Program Events: Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors
October/November/December 2010
 = Individual Event  = Troop Event  = Troop/Group Camping Event
Girl Scout Day at the Alliance Theatre!
An improvisational survival guide for tweenagers! It’s not easy being ‘tween. But thankfully, a team of four middle school students is here to help guide you through the maze of locker rooms, 8th grade dances, book reports and cafeteria blues. Filled with music and improv, Middle School the Musical is the Alliance’s first truly interactive show for children and families. Activity Fee includes performance of Middle School, the musical, Q & A with the Staff and Cast and Backstage Access/Behind the Scene Experience. This event is exclusively for Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors and their families.
Accounting code: 617/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Oct. 30, 2010
Time: 3 - 6:30 p.m.
Location: The Alliance Theatre, Atlanta, GA
Fee: $18 per girl; $20 per adult; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/30/10; ends 10/1/10
Participants: Min. 50/max. 150
Adult training required: First Aid/CPR
Contact: Tiffany Tolbert at 770-702-9145 or ttolbert@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Lead It! at Imagine It!
Looking to earn your hours in a creative way? Well look no further. The Imagine It! Children's Museum of Atlanta is offering you a chance of a lifetime. You'll meet professionals within the museum and get 4 hours of training towards earning your Community Service Bar. Then you can sign up to help out at the museum to log service or leadership hours. If you still want to play in the sandbox or create a one of a kind finger painted masterpiece than this is the place for you.
Accounting code: 604/individual
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Nov 7, 2010
Time: 1 pm - 5 pm.
Location: Imagine It! Children's Museum of Atlanta
Fee: Girl $12 . Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 9/20/2010; ends 10/15/2010
Participants: Min. 25/max. 50
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Terry Otto at 770-702-9150 or JuliettePS@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Generation Next
It's your turn to take the LEAD... Are you thinking about your future? Do you want to get noticed by colleges and employees? Come join Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors from all over Georgia to get business savvy advice while gaining skills in: Leadership, Presentation, Relationships, Public Speaking and Communication.
Accounting code: 630/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 9-12
Date: Oct. 16, 2010
Time: 9 am-5 pm
Location: Mableton Service Center, Mableton, GA
Fee: Girl: $150; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/30/2010; ends 9/24/2010
Participants: Min. 50/max 50
Adult training required: Adult Chaperones will be provided so adults should not plan to stay
Contact: Gloria Todd at (770) 702-9146 pssail@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
All-Around Atlanta
Looking for Fun in the City? Then invite your friends to join you for a fun day of traveling around Atlanta. Girls are invited to spend the day discovering Atlanta and learning how to use Marta. Other fun things include tour and lunch at CNN Center, movie at Atlantic Station, shopping at Underground Atlanta and MORE! All trip chaperones will be provided. No walk ins or tagalongs allowed. Meeting location will be given in the confirmation.
Accounting code: 617/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Dec. 4, 2010
Time: 10 a.m.-9 p.m.
Location: Will be provided in confirmation
Fee: $50 per girl. Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 10/18/10; ends 11/12/10
Participants: Min.25/max. 60
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Tiffany Tolbert at Ttolbert@gsgatl.org or (770) 702-9145
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Introduction to Web Page Creation I
Make your own Web page and put it on the Internet in this one-day workshop! Each participant will make her own Web site with two or more pages, including text, photographs, links and color, and then upload their Web pages to an Internet server where they can be viewed by family and friends. A short lesson about cyber safety will also be given at the workshop. Registration includes a freeware Web page editor (Nvu), one year of Web hosting, and a light afternoon snack. Participants should bring lunch and a drink, and may bring one or more photographs on a CD or PC-formatted flash drive. Lunch will be outdoors if weather permits. Workshop participants should be sufficiently familiar with computers to browse Web sites and to use a word processor to create and print a document. All participants will be required to sign an Internet Safety Agreement after registering.
Accounting code: 620/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Nov 13, 2010
Time: 9 a.m.-3:15 p.m.
Location: Southern Polytechnic State University, Marietta
Fee: $10 per girl. Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 9/27/2010; ends 10/22/2010
Participants: Min. 15/max. 25
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Lissa Snowdon at (770) 702-9148 or psgirlsgotech@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Robotic Art II
Discover the fun of turning technology into a work of art! Connect with Georgia Tech students as you learn to program an easy to control robot to create cool art. Use the color camera on the robot to capture pictures and learn how to do photoshop-style image effects like color filters, negation, and chromakey. You can even make a movie with the robot. Bring a snack and drink.
Accounting code: 620/troop or individual
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Nov 7, 2010
Time: Noon - 4 pm.
