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December Gifts of Nature Do you like giving to others and using your resources wisely and creatively? Come to Camp Bonnie Brae to create gifts made from things we find in nature. You will make homemade gifts to take home and some to be donated to others. Teambuilding and games will also be part of the fun. Participants should pack their own lunch and drink. Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Holiday Gifts from the Heart Hey girls, instead of shopping for holiday gifts, why not make some instead? In this spirited workshop, girls will make a variety of gifts for friends and family. The holidays are a time of giving, so if you choose, one of your creations will be donated to a local needy child. Artzzone Craft Patch is included. Open to all ages - projects will vary by age groups. Register directly with Artzzone by calling 978-345-1600 or email info@artzzone.com. Details:
Cake Decorating for Juniors Have your cake and eat it too! Learn basic cake decorating techniques like icing, piping and transferring a pattern. Bring an 8 or 9 inch round cake to decorate. You'll receive a supply kit to use during the workshop and take home along with all the yummy goodies you've decorated yourself! An "Icing Fun" participation patch is included. Details:
Science Discovery Overnight Juniors can earn the 'Science Discovery" or "Sky Search" badges at these exciting Springfield Science Museum Camp Ins. At these overnights participants will meet new friends while they interact in science related hands-on workshops and demonstrations. Girls will set up camp by a boa constrictor, under a dinosaur or next to a turtle pond. There will be a pizza party in the evening and a light breakfast will be served before grils leave in the morning. Secured overnight parking for chaperones is provided. To register, contact the Springfield Science Museum at 413-263-6800 x330 or campins@springfieldmuseums.org. Details:
All About Science Supershop Make it Matter as you Discover Science! This super science workshop will cover two complete badges: Making It Matter and Science Discovery. You'll create and invent in this super "experimental" workshop. Bring a bag lunch. Badges are included. Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Art to Wear What you wear says a lot about who you are. If you are interested in fashion design or the history of clothing, or if you just want to change your fashion look, join us for this program. Educator Anne Benoit will lead girls through creating their own art. Each girl needs to bring a t-shirt and cardboard to fit into the shirt. Badges are not provided. To register, you must contact Anne Benoit at girlscoutprograms@yahoo.com. Details:
Safety First Many injuries at home or away from home can be prevented if you use common sense and practice good safety behaviors. Learn how to put safety first during this event. The program includes free time in the museum after the program. Groups may bring a bag lunch and eat in a designated area in the museum. If the morning session fills, they will add an afternoon session. To register, you must contact the Holyoke Children’s Museum at 413-536-7048, ext 207 or email Dayna Abrazinski at dabrazinski@childrensmuseumholyoke.org. Details:
Winter Sports Get a taste of winter with the Bershire Eastern Mountain Sports store. Learn basic snowshoe techniques and proper fitting, as well as the history surrounding the popular sport. Investigate the types of clothing and equipment needed for a safe and fun outing. Then head out to the woods, where you will search for animal tracks and identify trees that are used for traditional snowshoe frames. You'll learn how to coll down your body with some light stretches. Snowshoes will be provided (to ensure proper fitting, please include your height and weight on your registration form). Dress warm and wear sturdy boots. Bring water and a snack. You will need to complete additional activities to earn the "Winter Sports" badge (a list of suggestions will be provided). Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Cookie Kick Off (Auburn) Girl Scout troops and families are invited to kick off the 2009 Girl Scout Cookie Sale Program. There will be activities for all ages and a special program at 1:00 pm. Details:
To register, complete the Cookie Kick Off Registration Form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Cookie Kick Off Girl Scout troops and families are invited to kick off the 2009 Girl Scout Cookie Sale Program. There will be activities for all ages and a special program at 1:00 pm. Details:
To register, complete the Cookie Kick Off Registration Form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Grades K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Springfield - AMF Airways Lanes Sundays, January 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2009 11:00 am - 1:00 pm Have fun while excercising, learning new skills and meeting new friends. Experienced instructors will guide participants through learning the skills necessary to enjoy bowling. Discover a healthy way to make those long winter Sundays roll away! Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Frosty Fun Winter is a favorite season for many of the Arcadia staff. There is so much to see with the leaves off the trees and the snow providing a place for animals to leave their footprints. Join us at Arcadia for a frosty morning at Arcadia earning your “Frosty Fun” badge. First we’ll be sure that everyone is dressed for the weather by reviewing the best fabrics and footwear to stay warm and dry. Outdoors we will search for animal tracks and even winter insects in the snow. Girls will take a test in which they put their hands in icy cold water but with insulation! Badges are not included. Be sure to dress to be outdoors for half the time. To register you must contact Arcadia at (413) 584-3009. Details:
Fun with Ceramics and Clay Ceramics and clay is Artzzone's specialty! You'll work with a variety of clay and ceramic mediums. You'll mold it, fold it, and roll it! You'll also learn how to glaze and fire a piece of bisque painted by you. Earn your Ceramics and Clay badge at this fun and informative workshop. Badges can be purchased separately at the council store. $1.50 extra per girl if you need your pieces shipped to you. Register directly with Artzzone by calling 978-345-1600 or email info@artzzone.com. Details:
Books What would the world be like without books? How else would you find out about the past, visit distant places and planets from your chair? Want to get involved in a good story? Then this program is for you. Badges are not provided. To register, you must contact Anne Benoit at girlscoutprograms@yahoo.com. Details:
Earth Connections Become an ecologist and study an ecosystem to learn about the different levels of plant life. Learn about growth rings and identify ten trees. Play an eco-game and learn about problems that affect our environment and how you can TAKE ACTION to protect earth's ecosystems. Badges can be purchased separately at the Girl Scout store. Register directly with Mass Audubon Society by calling MAS Broad Meadow Brook at 508-753-6087, or email sfarnam@massaudubon.org. Details:
Wistariahurst Museum - Architecture Badge Take a walking tour of Wistariahurst and note the architectural details. You'll study floor plans and learn how to create rooms through a hands-on activity. Then, you will have a chance to design your own gardens and create a model structure using your imagination. please bring a bag lunch: refrigeration provided. To register, send Event Registration Form with payment to Wistariahurst Museum, 238 Cabot Street, Holyoke, MA 01040 or call 413-322-5660. Details:
Being My Best When you have a good opinion of yourself, you take positive risks and avoid negative ones. You make and keep friends, and you’re successful in life! Try this badge to build the skills you need for being your best! The program includes free time in the museum after the program. Groups may bring a bag lunch and eat in a designated area in the museum. If the morning session fills, they will add an afternoon session. To register, you must contact the Holyoke Children’s Museum at 413-536-7048, ext 207 or email Dayna Abrazinski at dabrazinski@childrensmuseumholyoke.org. Details:
Crafty Camp-In for Juniors Craft the night away at this super-crafty overnight! We'll make s'mores, sing songs and DO CRAFTS! From wet clay to ceramics, decoupage to painting, sleep among the crafts in this totally cool overnighter. Artz Zone craft patch is included. Register directly with Artzzone by calling 978-345-1600 or email info@artzzone.com. Details:
Fit and Fabulous It's time for girls and the women special to them to take some time to talk about what's going on in their lives and have a great time together. The “fit" is about being healthy inside and the “fabulous" is all about the outside appearance. Spend the day together, sharing your ideas and being energized. Dynamic professionals will share strategies to maintain a healthy lifestyle and help you discover your own fashion style. There will be fun activities, lively discussions, door prizes and fun! Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Rocks Rock New date added due to popular demand! Earn your Rocks Rock badge while you search the sanctuary for signs of geologic events. Learn how to test and classify rocks and learn about fossils while making one to take home. CONNECT: Talk with a geologist about what the job entails and what career opportunities there are for geologists. Badges can be purchased separately at the Girl Scout store. Register directly with Mass Audubon Society by calling MAS Broad Meadow Brook at 508-753-6087, or email sfarnam@massaudubon.org. Details:
Girl Scout Day with the UMass Minutewomen Basketball Team Girl Scouts and troop leaders wearing some sort of identifying item (sash, uniform, etc) will be admitted for a special $2 admission. General Admission rates for all others will be $4 for adults and $2 for children. A special scout contest will be held to find the most creative banner or poster supporting the UMASS team … the winning troop will receive an edible prize from their concession stand! For advance ticket sales please call Kyle Olson in the UMASS ticket office at 1-866-UMASS-TIX or stop by the ticket office located on the first floor of the Mullins Center. Details:
