THE 2017-18 ULTIMATE GUIDE to Resources for Volunteers & Programs for Girls

THE 2017-18 ULTIMATE GUIDE To Resources for Volunteers & Programs for Girls

gsema.org GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER TOOLKIT

Make the most of every Girl Scout meeting! The Volunteer Toolkit (VTK) is a digital resource that helps you spend less time planning so you can spend more time where it counts: with your girls.

Plan your year: • Create a plan that aligns with your troop’s interests. • Find customizable meeting plans for the whole year.

Share your plans: • Collaborate with fellow volunteers. • Update families about troop activities.

Manage your records: • Track troop member information and achievements. • Keep meeting plans and more at your fingertips.

Daisy, Brownie and Junior Features Pre-populated year plans for petals, badges and Journeys, with more year plan choices than ever before.

Discover new badges and Journeys with the VTK!

⇨ Girls’ Choice Troop Camping badges for all levels ⇨ Robotics badges for Daisies, Brownies and Juniors ⇨ Outdoor Journeys for all levels ⇨ New STEM Journeys for Daisies, Brownies and Juniors • Think Like a Citizen Scientist • Think Like an Engineer • Think Like a Programmer

Daisy Design a Robot Badge

Troop leaders and volunteers can find the VTK by logging into My GS via gsema.org. Check it out today! THE 2017-18 ULTIMATE GUIDE To Resources for Volunteers & Programs for Girls

Table of Contents Welcome, Girl Scouts! Volunteer Resources ...... 4 Here at Girl Scouts of Eastern Girl Leadership Opportunities ...... 10 Massachusetts, we want every Girl Scout to realize her full Girl Programs: Plan Your Year ...... 14 potential, and this year’s Ultimate Daisy Program List by Date ...... 16 Guide includes hundreds of Brownie Program List by Date ...... 17 programs to help her unleash her inner G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Junior Program List by Date ...... 21 Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™. Cadette Program List by Date ...... 25 Our girl program listings begin on page 14 with “Plan Your Year,” Senior/Ambassador Program List by Date ...... 28 and we hope you’ll find this to be a valuable tool in preparing for Family Program List by Date ...... 31 an exciting year with your girls. Programs A-C ...... 32 The Ultimate Guide is first and foremost a resource for you, the volunteer, and volunteers in turn constitute our council’s Fall Product and Cookie Programs ...... 42 most important resource. We truly appreciate the invaluable Programs C-Z ...... 44 contribution you make throughout the year in building girls of Corporate Partner Ads ...... 68 courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place, and we are committed to supporting you in our shared Program Partner Ads ...... 70 mission. You’ll find our revised guide to volunteer resources Facilities and Locations ...... 82 beginning on the very next page. Member Benefits ...... 84 Of course, the Guide is only a starting point, and you can find comprehensive, up-to-date information online at gsema.org. We value your input and feedback, and you can reach us at [email protected], or 844-306-GSEM (4736). Together, we will continue to nurture the power in every G.I.R.L. with another fun and rewarding year ahead! Yours in Girl Scouting,

Patricia A. Parcellin Chief Executive Officer Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts Welcome to a @GSEMA_CEO new year in

GSEMA is committed to assuring inclusion of all population Girl Scouting! groups within its council footprint, and welcomes the participation of all girls and volunteers. Girls and volunteers requiring reasonable accommodations to fully participate in Girl Scouting should contact [email protected].

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GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER RESOURCES AT-A-GLANCE

You believe in the power of G.I.R.L. We believe in the power of you! Volunteers, we are committed to helping you succeed. Whether you’re just getting started, or looking to build advanced skills and leadership experience for Girl Scouting and beyond, we have a range of resources to support you.

COUNCIL EDUCATIONAL ONLINE RESOURCES RESOURCES RESOURCES

Customer Care Core Learning gsema.org Help is only a call or Whether you’re a new Our council website is your email away. Contact us at volunteer or moving up to a window into all things 844-306-GSEM (4736) or new level, see page 5 to learn Girl Scouting, including [email protected] to about required training for important resources like get connected with a trained troop leaders. Volunteer Essentials, staff member ready to online registration, and respond to your questions up-to-date information about or concerns. Safety and Skills programs, events, trainings Training and member benefits. Girl Scout Shops Step up your game and open the door to new opportunities Volunteer Toolkit Our three council shop for your troop by getting locations have all your certified in safety protocols This new, fully customizable Girl Scouting gear, including or honing specialized skills, digital planning tool gives uniforms, accessories, kits, like archery. See Safety and you resources and program tools and books for every Skills Training on page 6. content to get your year level. Find out more on started and keep it going page 67. smoothly. Find out more Volunteer on page 2. Enrichment Council Facilities Take your leadership LEAD Online We have beautiful camp development to a whole new properties throughout level. Learn about taking We’re rolling out a new eastern Massachusetts on council leadership roles online learning platform available for your use, as on page 7, discover a new so you can attend live well as camp equipment and way to explore special webinars and participate program kits available for topics on page 8, and find in specific trainings at troop rental. Find out more opportunities to network with your convenience, 24/7. on page 82. other volunteers on page 9. See page 8 and watch for updates throughout the year. VOLUNTEER RESOURCES VOLUNTEER

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CORE LEARNING The Core Learning Plan for Troop Volunteers: Two Easy Steps At least one volunteer at each troop meeting or outing must have completed both of the Core Learning Plan requirements:

Troop Pathway Orientation This orientation takes new troop volunteers through the process of starting a troop. Learn about membership requirements, meeting locations, troop checking accounts, strategies for involving girls’ families, required paperwork, safety guidelines, start-up costs, uniforms and the online Volunteer Toolkit. Offered in-person and online! Prerequisite: Girl Scout membership.

Level-Specific Essentials Each Essentials session covers what you need to know to lead a troop at your level, including petals or badges, Journeys, high awards (for older girls), how to promote a girl-led environment, and how to incorporate the Volunteer Toolkit into meeting planning. Prerequisites: Girl Scout membership, Troop Pathway Orientation and completion of one to two troop meetings. • Daisy Essentials: two-hour, in-person sessions • Brownie Essentials: two-hour, in-person sessions • Junior Essentials: two-hour, in-person sessions • Cadette Essentials: online sessions

All Core Learning Plan trainings are provided free of charge to volunteers. For dates, times, locations and online registration, visit gsema.org, click on the Volunteer tab and choose Volunteer Resources. Build your Girl Scout Volunteer Network VOLUNTEER RESOURCES • Involve families: Host a Friends and Family Network meeting. Volunteer Essentials • Make new friends: Connect with other troop volunteers. is your go-to resource for information about working with girls, financing • Connect with your community: activities, following safety guidelines Attend service unit meetings and events. and more. Find it at gsema.org by • We are here to help: Reach out to your clicking on Forms. GSEMA Volunteer Support Specialist.

SAFETY AND SKILLS TRAINING Many programs require additional volunteer training in order to keep girls safe and provide them with the best possible experiences. Take advantage of safety and skills trainings to open the door to new opportunities for you and your troop. For complete information and online registration for these and other volunteer training opportunities, visit gsema.org, click on the Volunteer tab and choose Volunteer Resources.

Archery Training Take your archery skills to the next level. Learn range set-up, BE PREPARED. safety rules, procedures, commands, and how to teach the basic When preparing for any activity with girls, be sure to refer form. There is a one-hour written final exam, and passing both to safety guidelines in these places: the exam and the practical skills component will certify you as a USA Level 1 Instructor. 1. Volunteer Essentials 2. Safety Activity Checkpoints Adults: $55 Visit gsema.org and click on Forms. Encampment Director Training This training is required for coordinators of service unit or large group camp experiences. It covers encampment director Online Overnight Orientation requirements and responsibilities including: assessing service unit readiness, planning timelines, safety policies and procedures, This 41-minute on-demand video is required viewing for at least girl-led planning, program ideas and property information. one volunteer accompanying girls on an overnight trip, but all Complete nine months prior to encampment. Prerequisites: Past volunteers are encouraged to view it. An overnight trip is one or participation in one encampment, Brownie Camping or Junior two nights at non-camp facilities, which includes indoor council- Camping program, and Troop Camping Skills—Tent. sponsored events, indoor event overnights, indoor troop overnights and indoor service unit overnights. This orientation should be Adults: free completed at least three to four weeks before the overnight trip. Adults: free MEDIC First Aid and CPR (Blended Model) Troop Camping Skills—Lodge Qualify as a First Aid-trained volunteer. This course is offered Completion of this course enables participants to take troops in two parts: an online program and a hands-on skills session camping in lodges or cabins, or to attend town lodge encampments with an instructor. The online portion must be completed prior and council-sponsored Brownie Camping. A “lodge” is any building to the in-person session, and both portions must be completed with a stove and flush toilets. Explore ways to ensure a girl-led for certification. Certification is valid for two years. Course fee experience, safety and risk management, packing tips, menu includes take-home resource book, keychain CPR mask and planning and outdoor cooking. Pre-course work required. certification card. Adults: $20 Adults: $60

Troop Camping Skills—Tent MEDIC First Aid and CPR Completion of this overnight course enables participants to take Recertification troops camping in tents, cabins or lodges, on council-sponsored This course is for those whose First Aid and CPR certifications are Brownie Camping and Junior Camping programs, or on town about to expire or have expired within 30 days of the listed session. encampments. Explore ways to ensure a girl-led experience, safety Recertification is valid for two years. Course fee includes take-home and risk management, packing tips, fire-building, menu planning resource book, keychain CPR mask and certification card. and outdoor cooking. Pre-course work required. Adults: $30 Adults: $25 VOLUNTEER RESOURCES VOLUNTEER

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What training do I need?

Type of program Volunteer Training Required Travel program (not overnight) One First Aid-certified volunteer Overnight camping in tents* One First Aid-certified volunteer AND One volunteer who has completed Troop Camping Skills—Tent Overnight camping in lodges* One First Aid-certified volunteer AND One volunteer who has completed Troop Camping Skills—Lodge or Troop Camping Skills—Tent Other overnight programs One First Aid-certified volunteer AND One volunteer who has completed one of the following: Online Overnight Orientation, Troop Camping Skills—Lodge, or Troop Camping Skills—Tent Extended Trips: three nights or longer in the Prior council approval is required. U.S. or any international trip Please contact [email protected].

*Exceptions: No additional training required for My Buddy and Me Campout or Gal’s Night Out programs.

I left feeling inspired, ready to share with my co-leaders, and excited for the girls.

VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Gain new leadership experience by taking on one of these council roles.

Delegate Gold Award Advisor Represent Girl Scouts in your community and serve as the Help a Girl Scout let her inner leader shine! A Gold Award project

liaison between GSEMA’s Board of Directors and staff, and advisor is chosen by a Senior or Ambassador to help plan and VOLUNTEER RESOURCES the constituents you represent. New delegates are being implement her project. Project advisors provide guidance, sought for a three-year term beginning with the 2017-2018 experience and expertise to the Gold Award candidate as she membership year. Nominations are due by Nov. 3. For works to complete her Take Action project. nomination forms, visit gsema.org and click on Forms. Service Unit Team Volunteer Facilitator Make a difference in your Girl Scouting community by joining Do you love Girl Scouting and want to share your leadership a team of volunteers who provide local support to troop skills? New volunteers can greatly benefit from the knowledge volunteers. The Service Unit Team promotes Girl Scouting locally of experienced volunteers. GSEMA facilitators strengthen by recruiting new members, organizing Girl Scout events, and troops and service units, and equip volunteers with the skills guiding troops through the Fall Product and Cookie Programs. to deliver the Girl Scout Leadership Experience.

