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FALL 2020/WINTER 2021 PROGRAM GUIDE
Hello Girl Scout!
Welcome to your Fall 2020-Winter 2021 Program Guide! The world looks
pretty different right now. The things you were looking forward to this
fall—like heading back to school or starting your Girl Scout year together
with friends—may be happening in different ways. One thing that hasn’t
changed? You’re a Girl Scout! And that means you’ve got what it takes
to take on this challenge, with your Girl Scout community by your side.
No matter what this season looks like for you, the Fall 2020-Winter 2021
Program Guide is your toolkit for connection, discovery and fun. So let’s
explore what’s inside!
The Girl Scout Girl Scout Highest Travel
Leadership Program Awards (Pages 16-18)
Experience Pillars (Pages 14-15)
(Pages 3-4) (Pages 4-13)
Golden Trefoil Global Action Plan Your Own GSOSW
patch program Award Activities Activities
(Page 19) (Page 20) (Page 26) (Pages 27-32)
This edition of the Program Guide looks a bit different from past guides,
as we all stay home or physically distanced to minimize the spread of
COVID-19. In this edition, you’ll find fewer of the in-person events you’re
used to, and many more opportunities to take the lead at home or in your
local community—on your own, or virtually as a troop. Which adventures
will you choose? Jump right in and discover all you can do as a Girl Scout!
A Note for Caregivers and Volunteers
First—we have to say, WOW. This is a season of change and challenge for
you, too. Yet here you are, reading the Program Guide, thinking about how
you can help bring some fun and learning into your girl’s life. We see you,
and you’re AMAZING. That’s why we’re here for you, to support you as
leaders, mentors, and caregivers. Along with tools for girls, we’ve got tools
for your success as well. Throughout the guide, you’ll see this “For Adults”
symbol ( ) helping you find important information designed just for
you to help you and your girl make the most of your Girl Scout year. Need
more support? We’ve got you—send us a note at
answers@girlscoutsosw.org!
1
HELP YOUR GIRL SCOUT TAKE ACTION AGAINST RACISM
A Note for Caregivers
For more than 100 years, Girl Scouts has prepared girls to be leaders in
our world, to speak up, speak out, and take action for fairness, equity,
civility, and compassion for all people. Girl Scouts will always stand
for justice, for respect, and for the inherent value and worth of each
individual. Racism and hate have no place in Girl Scouting.
Girl Scouts will always stand for justice, for respect,
and for the inherent value and worth of each individual.
To live our values and set an example for the girls we serve, it is not
enough to simply say what we stand for. We must match our words
with action. We encourage you to use the tools and resources below to
help guide conversations with girls and encourage them to make their
voices heard—with bold moves like advocating for positive change in
their local communities and standing up against injustice.
• Help your Girl Scout take action against racism with resources and
conversation starters from Girl Scouts of the USA.
• Take Girl Scouts of the USA’s anti-racism pledge to learn about and
join in Girl Scouts’ efforts to help dismantle systemic racism and
create change in our communities that is long overdue.
• Support your Girl Scout in earning a Citizen or Democracy badge to
discover the power she has to make a difference and understand
the pathways she has to lead positive change through civic action.
When girls earn one of these badges through the end of 2020, they
can receive them for FREE thanks to support from The Oregon
Clinic. Learn more on Page 12.
• Across the country, young people standing up for their beliefs are
making headlines, sparking national conversations, and in some
cases even getting laws changed to reflect what they think is right.
Here’s how you can support your Girl Scout as she stands up for
change.
• Encourage your girl to speak up and advocate for the issues
important to her with G.I.R.L. Agenda resources for every grade
level.
Girl Scouting is not just something girls do, it’s who they are. It’s who
we are. Let’s put our values into action—our courage, confidence, and
character—to make our community, our country and our world a
better, more just, equitable and compassionate place.
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THE GIRL SCOUT LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE
The GSLE is the engine that drives what girls do in Girl Scouts, how they
do it, and how they benefit.
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When you use the three keys and three processes in everything you
do as a Girl Scout, you will:
Develop a strong sense of self. Find confidence in yourself
and all that you are capable of as you try new things, take on
challenges, and learn from your mistakes.
Display positive values. Learn to act ethically, lead with
honesty, be responsible, and show concern for others.
Seek challenges and learn from setbacks. Take risks, open
yourself up to new opportunities and experiences, and
embrace failure as an opportunity to learn.
Form healthy relationships. Practice leading with positivity,
learn to communicate your feelings directly, and resolve
conflicts constructively.
Become community problem-solvers. Identify problems in
your community and create action plans to solve them.
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The Girl Scout Program
The Girl Scout program is broken into four key areas called program
pillars that come together to form one awesome foundation where you
can grow, learn and have fun. Whether earning a program patch or
Girl Scout badge, completing a Journey, or becoming a Gold Award Girl
Scout, you’ll benefit from this strong foundation and build leadership
skills to last a lifetime.
Program Pillars
STEM Outdoor Entrepreneurship Life Skills
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multi-year skills, and take Program and the you learn in
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engineering, community as an Cookie Program, topics such as
computer environmental this pillar civic engagement,
science, and steward. Learn explores ways healthy living,
outdoor STEM, more on Page 7. in which you communication
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Patches
Girl Scout fun patches are a way for girls to express themselves. Patch
programs provide Girl Scouts an opportunity to enjoy a variety of activities
while earning a fun patch.
While earning badges, you can explore new activities, learn by doing, make
Badges
your own choices, and work together with other Girl Scouts.
Journeys
Journeys foster leadership development. Each Journey has a Take Action
component through which girls make a difference in their community.
As Girl Scouts progress from Daisy to Ambassador, the awards they earn
Awards
symbolize new and higher levels of achievement—and ultimately a deeper
understanding of what it means to be a leader.
4
STEM
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Doctors,
engineers, teachers, astronauts, veterinarians, financial planners, and
inventors all have STEM-related careers, and they work to make the
world a better place. You can, too!
Did you know that over 100 years ago, the first Girl
Scout badges in STEM—the Electrician badge and
the Flyer badge—were introduced? It’s true! To earn
the Girl Scout Flyer badge in 1913, girls explored air
currents, types of aircrafts, engine types and even
learned how to fly a plane.