Location: Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta
Fee: Girls $10, Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 9/7/2010; ends 10/15/2010
Participants: Min. 15/max. 40
Adult training required: First aid/CPR
Contact: Lissa Snowdon at (770) 702-9148 or psgirlsgotech@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
DASHboard Road Safety I - Douglasville
Are you ready for the road? What do you need to know to be prepared? DASHboard Road Safety will help you discover so much in a short time. You'll learn special FAQs about teen drivers and about the DASH... D-In the DRIVER'S SEAT how well you can function with distractions and just how challenging it is to function if you were under the influence.
Accounting code: 630/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 9-12
Date: Oct. 2, 2010
Time: 1 to 5 pm
Location: ABRA Auto Body & Glass, Douglasville, GA
Fee: Girl $10.00; adult $0
Registration: Begins 8/2/2010; ends 9/17/2010
Participants: Min 30/max 50
Adult training required: Adults are requested to register at no cost, Remember when traveling away from your meeting site, you must have at least 2 adults.
Contact: Gloria Todd, 770-702-9146, gtodd@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Service 101 - Community Service Bar Training I
Girl Scout Cadettes are invited to participate in a special workshop designed to provide them with the 4 hours of Girl Scout training required to log their service hours towards earning the Girl Scout Community Service Bar. Girls will learn about the keys to leadership when they connect with each other while they discover ways they can help out at lots of Girl Scout places and how to market themselves to local Girl Scouts groups.
Accounting code: 604/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-8
Date: Oct. 2, 2010
Time: 1 to 5 pm
Location:
Fee: Girl $10; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/16/2010; ends 9/24/2010
Participants: Min 25/max 75
Adult training required: None
Contact: Terry Otto, 770-702-9150, totto@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Making it Better Service Series
Do you want to help where you are needed and have fun
providing service activities in your community? In this
Service Series, Girl Scouts will connect with each other at
several service-related trainings and events. Training workshops will provide the requirements for earning the Girl Scout Cadette or Senior Community Service Bars. An informational conference call on Oct.1st will start the program and girls will then attend one of the Service 101 events on 10/2, 10/3 or 10/17 nearest them for their 1st training (please note which one on your registration form). Then they will come together on Nov 7th for their 2nd workshop to provide service leadership at the Children’s Museum. Additional dates included in the fee are
12/2/2010 (conference call), 1/17/2011(Hands On Atlanta project), 2/5 or 6/2011,& 3/26/2011.
Accounting code: 604/individual
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Oct. 1, 2010
Time: 4pm to 4:30pm
Location: Emailed Information
Fee: Fee is $65.00; send $15 deposit with registration
Registration: Begins 8/9/2010; ends 9/24/2010
Participants: Min 20/max 40
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Terry Otto, 770-702-9150, totto@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Service 101 - Community Service Bar Training II
Girl Scout Cadettes are invited to participate in a special workshop designed to provide them with the 4 hours of Girl Scout training required to log their service hours towards earning the Girl Scout Community Service Bar. Girls will learn about the keys to leadership when they connect with each other while they discover ways they can help out at lots of Girl Scout places and how to market themselves to local Girl Scouts groups.
Accounting code: 604/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-8
Date: Oct. 3, 2010
Time: 1 to 5 pm
Location:
Fee: Girl $10; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/16/2010; ends 9/24/2010
Participants: Min 25/max 75
Adult training required: None
Contact: Terry Otto, 770-702-9150, totto@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Destinations Rally I
Pack your bags and let's go on a Destination! But before you board that plane, register for the Destinations Rally to discover all you need to know and connect with girls who've traveled locally and internationally. This is a great opportunity to share Girls Scouts with girls who aren't Girl Scouts. Troops, parents and troop advisors are welcome. Participants will receive a travel journal, folder and list of 2011 destinations.
Accounting code: 617/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Oct. 3, 2010
Time: 2 to 4 pm
Location: Gwinnett Health Resource Center
Fee: Girl $5; adult $2; send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/23/2010; ends 9/24/2010
Participants: Min 20/max 100
Adult training required: None
Contact: Tiffany Tolbert, 770-702-9145, ttolbert@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
aMazing Series I
Girl Scout Cadettes will discover how their many relationships come together to promote peace in their world. Girls will participate in AMaze Journey activities and visit a corn maze while working toward earning their Interact, Diplomat and Peace-Maker awards. Girls will meet every Tuesday for 7 weeks and the last Tuesday in January to complete their “Take Action” projects. Fee includes: book, awards, supplies, snacks and field trip.
