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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the venturing planning chart in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your crew name in the 'Crew' section. This personalizes your planning chart and helps keep track of your group's activities.
  3. Fill in the 'Month' field to specify the time frame for your planning. This will help organize meetings and events effectively.
  4. In the 'Program Features' section, outline key features for each meeting (Meeting 1, Meeting 2, Meeting 3). Detail what topics will be covered or activities planned.
  5. Document any district or council activities under 'District/Council Activity' and include weekend activities as well. This ensures all events are accounted for.
  6. List any special events or holidays that may affect your schedule in the designated section. This is crucial for comprehensive planning.
  7. Complete the 'Charter Expiration Date' field to keep track of important deadlines related to your crew's charter.
  8. Finally, utilize the 'Miscellaneous and Program Planning Date(s)' section to jot down any additional notes or important dates relevant to your program.

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The annual troop program plan should include the troops theme, objectives, advancement goals, planned activities, and training for patrol leaders. Developing the plan involves gathering resources, training boy leaders, and having a program planning conference where patrols provide input and the plan is created.
Venturing is an inclusive program through Scouting America for males and females aged 14-21 (or 13 and completed the 8th grade). Its operated through Venturing Crews, units of youth and advisors that meet on set schedules and plan activities and events for youth like you!
Organizational Structure. A crew is a kind of unit, equivalent to a troop, ship, or pack. Crews are not divided into patrols.
In Scout meetings, Scouts work on merit badges, prepare for campouts, plan service events, and grow as a group. Venturing meetings plan out the entire months activities, which tend to be similar to Scouting events, but with less focus on service and merit badges and more focus on adventures and outdoor skills.
All Venturers should earn the Venturing Rank soon after formally joining the program. Venturers then proceed by earning the Discovery Rank and Pathfinder Rank. Finally, Venturers earn the Summit Rank, in which a young person formally serves as a mentor to other Venturers in his or her crew.

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Venturing is a youth-led program all about building adventures with your friends. Choose to do activities that matter to you and develop essential skills like leadership, event-planning, organization, communication, and responsibility while having a blast!
The crew itself is led by youth members who are elected to different leadership positions. Traditionally, these include president, vice president of administration, vice president of program, secretary, treasurer, quartermaster, guide, and historian.

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