Check out the “A Moment in Girl Scout History: The Flyer Badge” video
to learn more about the Flyer badge!
To earn the 1927 Girl Scout Electrician badge, girls
investigated how electric currents sent through
wires can produce heat and light, and how they
can be converted to energy to power a motor. Girls
even learned how they might rescue someone from
contact with live wires!
Today, Girl Scouts helps you gain the STEM skills you need to prepare
for the challenges of tomorrow.
New STEM Badges
Introducing nine new automotive engineering badges for Girl Scout
Daisies, Brownies and Juniors! Explore the future of mobility! Design
your own vehicle, test prototypes, learn about design thinking, create
your own assembly line manufacturing process, and more.
Introducing three new STEM career exploration badges for Girl
Scout Brownies, Juniors and Cadettes! Are you ready to see how
you can change the world with STEM? Explore activities in computer
science, nature and environmental science, engineering, design,
health, and agriculture to see how these STEM fields are helping
address the pressing issues of our time.
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Introducing STEMapalooza
November 14 & 15, 2020 | $7.50/girl
STEMapalooza is a two-day virtual event filled with
exciting virtual STEM experiences, engaging with
STEM experts and exploring STEM experiments.
From webinars to live science demonstrations to Presented by
self-guided activities, you won’t want to miss this!
GSOSW Astronomy Club Patrols
Space Science Research Team – Willamette Valley Astronomy Club
This girl-led astronomy club votes on a topic to explore each month
and arranges virtual guest speakers, then blasts off with newfound
knowledge! Open to Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors. Contact
gsoswastronomyclubwv@gmail.com to join this month’s meeting!
Backyard Stargazing Team – Portland Metro Astronomy Club
Join the Portland Metro Astronomy Club to participate in monthly
stargazing challenges, attend virtual telescope workshops, discover new
at-home activities, and gain access to a telescope loan program. When
you join, you’ll receive a monthly newsletter and fun astronomy club
swag! Open to all grade levels. Contact gsoswastronomyclub@gmail.com
to join the monthly mailing program!
Girl Scout STEM Month
April 2021 is Girl Scouts STEM Month! Save the date for OMSI Family
Science Night on April 5, 2021, and STEM Day on April 10, 2021. Visit
girlscoutsosw.org/STEM beginning March 14, 2021 for more information.
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STEM Month patch when you:
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6OUTDOORS
Outdoor Patch Programs
Explore the outdoors and earn an exclusive GSOSW patch by
completing one or more of the following patch programs:
• Outdoor Career Exploration: Trails to Your Future is a brand-
new GSOSW patch program designed to help Girl Scout Cadettes,
Seniors and Ambassadors explore a range of careers related to
the outdoors. Hear from women with outdoor work experience,
discover your values and gather tips that could help you land your
dream outdoor job!
• The Great Outdoors Challenge returned on October 1, 2020.
Complete an outdoor activity every month through June 2021,
National Great Outdoors Month, to earn the patch!
• Don’t forget about GSOSW’s State Parks Passport. Many parks are
open year-round, and winter can bring a new sense of adventure.
Girl Scout Nora participating in the Great Meet expedition guide Aven in the Outdoor
Outdoor Challenge in 2020. Career Exploration Patch Program.
Outdoor Resources for Families
• Use the Hike Selection Guide to determine what trails are a great
match for you.
• It’s possible for Girl Scout families to get outdoors safely and
happily during a public health crisis. Watch this video to
find out how!
• Learn how to prevent four common
hiking injuries.
7Camp In Campout: Winter Wonderland | December 12, 2020, 4 p.m.
Experience the magic of a “Winter Wonderland” Girl Scout camp
adventure from the comfort of your own home! Pitch a tent or blanket
fort in your living room, grab your hot cocoa, and join
us for winter-themed activities (both live and on
your own), stories, games and friendship over a
virtual campfire. We’ll help you make the most
of the night with activity suggestions, recipe
and game ideas, song lyrics, blanket fort
instructions, badge connections and more.
This event is open to all girls—no Girl Scout
membership required. Invite a friend and
sign up today!
Save the Date:
Overnight Camp Registration Opens December 8, 2020!
Where can you learn how to knock an arrow, pilot a
canoe, throw a clay pot, and saddle a horse—all while
building self-confidence and make
lasting friendships? Girl Scout
camp, of course! Save the date
and don’t miss out: Summer 2021
programs open for registration
on December 8, 2020. Learn
more about GSOSW’s unique
overnight camps at
girlscoutsosw.org/camp.
Outdoor Trivia
Test your Oregon and Southwest Washington geography knowledge!
Find the answers upside down below the quiz.
1. The Bridge of the Gods is a steel bridge crossing the Columbia River. What
geologic landform was it named after?
2. What is the deepest lake in America, at about 1,949 feet deep?
3. What mountain range is sometimes called “The Alps of Oregon?”
4. What hiking trail is 2,650 miles long and crosses the entirety of Washington,
Oregon and California?
5. The city of Portland, Oregon, was named as the result of a coin toss. What was
the other name option?
6. Which of these Cascade Mountains sits at the highest elevation within our
council: Mt. McLoughlin, Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams, or South Sister?
7. How long is the Willamette River?
8. How many historic lighthouses stand along the Oregon Coast?
9. When Mount St. Helens erupted in 1980, how high in the air did the ash plume
above the volcano reach?
10. How many time zones cover Washington and Oregon?
6) Mt. Adams. 7)187 miles. 8) Nine. 9) 15 miles. 10) Two.
1) A natural dam that let people walk across the river. 2) Crater Lake. 3) The Wallowas. 4) The Pacific Crest Trail. 5) Boston.
8ENTREPRENEURSHIP
FUN WITH THE 2020
Girl Scout product programs help girls FALL PRODUCT
like you practice entrepreneurship— PROGRAM!
that’s setting up and running your own
business! Through these fun, girl-led Build Your Own Avatar
Design your own likeness
programs, you’ll learn and practice five with over three billion avatar
skills: goal setting, decision making, feature combinations, and
money management, people skills and earn virtual rewards!
business ethics. Proceeds from these
programs stay local and help you and
your troop fund amazing experiences all
year long! The confidence and business
skills you gain by participating will help
you succeed today and in the future.