Accounting code: 604/individual
Program level/age: Grades 6-8
Date: Oct. 5, 2010
Time: 6-8 pm
Location: Dalton Service Center, Dalton, GA
Fee: Girls $120; $50 deposit due at time of registration
Registration: Begins 8/16/2010; ends 9/10/2010
Participants: Min 10/max 20
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Terry Otto, 770-702-9150, totto@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
aMazing Series II
Girl Scout Cadettes will discover how their many relationships come together to promote peace in their world. Girls will participate in AMaze Journey activities and visit a corn maze while working toward earning their Interact, Diplomat and Peace-Maker awards. Girls will meet every Tuesday for 7 weeks and the last Tuesday in January to complete their “Take Action” projects. Fee includes: book, awards, supplies, snacks and field trip.
Accounting code: 604/individual
Program level/age: Grades 6-8
Date: Oct. 6, 2010
Time: 6-8 pm
Location: Mableton Service Center, Mableton, GA
Fee: Girl $120; $50 deposit due at time of registration
Registration: Begins 8/16/2010; ends 9/10/2010
Participants: Min 10/max 20
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Terry Otto, 770-702-9150, totto@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Leader in Training I
Would you like to discover how to be a Girl Scout leader and work with your own troop? Would you like to add an excellent component to your resume and college and scholarship applications? Join us at LIT where you will earn your pin for training participation. You can earn your LIT patch while working with your very own troop. You will receive books, workbook and other materials to help you be in the know as a 1st rate leader.
Accounting code: 630/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 9-12
Date: Oct. 9, 2010
Time: 9 am to 5 pm
Location: Peachtree City, GA 30269
Fee: $25; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/2/2010; ends 9/24/2010
Participants: Min 10/max 30
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Gloria Todd, 770-702-9146, gtodd@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Destinations Rally II
Pack your bags and let's go on a Destination! But before you board that plane, register for the Destinations Rally to discover all you need to know and connect with girls who've traveled locally and internationally. This is a great opportunity to share Girls Scouts with girls who aren't Girl Scouts. Troops, parents and troop advisors are welcome. Participants will receive a travel journal, folder and list of 2011 destinations.
Accounting code: 617/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Oct. 9, 2010
Time: 10:30 am to 12:30 pm
Location: Peachtree City Library, Peachtree City, GA
Fee: Girl $5; adult $2; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/30/2010; ends 10/1/2010
Participants: Min 15/max 40
Adult training required: None
Contact: Tiffany Tolbert, 770-702-9145, ttolbert@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
aMazing Series III
Girl Scout Cadettes will discover how their many relationships come together to promote peace in their world. Girls will participate in AMaze Journey activities and visit a corn maze while working toward earning their Interact, Diplomat and Peace-Maker awards. Girls will meet every Tuesday for 7 weeks and the last Tuesday in January to complete their “Take Action” projects. Fee includes: book, awards, supplies, snacks and field trip.
Accounting code: 604/individual
Program level/age: Grades 6-8
Date: Oct. 7, 2010
Time: 6-8 pm
Location: McDonough, GA
Fee: Girls $120; $50 deposit due at time of registration
Registration: Begins 8/16/2010; ends 9/10/2010
Participants: Min 10/max 20
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Terry Otto, 770-702-9150, totto@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Program Aide II
Earn Your Program Aide pin at this fun-filled day of discovering how to be a leader for children. Learn how to teach Girl Scout songs, games and outdoor skills and how to use your leadership skills to complete this Girl Scout leadership award. Participants must attend the entire day and PA events will fill quickly, so don't be left out. Remember if you want to work at a summer day camp you must have attended a PA training event and have earned your PA pin.
Accounting code: 604/individual
Program level/age: Grades 7-12
Date: Oct. 16, 2010
Time: 9 am to 5 pm
Location: W.Cobb/Paulding County
Fee: $25; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/30/2010; ends 9/24/2010
Participants: Min 20/max 30
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Contact Terry Otto, 770-702-9150, totto@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Destinations Rally IV
Pack your bags and let's go on a Destination! But before you board that plane, register for the Destinations Rally to discover all you need to know and connect with girls who've traveled locally and internationally. This is a great opportunity to share Girls Scouts with girls who aren't Girl Scouts. Troops, parents and troop advisors are welcome. Participants will receive a travel journal, folder and list of 2011 destinations.