Visit gsema.org for information about these and other leadership opportunities.

LEAD ONLINE WEBINARS Enhance your leadership skills in the comfort of your own home. Attend free live online webinars on GSEMA’s new LEAD Online learning platform. The following are just a few of the webinar topics planned for the year ahead. Stay tuned for information about LEAD Online and new courses all year long!

Webinars held 7-8 PM online. Other webinars to come: You’ll receive a link to the online session in your registration Let’s Explore the New Journeys! confirmation email. Troop Social Media: Safety and Strategy Money Matters: Troop Money Management 101 Using the Volunteer Toolkit Tuesday, September 26 Moving Up! A series about moving from leading one Girl Scout program level to another Join this online discussion to learn the ins and outs of troop money management. Whose money is it? Who decides what to And more! do with it? If you’re a new leader, start off right by learning how to communicate about money, set and manage budgets, keep For more about LEAD Online, visit gsema.org accurate records and more. and click on Volunteer Resources under the Destinations: Adventuring Far and Wide Volunteer tab. Online Orientation Wednesday, September 27 and Tuesday, October 17 How far can Girl Scouting take the girls in your troop? That’s up to them! Pack your bag for this online session where we will discuss Destination options, review the application Volunteers make a difference! and financial aid processes, and hear stories from girls Girls benefit from Girl Scouting in five important ways: who have been on a Destination. Families and leaders are encouraged to attend. STRONG SENSE OF SELF Getting Outside: A Peek at the New Troop Girls have confidence in themselves and their abilities, and form positive identities. Camping Badges Tuesday, November 7 POSITIVE VALUES Check out the new troop camping badges as we highlight some of Girls act ethically, honestly and responsibly, and show the fun activities of each. There is an exciting new badge for every concern for others. program level, so join us to explore them and the progression they make in troop camping. CHALLENGE SEEKING It’s Cookie Time! LIVE, from GSEMA! Girls take appropriate risks, try things even if they might fail, and learn from mistakes. Tuesday, November 14 A Beginner’s Overview of the 2017-2018 Cookie Program HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS If you are new to managing the Girl Scout Cookie Program, Girls develop and maintain healthy relationships by this webinar is for you! Join to learn the basics, best practices communicating their feelings directly and resolving and important information that will ensure success for your conflicts constructively. first cookie season! COMMUNITY PROBLEM SOLVING S’more Inspiration with Cookies! Girls desire to contribute to the world in purposeful and Tuesday, November 28 meaningful ways, learn how to identify problems in the community, and create “action plans” to solve them. Sharing What’s New for the 2017-2018 Cookie Program Mark your calendars for this timely webinar. Whether you have done this for years or this is your first cookie season, join us to hear what’s new for this year. VOLUNTEER RESOURCES VOLUNTEER

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NETWORKING AND EVENTS Learn, get inspired and make new friends at these regional and council-wide events.

Local Learning Days Local Learning Days offer core learning, as well as skills and safety training opportunities, on a single day at locations throughout the council. Sessions vary by location and include: Troop Pathway Orientation, Daisy Essentials, Brownie Essentials, ©Randy H. Goodman ©Randy Junior Essentials, First Aid/CPR Certification, and Bronze and Silver Award Orientations. Visit gsema.org for locations, times and additional information. MEDIC First Aid/CPR Blended: $60 MEDIC First Aid/CPR Recertification: $30 All other sessions and workshops: free Sept. 16, Dartmouth, Easton, Littleton, Salem, Wellesley Mar. 3, Dover, Haverhill, Hingham, Malden

Regional Delegate Meetings Join GSEMA at semi-annual regional delegate meetings to discuss Girl Scouts of Eastern council business and learn about council governance. All delegates Massachusetts should attend to represent their region. Pre-registration is required 2017 Volunteer Conference and open to all members 14 years and older. Nov. 13, 7-8:30 PM, Andover Constellations: Shine Brighter Together Nov. 15, 7-8:30 PM, Middleboro Start the 2018 membership year off strong! Develop skills, Nov. 16, 7-8:30 PM, Online connect with fellow volunteers, and get energized for your best year of Girl Scouting yet. Open to new and experienced Nov. 18, 9:30-11 AM, Waltham volunteers, including troop leaders, service unit members, council facilitators, regional delegates and friends and family Mar. 10, 9:30-11 AM, Waltham networks. All required trainings will be offered, along with Mar. 13, 7-8:30 PM, Middleboro volunteer- and council-led enrichment sessions, vendor tables and networking opportunities. Mar. 14, 7-8:30 PM, Andover Pre-registration is required and workshops fill up fast! Mar. 15, 7-7:30 PM, Online Visit gsema.org for event details and registration. Adults: $10, lunch included New Delegate Orientation VOLUNTEER RESOURCES Oct. 29, 8 AM-5 PM, Boston Marriott Quincy, Reg by Oct. 20 Jan. 22, 7-8:30 PM, Online

Fun Spot Volunteer Recognition Luncheon While the adults are at the conference, Daisies and Each year our council recognizes members who have gone above Brownies can spend the day with other Girl Scouts and beyond in making positive contributions to the Girl Scout having tons of fun! Participate in arts and crafts, sports, Movement. Nominated by peers, volunteers are honored at the games, STEM activities and more. Adults must register annual spring Volunteer Recognition Luncheon. Nominations for the conference and stay on site. open November 1, 2017, and close February 15, 2018. Watch for the luncheon date in May 2018! Girls: $25 Adults: $25 Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors can attend Outdoor Skills Sampler held the same day at Camp Cedar Hill. See page 57.

GIRL LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES

Take the Lead Like a Girl Scout! You’re confident, responsible and committed to changing the world. Let your inner leader shine by stepping up to any of these leadership opportunities.

Start making the world a better place in one of these GSEMA Girl Leadership roles:

Delegate Represent Girl Scouts in your community and serve as the liaison between GSEMA’s Board of Directors and staff and the sister Girl Scouts you represent. Girls 14 and older may apply to serve as delegates for a term beginning with the 2018-2019 membership year. Nominations are due by Nov. 3. For nomination forms, visit gsema.org and click on Forms.

Girl Board Member Add your voice to the discussion about how to sustain and grow our council while you gain valuable experience, learn about nonprofit management, make new friends, and network with corporate leaders. Girls ages 14-17 can apply to serve a one-year term on GSEMA’s Board of Directors starting May 2018. Application details will be posted on gsema.org.

Girl Leadership Committee Do you have great ideas for the future of our council? Let your opinion be heard! Apply to be part of GSEMA’s Girl Leadership Be inspired (grades 5-8) or Teen Leadership (grades 9-12) Committees, and share your input about programming, member retention and by women in government, advocacy projects. Gain confidence and strengthen your leadership skills while serving as a voice for the council. Apply higher education, and by Oct. 30. For applications, visit gsema.org and click on Forms. business who are G.I.R.L.s Program Aide just like you! Be a role model for younger Girl Scouts by completing the requirements to become a Program Aide. Deepen your Girl Power on the Hill ...... Page 47 understanding of leadership development while guiding younger girls to become leaders themselves. See page 59 for more information about Program Aide Training. Girl Scout Leadership Development Day ...... Page 48

Lead Your Way Seminar ...... Page 52 GIRL LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES LEADERSHIP GIRL

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Graduating Soon? Congratulations! You made it all the way to becoming an Ambassador Girl Scout. As you prepare for college or the workforce My Gold Award prepared me to and beyond, you’ll find new ways to lead be a young adult Girl Scout by like a Girl Scout. teaching me how to lead. • Apply for scholarships. • Sign up for discounted lifetime membership. • Join our Alumnae Network.

Go for the Gold! Girl Leadership Awards and scholarships recognize your dedication to Girl Scouting and your community. Each year, G.I.R.L.s like you from across our council earn some of the highest honors in Girl Scouting.

GSEMA Scholarships ©Randy H. Goodman These five recent graduates were recipients of the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts Scholarship, in celebration of their extraordinary leadership, community engagement and personal commitment to the Girl Scout mission, as reflected in their Gold Award projects.

Emma Arrighini, Sudbury Project: Reading Buddies To address reading fluency and comprehension deficits, GIRL LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Emma paired K-3 students with high schoolers as reading tutors, to read together in a safe space where the young students could challenge themselves. She also created a website with testimonials and other resources.

Left to right: Emma Arrighini, Meghan Mello, Mary Erickson, Samantha Newbury. Not present: Mira Blumen. Mira Blumen, Sharon Project: Getting Fit Together Meghan Mello, Raynham To address the needs of young women with Turner Syndrome, Project: 25i Awareness a chromosomal disorder preventing the body from maturing To honor her best friend who passed away after taking the drug naturally, Mira created a nutrition and exercise workshop, a 25i, Meghan created a brochure and multi-media website to raise pamphlet, and an online community for girls to connect with awareness of the dangers of recreational drugs. She presented and support one another. her project at local schools, churches and other sites and plans to expand her presentations to other states. Mary Erickson, Norwood Project: Tikkun Olam (Repairing the World) Samantha Newbury, Georgetown Mary raised awareness about lesser known recyclable materials Project: Check Yes including foam, cork, crayons and tennis balls, by filming Inspired by her own family’s experience, Samantha highlighted educational videos and coordinating a recycling event. As one the importance of organ donation by distributing a video and other of her project’s successes, Norwood Public Schools has removed materials to dozens of driving schools, presenting at high schools, foam trays from its cafeterias. creating a website and participating in a walk to raise awareness.

Turn the page for information about earning the Bronze, Silver, Gold and National Leadership Awards.

Three Awards. One Life-Changing Experience. The highest awards in Girl Scouting—the Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards—are your chance to demonstrate that you’re a G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader), committed to making sustainable change in your community and beyond.

ORIENTATIONS Bronze Award Orientation Silver Award Orientation This free orientation prepares Juniors to brainstorm, develop and This free orientation prepares Cadettes to brainstorm, develop and implement a successful Bronze Award project, and provides tips to implement a successful Silver Award project, and provides tips to adults who will support them. One volunteer per troop must attend adults who will support them. One volunteer per troop must attend with the girls, and parents are welcome. Learn about the optional with the girls, and parents are welcome. Learn about the optional Bronze Award proposal process. Pre-requisites: Complete one Silver Award proposal process. Pre-requisites: Complete one Junior Journey, including a Take Action project, before attending Cadette Journey, including a Take Action project, before attending orientation. All participants (girls and adults) must pre-register. orientation. All participants (girls and adults) must pre-register.