2020 Fall Product Program
The Girl Scout Fall Product Program
Earn Fun Recognitions
helps you build entrepreneurial Recognitions include a soft
skills by offering family and friends and cuddly sloth plush and
the opportunity to purchase nuts, theme patches that fit together.
chocolates and magazines online or NEW! Earn Your Personalized
in person (while following COVID-19 Girl Scout Crossover Patch
safety guidelines, of course!). The Fall When You:
Product Program is an excellent way - Create your avatar in the fall.
to earn start-up funds for your troop’s - Send 15+ emails in the fall.
- Sell 300+ packages of Girl
activities throughout the year, and fun Scout Cookies during the 2021
recognitions for you. Girl Scout Cookie Program.
This year’s Fall Product Program theme is “Bravely Be
You.” Your fall product mascot and travel companion
is the pygmy three-toed sloth! If you’re interested
in participating in the 2020 Fall Product Program,
it’s not too late! Girl Scouts in qualifying troops can
get started with the program at any time through
November 2020. To get started, simply contact your
troop leader or service unit product manager.
Fall Product Program Important Dates
October 22, 2020 Last day to take orders on nut order card.
October 27, 2020 Last day for online girl delivery orders.
November 11-14, 2020 Nut and chocolate items will be delivered to
service unit sites.
November 30, 2020 Last day for online orders for magazines and
shipped nut and chocolate orders.
92021 Girl Scout Cookie Program
Participating in the Girl Scout Cookie
Program prepares you with the
business smarts to take on the world!
When you sell Girl Scout Cookies,
you are doing more than helping
your customers stock up on delicious
treats (and having lots of fun). You are
doing it with a goal in mind—a goal Fillies are Fearless! Did you
know …
to power new, unique, and amazing
experiences for yourself and your A young female horse is
troop all year long! called a filly.
Did you know that you are also part of Horses are go-getters right
out of the gate. They can run
something even bigger—something within hours of birth!
thousands of girls just like you are part
of nationwide? It’s true! When you Horses have their eyes on the
participate in the Girl Scout Cookie prize! They have bigger eyes
Program, you’re part of the largest girl- than any other land
mammal.
led entrepreneurial program in the
world.
The 2021 Girl Scout Cookie Program
theme is “We’ve Got This!” The
program mascot, Hope the horse,
embodies the strength and confidence
girls gain through the cookie program.
Girl Scout Cookie Program Important Dates
January 8, 2021 Program begins. Online ordering opens and
girls may presell in person.
January 24, 2021 Presale ends.
February 13, 2021 Depot day.
February 19, 2021 Booth sales begin.
March 14, 2021 Program ends.
Cookie Entrepreneur Family Pin
Make Girl Scout Cookie season a family
affair! Earning Cookie Entrepreneur Family pins
makes spending time with family easy, fun, and
even sweeter during cookie season. Start your
collection today and get ready to rock your Girl
Scout pride all season long.
10Entrepreneurship Badges
When you participate in Girl Scout product programs, you are not
only practicing running your own business, you are also taking steps
towards earning entrepreneurship badges!
Daisy: Count It Up
Learn how much coins and bills are worth, find out
what cookies cost, learn about different kinds of
cookies, and set a sales goal.
Brownie: Meet My Customers
Find out how to manage money by pretending to be
a customer. Find out where customers are, talk to
customers, practice handling money and making
change, and role play good customer relations.
Junior: Cookie CEO
Learn more about how to run all parts of a cookie
business. Learn how to set a goal, explore how a small
business works, create a cookie sale job list, learn how
to make a good impression, and track sales.
Cadette: Entrepreneur
Find out what it takes to turn a great idea into a
successful business. Brainstorm business ideas, learn
how to improve ideas, learn about the financial side
of business, imagine creating a business, and practice
sharing business ideas.
Senior: Business Etiquette
Learn the basic business manners that will allow you
to showcase just what you are capable of! Learn how
to communicate with style and confidence, ace an
interview, try your hand at negotiating, explore how to
act on the job, and network with flair.
Ambassador: P&L
Find out how to apply the values of honesty and
responsibility to your cookie business. Learn more
about business ethics, create your own cookie promise,
teach younger Girl Scouts about the business ethics of
the cookie sale, and leave a legacy.
Looking for more? Dive into the six brand new Entrepreneurship badges!
These new badges all focus around girl enterprise, teaching you all
about how to cultivate your business ideas and make them come to life!
Available now on the Volunteer Toolkit and in the Girl Scout Shop!
11LIFE SKILLS/CIVIC ENGAGEMENT
Cast Your Vote
Girl Scouts inspires girls like you to be Practice casting your
leaders by building the courage, confidence, vote by completing
and character to raise your voice and this virtual ballot
advocate for issues and ideas that are on all things Girl
Scouts! Once you cast
important to you. Take a look at the following your vote, check the
opportunities that can help you make a January Program
positive change in your community and the Opportunities Email to
world. see the results!
Girl Scout Ranger
Girl Scout Citizen and Democracy Badges 19th Amendment
Girls have the power to make a difference Centennial Patch
and lead positive change through civic Program
action. Be prepared to lead the change in This year marks the
your town, state, and country by diving into 100th anniversary of
the passage of the 19th
Girl Scout Civics badges available for Girl Amendment, which
Scouts of all ages. Click on a badge below to granted some women
learn more about it! access to vote! The Girl
Scout Ranger patch
Citizenship Series program explores the
connections between
women’s civic rights
and National Park sites
all around our country.
Votes for Women
Democracy Series Suffrage Centennial
Patch Program
Want to learn even
more about women’s
suffrage and the
suffrage movement?
Check out GSUSA’s
Now through the end of 2020, any GSOSW Suffrage Centennial
Girl Scout who earns a Citizen badge or any patch program!
of the NEW Democracy badges will receive Learn More
that badge for free. This offer Learn more about
is made possible thanks how Girl Scouts like
to sponsorship from our you can stay civically
friends at The Oregon Clinic! engaged.
Civic Leadership Challenge Patch Program
Starting November 2020 through March 2021,
Girl Scouts can explore civic leadership by
completing activities focused around themes like
voting and campaigns, advocacy and activism,
and more! Themes and activity choices will be
released each month through March 2021, just in
time for Girl Scout Leadership Day!
