work with their sixes to make flags in their chosen color
• Review Motto/Law/Promise/Sign
• Practice Grand Howl
• Talk about Dens
• Have each Six find a Den and mark it with their flag
• If there's time, you could play Capture the Flag or a tag game using the dens as bases.
• Closing Ceremony

• Timberwolf Handbooks
• American flag
• Other flags (pride flag, local or state flag)
• Felt, scissors, and glue for six flags

• Recite from memory the Timberwolf Law, and explain its meaning in your own words.
• Recite from memory the Timberwolf Promise, and explain its meaning in your own words.
• Demonstrate the Timberwolf Salute.
• Take part in a Pack and Six activity.
• Show that you know how to do the Grand Howl.
• Recite from memory the Timberwolf Motto, and explain its meaning in your own words.

• Know about the United States flag, how to fly it, about flags and symbols in your community, and how to show respect to flags and symbols.
• Know about the United States National Anthem or an alternative song that is significant to you and your community.