Date & Time Location Reg by Date & Time Location Reg by Oct. 8, 1-3 PM Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Oct. 1 Oct. 8, 3:30-5:30 PM Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Oct. 1 Street entrance), Waltham Street entrance), Waltham Oct. 29, 2:30-4:30 PM Boston Marriott Quincy Oct. 22 Oct. 29, 10 AM-12 PM Boston Marriott Quincy Oct. 22 Nov. 12, 1-3 PM Camp Maude Eaton, Andover Nov. 5 Nov. 12, 3:30-5:30 PM Camp Maude Eaton, Andover Nov. 5 Dec. 3, 1-3 PM Camp Wind-in-the-Pines, Nov. 27 Dec. 3, 3:30-5:30 PM Camp Wind-in-the-Pines, Nov. 27 Plymouth Plymouth Feb. 4, 2-4 PM Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Jan. 28 Feb. 9, 6-8 PM Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Feb. 2 Street entrance), Waltham Street entrance), Waltham Mar. 3, time TBA TBA on gsema.org TBA Mar. 3, time TBA TBA on gsema.org TBA Apr. 8, 3:30-5:30 PM Camp Maude Eaton, Andover Apr. 1 Apr. 8, 1-3 PM Camp Maude Eaton, Andover Apr. 1 May 4, 6-8 PM Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Apr. 27 Street entrance), Waltham June 27, 6-8PM Middleboro Service Center June 20

Bronze and Silver High Award Overview for Adults These free online sessions are designed to help the adults who’ll be working directly with girls. The overview covers award expectations, My project made me a sustainability, and the difference between community service and Take Action projects. leader. I learned how to Sessions held 7-8 PM online. be independent but also Bronze Award Orientation for Adults: June 20 (Reg by June 13), Aug. 21 (Reg by Aug. 4) how to communicate Silver Award Orientation for Adults: and be a team player. Jan. 24 (Reg by Jan. 17), Aug. 23 (Reg by Aug. 16) GIRL LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES LEADERSHIP GIRL

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Gold Award Orientation – Required This free orientation prepares Seniors and Ambassadors to brainstorm, develop and implement a successful Gold Award project, and provides tips to the adults who will support them. One volunteer per troop must attend with the girls, and parents are welcome. Girls must seek and obtain council approval before beginning a Gold Award project. Contact [email protected] for details. Pre-requisites: Complete one Senior or Ambassador Journey, including a Take Action project, before attending orientation. All participants (girls and adults) must pre-register.

Date & Time Location Reg by Oct. 27, 6-8 PM Camp Maude Eaton, Andover Oct. 20 Nov. 5, 2-4 PM Middleboro Service Center Oct. 29 Dec. 1, 6-8 PM Camp Cedar Hill, Waltham Nov. 24 © Randy H. Goodman Jan. 19, 6-8 PM Online Jan. 18 Feb. 23, 6-8 PM Middleboro Service Center Feb. 16 Gold Award Celebration Mar. 23, 6-8 PM Camp Wind-in-the-Pines, Mar. 16 Please join us at the Massachusetts State House to honor girls Plymouth earning the Gold Award in 2017-18. There will be a ceremony with special guests to recognize the girls and their accomplishments, a May 12, 10 AM-12 PM Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver May 5 reception with light refreshments, and Gold Award project displays. Street entrance), Waltham Gold Award honorees will receive a personalized invitation and June 16, 10 AM-12 PM Camp Maude Eaton, Andover June 9 attend at no cost. They may invite two guests for a fee. July 17, 6-8 PM Online July 16 Gold Award honorees: free, Guests: $25 Date: TBA, Reg. by May 26. Registration will open in March 2018. Gold Award Proposal or Final Location: Massachusetts State House, Boston Report Deadlines Forms are due by 5 PM on the following dates: Sept. 30, Nov. 10, Jan. 19, Feb. 23, Apr. 27, June 1 National Leadership Awards

GSEMA recommends submitting forms prior to the due date to GIRL LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES allow time for feedback. Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors are eligible to earn national leadership awards. Proposals from girls who are seniors in high school will not be accepted after January 19, 2018. Torch Awards Girls seeking to make final award presentations will be given priority for April 27 appointments. The Silver and Gold Torch Awards recognize a Girl Scout who acts as a leader in her community for a full term. Gold Award Interview Dates (subject to change) Prerequisite: Complete one level of an appropriate Journey. Middleboro: Oct. 10, Nov. 29, Feb. 2, Mar. 4, May 7, June 18 Waltham: Oct. 12, Nov. 27, Jan. 31, Mar. 7, May 12, June 21 Community Service Bars A Community Service Bar indicates that a Girl Scout is Andover: Oct. 15, Dec. 2, Jan. 28, Mar. 11, May 11, June 16 making a difference in her community and practicing the values of the Girl Scout Law. Note: Host agencies require council approval. For questions about the Bronze, Silver, Gold, or National Leadership Awards, contact Service to Girl Scouting Bars [email protected]. A Girl Scout can receive the Service to Girl Scouting Bar by volunteering at least 20 hours for the Girl Scout organization, which may be fulfilled by volunteering at a GSEMA office. Read more about these awards and their requirements in The Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting.

GET STARTED. GET INSPIRED. Work with your girls to plan Find programs and events that an amazing year. complement your plan.

GET TOGETHER. BROWSE PROGRAMS BY DATE. Meet with your troop to create a plan for your year. Find a chronological list of programs for your level:

Girls are most engaged in troop activities Programs for level… for grades… begin on… when they’re part of the planning process. Daisy (D) K-1 page 16 • Have the girls discuss which Girl Scout Journeys Brownie (B) 2-3 page 17 they would like to complete and badges they Junior (J) 4-5 page 21 would like to earn. Cadette (C) 6-8 page 25 • Update families about what interests the girls: Senior (S) 9-10 page28 Ambassador (A) 11-12 page 28 • Events are a great way to get families involved. Family entire family page 31 • There are many events and programs Each listing includes a page number pointing you to girls can attend with their families or the complete program description in the Programs as individuals. A-Z pages.

CREATE A PLAN. BROWSE THE PROGRAM A-Z PAGES. Customize your Troop Year Plan in the Beginning on page 32, you’ll find an alphabetical Volunteer Toolkit: listing of every program, with dates, times, locations and cost. • Find event dates, program ideas and support. Look for these icons: • Update your Troop Year Plan throughout the year with the programs and events you and program includes a badge your girls choose to complement your plan. program includes a patch For more about the Volunteer Toolkit, see page 2. program offered for the first time

CREATE A BUDGET. BROWSE ONLINE. Learn more about how you can fund your troop’s Don’t forget to visit gsema.org for the latest Member activities while your girls learn valuable life skills. Benefits and programs added throughout the year.

• See pages 42-43 for information about the • Click on the Activities tab for updated listings. Fall Product and Cookie programs. • Look for the red Member Benefit icon or search • Or visit gsema.org and click on the Cookies tab. the Member Benefit category for special offers. PLAN YOUR YEAR YOUR PLAN

14 Financial assistance is available for girls. GET READY. Take the right steps to a GO! worry-free adventure.

BE PREPARED.

• Familiarize yourself with this important information, found under Forms at gsema.org: 1. Volunteer Policies and Procedures 2. Volunteer Essentials, for program safety guidelines when planning troop activities and field trips. • All programs require volunteer supervision unless otherwise noted. • Note that most overnight and travel programs require additional volunteer training. Please see page 7. • For activity-specific safety guidelines, refer to GIRL SCOUT PROMISE Safety Activity Checkpoints, found under Forms On my honor, I will try: at gsema.org. To serve God and my country, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law.

GET REGISTERED. GIRL SCOUT LAW Register online in a few simple steps: I will do my best to be honest and fair, 1. Go to gsema.org. friendly and helpful, 2. Find the program under the Activities tab. considerate and caring, 3. Click on the Register Now button. courageous and strong, and responsible for what I say and do, 4. Log in to register. and to 5. Complete any waivers and special instructions respect myself and others, included in your registration receipt. respect authority, 6. You’ll receive your email confirmation at least one use resources wisely, week prior to the program. make the world a better place, and

be a sister to every Girl Scout. PLAN YOUR YEAR

GIRL SCOUT MISSION BE INFORMED. Girl Scouting builds girls of Visit the Activities page at gsema.org for everything you courage, confidence, and character, need to know about registration procedures, including: who make the world a better place. • Financial Assistance • Cancellations • Refunds

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 15 GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS DAISY PROGRAMS GRADES K–1

Date Program Page Date Program Page TBA Invention Convention 51 Mar. 3 Full Moon Explorers 47 Ongoing Museum Visits and Resources 31 Mar. 4 Me and My Bear Tea Party 54 Sept. 29 Sundown Sing-along 64 Mar. 9 Dive-in Movie 45 Oct. 11 Meet the Illustrator 53 Mar. 10 Boston Symphony Orchestra: Family 37 Concert Oct. 15 Juliette Gordon Low Fall Fest 51 Mar. 11 Daisy Safety Award 45 Oct. 20 Sundown Sing-along 64 Mar. 17 Camp Sampler 38 Oct. 21 Camp Skills Day 39 Mar. 24 Animal Meet and Greet 33 Oct. 21 Corn Maze Challenge 44 Mar. 24 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Oct. 21 Girl Scouts Family Day at the Edward M. 48 Kennedy Institute: Junior Senator Mar. 24-25 My Buddy and Me Campout 55 Oct. 21 Sewing: Design Your Own Animal Face 62 Mar. 25 Art and Yoga 35 Tote Bag Apr. 6 Sundown Sing-along 64 Oct. 22 Juliette Gordon Low Fall Fest 51 Apr. 7 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Oct. 28 Corn Maze Challenge 44 Apr. 7 Ice Chips: Show of Champions 50 Oct. 28 Rocky Shore Tide Pooling 60 Apr. 7 Sampler Day: Daisy Sampler 61 Oct. 29 Fun Spot at the Volunteer Conference 9 Apr. 8 Me and My Bear Tea Party 54 Nov. 4-5 Gal’s Night Out: Cabins 47 Apr. 14 Daisy Safety Award 45 Nov. 4 International Girls Day 51 Apr. 14 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 Nov. 10 Camp Kaleidoscope 38 Apr. 15 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 Nov. 18 Sewing: Aprons 62 Apr. 22 Earth Day: Make a Difference 46 Dec. 1 Dive-in Movie 45 Apr. 25 Meet the Illustrator 53 Dec. 3 Sunny’s Story Friendly & Helpful Petal 64 Apr. 28-29 Gal’s Night Out: Tents 47 Dec. 9 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Apr. 28 Paint Day: Daisy/Brownie 57 Dec. 9 Recycled Art: Winter Wonder Lanterns 60 May 2 Meet the Author 53 Jan. 20 Chocolatier for the Day 44 May 4 Sundown Sing-along 64 Jan. 21 Art and Yoga 35 May 5 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Jan. 26 Dive-in Movie 45 May 6 Rocky Shore Tide Pooling 60 Jan. 27 Camp Sampler 38 May 6 Young Farmers 67 Feb. 3 Paint Day: Daisy/Brownie 57 May 11-13 Island Getaway 51 Feb. 3 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 May 18 Dive-in Movie 45 Beauty and the Beast May 18-20 Troop Camping Weekend 65 Feb. 4 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 Beauty and the Beast May 19 Paint Day: Daisy/Brownie 57 Feb. 10 Art and Yoga 35 May 19 Whale Watch: Gloucester 65 Feb. 11 Me and My Bear Tea Party 54 May 20 Enchanted Forest 46 Feb. 11 Recycled Art: Camouflage Creatures 60 June 2-3 Astronomy Overnight 35 Feb. 21 Camp Kaleidoscope 38 June 3 Salt Marsh Science 60 Feb. 22 Camp Kaleidoscope 38 June 3 Sunny’s Story Friendly & Helpful Petal 64 Feb. 24 Chocolatier for the Day 44 June 3 Teddy Bear Picnic 64 Feb. 25 Zinni’s Story: The Art of Sharing 67 June 8-9 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Mar. 2 Full Moon Explorers 47 June 9-10 Gal’s Night Out: Tents 47 DAISY PROGRAMS BY DATE PROGRAMS BY DAISY

