This is the home page for Pack 59 Den 6 (Webelos). Each Adventure below will have Chris's notes on how he conducted the adventure in the Den meeting. If you miss the meeting and are making it up, you can either do the exact same thing, or visit the linked adventure on Scouting.org to see alternate options. There may be other auxiliary materials for each Adventure (videos, printable games, etc) that are also enumerated.
Requirements
This year we must complete six required Adventures and any two elective Adventures.
We also shift from Belt Loops like previous years to Pins this year. The required adventures will have different colors on the pin, while the electives are monochrome.
You can see all Webelo Adventures on the Cub Scouts website here.
The week 1 handout is available here
Adventures
Adventure Guides (in order)
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Bobcat
- Required - 09/17/25
- PACKING LIST - Den flag, felt, scissors, markers, large whiteboard pad, American flag, dice print outs, tape, charade print out
- Scouting.org Adventure
- Opening / Closing Ceremony - Review that Denner will carry flag, lead oath and law, hand out/clean up materials
- Attention, advance colors, hand salute, pledge, scout oath, scout law, two, dismissed
- When flying flag, fast up, slow down
- Retire and fold flag
- Den Flag - Each scout will trace their hand onto felt or foam, write their name, put velcro on back, discuss their favorite outdoor activity and favorite food, and stick to the flag
- Recite Oath and Law - Everyone will recite the Scout Law and Oath and discuss Duty to God and Country, Duty to Others, and Duty to Self
- Impersonate Scout Law - Pick a law from a hat and they can draw or demonstrate it and others must guess
- Code of Conduct - Create one on poster board following guide
- Roll a Fundamental - Each scout makes a die, split into pairs, rolls and performs action
- Youth Protection - "How to Protect Your Children from Child Abuse: A Parent’s Guide."
- How to run a Flag Ceremony and how to fold the flag
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Let's Camp
- Scouting.org Adventure
- To be completed in a Den meeting (TBD)
- To be completed on Oct 10-12, May 1-3, or our overnight (TBD)
- Attend one of the 3 camping dates
- Determine where to set up camp at the camp site
- Set up your tent without help from an adult
- Share how they applied the Outdoor Code and Leave No Trace
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My Family
- Required - To be completed at home with your family and discuss faith. Complete one item from each of the 4 bullet points below. Using a piece of notebook paper, explain what you did and turn it into the Den Leader.
- Chris's Den Guide Handout
- Scouting.org Adventure
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Chef's Knife
- 10/15/25
- PACKING LIST - Den flag, American flag, crossword printouts, crossword answerkey, first aid kit, new card print outs, 6 inch kitchen knife per child, whetstone, honing rod, food to cut
- Scouting.org Adventure
- Knife Safety - complete crossword printouts and crossword answerkey
- Safety Circle - Demonstrate safety blood circle and spread out
- Knife Care and Use - Watch Knife Safety Video and discuss SASS, then have everyone practice sharpening and honing the knife
- Cut fruits or veggies - week before we will vote whether to make Fruit Salad or Salsa and practice slicing, dicing, and mincing
- Knife Safety Video
- SASS
- Stop – make sure no one else is within arm’s reach
- Away – always cut away from your finger or other body parts
- Sharp – a sharp, clean knife is a safe knife
- Store – knives closed, in a sheath or knife block
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- Required - 11/5
- Scouting.org Adventure
- Voting
- We will hold an election on what Adventure to do in the next meeting
- Discuss majority vs plurality voting
- Meeting Elected Official - Paul Conda from Cinnaminson Township Committee
- Research a Law
- Complete a service project such as Scouting for Food
- About Food Bank of South Jersey
- Pack 59 and Troop 70 combined provided
6555 items in 2025 (3756 items from our Pack alone), 5,196 items in 2023, 5585 items in 2022, 5240 food items in 2021, and Pack 59 alone provided 5,569 items in 2020, 2557 items in 2019, 1714 items in 2018
- About Video
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Earth Rocks
- 11/16
- Scouting.org Adventure
- Examine sedimentary, igeous, and metamorphic rocks
- Music Video on rock types from PBS Kids
- Complete worksheet - answers: Sedimentary, Igneous, Igneous, Sedimentary, Metamorphic, Sedimentary, Igneous, Metamorphic
- Break apart a geode
- Chris will bring a geode kit that kids will take turns opening. Bring hammer and safety glasses and mat and sock or soft container
- Mineral Test
- bring penny, glass, metal file, some rocks, vinegar
- scratch them with your finger nail, file, and each other to see scratches
- drop vinegar on scratch to see if it bubbles, and if yes, it contains calcium carbonate
- Grow a crystal
- Bring 3:1 ratio of simple syrup, skewers, plastic wrap, and cups
- Scouts pour syrup into cups
- Get skewer wet and roll in sugar
- Put it together, take home to cool dark place, wait
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Stronger, Faster, Higher
- Required - 12/3
- Scouting.org Adventure
- Learn about My Plate
- Design a Family Feast considering Nutrition, Variety, Preferences, and Dietary Needs. Comprise a main dish, side, and dessert and the ingredients required to make it. Fill out the planner and make it at home
- Create a work out plan including muscluar strength, cardio, and flexibility. Write the plan and do it for 15
- Identify a high intensity game group game (like Soccer, volleyball, ultimate frisbee, etc) to play for 30 minutes. Explain the rules and play
- Cool down with a relaxing activity like listening to music or reading a book for 10 mins
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Walkabout
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Tech On The Trail
- TBD
- Will be completed along with Walkabout
- Scouting.org Adventure
- tech safety outdoors, understanding GPS, plan 2 mile hike on a tech platform, do 2 mile walk
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My Safety
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Race Time
From 2025 Summer Camp
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Summertime Fun
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Archery
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BB Guns