They gain a better understanding of water and air pollution through experimentation. Endangered species facts are learned by participating in role-playing games. Children leave on Saturday morning with an enlightened understanding of the impact humans have on this planet and of how even one child can help make positive changes. They learn and develop peaceful alternatives to conflicts that might ordinarily result in violence. These students work on high-quality service projects for their communities, and learn and develop conflict resolution skills which help them deal with dangerous situations in their daily lives.
Rehearsals are weekly.
Trainings are monthly. Cabinet A program for 9th through 12th graders which focuses on learning independent life skills and advocating for issues which affect them, through leadership, teaching, service and speaking out. The culminating goal is to earn Camp Fire's highest youth award, the WoHeLo Medallion.