12GIRL SCOUT COMMUNITY GARDEN
The Girl Scout Community Garden was
established in 2017 in partnership
with the Carrico Foundation at the
GSOSW Medford Service Center. The
Community Garden provides girls with
access to a safe space to learn about
aspects of gardening, nutrition and
even basic kitchen skills.
This year, with a transition to virtual
programming, our community garden
program leader Lion, has designed a variety
of at-home programs to bring the Girl Scout
Community Garden to the backyard of any girl.
Cultivating Soil and Cheese | Learn about soil and compost while you
make a micro-composter out in the garden. Then head into the kitchen
and learn how to make your own farmer’s cheese.
Easy Peasy | Learn about pea seeds and how to germinate them into
plants. Then learn how to make a delicious and hearty pea soup.
Beneficial Insects | Discover the true warriors of the garden and learn
how important insects can be to pollination of plants and a healthy
garden. Head into the kitchen to make a fruity smoothie using honey.
Harvest and Preservation | Join us in the garden
to learn about the fruits and vegetables that are
abundant in late summer and fall. Check out what
is locally harvested by visiting a farmer’s market
in person or virtually. Then, try your hand at
preserving some of the flavor of the season by
learning how to make your own jam.
Save the Date! Virtual programs are
coming to a computer near you! Check
back on the Activities page for
more information to come.
13HIGHEST AWARDS
The Girl Scout Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards give you the chance to do
big things while supporting an issue you care about. You might plant
a community garden at your school or inspire others to eat healthy
foods for your Bronze, advocate for animal rights for your Silver, or
build a career network that encourages girls to become scientists and
engineers for your Gold. Whatever you choose, you’ll inspire others—
and yourself!
Girl Scout Bronze Award
The Girl Scout Bronze Award is the highest award earned by Girl Scout
Juniors (grades 4-5). Bronze Award Girl Scouts explore the root cause
of a need they see in the community, contributing at least 20 hours
of leadership as they take action to address it. Get started today by
completing a Junior Journey and Take Action project, then head to
girlscoutsosw.org/bronze to find out what’s next!
Bronze Award Girl Scouts in the Spotlight
KEIRA L. AND AVA I.
Keira L. and Ava I. learned that many in Portland did not have
information on how temperatures and common flowers may
impact dogs. After researching and speaking with botanists and
vets, they created a resource for pet owners now used at local vets,
pet stores and adoption agencies throughout the area.
Girl Scout Silver Award
The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award earned by Girl
Scout Cadettes (grades 6-8). Silver Award Girl Scouts take action to
address the root cause of a community need, contributing 50 hours
of leadership in the process! Silver Award Girl Scouts go beyond
simply doing something for the community—they partner with the
community to make a lasting difference.
If you’ve earned your Girl Scout Bronze Award, you’ve already taken
the first step in earning your Silver Award! If you haven’t earned your
Bronze Award, that’s okay—you can get started by completing a Cadette
Journey and Take Action project. Learn about all of the steps to earn
your Silver Award at girlscoutsosw.org/silver, or join us for an upcoming
Silver Award Information Workshop to learn more!
Silver Award Girl Scouts in the Spotlight
EVELYN G. AND SMARANI N.
Evelyn G. and Smarani N. restored a flagpole and renovated a garden for a local fire
station—a location used annually in remembrance of 9/11. The girls built a new
flower bed and also secured new flags and an antique hose reel to be displayed in the
garden. The fire station will maintain the garden and the pole for years to come.
14Girl Scout Gold Award
The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award earned by Girl Scout
Seniors and Ambassadors (grades 9-12). Gold Award Girl Scouts
demonstrate extraordinary leadership as they develop sustainable
solutions to local, national, and global challenges. They connect with
experts to brainstorm innovative community solutions. They rally
volunteers to put a plan in motion. And as they contribute more than
80 hours of leadership, they have a real and meaningful influence on
people’s lives. Gold Award Girl Scouts don’t just change the world for the
better, they change it for good! Check out some examples from recent
Gold Award Girl Scouts below.
Are you ready to make the world a better place as a Gold Award Girl
Scout? Here’s how to start:
• If you’ve earned your Girl Scout Silver Award, you’ve already taken
the first step toward Gold! You’ll also need to complete a Senior or
Ambassador Journey and Take Action project.
• If you haven’t earned your Silver Award, that’s okay—you can get
started on your Gold Award today by completing two Senior or
Ambassador Journeys.
Visit girlscoutsosw.org/gogold to learn about how to earn your Gold
Award or join us for an upcoming Gold Award Information Workshop!
Gold Award Girl Scouts in the Spotlight
JOCELYN B.
Jocelyn led a team in the creation of an Autism Awareness website
and presentation to educate the community about autism. The
website provides an overview of what autism is, with additional
information about girls and autism. Jocelyn also created a
presentation for troop leaders, which is accessible from the website.
LAUREN Y.
As the granddaughter of Japanese-American internees during
World War II, Lauren wanted to give voice to the stories of
internment camp survivors and educate future generations so
this travesty will not be forgotten or repeated. She created a short
documentary entitled “Shikata Ga Nai” (“It Cannot Be Helped”),
incorporating U.S. military propaganda footage and a tour of the
Santa Anita Assembly Center.
ALYSSA P.
Alyssa created a website and booklets that describe real-life STEM
research and innovations connected to fun, fantastical elements
from popular fiction. She led a focus group to advise on popular
books for her target age group and pull out science concepts from
these books. The booklets will be used in a local elementary school
curriculum to help make STEM fun and relevant for students.
15TRAVEL
While you may not be able to travel with your troop this fall due to
COVID-19 health and safety guidelines, it is the perfect time to start
preparing yourself for future travel. Dream up big travel goals and make
plans for all the fun ways you would like to travel next! Take this quiz to
find out what type of travel you are ready for:
1. What kind of trips have you been 5. When you are in an unfamiliar
on before? place, you:
a. I have been on road trips with a. Play on your cell phone, tablet, or
my family. other electronic device to kill time
b. I have been on overnight trips until it’s time to go.
with my troop, youth group, b. Stare at everything and take tons
or any group other than my of pictures.
family. c. Ask questions about things you
c. I have been on trips to don’t understand and learn about
another country. your surroundings.