February Astronomy Overnight The winter months are the perfect time to explore the night skies. Earn the Sky Search badge while participating in fun astronomy activities, then take a night hike on the grounds of the sanctuary. This program is set up for small troops looking for an overnight experience with an outdoor component. If your group is larger than 15, contact Broad Meadow Brook to set up your own date (other topics and badges are available). Trained overnight leader and first aider required with each group. Badges can be purchased separately at the council store. Register for this event directly by calling Martha at 508-753-6087 x22 or email mgach@massaudubon.org. Details:
Sky Search Join Naturalist and Astronomer Kevin Kopchynski to earn your “Sky Search’ badge. Learn how to read a star map and about the constellations. Discover why people can navigate using stars. Listen to a story about the night sky and stars. Hopefully the skies will be clear and we can go out to observe the stars, moon, and constellations first hand. If not, we will learn of the stars and complete the requirements indoors. Arcadia does not provide the badges. To register you must contact Arcadia at (413) 584-3009. Details:
National Girls and Women in Sports Day Clinic Try new activities; discover your interests; find your potential. The Springfield College Athletic Department is inviting Girl Scouts to fun-filled, energy-packed, sports clinics for softball, indoor rock climbing and volleyball. No previous experience necessary. Girls will have lunch with Spirit, the college mascot, and are welcome to stay and cheer on the Springfield athletes as they compete in basketball and/or swim competitions. Bring a brown bag lunch and wear sneaks. Details:
To register, use the GSCWM registration form. National Girls and Women in Sports Day Are you curious about trying new sports? Interested in health and wellness topics? Then this is the place for you! You will have the opportunity to try a variety of sports and talk about issues that are important to you. When you register, you'll complete a short questionnaire to help determine the workshops for the day. This is an event co-sponsored by local girl-serving organizations such as the YWCA, Girls, Inc., AAUW and the Girl Scouts. For more information and to register, call: 508-791-3181 x3022 or x3063. Details:
Winter Camp If you like Winterfest, give Winter Camp a try! With snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, snow sculptures, and nature hikes, Winter Camp will prove to be the best cure for cabin fever. Participants will sleep in heated buildings, but should pack warm clothing and plan to do snowy, outdoor activities. This program is for girls only! Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Wistariahurst Museum - Textile Arts for Teens Wistariahurst Museum was home tos ilk manufacturer William Skinner. Come tour the home and explore textile arts and silk production. Girls will meet a local artisan and make their own crafts: creating a book of fabric samples, exploring hand embroidery, and completing a small quilting project such as a pillow or purse. Finally, there will be a discussion on how historians and preservationists approach textiles and the skills and education required to work in those fields. Please bring a bag lunch: refrigeration provided. To register, send Event Registration Form with payment to Wistariahurst Museum, 238 Cabot Street, Holyoke, MA 01040 or call 413-322-5660. Details:
Winter Sports Get a taste of winter with the Bershire Eastern Mountain Sports store. Learn basic snowshoe techniques and proper fitting, as well as the history surrounding the popular sport. Investigate the types of clothing and equipment needed for a safe and fun outing. Then head out to the woods, where you will search for animal tracks and identify trees that are used for traditional snowshoe frames. You'll learn how to coll down your body with some light stretches. Snowshoes will be provided (to ensure proper fitting, please include your height and weight on your registration form). Dress warm and wear sturdy boots. Bring water and a snack. You will need to complete additional activities to earn the "Winter Sports" badge (a list of suggestions will be provided). Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. First Aid Awareness for Juniors Learn first aid skills. Practice calling 911. Learnto care for cuts, sprains, nosebleeds and choking. Discuss fire, bike helmut and sports safety. Complete a first aid challenge. Lunch will be provided. Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Predator/Prey Tracking on Snowshoes Who are the predators at Northfield Mountain and who are the prey? By looking at posters, mounts, skulls and books indoors and following tracks outdoors to observe behavior, the group will try to answer this essential question. Scouts will learn through activities and the use of tracking journals, and will do their best to find answers about who eats whom – or maybe discover even more fascinating questions! Please bring water bottles; wear wind pants or gaiters if you have them; and dress in warm layers that can be shed as we get moving. A light snack will be shared on the trail and the group will return to the building to warm up with hot chocolate at the end of the program. To register contact Northfield Mountain at 800-859-2960. Details:
