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The 2018-19 Guide to Programs and Events The Guide 2018–2019 Programs & Events Make This Girl Scout Year Your Best Yet. GSNorCal’s Volunteer Learning Portal is designed to support your experience. With the guidance and support of a volunteer, girls can go as far as their imaginations will take them—and you can be there, right by their side. In fact, 95% of volunteers say they make girls’ lives better at Girl Scouts (and that makes them happy). We know your time is valuable, which is why the majority of our learning courses are available online and accessible 24/7. This gives you the information you need just when you need it! Most of the online courses are fewer than 10 minutes long. You can study on your own time, learn at a pace that is convenient for you, and resume where you left off, and your progress will be tracked for your records. Get started by accessing our Volun- teer Learning Portal at training.gsnorcal.org. You also will find support for your troop with the Volunteer Toolkit App, which lets you manage troop communication and girl membership. We think it’s a great way for brand new leaders or leaders of new age levels to launch into Journeys or the legacy badges. This tool will be especially helpful to Daisy leaders who are just starting out! The Volunteer Toolkit is available through the MY GS link in the upper menu of our website, www.gsnorcal.org. w Get started now! Sign in at www.gsnorcal.org and check it out! Visit our Council Shops! Alameda • Eureka • Chico • Redding • San Jose • Santa Rosa More than just uniforms! Fun patches, DIY kits, gifts, Girl Scout apparel, and more! II • The Guide 2018–2019www.girlscoutshop.com • [email protected] • 1-800-447-GIRL ext. 7090 Table of Contents SYMBOLS Information & Important Dates • 2 ★ New Program for 2018–2019 Badge or patch included Girl Scouting Made Easy • 4 ⬥ AGE LEVELS Preferred Vendors • 8 Daisies (K–1) Adult Learning • 10 Adults get the support they need and fun they deserve. Brownies (2–3) Juniors (4–5) Entrepreneurship • 11 From Fall Product to the Cookie Program, Girl Scouts become budding Cadettes (6–8) entrepreneurs as they build their business skills. Seniors (9–10) Fun with Purpose • 12 Ambassadors (11–12) Girl Scouts can have fun anywhere. Explore new interests, see new sites, and Volunteers discover the world together. Adults Life Skills • 13 From communication to relationships, from citizenship to healthy living, Girl Scouts is the spot for getting the practical skills for life! EXPERIENCES Troop/Girl Outdoors • 18 Fun in the outdoors is key to the Girl Scout magic. No matter your age, we make it Adult + Girl a breeze. Family Service • 25 Adult Giving back to the community is FUN-damental to the Girl Scout Experience. Find an opportunity to inspire. The A symbol appears when adults STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering & Math) • 26 can expect that the program will From protecting the environment to making a robot at NASA, Girl Scouts STEM actively engage them. If a program opportunities have her reaching for the stars. does not have an Adult symbol, unless otherwise noted, girls still require a chaperone, but you can Travel • 35 expect your role to be just that. Girl Scouts love to travel—from the field trips they take as Brownies to the global adventures they go on as teens. The V symbol represents events that we need volunteer help with. Please Girl Scout Cookie 2018 Top Sellers • 36 contact us at registration@gsnorcal. org if you’d like to volunteer at one of Awards & Mentoring • 40 these fun programs! We have expanded our symbols to Activity Planner • 51 include those that help you identify Programs by Age Level • 51 the program content. Our national • content of Entrepreneurship, Life • Activity Planner • 55 Skills, Outdoors, and STEM is supported and supplemented by Girl Scouts' long history of Service as well as FUN! Planning your Girl Scout year is easy. Like, magical. Whether you're a Girl Scout apprentice or a Girl Scout wizard, the Guide is here to help you start mapping out a magical year. This annual publication lists just a few of the many exciting opportunities and adventures for troops, individual girls, adults, and any combination therein! The grid at the back of this issue includes activities for the whole Girl Scout Year. It's like magic: Girl Scout Magic. Have fun exploring what’s coming up. To get the most out of the Guide, use it alongside the online Activity Finder, which allows you to search for more information and events using specific interests or locations. It’s easy to register online, access FAQs, and find detailed registration policies. Registration is now open for events through December 2018. Be on the lookout for big events that give girls opportunities to travel and meet other Girl Scouts from all over Northern California. Throughout the year, new programs may be introduced. Stay up-to-date by using the Activity Finder and watch for program details via e-news, Facebook, Twitter, and other Girl Scout correspondence. Visit www.gsnorcal.org to find news about everything happeneing council- wide. Don’t forget to “Like” us on Facebook at facebook.com/gsnorcal and to see pictures of the fun adventures GSNorCal offers. Now let’s make some Girl Scout Magic! 