2. For your last birthday party, you: 6. The longest you’ve been away from
a. Told your parents what theme your parents is:
you wanted and then let them a. A night.
plan the rest. b. A weekend.
b. Worked with your parents c. A week or longer.
and friends to plan a party.
c. Planned the party, decorated 7. When you have a problem figuring
for the party and even baked something out you:
the cake by yourself. a. Give up.
b. You ask an adult for help.
3. Do you like staying overnight at a c. You ask your friends or the people
friend’s house? around to work with you toward a
a. I sometimes get sad or lonely, solution.
so I don’t like sleepovers.
b. I have sleepovers at my best 8. How well do you keep track of your
friend’s house sometimes. own stuff?
c. I stay at a friend’s house a. I lose everything!
practically every weekend. b. My room may be a mess, but I
know exactly where everything is.
4. Last time you were at someone’s c. I always know where my stuff is
house and they offered you food and can find it whenever I need it.
you don’t like or have never
tried, you: 9. How well do you work on a team?
a. Refused to try it. a. OK, but I prefer to do things on my
b. Took the food, but hid it in a own.
napkin to throw away. b. I like working on a team when my
c. Tried it, didn’t like it, but friends are on it, too.
thanked them anyway. c. I love working together to decide
things as a group.
Count up your answers and see if you’re ready to travel.
Number of As: Number of Bs: Number of Cs:
16Are You Ready to Travel?
Dream Big
If you answered mostly As, then you are ready to All of the travel
begin your traveling adventures! experience and skills
Your adventures should start small with short, close- you’ve been building
to-home trips, then work your way up to longer, with your troop
further-away trips. Try making a list of places will prepare you for
you would like to travel to someday. Then, when amazing adventures as
COVID-19 guidelines allow, ask your family if they a Girl Scout Senior and
can take you on a road trip. Try staying somewhere Ambassador!
different overnight and try new foods that you
wouldn’t usually eat. While traveling, remember to Travel the country or
observe your surroundings, investigate things you the world on a GSOSW
don’t know about and always be respectful of the council-sponsored
new things and people you meet. patrol or Destination.
Whether you love art,
If you answered mostly Bs, then you are ready to culture, high adventure
take travel to the next step! or STEM, there is a Girl
You are ready to go on a camping trip or overnight Scout trip that is just
with one of your friends or other family members. right for you.
Talk to your troop leader about taking the next step
in planning an overnight trip. To practice planning, Check out the Travel
make an outdoor overnight vision board, where you page on our website
can list ideas for where you would like to go, things for more information
you should bring, and what you need to plan for. about taking the trip
Once COVID-19 guidelines allow for you to take your of a lifetime! There are
trip, make sure to help your traveling companions currently Destinations
with things like food preparation, cleaning up planned for 2021 as
and packing/unpacking. While away, always be COVID-19 health and
respectful of the people and things that you don’t safety guidelines allow.
understand.
Get inspired by local
If you answered mostly Cs, then you are girls who have traveled
becoming a true traveler! with Girl Scouts!
You’ve had a lot of experience and you’re Check out the travel
enthusiastic and eager to learn. You aren’t afraid inspiration board on the
to be in a new place with new people and you are next page to see some
curious. Talk to your troop leader about making a of the amazing places
plan for a two-or-three-night trip within the region. you could plan to visit!
Work with the girls in your troop to plan the details
of the trip including setting a budget and doing Feeling inspired? Make
money earning activities to help pay for the trip, so your own travel vision
when you are able to go on your trip, the plan will board with photos of
already be made! Help your peers get excited about places you want to visit.
travel, and always be a good friend to those who are
scared or homesick.
17Travel Inspiration Board
Destinations Spotlight
“Traveling with Girl Scout
Destinations has helped me
grow by helping me conquer
my fears, explore new
cultures and make lifelong
friends.” - Kaylea B.
Troop Travel Spot
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Sydney Opera House. The troop
spent three years doing money-
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"Traveling with Girl Scouts was
an incredible experience! Not
only did I get to meet other girls
with similar interests; we got to
work together to plan the trip that
we wanted. Going to Alaska was
an amazing opportunity to see
glaciers, wildlife, Alaska Native
culture, and try some delicious
unique foods (including glacial
ice)! I would encourage all girls
to try a Girl Scout Destination
because it gives you the
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18EARN THE GOLDEN TREFOIL PATCH WITH YOUR TROOP!
The Golden Trefoil patch program is a special patch program just for
Girl Scout troops. Girls and adults work together to earn this patch by
creating shared goals and achieving them as a troop. By earning this
patch, your troop shows that—with teamwork and fun—you’ve made
the most of all that Girl Scouts has to offer with a well-rounded troop
year. The Golden Trefoil patch program is available to all Girl Scout
grade levels.
Troops are encouraged to begin the
Golden Trefoil program at the start
of the Girl Scout year in October, as it
typically takes a full year to complete
all requirements. The first year that a
troop earns the Golden Trefoil patch,
they will receive the patch for free
from GSOSW! Each subsequent year
that a troop completes requirements,
they will be eligible to apply for an
annual, color-coded segment (also
free from GSOSW) to accompany the
Golden Trefoil patch.
Want to get started? Discover the steps to completing the Golden
Trefoil patch program today!
A Note for Troop Leaders
Much of what you are already doing throughout your troop year
meets the requirements for this patch program! Take a look at the form
in October and talk with the girls in your troop about what they’d like
to do to earn the Golden Trefoil patch. This program is a great roadmap
for your troop to plan and enjoy a well-rounded Girl Scout experience!
19GLOBAL ACTION AWARD 2021
In 2015, world leaders across the globe agreed
to work together to accomplish 17 goals by
2030—these are referred to as the Global Goals
for Sustainable Development, or SDGs for
short. They focus on things like taking care of
the environment, making sure all people have
enough to eat, and improving people’s health.
They’re big goals, but Girl Scouts know a thing
or two about changing the world!
Girl Scouts’ Global Action award calls for girls to address the SDGs by
discovering, connecting, and taking action in their communities and
beyond. In 2021, girls will explore SDG 13 (Climate Action) to earn their
Global Action award.
The Global Action award is an official national award, so Girl Scouts
can wear it on their vest or sash, just like a badge.