Accounting code: 617/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Oct. 16, 2010
Time: 3 -5 pm
Location: Bethel United Methodist Church, Stockbridge
Fee: Girl $5; adult $2; includes activities; program supplies
Registration: Begins 8/23/2010; ends 9/24/2010
Participants: Min 15/max 50
Adult training required: First Aid/CPR
Contact: Tiffany Tolbert, 770-702-9145, ttolbert@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Destinations Rally III
Pack your bags and let's go on a Destination! But before you board that plane, register for the Destinations Rally to discover all you need to know and connect with girls who've traveled locally and internationally. This is a great opportunity to share Girls Scouts with girls who aren't Girl Scouts. Troops, parents and troop advisors are welcome. Participants will receive a travel journal, folder and list of 2011 destinations.
Accounting code: 617/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Oct. 17, 2010
Time: 2 pm to 4 pm
Location: Camp Timber Ridge, Mableton, GA
Fee: Girl $5; adult $2; Send full payment with registration; includes activities; staff leadership; snacks; workbook; program supplies
Registration: Begins 8/23/2010; ends 9/24/2010
Participants: Min 20/max 100
Adult training required: None
Contact: Tiffany Tolbert, 770-702-9145, ttolbert@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Dollars & Sense Workshop
How do you know how to manage your money wisely? Or how to develop short and long term goals that will help you save for important things you will need? Connect with our money experts and discover several important keys as you work on the requirements to earn the Dollar and Sense IPA.
Accounting code: 604/individual
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Oct. 9, 2010
Time: 10 am to 1 pm
Location:
Fee: $10; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/23/2010; ends 9/17/2010
Participants: Min 20/max 50
Adult training required: None
Contact: Terry Otto, 770-702-9150, totto@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Robotic Art I
Discover the fun of turning technology into a work of art! Connect with Georgia Tech students as you learn to program an easy to control robot to create cool art. Use the color camera on the robot to capture pictures and learn how to do photoshop-style image effects like color filters, negation, and chromakey. You can even make a movie with the robot. Bring a snack and drink.
Accounting code: 620/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grade 6-12
Date: Oct. 23, 2010
Time: 12 - 4 p.m.
Location: Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA
Fee: Girl $10; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 9/7/2010; ends 10/1/2010
Participants: Min 15; max 40
Adult training required: First Aid/CPR
Contact: Lissa Snowdon 770-702-9148 lsnowdon@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Alice Adventures in Animation II
Discover animation! Use the animation program Alice to design your own 3-D movies and games! Go through your own looking glass into the world of computer animation. Alice is a free software program from Carnegie Mellon University that uses drag-and-drop programming to control three-dimensional objects. See www.alice.org for more information. Fee includes materials and each participant will go home with a CD with the software program. Bring a snack and drink.
Accounting code: 620/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Dec 4, 2010
Time: 1:30 pm - 4 pm
Location: Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA
Fee: Girl $10. Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 9/27/2010; ends 11/12/2010
Participants: Min. 25/max. 60
Adult training required: First Aid/CPR
Contact: Lissa Snowdon 770-702-9148 lsnowdon@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Leader in Training II
Do you want to discover how to be a Girl Scout leader and work with your very own troop for a year? Would you like to add an excellent component to your resume for college applications and scholarships? If so, then come and learn the skills and activities you need to work with your very own troop. You will learn how to connect with other adult leaders and with the younger girls. You will know how to take action when challenges arise and how to help fill needs in your community as a leader. The LIT patch can be earned by serving in a leadership role after attending this training. If you love working with children, you will definitely want to be a part of this workshop.
Accounting code: 630/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 9-12
Date: Oct. 10, 2010
Time: 9 am to 5 pm
Location: Mableton Service Center, Mableton, GA
Fee: $25; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/23/2010; ends 9/17/2010
Participants: Min 10/max 30
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Gloria Todd, 770-702-9146, gtodd@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Service 101 - Community Service Bar Training III
Girl Scout Cadettes are invited to participate in a special workshop designed to provide them with the 4 hours of Girl Scout training required to log their service hours towards earning the Girl Scout Community Service Bar. Girls will learn about the keys to leadership when they connect with each other while they discover ways they can help out at lots of Girl Scout places and how to market themselves to local Girl Scouts groups.
Accounting code: 604/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-8
Date: Oct. 17, 2010
Time: 1 to 5 pm
Location: Camp Cecil Jackson, Griffin, GA
Fee: Girl $10; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/16/2010; ends 9/24/2010
Participants: Min 25/max 75
Adult training required: None
Contact: Terry Otto, 770-702-9150, totto@gsgatl.org
Registration status:
Location change
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
DASHboard Road Safety II - Lilburn
Are you ready for the road? What do you need to know to be prepared for getting behind the wheel? DASHboard Road Safety will help you learn special FAQs about teen drivers and about the DASH... D-In the DRIVER'S SEAT how well you can function with distractions like eating, answering your cell phone or even changing the station on the radio. We'll even show you just how challenging it is to function for someone under the influence.
