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===Small-group clubs===
In Small-Group Clubs and Mentoring Opportunities, boys and girls usually meet once a week for an hour, learning to work and play together through service projects.<ref>{{Cite web |title=NPO Spotlight&nbsp;– News |url=http://foundationcenter.org/pnd/news/story.jhtml?id=166900021 |access-date=January 29, 2009 |publisher=Philanthropy News Digest}}</ref> Camp Fire has numerous youth-development programs that are delivered through local and statewide councils and community partners.

The program levels are:
* '''Little Stars''' is for children ages three through five, and provides parents and preschool youth with a program-driven playgroup that gives them the opportunity to learn, grow and play.
* '''Starflight''' is for boys and girls in kindergarten through second grade. The children meet regularly in adult-supervised clubs. Meeting activities focus on the outdoors, creativity, service, acquiring new skills, learning more about themselves, and getting along with others.
*'''Adventure''' is for boys and girls in third through fifth grade. Adventure members earn Action Crafts beads for the new things they do and the good habits they learn. At this level, youth begin to accept more responsibility for choosing and planning their club activities.
* '''Discovery''' is for sixth through eighth grades, giving young people an opportunity to explore new interesting fields. Club members do much of their own planning and decision making, with the adult leader functioning more as an advisor than a supervisor. This is when Camp Fire youth are eligible to make and wear ceremonial attire, often gowns or tunics, worn only at Camp Fire ceremonials.
* '''Horizon''' is for high school-age youth in grades nine through twelve. Members participate in self-guided programs geared toward preparing them for adult responsibilities and community service. Members may earn the WoHeLo Award.