16 TBA dates will be announced on gsema.org. GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS BROWNIE PROGRAMS GRADES 2–3

Date Program Page Date Program Page TBA Invention Convention 51 Oct. 21 Challenge Course: Low 41 TBA Mystic Aquarium Overnight 55 Oct. 21 Corn Maze Challenge 44 TBA Safe Selling Tips 60 Oct. 21 Girl Scouts Family Day at the Edward M. 48 Kennedy Institute: Junior Senator Ongoing Museum Visits and Resources 31 Oct. 21 Sewing: Design Your Own Animal Face 62 Sept. 24 Outdoor Art Badge at deCordova Sculpture 56 Tote Bag Park and Museum Oct. 21 The Wooden Dory Story 67 Sept. 29 Sundown Sing-along 64 Oct. 22 Juliette Gordon Low Fall Fest 51 Sept. 30 Archery 34 Oct. 28 Archery 34 Oct. 1 Archery 34 Oct. 28 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Oct. 1 Canoe Fun 39 Oct. 28 Corn Maze Challenge 44 Oct. 11 Meet the Illustrator 53 Oct. 28 Rocky Shore Tide Pooling 60 Oct. 14 Archery 34 Oct. 29 Fun Spot at the Volunteer Conference 9 Oct. 14 Canoe Fun 39 Nov. 4 Book Artist: Brownie/Junior 36 Oct. 14 Challenge Course: Low 41 Nov. 4 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 Oct. 15 Archery 34 Nov. 4-5 Gal’s Night Out: Cabins 47 Oct. 15 Juliette Gordon Low Fall Fest 51 Nov. 4 International Girls Day 51 Oct. 18 The Wooden Dory Story 67 Nov. 10 Archery 34 Oct. 20 Sundown Sing-along 64 Nov. 10 Camp Kaleidoscope 38 Oct. 21 Camp Skills Day 39 Nov. 10 Letterboxing Badge 52 BROWNIE BY PROGRAMS DATE

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 17 GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS BROWNIE PROGRAMS GRADES 2–3

Date Program Page Date Program Page Nov. 17-18 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Jan. 27 Winter Explorers 66 Nov. 18 Amazing Race: Camp Quest 32 Jan. 28 Art of Glass 35 Nov. 18 Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing Wall 40 Jan. 28 Synchronized Swimming 64 Nov. 18 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Jan. 28 Winter Explorers 66 Nov. 18 Pets Badge at Norfolk Agricultural School 58 Feb. 3 Paint Day: Daisy/Brownie 57 Nov. 18 Sewing: Aprons 62 Feb. 3 Recycled Art: Art Cards 60 Nov. 26 Boston Ballet: Art of Ballet 36 Feb. 3 Robotics 60 Dec. 1 Dive-in Movie 45 Feb. 3 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 Beauty and the Beast Dec. 2 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Feb. 3 Winter Explorers 66 Dec. 3 Art of Glass 35 Feb. 4 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 Dec. 3 Boston Ballet: Art of Ballet 36 Beauty and the Beast Dec. 3 Little Brushes 52 Feb. 4 Winter Explorers 66 Dec. 9 Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing Wall 40 Feb. 10 Art and Yoga 35 Dec. 9 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Feb. 10 Computer Expert Badge 44 Dec. 9 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Feb. 10 Winter Explorers 66 Dec. 9 Computer Expert Badge 44 Feb. 11 Little Brushes 52 Dec. 9 Meet the Illustrator 53 Feb. 11 Making Friends Badge 52 Dec. 9 Recycled Art: Winter Wonder Lanterns 60 Feb. 11 Me and My Bear Tea Party 54 Dec. 10 Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing Wall 40 Feb. 11 Potter Badge at Cape Cod Museum of Art 59 Dec. 10 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Feb. 11 Recycled Art: Camouflage Creatures 60 Jan. 7 Snacks Badge 62 Feb. 11 Winter Explorers 66 Jan. 7 Stitch It 63 Feb. 17 Build Your Swimming Skills 38 Jan. 7 Time Travelers with Girl Scout Museum 65 Feb. 21 Camp Kaleidoscope 38 Jan. 20 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Feb. 22 Camp Kaleidoscope 38 Jan. 20 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Feb. 24 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Jan. 21 Art and Yoga 35 Feb. 25 Brownie First Aid Badge 37 Jan. 21 Brownie First Aid Badge 37 Mar. 2 Full Moon Explorers 47 Jan. 21 Pets Badge at Buttonwood Park Zoo 58 Mar. 2-3 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Jan. 26 Dive-in Movie 45 Mar. 3-4 Brownie Camping 37 Jan. 27 Camp Sampler 38 Mar. 3 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Mar. 3 Full Moon Explorers 47 Mar. 3 Winter Explorers 66 Mar. 4 Dancer Badge 45 Mar. 4 Me and My Bear Tea Party 54 Because of Girl Scouts, I’ve Mar. 4 Winter Explorers 66 learned girls can make the Mar. 9 Dive-in Movie 45 Mar. 9-10 Museum of Science Overnight 55 world a better place. BROWNIE PROGRAMS BY DATE PROGRAMS BY BROWNIE

18 TBA dates will be announced on gsema.org. GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS BROWNIE PROGRAMS GRADES 2–3

Date Program Page Mar. 25 Art and Yoga 35 Mar. 25 Confident in Your Own Skin 44 Apr. 6-7 Detective and Spies Overnight 45 Apr. 6 Sundown Sing-along 64 Apr. 7 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Apr. 7-8 Crazy About Critters Camp-in 45 Apr. 7 Ice Chips: Show of Champions 50 Apr. 7 Pets Badge at Norfolk Agricultural School 58 Apr. 7 Sampler Day: Brownie Sampler 61 Apr. 7-8 Snorin’ Roarin’ Overnight 63 Apr. 8 Me and My Bear Tea Party 54 Apr. 8 Painting Badge at deCordova Sculpture 58 Park and Museum Apr. 14 Brownie Safety Award 37 Apr. 14 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 Apr. 15 Bugs Badge 37 Apr. 15 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 Apr. 18 The Wooden Dory Story 67 Apr. 21 The Wooden Dory Story 67 Apr. 22 Earth Day: Make a Difference 46 Apr. 25 Meet the Illustrator 53 Apr. 27-28 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Date Program Page Apr. 28 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Mar. 10 Boston Symphony Orchestra: Family 37 Apr. 28-29 Detective & Spies Overnight 45 Concert Apr. 28-29 Gal’s Night Out: Tents 47 Mar. 10 Winter Explorers 66 Apr. 28 Outdoor Art Badge at Soule Homestead 57 BROWNIE BY PROGRAMS DATE Mar. 11 All About Painting 32 Apr. 28 Paint Day: Daisy/Brownie 57 Mar. 11 Art of Rhythm 35 Apr. 28 Put Yourself in the Past 59 Mar. 11 Brownie Safety Award 37 Apr. 29 Book Artist: Brownie/Junior 36 Mar. 11 Winter Explorers 66 Apr. 29 Horse Sampler 50 Mar. 17 Camp Sampler 38 Apr. 29 Making Friends Badge 52 Mar. 17-18 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Apr. 29 Pets Badge at Buttonwood Park Zoo 58 Mar. 17 My Best Self Badge: Taking Care of 55 My Mind and Body Apr. 29 Potter Badge at New Bedford Art Museum/ 59 ArtWorks! Mar. 17 Pets Badge at Norfolk Agricultural School 58 May 2 Meet the Author 53 Mar. 18 Art of Glass 35 May 4 Sundown Sing-along 64 Mar. 18 Confident in Your Own Skin 44 May 5-6 Brownie Camping 37 Mar. 24 Animal Meet and Greet 33 May 5 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Mar. 24 Chocolatier for the Day 44 May 5 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Mar. 24-25 My Buddy and Me Campout 55 Mar. 24 Recycled Art: Art Cards 60

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Date Program Page Date Program Page May 5-6 Museum of Science Overnight 55 June 2 Meet The Author/Illustrator 53 May 5 New York City Sightseeing 56 June 2-3 Museum of Science Overnight 55 May 5 Painting Badge at New Bedford Art 58 June 3 Salt Marsh Science 60 Museum/ArtWorks! June 3 Teddy Bear Picnic 64 May 5-6 Snorin’ Roarin’ Overnight 63 June 8-9 Museum of Science Overnight 55 May 6 Archery 34 June 9 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 May 6 Art of Glass 35 June 9 Build Your Swimming Skills 38 May 6 Little Brushes 52 June 9-10 Gal’s Night Out: Tents 47 May 6 Rocky Shore Tide Pooling 60 June 10 Archery 34 May 6 Young Farmers 67 June 10 Canoe Fun 39 May 11-13 Island Getaway 51 June 23 Paddle Boarding Level I 57 May 12 Archery 34 July 21 Paddle Boarding Level I 57 May 12 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 May 12 Canoe Fun 39 May 12 Challenge Course: Low 41 May 12 Put Yourself in the Past 59 May 12 The Beat Goes On 36 May 18 Dive-in Movie 45 May 18-20 Troop Camping Weekend 65 May 19-20 Crazy About Critters Camp-in 45 May 19-20 Museum of Science Overnight 55 May 19 New York City Adventure 56 May 19 Outdoor Art Badge at Soule Homestead 57 May 19 Paint Day: Daisy/Brownie 57 May 19-20 Sleep in the 17th Century: 62 A Bicultural Overnight May 19-20 Snorin’ Roarin’ Overnight 63 May 19 Ultimate Beach Comber 65 May 19 Whale Watch: Gloucester 65 May 20 Archery 34 May 20 Boston Ballet: Dancer Badge 36 May 20 Bugs Badge 37 May 20 Canoe Fun 39 May 20 Enchanted Forest 46 May 20 Horse Sampler 50 May 20 Outdoor Art Badge at deCordova Sculpture 56 Park and Museum May 20 Snacks Badge 62 June 2-3 Astronomy Overnight 35 June 2 Challenge Course: Low 41

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20 TBA dates will be announced on gsema.org. GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS JUNIOR PROGRAMS GRADES 4–5