Check Out the Award Guidelines:
• 2021 Global Action Award Activity Guide For Girl Scout Daisies,
Brownies, and Juniors
• 2021 Global Action Award Activity Guide For Girl Scout Cadettes,
Seniors, and Ambassadors
20SPECIAL DAYS IN GIRL SCOUTING
Each year, Girl Scouts celebrate several special days that help mark the
milestones in our history. Learn more about each of these special days
below, then add them to your calendar to celebrate with Girl Scouts
everywhere!
October 31 February 22
Founder’s Day, or Juliette World Thinking Day
Gordon Low’s Birthday
World Thinking Day is recognized by
This day marks the birth in 1860 Girl Scouts as the International Day
of Girl Scouts of the USA founder of Friendship. On this day, Girl Scouts
Juliette Gordon Low in Savannah, celebrate our global movement,
Georgia. connect with the worldwide Girl Scout
sisterhood, take action and speak out
on issues they care about. Be inspired
by the history and impact of Girl
Guiding/Girl Scouting as you explore
this year’s World Thinking Day theme:
Peacebuilding. Learn more about how
to celebrate World Thinking Day.
March 12 April 22
Girl Scout’s Birthday Volunteer Appreciation Week
and Girl Scout Leaders’ Day
This day marks the birthday of Girl
Scouting in the USA. The first troop
Volunteer Appreciation Week centers
meeting was held in Savannah,
around the long-standing National
Georgia, on this date in 1912. Note
Girl Scout Leaders’ Day (April 22) and
that Girl Scout Week begins the
honors all the volunteers who work as
Sunday before March 12 (a day
leaders and mentors in partnership
known as “Girl Scout Sunday”)
with girls. On this day, girls, their
and extends through the Saturday
families, and communities find
following March 12 (a day known as
special ways to thank their adult Girl
“Girl Scout Sabbath”).
Scout volunteers.
21SUPPORT RESOURCES FOR GIRL SCOUT VOLUNTEERS
Service Units
Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington (GSOSW) is divided
into 40 geographic areas called service units, and each service unit
is managed by an amazing group of volunteers called a service team.
The key responsibility of the service team is providing support to troop
leaders and volunteers in the service unit. For questions about the Girl
Scout Cookie program, finances, trips, camping, and more, your service
team should be your first call or email. Service units hold monthly
volunteer meetings where they share recent information from GSOSW
and Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), provide networking opportunities
with other volunteers in your area, and seasonal learning and training
opportunities.
Introducing the Girl Experience Mentor
Looking for Girl Scout programming in your area, or want to know what
events your service unit is planning? Have questions about the Girl
Scout curriculum? Get in touch with your service unit’s girl experience
mentor (GEM)! The GEM educates, mentors, and connects troop leaders
and service team members as they facilitate the Girl Scout Leadership
Experience (GSLE). Need your service unit’s team roster? Email
answers@girlscoutsosw.org.
Troop Leader Resources
We want to make sure that all troop leaders feel confident and
comfortable in their role, which is why we have many resources to help!
• Your Service Team. Be sure to attend monthly meetings and reach out to your
service unit team with any questions you have.
• The Volunteer Toolkit. Planning meetings with your girls is a snap with our online
planning tool. See Page 23 for more information about the Volunteer Toolkit (VTK)!
• New Leader’s Guide to Success. This guide is chock-full of information and
resources specifically for troop leaders like you.
• Volunteer Essentials. The Volunteer Essentials handbook is designed by GSUSA
to be your go-to resource for all things Girl Scouts, and includes GSOSW Council
Volunteer Policies and Procedures. These documents play an integral part in your
everyday operations and decision making with girls, and should be consulted
regularly.
• Safety Activity Checkpoints. This resource provides safety standards and
guidelines for all GSUSA-approved activities. Make sure to check Safety Activity
Checkpoints before planning any high-risk activities with your troop.
Virtual Volunteer Meetings
Each month, all Girl Scout volunteers are invited to attend a Virtual
Volunteer Meeting via Zoom, where you can get information and
updates on new program opportunities, policy changes, and a quick
review of other topics that affect your area. Sign up today!
22The Volunteer Toolkit
The Volunteer Toolkit (VTK) is a digital resource that supports
troop leaders and co-leaders, making the process of running a troop
easier and more efficient! It is designed to support troop leaders in
planning and delivering program content through troop meetings to
girls. Service unit/administrative volunteers and Juliettes/individually
registered girls can also request access to VTK.
Through VTK, troop leaders can:
• Plan the troop’s calendar year.
• Email parents with one click.
• View the troop roster, renew girls’ membership, and update girls’
contact information.
• View Daisy through Ambassador Journeys and badges (to plan for
troop meetings), including new badges and pre-populated tracks for
younger and older multi-level troop groups (K–5 and 6–12).
• Customize meeting agendas by troop year with other badge and
Journey options.
• Record girls’ attendance at meetings and their badge and Journey
achievements.
• Add GSOSW activities or custom troop events to the troop’s calendar.
• Locate national and council resources, such as Safety Activity
Checkpoints.
To access the Volunteer Toolkit, visit girlscoutsosw.org and click on
“Sign in” or “My GS” in the upper right corner of any page. Once you
have signed in to your My GS account, select “Volunteer Toolkit.”
Virtual Troop Meeting Resources
We know that it can be challenging at times to create the space that
your troop deserves within a virtual landscape. To help support troop
leaders to be the best that they can be, GSUSA has created virtual
meeting resources on VTK to help navigate virtual troop meetings with
success! Available virtual meeting resources include:
• How to plan a virtual meeting.
• Digital icebreakers and games.
• Easy badge and Journey adaptations.
• Virtual bridging resources.
GSUSA has also introduced a new virtual icon on VTK to denote
activities that have been adapted to be deliverable in a virtual space.
Simply add activities with the wifi symbol ( ) to your meeting plan
and you are ready to lead that activity virtually with your troop! GSUSA
will continue to add more activities to VTK with the virtual option
throughout the coming year.
23AT-HOME AND VIRTUAL ACTIVITIES FROM GSOSW
Enjoy the fun, exploration and learning of Girl Scouts with GSOSW’s
self-guided virtual activities! These activities are free and open to
all girls and families—not just Girl Scout members—to help you stay
engaged and connected while social distancing.
