Clusters are a way for Chapter members to create small groups that meet regularly. These groups may be based around an area of interest, age, need, location, or other identified quarterly or annual goal, etc. Interested in proposing and facilitating a cluster? Complete the Google form to start the review & approval process: https://forms.gle/AzNq9j3wf6trrSqA7
Active Clusters:
Monday Meetings (all ages) - A whimsical, co-lead, multidisciplinary adventure (we are going for a “Magic School Bus” vibe). for kids and adults alike. Come as you are and learn what you need. We use the Navigators Badge book and Curiosity Untamed to select badges to inspire our adventures. We complete badges over 2-3 meetings.
Navigators in Nature (all ages) - A monthly Forest School but Navigators 357 style! Using the “WILD Passport” curriculum as a guide, we will explore and investigate nature and the outdoors together while developing new skills in 5 different focus areas: Woodcraft, Shelter, Fire, Nature, and Rope. Progress in learning will be acknowledged through earning badges.
Park Explorers (all ages) - Each week we meet-up to explore a different park (mostly around Monroe County). Those who participate in Navigators in Nature may have the opportunity to practice skills learned. Other activities may include: free play, playground exploring, pop-up D&D style games, hiking, creek exploration, etc.
Field Trips (all ages) - Examples of past field trips: Penn Dixie Fossil Park, Apple Picking, Tour of Ganondagan, Hang-out at Pawsitive Cat Cafe
Special Events (all ages):
Teen Events - Mostly teen-led hang-outs at various locations: Pawsitive Cat Cafe, Video Game Lounges, Library Board Game hang, etc.
Campfire - Outdoor hang-out, food, & s’mores
Court of Awards - Where our mascot, General Clucks the VI, logs adventures, and distributes badges!
Annual Chapter Events: Not a Back to School Bash, Unbirthday (to celebrate our group), End ‘o’ Year Bash, etc.
Camping
Approved Clusters:
Minecraft Cluster (all ages)
Photography Cluster
Tinkergarten (18m - 8 y)