Accounting code: 630/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 9-12
Date: Nov 20, 2010
Time: 1 - 5 pm
Location: ABRA Auto Body & Glass, Lilburn
Fee: Girl $10. Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/2/2010; ends 10/29/2010
Participants: Min. 30/max. 50
Adult training required: Adults are requested to register at no cost, Remember when traveling away from your meeting site, you must have at least 2 adults.
Contact: Gloria Todd 770-702-9146 gtodd@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Leader in Training III
Do you want to discover how to be a Girl Scout leader and work wiht your very own troop for a year? Would you like to add and excellent component to your resume for college applications and scholarships? If so, then come and learn the skills and activities you need to work with your very own troop. You will learn how to connect with other adult leaders and with the younger girls. You will know how to take action when challenges arise and how to help fill needs in your community as a leader. The LIT patch can be earned by serving in a leadership role after attending this training. If you love working with children, you will definitely want to be a part of this workshop.
Accounting code: 630/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 9-10
Date: Nov. 6, 2010
Time: 9 am-5 pm
Location: Dalton Service Center;Dalton, GA
Fee: Girl $25; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 9/27/10; ends 10/15/10
Participants: Min 10; max 30
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Gloria Todd; 770-702-9146; gtodd@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Be AMAZED!
Connect with other Girl Scout Cadettes to discover all the mazes in your life while you check out the Amaze Journey activities. Discuss topics such as relationship issues, conflict resolutions and bullying in fun-filled journey sessions where you'll network solutions to these issues . You'll enjoy a night navigation of a real corn maze with your team and enjoy an evening campfire with your new friends.
Accounting code: 604/individul
Program level/age: Grades 6-8
Date: Oct. 23, 2010
Time: 4 - 9 pm
Location: Southern Farms. McDonough
Fee: Girl fee: $30 Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 9/7/2010; ends 10/1/2010
Participants: Min 30; max 100
Adult training required: First Aid/CPR
Contact: Terry Otto; 770-702-9150; totto@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Alice Adventures in Animation I
Discover animation! Use the animation program Alice to design your own 3-D movies and games! Go through your own looking glass into the world of computer animation. Alice is a free software program from Carnegie Mellon University that uses drag-and-drop programming to control three-dimensional objects. See www.alice.org for more information. Fee includes materials and each participant will go home with a CD with the software program. Bring a snack and drink.
Accounting code: 620/individual or troop
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Dec. 4, 2010
Time: 9 am - 12:30 pm
Location: Georgia Tech, Atlanta
Fee: Girl $10; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 9/27/2010; ends 11/12/2010
Participants: Min. 20/max. 60
Adult training required: First Aid/CPR
Contact: Lissa Snowdon 770-702-9148 lsnowdon@gsgatl.org
Registration status:
Date Change
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Rotary Badge Day
You are invited to the Rotary's Badge Clinic where girls will have the opportunity to take part in activity sessions needed to earn Interest Project Awards. Rotary volunteers will host two sessions, one before lunch and one after for you to chose your sessions. Activity leaders will sign off on your award worksheets as you complete them. Girl Scout leaders, advisors or parents must accompany girls and are responsible for insuring girls’ understanding and completion before purchasing the awards from the Girl Scout Badge & Sash store.
Accounting code: 604/individual
Program level/age: Grades 6-12
Date: Nov. 20, 2010
Time: 9 am - 3 pm
Location: Smokerise Elementary; Stone Mountain, GA
Fee: Girl $10; Adult $5; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 9/30/10; ends 10/29/10
Participants: Min 10/max 50
Adult training required: None
Contact: Terry Otto; 770-702-9150; totto@gsgatl.org
Registration status:
Date Change
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
Program Aide III
Earn Your Program Aide pin at this fun-filled day of discovering how to be a leader for children. Learn how to teach Girl Scout songs, games and outdoor skills and how to use your leadership skills to complete this Girl Scout leadership award. Participants must attend the entire day and PA events will fill quickly, so don't be left out. Remember if you want to work at a summer day camp you must have attended a PA training event and have earned your PA pin.
Accounting code: 604/individual
Program level/age: Grades 7-12
Date: Nov 20 ,2010
Time: 9 am - 5 pm
Location: Cherokee/Forsyth County
Fee: Girl $25; Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins 8/30/2010; ends 10/29/2010
Participants: Min. 20/max. 30
Adult training required: Chaperones are provided so no adults should plan to stay.
Contact: Terry Otto 770-702-9150 totto@gsgatl.org
Download registration form for individuals/troops or troop/group camping.
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