Mount Holyoke College World Thinking Day Join the Campus Girl Scouts for a morning of celebrating World Thinking Day. Each girl will complete a badge centered on the 2008-2009 Thinking Day theme. Last year the badge activities included discussing Water. To register please contact Annie Scott: scott22a@mtholyoke.edu. Details:
Tennis for All Challenge yourself to learn a new skill. Girls will have a ball learning how to play tennis in an active, Girl Scout friendly environment. The staff at Ludlow Tennis Club will provide basic on-court instruction, designed to introduce this life-long sport to beginner players. Girls must wear sneakers (no black soled sneakers) and loose, comfortable clothing. Bring a tennis racquet if possible. Extra racquets will be available to borrow. Tennis balls will be provided. Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Around the World with Juliette Low Have fun learning about Girl Scouts and Girl Guides from across the globe while earning your "Girl Scouting Around the World" badge (included). Tour our council museum, learn songs from other countries and make a fun international craft while you learn about and celebrate Thinking Day with our museum volunteers and your fellow Junior Girl Scouts. Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Winterfest Come to Camp Bonnie Brae to try your hand at cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. Learn about how animals stay warm in the winter, make snow sculptures, crafts, and more! Participants should bring a lunch and drink and remember to dress warmly as most of the day’s activities will take place outside. Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Environmental Health Staying healthy is about more than just eating an apple a day – it’s also about understanding the environment, taking care of it, and not getting too much of a good thing. You’ll learn about all these things and more at this program. The program includes free time in the museum after the program. Groups may bring a bag lunch and eat in a designated area in the museum. If the morning session fills, they will add an afternoon session. To register, you must contact the Holyoke Children’s Museum at 413-536-7048, ext 207 or email Dayna Abrazinski at dabrazinski@childrensmuseumholyoke.org. Details:
Mount Holyoke College Cultural Exploration Day Come and explore a different culture than your own. Each girl will earn her badge while meeting people from around the world and experiencing a new culture in a fun way. Brownie Girl Scouts will work on People of the World Try-It and Junior Girl Scouts will work on their World Neighbors badge. Badges not provided. To register contact, Annie Scott: scott22a@mtholyoke.edu. Details:
Medieval Maidens The Middle Ages was an era of knights, fair ladies, princesses and castles. Girls will learn about medieval times beyond the tales of adventure and make-believe and find out about the lives of girls and women during this time in history. They'll take a tour, do a craft and have fun earning Our Council's Own "Medieval Maidens" badge (included). Register directly with Higgins Armory Museum by contacting Rhonda Houle at 508-853-6015 x20 or email rhoule@higgins.org. Details:
Wistariahurst Museum - Communication Arts Learn to communicate through different means: using Braille, images, words and sign. You will learn to convey messages using different ways of communication. Wistariahurst Museum, the restored home of a prominent Holyoke family, reflects the architecture and style of the mid-nineteenth century. Programs offered promote an appreciation of the culture of the times, as well as teach a variety of creative arts. To register, send Event Registration Form with payment to Wistariahurst Museum, 238 Cabot Street, Holyoke, MA 01040 or call 413-322-5660. Details:
Stress Less Badge Being stressed out stinks! Unfortunately, you can feel stressed out over many things: moving, starting a new school, fighting with a friend, listening to news, even being out in bad weather! Help is here. Find out some of the ways you can relax. Badges are not provided. To register, you must contact Anne Benoit at girlscoutprograms@yahoo.com. Details:
Museum of Science Overnight These wonderful overnights will inspire your girls to discover science in an entertaining, educational and interactive way. Girls participate in fun hands-on workshops, live demonstrations and shows! Girls receive a Camp-In patch which allows free admission to exhibit halls through 2009. Evening snack and breakfast included. Each group must provide a trained overnight leader and first aider and provide 1 adult for every 5 girls (minimum 2 adults per group). Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Design Your Space Do you like to create? That's what designers and architects do everyday. Earn your Architecture badge while you learn about different styles of architecture and design some of your own spaces.What would your dream home look like? Badges can be purchased separately at the council store. Register directly with Artzzone by calling 978-345-1600 or email info@artzzone.com. Details:
Music Fan Join drummer, percussionist and singer, Aimee Gelinas, in learning about the many types of drums and instruments from around the world. Try your hand at playing and performing for your fellow Girl Scouts. We will learn songs from many cultures that will be fun to share at summer camp. We'll even create a small "performance!" Listen to different types of recorded music and try to figure out what instruments can be heard. All instruments will be provided. Visit www.gaiaroots.com to see and hear Aimee's drum ensemble. Details:
To register, use the GSCWM registration form. Finding Your Way Come to Arcadia, but don’t get lost on our vast trail system. Learn how to use a map and compass. Create your own map and learn of the different types of maps and how to read them. In smaller groups girls will each make a trail using designated symbols then have fun by trying to follow others trails! Be prepared to be outdoors for most of this program. Arcadia does not provide the badges. To register you must contact Arcadia at (413) 584-3009. Details:
Wildlife Try your hand at observing and helping some of the wildlife that lives in your community. Earn your Wildlife badge while you learn our state's wildlife symbols and different animals or plants that are endangered in Massachusetts. Learn how our sanctuary tries to protect them and learn how you can TAKE ACTION too! Lots of fun activities! Badges can be purchased separately at the Girl Scout store. Register directly with Mass Audubon Society by calling MAS Broad Meadow Brook at 508-753-6087, or email sfarnam@massaudubon.org. Details:
Medieval You Earn your Medieval Maidens Badge in this crafty fun workshop. Ever wonder what it was like living in medieval times? Well, let's find out! How about sampling some medieval food or making a toy that was used long ago? Lots of fun activities lay ahead. Badges can be purchased separately at the council store. Register directly with Artzzone by calling 978-345-1600 or email info@artzzone.com. Details:
Rockin' Hockey Join the big time fun planned for Girl Scouts, their troops and families when the Springfield Falcons meet the Worcester Sharks. Girls are encouraged to make and bring banners saluting their facorite team. Girl Scouts will sing the National Anthem. There will be lots of rockin' fun before the game; participants have a chance to skate from 2-3 pm and enjoy special activities from 3-4 pm. Girl Scouts will receive giveaway gifts. Face off time is 4:00 pm. This is a great event for Sister-to-Sister troop to meet at! For tickets, contact Chris Thompson at MassMutual Center at 413-739-3344 x109. Details:
Sky Search Overnight and Robotic Reptile Exhibit Juniors can earn the 'Science Discovery" or "Sky Search" badges at these exciting Springfield Science Museum Camp Ins. At these overnights participants will meet new friends while they interact in science related hands-on workshops and demonstrations. Girls will set up camp by a boa constrictor, under a dinosaur or next to a turtle pond. There will be a pizza party in the evening and a light breakfast will be served before grils leave in the morning. Secured overnight parking for chaperones is provided. To register, contact the Springfield Science Museum at 413-263-6800 x330 or campins@springfieldmuseums.org. Details:
Wistariahurst Museum - Trash to Treasure Let your imagination run wild in this hands-on session with a local artist. Make bottle cap jewelry; cool necklaces fashioned from cast-off bottle toppers. Put together a brooch with loads of buttons, leftover paper clips and tin foil. Build the perfect treasure chest or jewelry box from reusable shoe boxes and go to the hilt with descoration using collage, wallpaper remnants, old ribbons, stamps, and beads, or stencil the box with skull n' crossbones. Use your creativity to turn castaways into fun and functional stuff. To register, send Event Registration Form with payment to Wistariahurst Museum, 238 Cabot Street, Holyoke, MA 01040 or call 413-322-5660. Details:
Engineer for A Day at WNEC How does a roller coaster coast? How do robots perform surgery? What is plastic? Engineers ask these questions and then find the answers using scientific knowledge and creativity. Become an engineer for a day; exploring and discovering alongside students from the Western New England School of Engineering. It's a day filled with hands on activities and lots of friendship. Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. Girl Scout Day at Old Sturbridge Village This event is designed for all Girl Scouts that are interested in learning more about early 19th century American history. Inspired by Women’s History Month, Girl Scout Day will explore the everyday lives of early New England girls and women through demonstrations and performances! Meet two very inspirational and dynamic women, Lydia Maria Child and Mary Gove. In their own ways, both motivated positive changes in American women’s lives. Admission includes most Village activities and an Old Sturbridge Village patch. Also pre-register online for the Museum Education Girl Scout Hands-on Studios for an additional $3.00 per girl. These 50-minute activities have been designed to meet Brownies Try-Its and Junior Girl Scout Badge requirements. If time permits, consider making a quick craft in the Village Craft Center; some age and safety restrictions apply. Details:
April Nautical Nights Bunk in crew's quarters just like the sailors did aboard the U.S.S. Massachusetts, a WWII battleship, or the U.S.S. Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., a destroyer. Learn to tie knots, take Morse Code classes, and participate in flag folding presentations. Feature films will be shown on board Big Mamie. You will have a full, nutritious dinner, breakfast, and box lunch served in the battleship's Officer's Wardroom. you will also receive free admission to the Marine Museum. Book this weekend directly by calling 508-678-1100 or visit www.battleshipcove.org to learn more about America's original maritime camping program. Details:
Cake Decorating II for Juniors This workshop is designed for the girls who attended Cake Decorating earlier this year (and have practiced your techniques), or who have basic cake decorating skills like icing, piping and decorating. Bring your own 8" or 9" round cake and the supply kit you received at the previous workshop. Here you'll learn more advanced techniques like flowers and basket weave as well as some novelty cake ideas such as a mini doll cake. Details:
To register, use the GSCWM registration form. Theater Do you picture yourself center stage? Or are you the behind-the-scenes type, happy to design and build costumes or sets for a production? Find out all about creating, preparing for, and performing a show. The program includes free time in the museum after the program. Groups may bring a bag lunch and eat in a designated area in the museum. If the morning session fills, they will add an afternoon session. To register, you must contact the Holyoke Children’s Museum at 413-536-7048, ext 207 or email Dayna Abrazinski at dabrazinski@childrensmuseumholyoke.org. Details:
Finding Your Way Learn to use a map and compass. Create your own map and learn about different types of maps and how to read them. As a small group, you'll make a trail using designated symbols then have fun by trying to follow others' trails! Be prepared to be outdoors for most of this program. Details:
To register, use the GSCWM registration form. Spring Archery Looking for an archery lesson or just want some time to shoot? Sign up for a one-hour session . All equipment will be provided and basics will be covered. You will be contacted to schedule your hour following receipt of your registration form. Details:
To register, use the GSCWM registration form. Ceramics & Clay Have fun exploring the galleries of the Worcester Art Museum and making art in our studios while working towards your Ceramics and Clay badge. Our custom-tailored workshops include a 30-minute guided tour followed by a 90-minute creative studio activity. Ancient pottery and sculpture in the Greek and Precolumbian galleries will inspire your own hand at working with clay. Learn the pinch, coil and slab techniques then create your own vessel or object from your imagination. Badges can be purchased separately at the council store. To register, call Education Department at 508-793-4333 at least one week prior to the scheduled workshop. Details:
Spring Busy Bee Volunteer at camp! Projects include setting up/taking down tents, cots, waterfront and general camp clean up. Come for a few hours or the entire days. Call 800-462-9100 to volunteer. A great lunch is provided. PLEASE RSVP. Troops earn 1 Busy Bee Dollar per volunter--good towards camp rental. Details:
Jeweler Are you interested in making and designing your own necklaces, pins, bracelets, or other ornaments? Join educator Anne Benoit as she teaches girls how to make jewelry from everyday objects, a little bit of macramé, gemstones, and basic jewelry making. All types of materials can be used! Badges are not provided. To register, you must contact Anne Benoit at girlscoutprograms@yahoo.com. Details:
Museum of Science Overnight These wonderful overnights will inspire your girls to discover science in an entertaining, educational and interactive way. Girls participate in fun hands-on workshops, live demonstrations and shows! Girls receive a Camp-In patch which allows free admission to exhibit halls through 2009. Evening snack and breakfast included. Each group must provide a trained overnight leader and first aider and provide 1 adult for every 5 girls (minimum 2 adults per group). Details:
To register, complete the GSCWM registration form and drop it off at any of our service centers or mail it to the address listed on the form. |