Pack 59 Den 6

Cinnaminson, NJ

Pack Links

Pack Calendar from Scoutbook

Hello, Webelos!

This is the home page for Pack 59 Den 6 (Bears).

Each Adventure below will have a Chris's Den Guide which is something I write to guide the Adventure together. You can see other similar ideas on the Scouting.org Adventure page for that Adventure. There may be other auxilary 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.

Required Adventures have a color icon on the belt loop while electives are a monochromatic dark green.

You can see all Webelo Adventures on the Cub Scouts website here.

Adventures (in order of schedule)

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Adventure Guides

From 2025 Summer Camp

The Basics FAQ

What is a den versus a pack?

The Den is the small group within the same age group

The Pack is comprised of all dens together with their leaders and families

You can read more about how Cub Scouts is organized here.

What do Class A and B Uniforms mean?

Class B uniforms are the blue t-shirts and are worn to most den meetings

Class A uniforms are the full button sown shirt with patches and worn to official events and pack meetings

Where and when are meetings held?

Most Den meetings are held at Covenant Presbyterian Church at 2618 New Albany Rd, Cinnaminson, NJ 08077

Most Pack meetings are across the street from the Church at New Albany School.

Be sure to check the calendar for each event in case the location changes.

For the Bear year (2024-25 school year), most Den meetings are held on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of the month unless excplicitly told otherwise.

Pack meetings vary. Check the Pack Calendar above for more details.

What is proper patch placement?

You can see a visual representation here.

Bobcat FAQ

What is the Scout Law?

A Scout is:

Trustworthy

Loyal

Helpful

Friendly

Courteous

Kind

Obedient

Cheerful

Thrifty

Brave

Clean

Reverent

Read more here.

What is the Scout Oath?

On my honor, I will do my best

To do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law;

To help other people at all times;

To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight.

The three points of the oath are duty to God and Country, then duty to others, and finally duty to self.

What is the Scout Motto?

Do Your Best!

Events and Activities FAQ

How do I sign up to sell popcorn?

Popcorn sales are handled via Trails End and 15% of proceeds directly go into your Scout Account.

More details on the pack site.

When signing up, you will create an account on the Trails End website. Enter that you are: Garden State Council and Pinelands district and Pack 4059. This should create a sign up code of Q8VYD. Now you have an account that benefits the Pack and you can sell at shifts using the app. However if you want your scout to get credit for online purchases, there is a Scout Code you will need to give others so your scout gets full credit from online purchases.

How does Scouting for Food work?

On the second Saturday of November, scouts will meet at Covenant Presbyterian Church at 9am to pick up route assignments.

Scouts and their families will get one or more packets of maps.

On that 2nd Saturday of November, scouts will deliver a door hanger and plastic bag to each house on their map(s)

On the third Saturday of November, scouts will revisit the same houses from the same maps to pick up all donated food items. If you cannot make both weeks, please contact Scout Leaders to handle reassignments. There is no need to meet together at the Church, go directly to your assigned routes after 9am

ALl items are then delivered to our rally point. Scout leadership will share the address. You will be asked to drop off all food, a count of items, and how many hours scouts and adults volunteered.

If you miss the drop off time, deliver directly to the Food Bank of South Jersey at 692 Rancocas Road Westampton, NJ 08060

This is organized through our associated Scouts BSA Troop, Troop 70.

What are the rules for Pinewood Derby?

There are a lot of rules about the size, shape, weight, and composition of Pinewood Derby Cars. Our pack has the rules listed on their site here.

What forms do I need for camping?

For all scouting activities (tours and camping trips less than 72 hours), all scouts and adult participants must complete medical forms A and B and turn in to the leader prior to attending. They can be downloaded here.

All events longer than 72 hours also require section C (a pre-participation physical) completed by a doctor. You can get form ABC here.

Any other forms I may need?
  • You can register for the Pack or request more information about registration here.
  • For all scouting activities (tours and camping trips less than 72 hours), all scouts and adult participants must complete medical forms A and B and turn in to the leader prior to attending. They can be downloaded here.
  • All events longer than 72 hours also require section C (a pre-participation physical) completed by a doctor. You can get form ABC here.
  • To get reimbursement from the Pack, use this form.
  • The Pack Family Orientation Guide can be found here.