Explore STEM, the outdoors and life skills with activities developed
by local GSOSW girls and staff! Click on the icons below to explore
activities by category, or explore one of our featured activities below.
Explore STEM Explore the Outdoors Explore Life Skills
How to Make a Solar Oven | Looking for a new way to cook your
s'mores? You can convert the sun's energy into heat in a solar oven
to make the perfect s'more! Learn how today!
Upcycle Your Wardrobe | Look in your closet for clothes that no
longer fit and try out these fun ideas to upcycle your clothing into
something new. Get started!
The 10 Essentials of Hiking and Camping | Join GSOSW Outdoor
Program Specialist Angie Madsen at Camp Arrowhead to learn
about the Ten Essentials for hiking, camping and other outdoor
adventures! What do you need to be prepared in the outdoors?
Watch this video to find out, then try it out yourself with this
at-home activity.
How to Make a Toilet Paper Planter | Learn how to make a small
planter from repurposed materials to get your garden started! This
activity can help you complete Step 1 of the Junior Flowers badge or
Step 4 of the Junior Gardener badge! Get started.
24Girl Scouts at Home: Activities and Events for All Girls
Dive into all the fun that is the Girl Scout experience—even while we
can’t physically be together—with Girl Scouts at Home from Girl Scouts
of the USA! Enjoy free activities and online events that will help you
learn skills and complete badge steps on your own, as a family or
virtually with your troop. Connect with Girl Scouts across the country as
you make a difference through national service projects. Find tips and
tools for troop leaders and families to help girls dig in to these one-of-a-
kind resources. Discover more below!
New Badges E Q E G I S B Y J O J O L R P
This year, Girl Scouts has C J W Z X E V V F M J E Q H X
I F J S U V U M R T D E J B C
introduced 24 new badges! VZ P W O K B Y I C A R E E R
Whether you are interested in I J O U T D O O R S L K P M H
entrepreneurship, automotive C G B E N T R E P R E N E U R
engineering, STEM careers, S R A E O O T E G U Y T W C G
or civics, you’re invited to Q R D J R J N G J W F L N M Q
Z F G V U K S K I L L S N T S
sample these new badge E U E Z N Q C Y F A I Q Z H T
activities—and show the world I B S E N G I N E E R U C T E
your courage, confidence, and T K B C V X D I V V J N R I M
character as you make the S Y T U X E I P H I V J H Z F
world a better place. Try these M Y B O T J S I I T P K W R S
V D O E M E S F L M N K M J O
sample activities today!
Entrepreneur Badges Engineer Skills
STEM Career Outdoors Civics
Ways to Serve Your Community
Girl Scouts have always stepped up in times of need, and our current
COVID-19 crisis is no different. All across our country and our world,
Girl Scouts have leapt to the aid of others by engaging in wonderful acts
of service and kindness. Now your troop can get involved too! Get ideas
for service projects and share how your troop is making a difference on
GSUSA’s National Service Projects page.
For Volunteers
Whether you’re looking for tips on how to structure your virtual
meetings or wanting to learn more about virtual curriculum, Girl Scouts
at Home is here to help you be the best leader you can be for your girls.
Dig into these helpful, one-of-a-kind resources.
25PLAN YOUR OWN ACTIVITIES
Are you looking for even more fun, local Girl Scout activities? GSOSW
has program partners all throughout our council that offer Girl Scout-
specific badge workshops and activities (called “Plan Your Own”
activities) that can be planned for dates and times that fit your
schedule! All current Plan Your Own activities are offered virtually so
you and your troop can safely participate from home. To get started,
visit girlscoutsosw.org/plan-your-own to find a partner. Then, contact
them directly to schedule a time and date that works best for you! Here
are just a few of the current Plan Your Own activities available:
FINANCIAL LITERACY VIRTUAL CULINARY VIRTUAL WORKSHOPS
BADGE WORKSHOPS BADGE WORKSHOPS Mad Science
VicTreeFi Amore Kitchen
Virtual classes are now
Complete financial literacy Amore Kitchen is now offering available for troops and
badges online! VicTreeFi virtual cooking classes for small groups! Current digital
provides online courses for troops. Ingredients are sent to class topics include: All
Girl Scouts that are self- you ahead of time, so you can About Animals, The Science
paced and mobile-friendly. cook together, live. Cooking of Magic, Planets & Moons,
Girl Scouts are invited to classes are tailored to meet Lights/Color/Action, Life in the
register for one or more badge steps for all culinary Sea, Moving Motion, Dry Ice
of VicTreeFi’s courses to badges at all Girl Scout grade Capades. Plan your class.
complete steps required levels. Amore Kitchen also
to earn financial literacy offers fun patch cooking Prices vary All ages
badges. Courses are built classes! Schedule your
around national standards for cooking class today.
financial literacy. Get started!
$28/girl BR/JR/CAD/SR/
$2/Class All Ages AMD
Planning for the Future
While Girl Scouts are not currently meeting in person due to COVID-19
health concerns, there will come a time when we can be together again!
In preparation for that time, troops are encouraged to be familiar with
two resources available on the Plan Your Own Activities web page.
• Approved Outfitters List. Does your troop want to try horseback
riding, downhill skiing or ziplining someday? Plan your adventures
with GSOSW’s Approved Outfitters List! Approved outfitters are
vendors and facilities that have met safety requirements and are
approved by GSOSW. The list is updated frequently and is full of
amazing opportunities for you and your fellow go-getters to explore
once in-person activities are allowed again.
• Plan Your Own Activities Map. This interactive map allows you to
search for different Plan Your Own program opportunities available
in your area. The Plan Your Own Activities Map is not currently
active due to COVID-19 safety guidelines, but will be made available
once we are able to provide in-person programming again. In the
meantime, check out the Plan Your Own Activities List!
26GSOSW ACTIVITIES
Girl Scout program activities offer a whole world of adventure and
learning in STEM, the outdoors, life skills, entrepreneurship and
beyond—even virtually! While we can’t be together in person, you can
find tons of virtual experiences throughout this section and on the
GSOSW Activities page.
How to Find an Activity
There are lots of ways to find exciting Girl Scout activities! Start by
exploring this section of the Program Guide. Then, head over to the
GSOSW Activities page to see what’s new! Activities will be added to
the GSOSW website throughout the year, so be sure to check back often.
