The newest pin in Club Penguin is the Compass Pin. You can find the compass pin in the boiler room.
You may wonder: why a compass? Well, if you look at the upcoming events in Club Penguin Times Issue 250, you will see that the Mountain Expedition is coming to Club Penguin on August 13! I think this is pretty cool since they decided to come up with something new.
The Club Penguin Times has finally reached issue 250! Sadly, there isn’t any celebration for issue 250. There wasn’t a celebration for issue 200 either, but there WAS a celebration back in the day for Issue 100! Anyways, the newest issue is issue 250.
There is an article about the new stamps, and it talks about “surprising” ways of earning stamps.
Afterwards, you’ll find a page talking about customizing your stamp book. Sadly, it’s a member only feature.
Aunt Arctic is celebrating the 250th issue, and gives a few fun facts about the CPT back in the days.
Last week, Club Penguin asked about your favorite stamp of all time. Friitzee08 said:
I’ve collected a lot of pins over the year. And they’re all so great. But, I prefer a special one. Like the recycle pin! It’s a small symbol, but it changes the world by a %100. I’m pretty sure it’s made out of recycled stuff from the recycle center near the mine (; Each pin, I have stands for something. So, I try to wear a new one everyday to show my ‘pin-spirit’!
Since stamps came out this week, we would like to know what kind of stamps you would like to see, so leave a comment and tell us all about it!
Club Penguin released the stamps yesterday, so if you haven’t had a chance to look at them, check out my Club Penguin Stamp Cheats.However, today, I have a sneak peek of a stamp that will be coming to Club Penguin soon!
What do you think? I think it may have to do with Dance Contest since the penguin appears to be dancing. It could also have to do with his orange hair. Hmm… Who know?!
Club Penguin released Field Op 7 today! To begin, visit the EPF Headquarters and read the briefing about today’s mission.
To begin, go to the Beacon and walk to the switch.
This puzzle is very similar to the one in Field Op 4, except this one is harder.
I like these field ops, but the missions are pretty cool as well. Since we are having weekly field ops, will we still have missions in the future? Tell me what you think will happen to missions!
The Club Penguin team has finally released stamps. To begin, open your player card.
Your penguin may receive a few stamps to start with. The number of stamps actually depends on the penguin’s age.
It’s a good idea to flip through the stamp book a bit since there are so many ways to earn stamps, even for non-members!
You can view your friends’ stamp book by clicking the stamp icon on their Player Card.
To edit your stamp book, click the pencil button in the lower right hand corner.
You can customize the look of your stamp collection from there. The interface is pretty awesome in my opinion.
Every time you earn a brand new stamp, you will get a notice.
When you open your stamp book, you will get an overview of the latest stamps you’ve earned.
You can also receive many stamps for playing certain games. For example, you can earn up to 9 stamps in Thin Ice.
Club Penguin has also created several new start screens advertising these stamps.
I think this is pretty cool, especially since non-members can earn stamps as well. What do you think about this?
Few Hints (more coming):
Club Penguin has a brand new book for you all to unlock! This brand new book is Awesome Official Guide To Club Penguin, so I have some new book codes for you when I get my hands on that book!
Here, we have some book codes for the book. Note that Club Penguin puts What word is on page x, y words from the left on line z, we will have Page x line z, yth word. Here they are:
If you are going to use these for your own site, please link back to this page! If you are having a hard time with these, you might want to get the book from Amazon so you can unlock the blue book on your own. If you liked these book codes, be sure to check out all our other Club Penguin Book Codes!
The newest issue of the Club Penguin Times, Issue 249, talks about many cool new things, including stamps.
Stamps will be coming on July 27, and they will be awarded for buddy activities, game skills, and much more.
To further explain the process of how stamps work, they have created a how-to page!
There’s an article about the new Music Catalog at the Lighthouse.
The In Focus this week is on Jet Pack adventure, perhaps for the millionth time.
The secret this week talks about the different things your puffle can do in games.
There is a puzzle shuffle. Those are pretty cool, except they can be very time consuming.
Here are the upcoming events:
