Figure 1.--Here we see a group of FSE Canada Timber Wolves playing a gme during the weekly meeting. |
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FSE Canada Explorers are an all-volunteer youth movement which offers same gender programs at different levels with orograms carefully designed for each age group. The four key levels are:
Otters (known as Beavers elsewhere) ages 7 and 8,
Timber Wolves (known as Cubs or Wolf Cubs elsewhere) ages 9 to 12,
Explorers (known as Scouts or Venturers elsewhere) ages 12 to 16, and
Wayfarers (known as Rovers elsewhere) ages 17 and up. The age level structure is similar to that of Scout groups around the world.
FSE Otters (known as Beavers elsewhere) is the program for children ages 7 and 8.
Timber Wolves (known as Cubs or Wolf Cubs elsewhere) is the program for children ages 9 to 12.
Explorers (known as Scouts or Venturers elsewhere) is the program for children age 12 to 16.
Wayfarers (known as Rovers elsewhere) were for children age 17 and up.
Ritchi, Paul. Group Leader, FSE Canada, E-mail, January 2, 2006.
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