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Be Fearless This Fall 2021 The Gateway Guide Be fearless this fall 2021 1 The Gateway Guide CONTACT GSGC WHAT’S INSIDE Getting Started .............................................3 VISIT US A Message From Our CEO ........................ 3 7077 Bonneval Road, Suite 420 Girl Programs ................................................5 Getting Started ........................................... 4 Jacksonville, FL 32216 Daisies .................................................6 Girl ProgramsBrownies .............................................. .............................................7 5 CALL US Juniors ................................................8 DaisiesCadettes ................................................ ..............................................9 7 (877) 764-5237 BrowniesSeniors ................................................11 ............................................ 8 JuniorsAmbassadors ................................................ .....................................13 9 Cadettes ............................................ 10 Program Descriptions .................................15 EMAIL US Seniors ............................................... 11 [email protected] Ambassadors ................................... 12 Annual Permission Form ............................49 Program Descriptions ............................... 13 FIND US ONLINE girlscouts-gateway.org Annual Permission Form ......................... 57 SHOP GIRL SCOUT GEAR girlscoutshop.com/GATEWAY-COUNCIL @gsgcfl @girlscoutsgc 2 Getting Started Using the Guide: In here you’ll find information about programs designed for girls, families and adults. We offer opportunities across North Florida, from Jacksonville to Pensacola and everywhere in between! Let girls take the lead! Help them find the experiences that are just right for them. Download the guide and share it with parents and guardians! Register for events at girlscouts-gateway.org/events. You can see more details about all the events, programs and training opportunities, then sign up! Important note: You must register for events to attend, unless otherwise noted. If you need assistance with the registration process, call us at (877) 764-5237. Attend events and programs! Girls can attend events as a troop, on their own, with parents and with their whole families. You’ll see which events are open to different groups throughout the guide. Remember: Girl Scouts is about progression! If your Junior sees a program she’d love but it’s only available to Seniors and Ambassadors, remind her that if she sticks with Girl Scouting, she’ll be able to do that program eventually — and then some! We’re excited to offer experiences and opportunities across North Florida, with support staff in every communiy! When you need help with something or want to share some feedback, please email us at [email protected] or call (877) 764-5237. 3 Something sweet is coming this fall... Sweets & Treats Join us and “rise up” while learning more about this year’s friendly emperor penguin mascot, developing new skills, earning rewards and supporting your troop. Important Dates • 9.11.2021- Virtual Sweets & Treats Kickoff Rally. • 9.11.2021- Program Starts. Action needed: check with Troop Leader when funds are due. • 10.17.2021- Order card & online girl delivered sale ends. Online & order card entry and rewards selection due. • 10.18.2021- Troop Paper Order Entry Start Date. Meet daddy penguin Rocko, mama penguin • 10.19.2021- Troop Paper Order Entry Deadline. Frosty & baby penguin Waddles • 10.20.2021- Direct ship online sale ends. • 11.11.21- 11.30.21- Girls receive their rewards & product to deliver to customers. 4 Girl Programs On the next few pages, you’ll find exciting lists of programs separated by each age level in date order! Find activities that spark your interest? Make your way to page 16 to learn more about each activity listed. This fall is going to be full of adventure! 5 Daisies (K-1) Saltwater Cowgirls Surfing UF Daisy Violet Petal with Microsoft- Virtual Cybersecurity with Kids Can Code: Basics Daisy Journey in a Day Farm Animal Encounter with EPIC Outreach Girl Scouts Love the State Parks Snorkel with Mermaids at the St. Augustine Coding for Good with Kids Can Code: Coding Aquarium Basics Pandora Presents Disney Princess: The Concert! The Beast of the Forest Virtual Author/Illustrator A Trip to Mars - An Immersive Murder Mystery Meet & Greet Experience with Twists N Turns Funky Fresh Field Day with Kappa Delta Sign Language Camp Farm Animal Encounter with EPIC Outreach Cybersecurity with Kids Can Code: Safeguards FARE Patch Program Thankful Fall Festival with UWF KD Design Race Play! with UWF Society of Women Mannheim Steamroller Christmas Engineers Cybersecurity with Kids