Date Program Page Date Program Page TBA Fair Play Field Day 47 Oct. 21 Challenge Course: High 40 TBA Horseback Riding 50 Oct. 21 Challenge Course: Low 41 TBA Innocent or Guilty 50 Oct. 21 Challenge Course: Outdoor Climbing Wall 41 TBA Mystic Aquarium Overnight 55 Oct. 21 Corn Maze Challenge 44 TBA Safe Selling Tips 60 Oct. 21 Girl Scouts Family Day at the Edward M. 48 Kennedy Institute: Senator for a Day Ongoing Museum Visits and Resources 31 Oct. 21 Glow and Climb: Outdoor 49 Sept. 24- Junior Olympic Archery Development: 34 Nov. 5 Beginner and Intermediate Oct. 21 The Wooden Dory Story 67

Sept. 24 Outdoor Art Badge at deCordova Sculpture 56 Oct. 22 Challenge Course: Flying Squirrel 40 JUNIORBY PROGRAMS DATE Park and Museum Oct. 22 Juliette Gordon Low Fall Fest 51 Sept. 29 Sundown Sing-along 64 Oct. 28 Archery 34 Sept. 30 Archery 34 Oct. 28 Challenge Course: High 40 Oct. 1 Archery 34 Oct. 28 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Oct. 1 Canoe Fun 39 Oct. 28 Corn Maze Challenge 44 Oct. 14 Archery 34 Oct. 28 Tie-Dye in the Sky 65 Oct. 14 Canoe Fun 39 Oct. 29 Archery 34 Oct. 14 Challenge Course: Low 41 Oct. 29 Challenge Course: High 40 Oct. 15 Archery 34 Oct. 29 Challenge Course: Low 41 Oct. 15 Boston University Campus Tour 37 Oct. 29 Outdoor Skills Sampler 57 Oct. 15 Juliette Gordon Low Fall Fest 51 Nov. 4 Book Artist: Brownie/Junior 36 Oct. 18 The Wooden Dory Story 67 Nov. 4 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 Oct. 20 Sundown Sing-along 64 Nov. 4-5 Gal’s Night Out: Cabins 47 Oct. 21 Camp Skills Day 39

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 21 GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS JUNIOR PROGRAMS GRADES 4–5

Date Program Page Date Program Page Nov. 4 International Girls Day 51 Jan. 20 Animal Habitats Badge at Buttonwood 33 Park Zoo Nov. 5 MathMovesU® 54 Jan. 20 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Nov. 10 Archery 34 Jan. 20 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Nov. 10 Challenge Course: High 40 Jan. 20 Glass Fusing 49 Nov. 10 GPS Geocaching 101 49 Jan. 20 Pathways to Citizenship 58 Nov. 12 Rocky Shore Tide Pooling 60 Jan. 21 Art and Yoga 35 Nov. 17-18 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Jan. 26 Dive-in Movie 45 Nov. 18 Amazing Race: Camp Quest 32 Jan. 27 Sewing: Pocketed Study Pillow 62 Nov. 18 Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing Wall 40 Jan. 27 Winter Explorers 66 Nov. 18 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Jan. 28 Art of Glass 35 Nov. 18 Glow and Climb: Indoor 49 Jan. 28 Synchronized Swimming 64 Nov. 18 Oceanography and Marine Mammals 56 Jan. 28 Winter Camping Skills: Fire-building 66 Nov. 26 Boston Ballet: Art of Ballet 36 Jan. 28 Winter Camping Skills: Knots and Lashing 66 Dec. 1 Dive-in Movie 45 Jan. 28 Winter Explorers 66 Dec. 2 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Feb. 3 Blankets for Boston Service Project 36 Dec. 2 Girl Scouts Learn to Code 49 Feb. 3 Digital Art and 3D 45 Dec. 2-3 The Sleepover 62 Feb. 3 Girl Scouts Engineer Magic 48 Dec. 3 Art of Glass 35 Feb. 3 Paint Day: Junior/Cadette/Senior/ 57 Dec. 3 Boston Ballet: Art of Ballet 36 Ambassador Dec. 3 Little Brushes 52 Feb. 3 Recycled Art: Art Cards 60 Dec. 3 Scuba Diving 61 Feb. 3 Robotics 60 Dec. 3 Scuba Diving Adventure 62 Feb. 3 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 Dec. 3 Time Travelers with Girl Scout Museum 65 Beauty and the Beast Dec. 3 To Space! A STEM Workshop 65 Feb. 3 Winter Explorers 66 Dec. 9 Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing Wall 40 Feb. 4 Scribe Badge: Jelly Belly® Reviews 61 Dec. 9 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Feb. 4 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 Dec. 9 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Beauty and the Beast Dec. 9 Digital Photographer Badge 45 Feb. 4 Winter Camping Skills: Fire-building 66 Dec. 9 Glow and Climb: Indoor 49 Feb. 4 Winter Camping Skills: Knots and Lashing 66 Dec. 9 Home Alone Staying Safe 50 Feb. 4 Winter Explorers 66 Dec. 9 Meet the Illustrator 53 Feb. 10 Art and Yoga 35 Dec. 10 Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing Wall 40 Feb. 10 Digital Photographer Badge 45 Dec. 10 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Feb. 10 Glass Pendant Making 49 Dec. 16 Extreme Gingerbread House Design 47 Feb. 10-11 Night at the Mall: Pajama Palooza 56 Dec. 16 iMovie Mania 50 Feb. 10 Winter Explorers 66 Jan. 6 Home Alone Staying Safe 50 Feb. 11 Little Brushes 52 Jan. 7 Product Designer Badge 59 Feb. 11 Social Butterfly Badge 63 Jan. 7 Simple Meals Badge 62 Feb. 11 Winter Explorers 66 Feb. 17 Build Your Swimming Skills 38 Feb. 17 iMovie Mania 50 JUNIOR PROGRAMS BY DATE PROGRAMS BY JUNIOR

22 TBA dates will be announced on gsema.org. GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS JUNIOR PROGRAMS GRADES 4–5

Date Program Page Date Program Page Feb. 24 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Mar. 25 Build Your Outdoor Skills: Navigation 38 Feb. 24 Maple Sugaring Time 52 Mar. 25 Confident in Your Own Skin 44 Feb. 25 Maple Sugaring Time 52 Mar. 25 Drawing Badge at Cape Cod Museum of Art 46 Feb. 25 Playing the Past Badge 58 Mar. 25 Mardi Gras Fun 52 Mar. 2 Full Moon Explorers 47 Mar. 25 Northeastern Campus Tour 56 Mar. 2-3 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Mar. 31 Glass Fusing 49 Mar. 3 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Apr. 6-7 Detective and Spies Overnight 45 Mar. 3 Full Moon Explorers 47 Apr. 6 Sundown Sing-along 64 Mar. 3 Maple Sugaring Time 52 Apr. 7 Animal Habitats Badge at Norfolk 33 Agricultural School Mar. 3 Musician Badge 55 Apr. 7 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Mar. 3 Winter Explorers 66 Apr. 7-8 Crazy About Critters Camp-in 45 Mar. 4 Drawing Badge at New Bedford Art 46 Museum/ArtWorks! Apr. 7-8 Glow-in-the-Dark Lock-in 49 Mar. 4 Mardi Gras Fun 52 Apr. 7 Ice Chips: Show of Champions 50 Mar. 4 Scuba Diving 61 Apr. 7 Mosaic Art: Junior 54 Mar. 4 Scuba Diving Adventure 62 Apr. 7 Sampler Day: Junior Sampler 61 Mar. 4 Winter Explorers 66 Apr. 7-8 Snorin’ Roarin’ Overnight 63 Mar. 9 Dive-in Movie 45 Apr. 7 To Space! A STEM Workshop 65 Mar. 9-10 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Apr. 8 Build Your Outdoor Skills: Cooking 38 Mar. 10 Animal Habitats Badge at Buttonwood 33 Apr. 8- Junior Olympic Archery Development: 34 Park Zoo May 20 Beginner and Intermediate Mar. 10 Boston Symphony Orchestra: Family 37 Apr. 8 Mosaic Art: Junior 54 Concert Apr. 8 Painting Badge at deCordova Sculpture 58 Mar. 10 Boston Symphony Orchestra: The Musician 37 Park and Museum Experience Apr. 8 Scuba Diving 61 Mar. 10 Sewing: Water Bottle Holder 62 Apr. 8 Scuba Diving Adventure 62 Mar. 10 Winter Explorers 66 Apr. 14 Engineering: Super Structures 46 JUNIOR PROGRAMS JUNIORBY PROGRAMS DATE Mar. 11 Art of Rhythm 35 Apr. 14 Practice With Purpose Badge: Swimming 59 Mar. 11 Winter Explorers 66 Apr. 14 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 Mar. 17-18 Glow-in-the-Dark Lock-in 49 Apr. 15 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 Mar. 17 Home Alone Staying Safe 50 Apr. 18 The Wooden Dory Story 67 Mar. 17-18 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Apr. 21 The Wooden Dory Story 67 Mar. 18 Art of Glass 35 Apr. 22 Earth Day: Make a Difference 46 Mar. 18 Build Your Outdoor Skills: Fire-building 38 Apr. 25 Meet the Illustrator 53 Mar. 18 Calico Creations 38 Apr. 27-29 Junior Camping 51 Mar. 18 Confident in Your Own Skin 44 Apr. 27-28 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Mar. 24 Animal Meet and Greet 33 Apr. 28 Art of the Swap Newport Bus Trip 35 Mar. 24 Chocolatier for the Day 44 Apr. 28 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Mar. 24-25 My Buddy and Me Campout 55 Apr. 28-29 Detective and Spies Overnight 45 Mar. 24 Recycled Art: Art Cards 60 Apr. 28-29 Gal’s Night Out: Tents 47 Mar. 25 Art and Yoga 35

