Club Programs
Want a way to stay engaged all year long? Sign your kiddo up for one of our after-school clubs!
Curriculum
Camp Fire participants will journey down 5 different trails throughout each program progression. In order to complete a trail, youth must complete certain meeting requirements. As youth participants get older, the objectives throughout each trail cater to their developmental milestones and will progressively encourage youth participants to advance their knowledge and understanding. Group leaders have access to curriculum guides pertaining to each program level. Each guide is broken down by trail and provides meeting lessons for leaders to then seek input from their group participants. The trails are as follows:
Trail to Knowing Me -
Youth participants learn about relationships, improve communication skills, gain self-knowledge, and learn how to stay healthy and safe.
Trail to Family and Community -
Youth participants learn about families and communities, how to work as a team, how to become effective leaders, and how to help out in their homes and communities.
Trail to The Environment -
Youth participants will understand and appreciate the natural world by participating in activities focused on nature, environmental awareness, and animals. Participants will explore and take hikes, engage in hands-on learning about earth and life sciences, and gain outdoor skills.
Trail to The Future -
Youth participants will develop numerous mental and physical skills needed for their futures. Participants may play sports and games to teach sharing, teamwork, and good sportsmanship. Children learn to cook, explore the physical sciences, and learn to stay physically fit.
Recognition Items
As youth participants continue throughout the program progressions, they will earn emblems, studs, pins and various other recognition items to show the successes they are accomplishing in the Camp Fire program. Such items are displayed on a vest or sash.
Clubs We offer
Starflight
This program is for youth in kindergarten through 2nd grade. Youth begin developing good communication skills, start learning how they can make a difference by completing community service projects of their choice, and experiment in the arts and science.
adventure
This program is for youth in 3rd through 5th grade. Youth participants begin to focus on making goals, breaking the goals into smaller pieces, and working to achieve their goals. They also learn how to work as a team and begin building their leadership skills.
discovery
This program is designed for youth in 6th through 8th grade. By now youth have developed strong interests in various topics and the Camp Fire curriculum helps youth explore this interest but also introduces them to new things. Youth also begin developing life skills and learn to explore technology safely.
Horizon
This program is for youth in 9th through 12th grade. While completing this program youth are gaining skills and knowledge that will help them succeed as adults. They learn about budgets, how to recognize healthy and unhealthy relationships, how to apply for jobs, and continue their journey of self-discovery.