Can Code: Investigator Vertebrates VS Invertebrates at the St. Augustine Harvest Delight Outdoor Movie Night Aquarium Model and Race Car Workshop with Mad Science Coding for Good with Kids Can Code: Digital Game CFL Design A Christmas Carol Space Science Workshop with Mad Science CFL Gingerbread House Extravaganza Farm Service Day Cirque Dreams Holidaze Trunk or Treat with UWF KD Parent Night Out-Movie Night Daisy & Brownie Fun Day Coding for Good with Kids Can Code: Coding Kidz Tough Self-Defense Basics Farm Animal Encounter with EPIC Outreach Holiday Mystery Adventure- An Immersive Clue Coding for Good with Kids Can Code: App like Mystery Experience with Twists N Turns Development Holiday Ornament Making Z Party Girl Scout Spooky Halloween Z Party Winter Wonderland Kateri Camp Out Halloween at Pandora’s Manor - An Immersive CATS! Murder Mystery Experience with Twists N Turns Anastasia Pizza Creations Solar Energy Workshop with Women in Energy Marine Biologist for a Day at the St. Augustine Aquarium Founder’s Day Haunted House Outdoor Arts Workshop with Alpha Phi Omega at Girl Scout Daisies sparkle with that “first time” newness in everything they do. They go on trips, learn about nature and science, explore the arts and their communities and so much more. Girl Scout Daisies can also earn Learning Petals and receive participation patches. What are they up to in Girl Scouts? What are they like? • Learn the Girl Scout Promise + Law • Lots of energy! • Earn petals, badges and Journey awards • Beginning to understand basic number concepts • Just learning to write and spell 6 Brownies (2-3) Saltwater Cowgirls Surfing Mystery Experience with Twists N Turns Money Manager with Bank of America All About Pets with the Jacksonville Humane Society Girl Scouts Love the State Parks Robotics Badge 1 Program Coding for Good with Kids Can Code: Coding Basics Pizza Creations Coding is your Superpower! with STEM for Scouts Marine Biologist for a Day at the St. Augustine The Beast of the Forest Virtual Author/Illustrator Meet & Aquarium Greet Founder’s Day Haunted House Super Science Discoveries Outdoor Arts Workshop with Alpha Phi Omega at UF Funky Fresh Field Day with Kappa Delta Cybersecurity with Kids Can Code: Basics Farm Animal Encounter with EPIC Outreach Farm Animal Encounter with EPIC Outreach The Sky Catchers - An Aviation Adventure! Snorkel with Mermaids at the St. Augustine Aquarium Vertebrates VS Invertebrates at the St. Augustine Coding is your Superpower! with STEM for Scouts Aquarium Philanthropist with Bank of America Computer Expert with Microsoft- Virtual Pandora Presents Disney Princess: The Concert! Aquatics Weekend 1 WOW Brownie Journey A Trip to Mars - An Immersive Murder Mystery Experience FARE Patch Program with Twists N Turns Brownie Quest overnight Journey Sign Language Camp Aquatics Weekend 2 Outdoor Journey Cybersecurity with Kids Can Code: Safeguards Coding for Good with Kids Can Code: Digital Game Design Thankful Fall Festival with UWF KD Space Science Workshop with Mad Science CFL Mannheim Steamroller Christmas Coding is your Superpower! with STEM for Scouts Cybersecurity with Kids Can Code: Investigator Farm Service Day Harvest Delight Outdoor Movie Night Trunk or Treat with UWF KD Model and Race Car Workshop with Mad Science CFL Daisy & Brownie Fun Day A Christmas Carol Kidz Tough Self-Defense Gingerbread House Extravaganza Farm Animal Encounter with EPIC Outreach Cirque Dreams Holidaze Automotive 1 & 2 with Tom Bush Family of Dealerships Parent Night Out-Movie Night Coding for Good with Kids Can Code: App Development Coding for Good with Kids Can Code: Coding Basics Girl Scout Spooky Halloween Z Party Holiday Mystery Adventure- An Immersive Clue like Mystery Halloween at Pandora’s Manor - An Immersive Murder Experience with Twists N Turns Mystery Experience with Twists N Turns Inventor and Product Designer Workshop with Mad Science All About Pets with the Jacksonville Humane Society CFL Girl Scout Spooky Halloween Z Party Holiday Ornament Making Z Party Halloween at Pandora’s Manor - An Immersive Murder Winter Wonderland Kateri Camp Out Girl Scout Brownies work together, earn badges and explore their community. Friendship, fun, and age-appropriate activities begin in Girl Scout Brownies and move out to the community and beyond. While earning badges, they build skills, learn hobbies, and have fun! What are they up to in Girl Scouts? What are they like? • Earn badges and Journey awards • Social and enjoy working in groups • Attend overnight camps • Want to help and can handle individual responsibilities of a task • Love to act in plays, create music and dance 7 Juniors (4-5) Saltwater Cowgirls Surfing Pizza Creations Girl Scouts Love the State Parks Robotics Badge 1 Program Coding for Good with
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