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Date Program Page Date Program Page Apr. 28 Glass Pendant Making 49 May 18 Dive-in Movie 45 Apr. 28 Outdoor Art Badge at Soule Homestead 57 May 18-19 Explore the Night Overnight 46 Apr. 28 Paint Day: Junior/Cadette/Senior/ 57 May 18-20 Troop Camping Weekend 65 Ambassador May 19-20 Crazy About Critters Camp-in 45 Apr. 28 Put Yourself in the Past 59 May 19 Gardener Badge 47 Apr. 29 Book Artist: Brownie/Junior 36 May 19-20 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Apr. 29 Challenge Course: Full Day Low and High 40 May 19 New York City Adventure 56 Apr. 29 Horse Sampler 50 May 19 Outdoor Art Badge at Soule Homestead 57 Apr. 29 Mosaic Art: Junior 54 May 19 Paint Day: Junior/Cadette/Senior/ 57 Apr. 29 Playing the Past Badge at Lexington 58 Ambassador Historical Society May 19-20 Sleep in the 17th Century: 62 Apr. 29 Social Butterfly Badge 63 A Bicultural Overnight May 4-6 Junior Camping 51 May 19-20 Snorin’ Roarin’ Overnight 63 May 4 Sundown Sing-along 64 May 19 Ultimate Beach Comber 65 May 5 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 May 19 Whale Watch: Gloucester 65 May 5 Chocolatier for the Day 44 May 20 Archery 34 May 5-6 Explore the Night Overnight 46 May 20 Canoe Fun 39 May 5 Home Alone Staying Safe 50 May 20 Horse Sampler 50 May 5-6 Museum of Science Overnight 55 May 20 Kayaking 51 May 5 New York City Sightseeing 56 May 20 Outdoor Art Badge at deCordova Sculpture 56 Park and Museum May 5-6 Playing the Past Overnight 58 May 20 Rocky Shore Tide Pooling 60 May 5-6 Snorin’ Roarin’ Overnight 63 May 20 Simple Meals Badge 62 May 6 Archery 34 June 2 Amazing Race: Martha’s Vineyard 32 May 6 Art of Glass 35 June 2 Challenge Course: High 40 May 6 Little Brushes 52 June 2 Challenge Course: Low 41 May 6 Playing the Past Badge at Lexington 58 Historical Society June 2 Meet the Author/Illustrator 53 May 6 Tie-Dye in the Sky 65 June 2-3 Museum of Science Overnight 55 May 6 Young Farmers 67 June 2 Tie-Dye in the Sky 65 May 11-13 Island Getaway 51 June 8-9 Museum of Science Overnight 55 May 12 Archery 34 June 9 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 May 12 Biking 36 June 9 Build Your Swimming Skills 38 May 12 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 June 9-10 Gal’s Night Out: Tents 47 May 12 Canoe Fun 39 June 10 Archery 34 May 12 Challenge Course: High 40 June 10 Biking 36 May 12 Challenge Course: Low 41 June 10 Canoe Fun 39 May 12 Challenge Course: Outdoor Climbing Wall 41 June 16 Salt Marsh Science 60 May 12 Put Yourself in the Past 59 June 23 Paddle Boarding Level I 57 May 12 The Beat Goes On 36 July 21 Paddle Boarding Level I 57 JUNIOR PROGRAMS BY DATE PROGRAMS BY JUNIOR

24 TBA dates will be announced on gsema.org. GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS CADETTE PROGRAMS GRADES 6–8

Date Program Page Date Program Page TBA Horseback Riding 50 Oct. 21 Girl Scouts Family Day at the Edward M. 48 Kennedy Institute: Senator for a Day TBA Innocent or Guilty 50 Oct. 21 Glow and Climb: Outdoor 49 TBA Mystic Aquarium Overnight 55 Oct. 21 The Wooden Dory Story 67 Ongoing Museum Visits and Resources 31 Oct. 22 Challenge Course: Flying Squirrel 40 Sept. 17 High Adventure Girl Scouts 49 Information Session Oct. 22 Trees Badge: Are They Nature or Art? 65 Sept. 20 High Adventure Girl Scouts 49 Oct. 22 Zip Away 67 Information Session Oct. 28 Archery 34 Sept. 21 High Adventure Girl Scouts 49 Oct. 28 Challenge Course: High 40 Information Session Oct. 28 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Sept. 24- Junior Olympic Archery Development: 34 Nov. 5 Beginner and Intermediate Oct. 28 Corn Maze Challenge 44 Sept. 24 Outdoor Art Badge at deCordova Sculpture 56 Oct. 28 Tie-Dye in the Sky 65 Park and Museum Oct. 29 Archery 34 CADETTE PROGRAMS BY PROGRAMS DATECADETTE Sept. 27 Destinations: Adventuring Far and Wide 45 Oct. 29 Challenge Course: High 40 Sept. 30 Archery 34 Oct. 29 Challenge Course: Low 41 Oct. 1 Archery 34 Oct. 29 Outdoor Skills Sampler 57 Oct. 1 Canoe Fun 39 Nov. 4-5 Adventure Getaway Overnight 32 Oct. 13-15 Teen Escape 64 Nov. 4 Book Artist: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 36 Oct. 14 Archery 34 Nov. 4 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 Oct. 14 Canoe Fun 39 Nov. 5 MathMovesU® 54 Oct. 14 Challenge Course: High 40 Nov. 10 Challenge Course: High 40 Oct. 15 Archery 34 Nov. 10 GPS Geocaching 101 49 Oct. 15 Boston University Campus Tour 37 Nov. 12 Rocky Shore Tide Pooling 60 Oct. 17 Destinations: Adventuring Far and Wide 45 Nov. 17-18 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Oct. 18 The Wooden Dory Story 67 Nov. 18 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Oct. 21 Challenge Course: High 40 Nov. 18 Glow and Climb: Indoor 49 Oct. 21 Challenge Course: Low 41 Nov. 26 Boston Ballet: Art of Ballet 36 Oct. 21 Challenge Course: Outdoor Climbing Wall 41 Dec. 1 Dive-in Movie 45 Oct. 21 Corn Maze Challenge 44

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Date Program Page Date Program Page Dec. 2 Girl Scouts Learn to Code 49 Feb. 7 Meet the Author 53 Dec. 2-3 The Sleepover 62 Feb. 10 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Dec. 3 Art of Glass 35 Feb. 10 Glass Pendant Making 49 Dec. 3 Boston Ballet: Art of Ballet 36 Feb. 10 Join the Debate 51 Dec. 3 Scuba Diving 61 Feb. 10-11 Night at the Mall Pajama Palooza 56 Dec. 3 Scuba Diving Adventure 62 Feb. 10 Winter Explorers 66 Dec. 3 Time Travelers with Girl Scout Museum 65 Feb. 11 Winter Explorers 66 Dec. 3 To Space! A STEM Workshop 65 Feb. 17 Build Your Swimming Skills 38 Dec. 9 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 Feb. 19-23 Winter Vacation Camp 67 Dec. 9 Babysitter Safety Training 35 Feb. 24 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 Dec. 9 Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing Wall 40 Feb. 24 Maple Sugaring Time 52 Dec. 9 Eating for Beauty Badge 46 Feb. 25 Maple Sugaring Time 52 Dec. 9 Glow and Climb: Indoor 49 Mar. 2 Full Moon Explorers 47 Dec. 10 Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing Wall 40 Mar. 3 Full Moon Explorers 47 Dec. 16 Extreme Gingerbread House Design 47 Mar. 3 Maple Sugaring Time 52 Jan. 6 Babysitter Safety Training 35 Mar. 3 Program Aide Training 59 Jan. 7 Ms. Fix It 54 Mar. 3 Winter Explorers 66 Jan. 20 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 Mar. 4 Mardi Gras Fun 52 Jan. 20 Glass Fusing 49 Mar. 4 Scuba Diving 61 Jan. 21 New Cuisines Badge 55 Mar. 4 Scuba Diving Adventure 62 Jan. 26 Dive-in Movie 45 Mar. 4 Winter Explorers 66 Jan. 27 Sewing: Pocketed Study Pillow 62 Mar. 9 Dive-in Movie 45 Jan. 27 Winter Explorers 66 Mar. 10 Boston Symphony Orchestra: Family 37 Concert Jan. 28 Art of Glass 35 Mar. 10 Boston Symphony Orchestra: The Musician 37 Jan. 28 Recycled Art: 3D Collages 60 Experience Jan. 28 Synchronized Swimming 64 Mar. 10 Girl Scout Day: Lights, Camera, Action - 48 Jan. 28 Winter Camping Skills: Fire-building 66 Physics and Photography Jan. 28 Winter Camping Skills: Knots and Lashing 66 Mar. 10 Robotics 60 Jan. 28 Winter Explorers 66 Mar. 10 Sewing: Water Bottle Holder 62 Feb. 3 Digital Art and 3D 45 Mar. 10 Winter Explorers 66 Feb. 3 Paint Day: Junior/Cadette/Senior/ 57 Mar. 11 New Cuisines Badge 55 Ambassador Mar. 11 Winter Explorers 66 Feb. 3 Recycled Art: Art Cards 60 Mar. 17 Animal Helpers Badge 33 Feb. 3 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 Mar. 17 Babysitter Safety Training 35 Beauty and the Beast Mar. 17 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Feb. 3 Winter Explorers 66 Mar. 17-18 Glow-in-the-Dark Lock-in 49 Feb. 4 Screenwriter Badge: What’s In the Trash? 61 Mar. 18 Art of Glass 35 Feb. 4 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 Beauty and the Beast Mar. 18 Build Your Outdoor Skills: Fire-building 38 Feb. 4 Winter Camping Skills: Fire-building 66 Mar. 18 Comic Artist Badge 44 Feb. 4 Winter Camping Skills: Knots and Lashing 66 Mar. 18 Confident in Your Own Skin 44

CADETTEDATE PROGRAMS BY Feb. 4 Winter Explorers 66 Mar. 18 STEM Conference 63

26 TBA dates will be announced on gsema.org. GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS CADETTE PROGRAMS GRADES 6–8

Date Program Page Date Program Page Mar. 24 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 May 6 Art of Glass 35 Mar. 24 Recycled Art: Art Cards 60 May 6 Ms. Fix It 54 Mar. 25 Build Your Outdoor Skills: Navigation 38 May 6 Outdoor Art Badge at New Bedford Art 57 Museum/ArtWorks! Mar. 25 Confident in Your Own Skin 44 May 6 Tie-Dye in the Sky 65 Mar. 25 Mardi Gras Fun 52 May 11-13 Island Getaway 51 Mar. 25 Northeastern Campus Tour 56 May 11-13 Teen Escape 64 Mar. 31 Glass Fusing 49 May 12 Archery 34 Apr. 7 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 May 12 Biking 36 Apr. 7-8 Glow-in-the-Dark Lock-in 49 May 12 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 Apr. 7 Ice Chips: Show of Champions 50 May 12 Canoe Fun 39 Apr. 7 Mosaic Art: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 54 May 12 Challenge Course: High 40 Apr. 7-8 Museum of Science Overnight 55 May 12 Challenge Course: Low 41 Apr. 7 Public Speaking Badge 59 May 12 Challenge Course: Outdoor Climbing Wall 41 Apr. 7 Sampler Day: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 61 May 18 Dive-in Movie 45 Apr. 7 To Space! A STEM Workshop 65 May 18-19 Explore the Night Overnight 46 Apr. 8 Build Your Outdoor Skills: Cooking 38 May 18-20 Troop Camping Weekend 65 Apr. 8- Junior Olympic Archery Development: 34 May 20 Beginner and Intermediate May 19 Paint Day: Junior/Cadette/Senior/ 57 Ambassador Apr. 8 Mosaic Art: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 54 May 19 Whale Watch: Gloucester 65 Apr. 8 Scuba Diving 61 May 20 Archery 34 Apr. 8 Scuba Diving Adventure 62 May 20 Canoe Fun 39 Apr. 14 iMovie Mania 50 May 20 Challenge Course: High 40 Apr. 14 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 May 20 Kayaking 51 Apr. 15 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 May 20 Rocky Shore Tide Pooling 60 Apr. 18 The Wooden Dory Story 67 May 20 Wildly Delicious 66 Apr. 21 Rocky Shore Tide Pooling 60 CADETTE PROGRAMS BY PROGRAMS DATECADETTE June 2 Amazing Race: Martha’s Vineyard 32 Apr. 21 The Wooden Dory Story 67 June 2 Challenge Course: High 40 Apr. 22 Earth Day: Make a Difference 46 June 2 Challenge Course: Low 41 Apr. 28 Art of the Swap Newport Bus Trip 35 June 2 Tie-Dye in the Sky 65 Apr. 28 Glass Pendant Making 49 June 2 Wildly Delicious 66 Apr. 28 Paint Day: Junior/Cadette/Senior/ 57 Ambassador June 9 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 Apr. 29 Book Artist: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 36 June 9 Build Your Swimming Skills 38 Apr. 29 Challenge Course: Full Day Low and High 40 June 10 Archery 34 Apr. 29 Mosaic Art: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 54 June 10 Biking 36 Apr. 29 Zoologist 67 June 10 Canoe Fun 39 May 5 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 June 16 Salt Marsh Science 60 May 5 Babysitter Safety Training 35 June 23 Paddle Boarding Level I 57 May 5-6 Explore the Night Overnight 46 July 21 Paddle Boarding Levels I and II 57 May 5 New York City Sightseeing 56 May 6 Archery 34

