A big thank you to all who bought and sold candy, nuts, and magazines for our fall fundraiser. By buying items from our girls it helps with supplies, field trips and more!
Friday, October 26, 2012
Halloween Party 2012
Our extra cute group of girls dressed up for our Halloween! We also had Emma's big sister dressed up as Bettle Juice who helped the girls with the craft. And a thank you to Miranda and Emily for making goodie bags, Jacquline for making witches hat cookies, And Emily's mom for making chocolate suckers for the girls.
Monday, October 22, 2012
Ed-Zoo-Cate Program
Ed-Zoo-Cate-Billings
Budding zoologists can get an insider's look at Zoo Montana's animals and exhibits by participating in our interactive Ed-Zoo-Cate program. They'll meet like-minded girls and experts who'll offer interesting facts about animal care, habitats, and receive a visit from some of the animal inhabitants!
The goal of the program is to connect Girl Scouts with nature by enhancing their understanding and appreciation for the wonderful diversity of nature and the animals that thrive there.
It's Your Story-Tell It! Journey book '5 Flowers, 4 Stories, 3 Cheers for Animals' encourages networking with your community and this is a great animal connection to make! Brownies this is also an opportunity to identify a community place where you can Take Action and work towards the Take Action Key in the Brownie Quest Journey.
It's Your Story-Tell It! Journey book '5 Flowers, 4 Stories, 3 Cheers for Animals' encourages networking with your community and this is a great animal connection to make! Brownies this is also an opportunity to identify a community place where you can Take Action and work towards the Take Action Key in the Brownie Quest Journey.
After the Ed-Zoo-Cate program your registration fee also allows you to tour the 70 acre zoological park which has a unique and interesting collection of approximately 50% exotic and 50% native species.
Since this is a winter program, space is limited for girls and supervising adults. Supervising adults must register at the GSMW office or online to receive the same discounted entrance fee as the girls. Unregistered adults will not be admitted to the program.
Remember space is limited so register early for this zoo adventure.
This event is open to girls in grades K-3 and supervising adults.
Registration deadline: January 4
Girl min/max: 10/30
Adult min/max: 2/10
Girl min/max: 10/30
Adult min/max: 2/10
Saturday, Jan 19, 2013
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Cost:
$5/girl;$5/adultClick HERE to sign up for this Program
Sunday, October 21, 2012
Girl Scouts on Ice
Last year we had two girls go to the Girl Scouts on Ice. Sage and Jazymne had a blast even though Sage kept biting the ice.
This program filled up super fast last year so if your girl scout wants to go get her registared now :)
This program filled up super fast last year so if your girl scout wants to go get her registared now :)
Girl Scouts on Ice Program
Girl Scouts on Ice
Let's hit the ice and go ice skating on December 8, 2012 from 3:00-4:00 pm! Stand, glide, and spin your way around the ice skating rink. Work with instructors to learn the basics of skating such as standing to more advanced moves like spinning.
After learning the basics from local instructors, then spend some free time on the ice perfecting your moves.
After learning the basics from local instructors, then spend some free time on the ice perfecting your moves.
For the skaters safety helmets are recommended and not provided by the rink. Please feel free to bring your own bicycle helmet.
Skates will be provided by the rink and included in the registration fee. Parents are encouraged to participate with their K-12 skater so register today. Adult skate rental is available through the ice skating rink for an additional $3.00. Dress warm and join in the winter fun.
This event is open to girls in grades k-12 and supervising adults.
Registration deadline: November 23
Girl min/max: 15/60
Adult min/max: 6/25
Girl min/max: 15/60
Adult min/max: 6/25
Saturday, Dec 8, 2012
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Cost:
$6/girl; $3/adultMad Hatter Program
Mad Hatter
Click HERE to register
Girls you won't have to fall down the rabbit hole to have an Alice in Wonderland like tea party. Join the Girl Scouts of Montana and Wyoming and volunteers from the High Plains Women's Museum as we learn proper tea etiquette and enjoy a tasty treat. Once the tea cups are cleared the creativity begins!
Hats will be provided and Lorraine, The Hat Lady of Billings, will give you history and share stories about the hats she has in her extensive collection, which is a popular feature at the museum.
Daisies, this is a great opportunity to work on the Zinnie, Considerate and Caring Petal which is featured in the Daisy Girl's Guide and the Art of Sharing insert.
Daisies, this is a great opportunity to work on the Zinnie, Considerate and Caring Petal which is featured in the Daisy Girl's Guide and the Art of Sharing insert.
Hearing the stories from Lorraine and the museum volunteers may inspire Brownies that are exploring the World of Girls Journey for ideas on how they can make their world better. Brownies working through Brownie Quest may reveal a special quality or talent that leads to the Discover Key award.
Spots are filling fast so register today to take part at a High Tea the Queen of England would be envious to attend!
This event is open to girls in grades K-3 and supervising adults.
Registration deadline: October 29
Girl min/max: 10/75
Adult min/max: 2/20
Girl min/max: 10/75
Adult min/max: 2/20
Monday, Nov 12, 2012
6:00 PM - 7:15 PM
Cost:
$5/girl; no cost to adultsClick HERE to register
Welcome Everyone!
Hey Girl Scouts and Family! I'm making this blog in hopes to make this easier for everyone to find what's going on with our troop and maybe even save some paper. A quick look around as I'm getting it set up, meeting dates are on a tab up top along with up coming council programs including ice skating.
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