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Girl Scout Trivia1. Where does name Daisy Girl Scout come from?2. Who was the founder of Girl Scouting in the United States?3. What color are Daisy tunics?4. How many parts are there in the Girl Scout promise?5. When is the birthday of the founder of Girl Scouts?6. Who were the friends that Juliette Low visited in England, where she got the ideaof Girl Scouts?7. What is the name of your council ?8. How many parts are there to the Girl Scout Law?9. Where was Girl Scouting's founder born?10. What song do we sing at the end of a meeting?11. What shape are Brownie Try-Its?12. What is the celebration of the first Girl Scout meeting called?13. What is the shape of the Brownie pin?14. How many international world centers are there?15. What are Girl Scouts called in most other countries of the world?16. What color are Girl ScoutJunior vest and sashes?17. What shape are Girl Scout Junior Badges?18. How many Brownie Try-Its are there?19. What is the Girl Scout motto?20. What shape are Cadette/Senio/Ambassadorr Interest Project Awards?21. What is the name of the world center in Switzerland?22. What is the highest recognition that can be earned in Girl Scout Cadettes?23. What is the abbreviation for the international association that all Girl Scoutsworldwide belong to?24. On what day do we celebrate Lord & Lady Baden Powell's birthdays?25. At what world center is Spanish spoken?26. What are the special program designed for Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadorsproviding the chance for individuals to travel beyond their own councils?27. What was Juliette Low's dream?28. What is the highest recognition that can be earned by a Girl Scout Senior or Ambassador?29. What was established after Juliette Low's death, to honor her vision & dream forthe girls of the world’?Answers to the Girl Scout Trivia Questions1. Juliette Low's nickname2. Juliette Low3. Blue4. 35. October 31st / Halloween6. Lord & Lady Baden Powell7. Girl Scouts, Hornets’ Nest Council8. 109. Savannah, Georgia10. Taps11. Triangles12. Girl Scout Week13. Trefoil14. 415. Girl Guides16. Green17. Round18. New book - 40, old books - 3519. Be Prepared20. Rectangular21. Our Chalet22. Silver Award23. WAGGGS24. Thinking Day25. Our Cabana26. Wider Opportunities27. World peace & friendship28. Gold Award29. Juliette Low World Friendship Fund44
CraftsTips for Teaching CraftsCrafts can be a fun addition to a meeting. In fact, many times, recognition work can be accomplishedwith "crafts". Therefore, included here are some hints on teaching crafts to children. Be sure to involveTroop Committee members if extra help is needed.Be sure to include any safety instructions that are necessary for the activity. As you work with Daisy GirlScouts, don't assume too much. They may not know how to hold the scissors or the fact that theyshouldn't run with them.Give adequate instructions for the activity. Keep these instructions simple. If the activity is simple, littleinstruction may be necessary; however, if it is very involved or is a new activity, give the instructionstwice and then ask if there are any questions. For extremely complicated activities it may be necessary tobreak the instructions into sections and teach one section at a time.Have enough equipment and supplies on hand. At most, two people can share supplies. More than thatand the girls tend to get frustrated at having to wait and the activity is less enjoyable.Be sure that the craft is suitable for the age child you are working with. If the project is too difficult, thechild will become frustrated. If it is too simple, the child may become bored.Allow enough time for the activity. Remember that different girls work at different speeds and most girlswill take longer to make a craft than you can make it yourself. Having something extra to do for thosewho finish early is also a good idea or you could have them help the girls who have not finished yet.If necessary, prepare your meeting place for the craft activity. Covering surfaces for messy projects willmake clean up much easier. If supplies can be divided in advance it is easier to hand them out.Do the activity yourself before you give it to the girls to complete. This way, you will be able to identify thepitfalls and problems that may occur with a particular craft. You can also adjust, if necessary, thedirections to make the project easier.Great craft sites: www.theideabox.com and www.makingfriends.com45
Page 1 and 2: Girl Scouts, Hornets’ Nest Counci
Page 3 and 4: WelcomeWelcome to Girl Scouts, Horn
Page 5 and 6: The Girl Scout Leadership Developme
Page 7 and 8: Process for Adding Girls to your tr
Page 10 and 11: Highlights from the Girl Scout"It
Page 12 and 13: Badges, Signs and AwardsIn addition
Page 14 and 15: WHERE DO I START?First, plan your c
Page 16: Date of CompletionREQUIREMENTS/ / 1
Page 20 and 21: Sample e-mail or letter to parents
Page 24 and 25: Week 1Supplies Needed - Paper, writ
Page 26 and 27: Week 3Supplies Needed - Paper to cr
Page 28 and 29: Week 5The Investiture/Rededication
Page 30 and 31: Week 7Supplies Needed - Writing ute
Page 32 and 33: MONTHLY TIPS/IDEASGirl Scout troops
Page 35 and 36: CeremoniesTime to Celebrate Girl Sc
Page 37 and 38: Sample Investiture CeremonyPick and
Page 39 and 40: Court of Awards - Four-WindsDependi
Page 41 and 42: Girl Scout TraditionsGirl Scout Sig
Page 43: Juliette Gordon Low, founder ofGirl
Page 47 and 48: GamesTips for Teaching Games1. Choo
Page 49 and 50: What to Bring Relay RaceDivide the
Page 51 and 52: The RIGHT Troop Celebrates Juliette
Page 54 and 55: Girl / Adult Partnership in Plannin
Page 56 and 57: KapersKaper Chart ExampleKeeping an
Page 58 and 59: Leader/DaughterThe Leader/Daughter
Page 60 and 61: Pluralism and Diversity IdeasandSer
Page 64 and 65: ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH FIELD SPORTS F
Page 66 and 67: “COLLECTING” HOBBIES CREATIVE S
Page 68 and 69: SCIENCE SLEUTH SKY SEARCH WATER WON
Page 70 and 71: Girl Scout Service Record:Year Serv
Page 72 and 73: Service Project IdeasProjects shoul
Page 74 and 75: ChickenC- I’m the way to beginH-
Page 76 and 77: Baby’s BoatBaby’s boats a silve
Page 79 and 80: SWAPS Etiquette●●●●●●
Page 81 and 82: Troop GovernmentPatrol systemA form

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