2 • The Guide 2018–2019 Accessibility & Accommodations Important Dates to Remember Girl Scouts is dedicated to making as many of our events Important opening dates are as follows: as possible welcoming and accessible to all girls. September 30, 2018 Please e-mail [email protected] if you • Deadline for Gold Award Final Reports from girls have questions, or to find out whether or not we can graduating from 12th grade OR her 18th birthday, accommodate your needs at the event you wish to whichever comes later. Submit final reports directly to attend. For events that include food, it is the parent/ the council using the online form on our website. guardian’s responsibility to let us know about dietary • Deadline for Silver Award Final Reports from girls restrictions. We are usually able to accommodate graduating from 8th grade in 2018. Teams spanning many dietary needs such as gluten-free, vegetarian, multiple grades must go by the earliest deadline. nut-free, and dairy-free options if we know about them Submit final reports directly to the council using the in advance. In some cases, the family will be asked to online form found on our website. provide supplemental items. October 10, 2018 • Registration opens for events run between January and Refund/Cancellation Policy September 2019. Minimum and maximum attendance requirements October 17, 2018 exist for all programs. Girl Scouts of Northern California • Golden Gate Bridging registration opens. reserves the right to cancel or change any scheduled October–November 2018 activities due to lack of enrollment, severe weather, or natural disaster. • Entrepreneurship Program: Fall Product Sale. • Cancellation and refund requests must be made in November 15, 2018 writing thirty (30) days before the event to receive 50% • First round Destinations travel applications are due of registration fees of $10 or more per individual. online to GSUSA. • No refunds will be issued for no-shows. February 1, 2019 • The $25 Girl Scout membership fee and $15 GSNorCal • Second round Destinations travel applications are due Council Service Fee are non-refundable. online to GSUSA. • All refund requests must be made in writing to: February 22, 2019 [email protected]. Requests should include • World Thinking Day. member’s name, address, program name, date, and January 28-March 3, 2019 reason for refund. • Entrepreneurship Program: Cookie Sale. March 12, 2019 • Girl Scouts 107th Birthday. Information • 3 Girl Scouting Made Easy a vital part of helping girls grow into young women of The Program courage, confidence, and character. The Girl Scout program is designed to equip girls with the skills and support they need to thrive today and Badges prepare for tomorrow. Backed by the generous work Level up skills you love or try exciting activities for the of volunteers, our engaging, hands-on programming first time with Girl Scout badges. Badges encourage fosters an environment where girls can build friendships, girls to acquire skills in a wide variety of practical challenge themselves, and grow into bright, confident and inspirational categories, from outdoor survival young women. Studies show that Girl Scouts: techniques to robotics and programming, going beyond • gain a strong sense of themselves, have confidence what they can learn at school and at home. in their abilities, and form strong, positive identities. Journeys • deepen values such as honestly, responsibility, Girl Scouts are passionate about making the world a and empathy. better place. In the Girl Scout Journey program, girls • take risks safely, try new things, and learn from team up with their troops to solve a problem in their their mistakes. community and create an action plan to get it done. • develop healthy friendships and work cooperatively Journey projects are fun and challenging, but they also in teams by communicating directly and resolving cultivate problem-solving, teamwork, and a can-do conflicts constructively. attitude—skills vital to success to in the modern world. • contribute to the world in purposeful and meaningful Activities & Experiences ways, learn how to identify problems in the community, and create action plans to solve them. Girl Scouts of Northern California offers a wide range of experiences: outdoor education, business and The Girl Scouts program is a special recipe made up of entrepreneurship skills, science, technology, engineering, Badges, Journeys, Activities, the Fall Product and Cookie art, healthy relationships, and more, all of which are Programs, outdoors and adventure, travel, and unique represented in these pages.
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