20th Annual Invitational Christmas Parade
December 1st, Saturday. 1:00 p.m.
Theme: "All American Christmas"
December 1st, Saturday. 1:00 p.m.
Theme: "All American Christmas"
The Girls should wear their Girl Scout Vest or Sash, as well as Red,
White & Blue.
Drop-offs are not allowed. Parents must chaperone your daughter.
Girl Scout Day at Stone Mountain Park!
Join your
fellow Girl Scouts at Stone Mountain park for a day of winter fun!
Activities include snow tubing, snow zone, and all other Christmas
activities.
Date: Saturday, December 8th
Location: Stone Mountain Park, Atlanta, GA
Cost: $40 per person plus tax - tickets include a $10 meal voucher
Tickets: www.stonemountainpark.com
This is not a troop event. This is a family outing.
Girl Scout & Her Guy Night
Atlanta Hawks vs. Orlando Magic
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Game Time: 7:00 PM
Join your Girl Scout sisters and bring your family for a fun filled
night! Girl Scouts will participate in on-court experiences and cheer
on the Atlanta Hawks!
Cost: 300 Level = $24.25
200 Level = $39.25
100 Level = $56.75
**Ticket includes a Chick-fil-A Meal Voucher and GS Patch**
Tickets: Click Here (form)
Contact: Amy Janus -tel. 404-878-3560
This is not a troop event. This is a family outing.
Community
Service
We are collecting new
mittens and gloves. Mittens and gloves
can be turned in at our troop meetings in November and December. Mittens and gloves will be donated to needy
families in Paulding County.
Making Games Badge
Program level/age: Girl Scout Brownies
Date: Jan. 12, 2013 Time: 10 a.m. –12 p.m.
Location: Bartow History Museum Fee: $ 6 per girl; adults $4.00
Home Scientist Badge
Available January 19, 2013
9:45 am to 12:30 pm (check-in begins at 9:30)
Come to Tellus Science Museum to experience a fun and exciting side of chemistry! During your visit, we will complete four of the activities toward your Home Scientist badge; you will also receive directions to finish a fifth, fun activity at home. This workshop is full of messy, scientific fun; as part of your program, you’ll also get to explore the Collins Family My Big Backyard gallery.
Drawing Legacy Badge Workshop![Pottery](http://s4039.at2.pressdns.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/girl_scouts_pottery.jpeg)
Booth Western Art Museum invites Junior Girl Scouts to participate in a program designed to help each girl find the artist hidden within. The event begins with a tour of the Booth Museum’s collection followed by sessions on color, shading, shapes, and perspective all led by professional teachers. The program features ample hands-on opportunities for the budding artist to create their own works of art and discover their strengths and favorite methods. Girls will connect with the world of Western Art as they explore the different techniques and mediums used by artists. The workshop starts at Booth Western Art Museum; Girl Scouts will then walk a block to the Booth Art Academy in the TRC building to make the hands-on art activities. The girls will complete the requirements for the Drawing Legacy Badge. Badge is not included. Please bring a packed lunch.
Program level/age: Juniors
Date: Saturday, January 26, 2013
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm *Please plan to arrive early as check-in begins at 9:30 am.
Fee: $12.00 per girl *Two adult leaders receive free museum admission. *All other adults pay the $10.00 museum admission fee.
Your purchase means you get tasty cookies—and a girl learns a lifetime of skills.
The skills a girl develops in the Girl Scout
Cookie Program empower her to do amazing things. She learns that by
putting her mind and energies into something, she can overcome any
challenge.
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Brownies will create and complete scavenger hunts, play a new version of hopscotch, invent a whole new sport, and much more as they use the history of Northwest Georgia to help them earn their Making Games badge.
Program level/age: Girl Scout Brownies
Date: Jan. 12, 2013 Time: 10 a.m. –12 p.m.
Location: Bartow History Museum Fee: $ 6 per girl; adults $4.00
Home Scientist Badge
Available January 19, 2013
9:45 am to 12:30 pm (check-in begins at 9:30)
Come to Tellus Science Museum to experience a fun and exciting side of chemistry! During your visit, we will complete four of the activities toward your Home Scientist badge; you will also receive directions to finish a fifth, fun activity at home. This workshop is full of messy, scientific fun; as part of your program, you’ll also get to explore the Collins Family My Big Backyard gallery.
Drawing Legacy Badge Workshop
![Pottery](http://s4039.at2.pressdns.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/girl_scouts_pottery.jpeg)
Booth Western Art Museum invites Junior Girl Scouts to participate in a program designed to help each girl find the artist hidden within. The event begins with a tour of the Booth Museum’s collection followed by sessions on color, shading, shapes, and perspective all led by professional teachers. The program features ample hands-on opportunities for the budding artist to create their own works of art and discover their strengths and favorite methods. Girls will connect with the world of Western Art as they explore the different techniques and mediums used by artists. The workshop starts at Booth Western Art Museum; Girl Scouts will then walk a block to the Booth Art Academy in the TRC building to make the hands-on art activities. The girls will complete the requirements for the Drawing Legacy Badge. Badge is not included. Please bring a packed lunch.
Program level/age: Juniors
Date: Saturday, January 26, 2013
Time: 10:00 am to 2:00 pm *Please plan to arrive early as check-in begins at 9:30 am.
Fee: $12.00 per girl *Two adult leaders receive free museum admission. *All other adults pay the $10.00 museum admission fee.
Ready for Cookies?
Buying Girl Scout cookies is more than just handing over money for a box. It’s about the skills and learning a girl gains from interacting directly with you. It’s about the experience of running her own cookie business and working with others. It’s the reason we don’t sell cookies online. And it’s why we encourage you to buy your cookies from a Girl Scout—the Cookie Professional!—and not her parents.Your purchase means you get tasty cookies—and a girl learns a lifetime of skills.
This Is What a Girl Can Do
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