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The New Jersey Kinus |
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Family Fun
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Kinus Dates
Boy Scout Kinus – May 11-13, 2012
Cub Scout Kinus – May 18-20, 2012
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Look at that smile. On both of them.
There's a couple of people who had a lot of fun. And, that's what the New Jersey Kinus is all about. For the past 39 years, hundreds of family members, Jewish boys and girls, fathers and mothers, uncles and aunts, and even an occasional bubba and zaide, have come to the Kinus to enjoy themselves in ways that aren't possible even in the heart of Manhattan.
It's time to spend with your kids, watching them learn new things while having a grand time. Every year, we offer dozens of sessions where kids learn traditional scouting things like hiking, camping, identifying trees, and first aid. But we also offer sessions on chemistry, folklore, transportation, photography, and many more. We also teach about citizenship in our community, our country, and in the world.
Worried about camping? Fear not. We're here to help you out. We provide delicious kosher meals throughout the Kinus and offer Orthodox and Egalitarian services. We'll help you get situated and makes sure you also have fun. You can join your kids, take some of the adult learning classes we offer, or find a quiet and restful place to take a Shabbat snooze.
Register now, and come May, we'll see you there.
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More Merit Badges Please! |
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 You talked and we listened. Checkout our recently expanded merit badge selection on our Merit Badge and Interest Projects Page. And please remember to look at the merit badge requirements before coming to the Kinus. If you want to earn the badge at the Kinus, you must complete the requirements before coming to the Kinus.
The Counselor's name and email address appears on the top of the page, so contact the Counselor if you have any questions. |
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Kinus Applications |
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Here are the Kinus applications! You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader (a free application) which is available for Windows, Linux and the Mac in order to read these forms.
You need to fill out one application for each and every participant. There are separate forms for both the Cub Scout and Boy Scout kinus. If you are attending both kinusim, you need to fill out both forms.
The second part of each application is the required medical form. Again, fill this out for each participant.
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Need Chesed Hours? |
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 To produce a Kinus takes a lot of work and effort. Producing two Kinusim one after another is even harder. And, the entire Kinus is run by volunteer staff. If you need Chesed Hours for your High School or Yeshiva, please consider helping us out at the Kinus. We need volunteers both before, during, and after both Kinusim. We'll be more than happy to fill out your Chesed Hours form, or give you whatever documentation you need to fulfill your Chesed hours if you volunteer to help us. Contact our Volunteer Coordinator at
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