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Project Adventure x Navigation Games Training Swap
Pulling up to the estate where Project Adventure is located in Beverly Mass, I was unsure of what to expect. It was a cold day in March...
charlotte4961
May 10, 20213 min read


Orienteering Mini-Games
Orienteering is an outdoor navigation sport, in which you use a map to find checkpoints in a park or forest. Cambridge public school...
Barb Bryant
Jan 25, 20212 min read
Orienteering Professionals Talk
On January 15th, I joined a meeting of orienteering entrepreneurs to share about our businesses. Jeff Teutsch (https://navigationsports.c...
Barb Bryant
Jan 16, 20213 min read


Looking Back; Looking Forward
Dear friends of Navigation Games: Thank you for your support and participation! We would like to share our 2020 story with you — and seek...
Barb Bryant
Dec 27, 20202 min read


Orienteering Provides Youth Employment During the Pandemic of 2020
Written by Ethan Childs This summer, Navigation Games partnered with the City of Cambridge once again as a worksite for the Mayor’s...
Barb Bryant
Aug 31, 20203 min read


Teaching Kids Orienteering
We have been teaching kids orienteering for years. What are the key lessons that we've learned? Here are some: Keep kids moving. What...
Barb Bryant
Apr 24, 20202 min read


Research on children and maps
In designing orienteering-based curricula, what can we learn from research that has been done on how kids learn to make and use maps?...
Barb Bryant
Apr 22, 20202 min read


Comic Strip #2!
We're happy to announce that comic strip #2 has been added to our At-Home Orienteering lessons. In this one, we learn about Feature Tag...
Barb Bryant
Apr 17, 20201 min read


At-Home Orienteering Games
We are excited to share our at-home orienteering games! When we realized that kids would be home for a while, and PE teachers were...
Barb Bryant
Apr 15, 20201 min read


We need your support!
By early 2020, we at Navigation Games had completed a strategic planning process and felt ready to enter a period of growth. Our...
Barb Bryant
Apr 14, 20203 min read
MSYEP Week 1
By Ethan Childs This week was our first week in the Mayor´s Program! Us Mayor´s Program kids were separated into four different groups,...
Barb Bryant
Jul 17, 20191 min read


2018 Fall Middle School Champs
By Evalin Brautigam On November 8th, 2018, 34 students from five middle schools in Cambridge competed in the 2018 Fall Middle School...
Barb Bryant
Nov 15, 20182 min read


Canoe-O on The Charles
By Emie Gerard On Tuesday, August 7th, 2018, the MSYEP teens did an activity called: Canoe-O. During the Canoe-O, a number of things...
Barb Bryant
Aug 8, 20182 min read


Urban Foraging at Christian Herter Park
By Aidan O'Keefe On Tuesday, July 31st, the Mayor’s Summer Youth Employment Program headed to some woods near the Charles River, called...
Barb Bryant
Aug 6, 20182 min read


MSYEP Update
By Emie Gerard On Mondays, the Mayor's Program kids do workshops to help them teach themselves about the values of orienteering. On...
Barb Bryant
Aug 1, 20181 min read


CRLS Students Win at Junior Nationals
Cambridge Rindge and Latin School students were on the podium for every Interscholastic category at the USA Junior National Orienteering...
Barb Bryant
Apr 30, 20184 min read


Texas
Feb. 2, 2017—This is the weekend! I’m going to Texas for my second national event. Little did I know what laid ahead… Saturday: The day...
Barb Bryant
Aug 30, 20176 min read


Summer Orienteering in Full Swing!
By Hersh Kanner The summer of 2017 has begun begun, and a group of 12 high schoolers—some new to the sport and some old—are beginning...
Barb Bryant
Jul 19, 20171 min read
Magazine Beach Summer Orienteering
This summer, Navigation Games is hosting community events at Magazine Beach every Wednesday. These events are focused on giving children the
Barb Bryant
Jul 13, 20172 min read


Navigation Games and NEOC Youth Orienteering Series
By Ethan Childs Navigation Games and NEOC are working together to create a series of family-oriented events for orienteers of all levels....
Barb Bryant
Mar 29, 20171 min read
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