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Date Program Page Date Program Page TBA Girl Power on the Hill 47 Oct. 17 Destinations: Adventuring Far and Wide 45 TBA Girl Scout Leadership Development Day 48 Oct. 21 Challenge Course: High 40 Ongoing Museum Visits and Resources 31 Oct. 21 Challenge Course: Low 41 Sept. 17 High Adventure Girl Scouts 49 Oct. 21 Challenge Course: Outdoor Climbing Wall 41 Information Session Oct. 21 Corn Maze Challenge 44 Sept. 20 High Adventure Girl Scouts 49 Oct. 21 Girl Scouts Family Day at the Edward M. 48 Information Session Kennedy Institute: Senator for a Day Sept. 21 High Adventure Girl Scouts 49 Oct. 21 Glow and Climb: Outdoor 49 Information Session Oct. 22 Challenge Course: Flying Squirrel 40 Sept. 24- Junior Olympic Archery Development: 34 Nov. 5 Beginner and Intermediate Oct. 22 Zip Away 67 Sept. 24 Outdoor Art Badge at deCordova Sculpture 56 Oct. 28 Archery 34 Park and Museum Oct. 28 Challenge Course: High 40 Sept. 27 Destinations: Adventuring Far and Wide 45 Oct. 28 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Sept. 30 Archery 34 Oct. 28 Corn Maze Challenge 44 Sept. 30 Archery Training 34 Oct. 28 Tie-Dye in the Sky 65 Oct. 1 Archery 34 Oct. 29 Archery 34 Oct. 1 Archery Training 34 Oct. 29 Challenge Course: High 40 Oct. 1 Canoe Fun 39 Oct. 29 Challenge Course: Low 41 Oct. 13-15 Teen Escape 64 Oct. 29 Outdoor Skills Sampler 57 Oct. 14 Archery 34 Nov. 4-5 Adventure Getaway Overnight 32 Oct. 14 Canoe Fun 39 Nov. 4 Book Artist: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 36 Oct. 14 Challenge Course: High 40 Nov. 4 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 Oct. 15 Archery 34 Nov. 4 Girl Scout Day at MIT Museum: Satellites 48 Oct. 15 Boston University Campus Tour 37 and Robots SENIOR/AMBASSADOR PROGRAMS BY DATE PROGRAMS BY SENIOR/AMBASSADOR

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Date Program Page Date Program Page Nov. 10 Challenge Course: High 40 Feb. 10 Glass Pendant Making 49 Nov. 10 GPS Geocaching 101 49 Feb. 10-11 Night at the Mall Pajama Palooza 56 Nov. 18 Archery Training 34 Feb. 10 Winter Explorers 66 Nov. 18 Challenge Course: Indoor High 41 Feb. 11 Winter Explorers 66 Nov. 18 Glow and Climb: Indoor 49 Feb. 19-23 Winter Vacation Camp 67 Nov. 26 Boston Ballet: Art of Ballet 36 Feb. 24 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 Dec. 1 Dive-in Movie 45 Feb. 24 Maple Sugaring Time 52 Dec. 3 Art of Glass 35 Feb. 25 Locavore and Dinner Party Badges 52 Dec. 3 Boston Ballet: Art of Ballet 36 Feb. 25 Maple Sugaring Time 52 Dec. 3 Scuba Diving 61 Mar. 2 Full Moon Explorers 47 Dec. 3 Scuba Diving Adventure 62 Mar. 3 Full Moon Explorers 47 Dec. 9 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 Mar. 3 Maple Sugaring Time 52 Dec. 9 Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing Wall 40 Mar. 3 Novelist Badge 56 Dec. 9 Glow and Climb: Indoor 49 Mar. 3 Program Aide Training 59 Dec. 10 Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing Wall 40 Mar. 3 Winter Explorers 66 Dec. 16 Extreme Gingerbread House Design 47 Mar. 4 Mardi Gras Fun 52 Jan. 7 Ms. Fix It 54 Mar. 4 Scuba Diving 61 Jan. 20 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 Mar. 4 Scuba Diving Adventure 62

Jan. 20 Glass Fusing 49 Mar. 4 Winter Explorers 66 SENIOR/AMBASSADOR BY PROGRAMS DATE Jan. 26 Dive-in Movie 45 Mar. 9 Dive-in Movie 45 Jan. 27 Lead Your Way Seminar 52 Mar. 10 Boston Symphony Orchestra: Family 37 Concert Jan. 27 Winter Explorers 66 Mar. 10 Boston Symphony Orchestra: The Musician 37 Jan. 28 Art of Glass 35 Experience Jan. 28 Recycled Art: 3D Collages 60 Mar. 10 Winter Explorers 66 Jan. 28 Synchronized Swimming 64 Mar. 11 Winter Explorers 66 Jan. 28 Winter Camping Skills: Fire-building 66 Mar. 17 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39 Jan. 28 Winter Camping Skills: Knots and Lashing 66 Mar. 17-18 Glow-in-the-Dark Lock-In 49 Jan. 28 Winter Explorers 66 Mar. 18 Art of Glass 35 Feb. 3 Paint Day: Junior/Cadette/Senior/ 57 Mar. 18 Build Your Outdoor Skills: Fire-building 38 Ambassador Mar. 18 Confident in Your Own Skin 44 Feb. 3 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 Beauty and the Beast Mar. 18 STEM Conference 63 Feb. 3 Winter Explorers 66 Mar. 24 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 Feb. 4 Screenwriter Badge: What’s In the Trash? 61 Mar. 24 Super Powers and the Senate 64 Feb. 4 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 Mar. 25 Build Your Outdoor Skills: Navigation 38 Beauty and the Beast Mar. 25 Confident in Your Own Skin 44 Feb. 4 Winter Camping Skills: Fire-building 66 Mar. 25 Mardi Gras Fun 52 Feb. 4 Winter Camping Skills: Knots and Lashing 66 Mar. 25 Northeastern Campus Tour 56 Feb. 4 Winter Explorers 66 Mar. 31 Glass Fusing 49 Feb. 7 Meet the Author 53 Apr. 7 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 Feb. 10 Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals 39

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Date Program Page Apr. 7-8 Glow-in-the-Dark Lock-In 49 Apr. 7 Ice Chips: Show of Champions 50 Apr. 7 Mosaic Art: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 54 Apr. 7-8 Museum of Science Overnight 55 Apr. 7 Sampler Day: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 61 Apr. 8 Build Your Outdoor Skills: Cooking 38 Apr. 8- Junior Olympic Archery Development: 34 May 20 Beginner and Intermediate Apr. 8 Mosaic Art: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 54 Apr. 8 Scuba Diving 61 Apr. 8 Scuba Diving Adventure 62 Apr. 14 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 Apr. 15 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 Apr. 21 Rocky Shore Tide Pooling 60 Apr. 22 Earth Day: Make a Difference 46 Apr. 28 Glass Pendant Making 49 Apr. 28 Paint Day: Junior/Cadette/Senior/ 57 Ambassador ©Randy H. Goodman Apr. 29 Book Artist: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 36 Apr. 29 Challenge Course: Full Day Low and High 40 Date Program Page Apr. 29 Mosaic Art: Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 54 May 19 Whale Watch: Gloucester 65 Apr. 29 Zoologist 67 May 20 Archery 34 May 5 Advanced Chocolate Workshop 32 May 20 Canoe Fun 39 May 5 New York City Sightseeing 56 May 20 Challenge Course: High 40 May 6 Archery 34 May 20 Collage Artist Badge: Inspired by 44 May 6 Art of Glass 35 Art and Nature May 6 Ms. Fix It 54 May 20 Kayaking 51 May 6 Tie-Dye in the Sky 65 May 20 Wildly Delicious 66 May 11-13 Island Getaway 51 June 2 Amazing Race: Martha’s Vineyard 32 May 11-13 Teen Escape 64 June 2 Challenge Course: High 40 May 12 Archery 34 June 2 Challenge Course: Low 41 May 12 Biking 36 June 2 Tie-Dye in the Sky 65 May 12 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 June 2 Wildly Delicious 66 May 12 Canoe Fun 39 June 9 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 May 12 Challenge Course: High 40 June 10 Archery 34 May 12 Challenge Course: Low 41 June 10 Biking 36 May 12 Challenge Course: Outdoor Climbing Wall 41 June 10 Canoe Fun 39 May 18 Dive-in Movie 45 June 23 Paddle Boarding Level I 57 May 18-20 Troop Camping Weekend 65 July 21 Paddle Boarding Levels I and II 57 May 19 Paint Day: Junior/Cadette/Senior/ 57 Ambassador SENIOR/AMBASSADOR PROGRAMS BY DATE PROGRAMS BY SENIOR/AMBASSADOR

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Date Program Page Date Program Page Ongoing Museum Visits and Resources 31 Mar. 2 Full Moon Explorers 47 Sept. 29 Sundown Sing-along 64 Mar. 3 Full Moon Explorers 47 Oct. 11 Meet the Illustrator 53 Mar. 9 Dive-in Movie 45 Oct. 15 Juliette Gordon Low Fall Fest 51 Mar. 10 Boston Symphony Orchestra: 37 Family Concert Oct. 20 Sundown Sing-along 64 Apr. 6 Sundown Sing-along 64 Oct. 21 Corn Maze Challenge 44 Apr. 7 Ice Chips: Show of Champions 50 Oct. 21 Girl Scouts Family Day at the Edward M. 48 Kennedy Institute Apr. 14 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 Oct. 22 Juliette Gordon Low Fall Fest 51 Apr. 15 Wheelock Family Theatre: Stuart Little 66 Oct. 28 Corn Maze Challenge 44 Apr. 25 Meet the Illustrator 53 Nov. 4 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 May 2 Meet the Author 53 Dec. 1 Dive-in Movie 45 May 4 Sundown Sing-along 64 Dec. 9 Meet the Illustrator 53 May 12 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 Jan. 26 Dive-in Movie 45 May 18 Dive-in Movie 45 Feb. 3 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 May 19 Whale Watch: Gloucester 65 Beauty and the Beast June 2 Meet the Author/Illustrator 53 Feb. 4 Wheelock Family Theatre: 66 June 9 Boston North End History and Pizza Tour 37 Beauty and the Beast June 23 Paddle Boarding 57 Feb. 7 Meet the Author 53 July 21 Paddle Boarding 57 FAMILY BY PROGRAMS DATE

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This is an alphabetical list of programs for girls. For a listing by level and date, please see pages 16-31. Please refer to “Girl Programs: Plan Your Year” on pages 14-15 for how to use this guide.