We’ll also keep you posted through our monthly Program Opportunities
email! Be sure to add girlscoutsosw@email.girlscouts.org to your safe
senders list. If you are not receiving the Program Opportunities email
and would like to, please contact us at answers@girlscoutsosw.org.
You can view upcoming activities and adult training opportunities
by date or search by keyword, date or program level on the GSOSW
Activities page. You can register for activities and training from this
page, or do so through the Activities tab in your My GS account. You
can also find activities with the GSOSW Activities Calendar. Looking for
even more Girl Scout fun on your schedule? Discover “Plan Your Own”
activities available from Girl Scout program partners in your area—see
details on Page 26 of this guide.
Resources and Support
Looking for information on registration open dates, cancellation,
refunds or assistance registering for an activity or training?
Find these details on the Activities page!
Sample Activity Listing
THINK LIKE A PROGRAMMER
This is where
the activity title, JOURNEY WORKSHOP The time of the
program partner, Engage Thru Tech
activity and which
and location can Online
grade levels can
be found. All Fall Yes, YOU can code, and make a participate are
2020 and Winter difference in the world! Teach an located here.
2021 activities animated toucan how to fly using coding Abbreviations
will be online. instructions! Combine what you have are as follows:
learned about algorithms and debugging D (Daisies), BR
to create a video that teaches others (Brownies), JR
something new! (Juniors), CAD
The date and (Cadettes),
cost of of the SR (Seniors)
11/7/20 - 11/8/20 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
activity are and AMB
listed here. $62/girl D/BR (Ambassadors).
27NOVEMBER 2020
DIGITAL GAME DESIGN HARRY POTTER CODING
Saturday Academy Microsoft
Online Online
Expand your computer skills and learn This workshop introduces girls to the
how to create a computer game! Pick foundational concepts of coding while
your own theme then add on extras to enjoying the magic of Harry Potter!
make it fun. You can also test out each Follow simple steps with drag-and-drop
other’s games. Earn the Coding for Good code blocks and create Harry Potter
Digital Game Design badge (badges not spells with your mouse. Girls will learn
provided). Attend as many sessions to define basic coding concepts, use
as needed to complete your game. their imagination to customize their own
Prerequisites: Juniors: Coding Basics coding projects, and be able to explain
badge or prior Scratch programming the relationship between hardware and
experience. Cadettes: bring your software in coding! Tech requirements:
Avatar & Icons. To register, email Computer and internet—no applications
GETregistration@saturdayacademy.org. needed.
Registration required.
11/4/20 3 - 4:30 p.m.
11/1/20 1 - 3 p.m.
$2.50/girl Brownies
FREE Juniors/Cadettes
11/7/20 1 - 3 p.m. THINK LIKE A PROGRAMMER
FREE Juniors/Cadettes JOURNEY WORKSHOP
Engage Thru Tech
Online
11/8/20 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
FREE Juniors/Cadettes
Yes, YOU can code, and make a
difference in the world! Teach an
animated toucan how to fly using coding
instructions! Combine what you have
ALL ABOUT ANIMALS learned about algorithms and debugging
Mad Science to create a video that teaches others
Online something new!
Carnivores, herbivores and omnivores,
oh my! Explore paws and claws and the 11/7/20 - 11/8/20 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.
animals that use them to survive. Learn $62/girl Daisy/Brownie
about animal adaptations as you explore
the animal kingdom.
11/2/20 5 - 6 p.m.
THINK LIKE A PROGRAMMER
JOURNEY WORKSHOP
$18.75/girl D/BR/JR Engage Thru Tech
Online
Learn basic coding and create custom
graphics to make an educational video
game that shares your passions! No
prior experience required.
11/7/20 - 11/8/20 1 - 6:30 p.m.
$78/girl CAD/SR/AMD
28NOVEMBER 2020
MINECRAFT BUILD CHALLENGE CROSSING GREENLAND LIKE A
Microsoft GIRL SCOUT
Online Polar Explorer Katie Crafts
Girls will put their creativity, Minecraft Online
knowledge and skills to the test in this Do you ever wonder what giant goals
fun 90-minute virtual event. Attendees you’re capable of? Join this activity to
will be given topics along with instructive get step-by-step instructions to make
guidelines throughout to develop their your own big dreams come to life! In
own creative build in Minecraft. This this talk, Girl Scouts will dig deep into
activity requires the use of Minecraft, what it means to adventure beyond your
and this game software is NOT included current skills. Girl Scouts will leave with
with registration. their own written road map on how to
make their greatest dreams a reality!
11/11/20 3 - 4:30 p.m.
$2.50/girl SR/AMD 11/17/20 5:30 - 6:30 p.m.
$5/girl CAD/SR/AMB
AGENT OF CHANGE JOURNEY
WORKSHOP DIGITAL PHOTOGRAHY
Engage Thru Tech Microsoft
Online Online
“Got Moxie?” Explore advanced 2-D In this workshop, girls will explore
animation, and experiential activities digital photography concepts by taking
to find your own “moxie” power, while and editing photos and creating a
connecting with women heroines (real stop motion animated video. Girls will
and animated) who have it! Then “take understand and explore key foundational
action” for the “cause” of your choice! digital photography concepts, create and
edit photos, and make their own stop
motion animation that they can share
11/14/20 - 11/15/20 10 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
with friends and family.
$78/girl Juniors
11/18/20 3 - 4:30 p.m.
$2.50/girl Juniors
THE SCIENCE OF MAGIC
Mad Science
Online
STREAM SCAVENGER HUNT
Magic? No, it’s science! Magicians
Trout Unlimited
never tell their secrets, but scientists
Online
reveal all. Learn some famous historical
magic tricks, and how to recreate them Go on a stream scavenger hunt! You’ll
yourself! Wow your parents and your watch a video to search for the nine
friends with your new magical scientific different ingredients that make up a
knowledge. healthy stream. Can you find all nine and
record your findings? The challenge is
on! You will receive a special, printed
11/16/20 5 - 6 p.m.
STREAM Girls workbook with your
$18.75/girl D/BR/JR registration.
11/18/20 4:30 - 5:30 p.m.
$5/girl Juniors/Cadettes
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