Advanced Chocolate Workshop C S A Explore the benefits of chocolate and its many uses. Learn about ganache, as well as tempering and molding techniques. Plus, decorate a truffle, paint with chocolate and make your own chocolate bar. Girls: $27, Adults: free Sessions held 2-3:30 PM at Chocolate Therapy, Framingham. Dec. 9 (Reg by Nov. 26), Jan. 20 (Reg by Jan. 7), Feb. 24 (Reg by Feb. 11), Mar. 24 (Reg by Mar. 11), Apr. 7 (Reg by Mar. 25), May 5 (Reg by Apr. 22)

Adventure Getaway Overnight C S A Risk-takers, how high can you climb? During this overnight program, you’ll start on the low ropes, gaining confidence and Amazing Race: Camp Quest team-building skills. Then you’ll put those skills to the test on the B J high ropes course. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Work as a team to maneuver through camp and master exciting challenges along the way to the finish line. Girls: $60, Adults: $20 Perfect your skills to prepare for future Amazing Race Nov. 4, 10 AM-Nov. 5, 10 AM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident destinations. side), Plymouth, Reg by Oct. 22 Girls: $13 (B) or $15 (J), Adults: free Nov. 18, 10 AM-12 PM (B), 1-4 PM (J), Camp Cedar Hill All About Painting (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Nov. 5 B What better place to earn your Painting badge than at the Cape Amazing Race: Martha’s Cod Museum of Art? Get inspired by viewing artworks from the Vineyard museum’s permanent collection, then create several of your own paintings using a number of different techniques. J C S A Girls: $29, Adults: free Work as a team and build your confidence as you complete a series of tasks throughout the island Mar. 11, 12:30-3:30 PM, Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis, of Martha’s Vineyard! Includes round-trip ferry Reg by Feb. 28 transportation, departing from Woods Hole on the 11 AM ferry, to begin the race in Oak Bluffs at noon. If you would like to make alternative ferry arrangements for an extended trip, please email [email protected]. Girls and adults: $40 June 2, 12-4 PM, Oak Bluffs, Martha’s Vineyard, Reg by May 20 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

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Animal Habitats Badge at Norfolk Agricultural School J Learn about various animal habitats both near and far. Join a discussion about endangered species and wildlife awareness, and find out how to improve the lives of animals. You’ll be able to handle some of the animals, including small rodents, reptiles, aquatic life, and birds. Girls: $21, Adults: free Apr. 7, 1-3 PM, Norfolk County Agricultural High School, Walpole, Reg by Mar. 25

Animal Helpers Badge C Learn how animals enhance our lives through assistance, therapy, and other means. You’ll be able to handle several animals that live at Norfolk Agricultural School, including mice, hamsters, ferrets, chinchillas, hedgehogs, rabbits, turtles, and birds, and will discuss their diet, grooming and veterinary care. Girls: $21, Adults: free Mar. 17, 1-3 PM, Norfolk County Agricultural High School, Walpole, Reg by Feb. 25

Animal Meet and Greet D B J Meet farm animals and learn about the benefits they provide. Animal Habitats Badge at Buttonwood You’ll card and spin a bracelet from sheep’s wool, and help Park Zoo make—and eat!—organic popcorn topped with butter. J Girls: $15, Adults: $5 Mar. 24, 10 AM-12 PM, Soule Homestead, Middleboro, Explore different habitats throughout the zoo and compare wild and Reg by Mar. 11 domestic animals. Learn about endangered species habitats, what GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS is being done to protect them, and how you can make a difference. Girls: $21, Adults: free Sessions held at Buttonwood Park Zoo, New Bedford. Jan. 20, 1-3 PM, Reg by Jan. 7 Mar. 10, 10-12 PM, Reg by Feb. 25

Half of all U.S. businesswomen were Girl Scouts. Support her inner entrepreneur and help power unique new experiences with the Product Programs. See pages 42-43.

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 33 gsema.org Archery B J C S A Learn the basics of bows and arrows, and how to aim for a bullseye. Practice hitting the target in groups of four to six. Girls: $15, Adults: free Sept. 30, 9-11 AM or 12-2 PM (B/J), 3-5 PM (J/C/S/A), Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Sept. 17 Oct. 1, 9-11 AM or 12-2 PM (B/J), 3-5 PM (J/C/S/A), Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Sept. 17 Oct. 14, 9-11 AM or 12-2 PM (B/J), 3-5 PM (J/C/S/A), Camp Favorite, Brewster, Reg by Oct. 1 Oct. 15, 9-11 AM or 12-2 PM (B/J), 3-5 PM (J/C/S/A), Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Oct. 1 Oct. 28, 9-11 AM or 12-2 PM (B/J), 3-5 PM (J/C/S/A), Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Oct. 15 Oct. 28, 9-11 AM or 12-2 PM (B/J), 3-5 PM (J/C/S/A), Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Oct. 15 Oct. 29, 9-11 AM (J/C/S/A), Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg byOct. 15 Nov. 10, 1-3 PM (B/J), Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Junior Olympic Archery Waltham, Reg by Oct. 27 Development May 6, 10 AM-12 PM or 1-3 PM (B/J), 4-6 PM (J/C/S/A), Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Apr. 22 J C S A Junior Olympic Archery Development (JOAD) is a USA May 6, 10 AM-12 PM or 1-3 PM (B/J), 4-6 PM (J/C/S/A), Archery program designed to teach archery to people ages Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Apr. 22 8 to 20. The program is taught by certified instructors and May 12, 10 AM-12 PM or 1-3 PM (B/J), 4-6 PM (J/C/S/A), coaches. Archers begin by learning range safety and proper Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Apr. 29 shooting technique in an environment that fosters focus, self-confidence and team-building skills. JOAD is designed to May 12, 4-6 PM (B/J/C/S/A), Camp Favorite, Brewster, Reg by Apr. 29 monitor and enhance each archer’s growth and development May 20, 10 AM-12 PM or 1-3 PM (B/J), 4-6 PM (J/C/S/A), in this great sport; the introductory classes naturally progress Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by May 6 from beginner skills to advanced techniques. June 10, 4-6 PM (B/J/C/S/A), Camp Favorite, Brewster, Reg by May 20 Yearly Joiner Fee The required annual registration fee includes a club T-shirt, Archery Training lanyard, stretch band and information packet. You must pay the joiner fee before registering for sessions. A Girls: $45 Take your archery skills to the next level. Learn range set-up, safety rules, procedures, commands, and how to teach the basic form. There is a one-hour written final exam, and passing both the exam JOAD: Beginner and Intermediate and the practical skills component will certify you as a USA Level 1 Beginners will earn their first pins. Intermediate JOAD Instructor. Program questions: [email protected]. archers will earn pins 4 and above. Girls and adults: $55 Girls: $75 per six-session season Sept. 30, 9 AM-4 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), These groups meet every other week from 2:30-4:30 PM, Plymouth, Reg by Sept. 17 at Camp Cedar Hill in Waltham. Oct. 1, 9 AM-4 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Fall 2017: Sept. 24, Oct. 1, Oct. 15, Oct. 22, Oct. 29, Nov. 5 Waltham, Reg by Sept. 17 Spring 2018: Apr. 8, Apr. 22, Apr. 29, May 6, May 13, May 20 Nov. 18, 9 AM-4 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Nov. 5 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

34 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Art and Yoga Art of the Swap Newport Bus Trip D B J J C Use your imagination and experiment with various materials to Join authors Jen Malone and Kristine Asselin on a day trip to create a work of art. Then, try a yoga class specifically designed for Newport, RI, to explore the setting of their novel. In Art of the Swap, girls your age. Play fun yoga games and learn poses while working a mysterious mirror in a Newport mansion allows two girls from in pairs and in groups. Please bring a yoga mat if you have one. different centuries to swap places, but to swap back they’ll need to solve a century-old art heist. On the ride down, Jen and Kris Girls: $20, Adults: free will read excerpts, answer questions, and sign copies of the book. Sessions held 12:30-2:30 PM (D/B) or 3-5 PM (J). Once in Newport, you’ll tour The Elms mansion with the authors, explore the Cliff Walk and Newport boutiques, and then enjoy a Jan. 21, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Jan. 15 group dinner. Bus transportation, dinner, and a copy of Art of the Feb. 10, Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Jan. 21 Swap are included. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Mar. 25, Camp Cedar Hill (Forest Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Mar. 11 Girls and adults: $90 Apr. 28, 9 AM-7 PM, West Bridgewater to Newport, RI, Reg by Mar. 28 Art of Glass B J C S A Astronomy Overnight Experience a live glassblowing demonstration. Learn flame- D B working techniques to create your own fused glass pendant. Explore the solar system, land a “probe” on Mars, and observe the Pendants need to be fired overnight and will be available for pickup night sky with the EcoTarium’s telescopes (weather permitting) approximately two weeks after the program. Pickup information during this exciting night at the museum! Experience the magic of will be provided at registration. Please note: girls will be working the live planetarium program and finish the night with a full-dome with cold glass only. movie about our place in the cosmos. Enjoy a sunrise wildlife tour Girls: $30, Adults: free before you depart. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Sessions held 3:30-5:30 PM at Diablo Glass School, Boston. Girls and adults: $57 Dec. 3 (Reg by Nov. 19), Jan. 28 (Reg by Jan. 15), Mar. 18 (Reg by Mar. 4), May 6 (Reg by Apr. 22 ) June 2, 6:30 PM-June 3, 8 AM, EcoTarium, Worcester, Reg by May 2

Art of Rhythm Babysitter Safety Training B J C Embark on a multicultural journey of movement and sound! Parents entrusting their children to a babysitter feel more secure Explore the parts of a rhythm section: drum set, hand drums, hiring someone with safety training. You’ll gain confidence in buckets and keyboards. Learn to build a groove starting with a dealing with the challenges—from accidents to tantrums—of caring pulse, steady beat and rhythm, with proper hand technique, for children of all ages and stages. GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS tonality and meter. Combine imagination and teamwork to Girls: $33, Adults: free perform an original piece of music. Juniors earn the Musician badge. Brownies receive a patch. Sessions held 1-4 PM. Girls: $17, Adults: free Dec. 9, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Nov. 26 Mar. 11, 1-3 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Feb. 25 Jan. 6, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Jan. 1 Mar. 17, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Mar. 4 May 5, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Apr. 22

Our founder, Juliette Gordon Low, was a famous lover of nature. Teach her to honor Juliette’s legacy by promoting respect and love of the great outdoors at GSEMA camp properties. See pages 82-83.

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 35 gsema.org Book Artist: Brownie/Junior B J Combine your love of books with your crafting skills. In this workshop, you’ll make at least four books using different binding and bookmaking techniques, and write and illustrate a collaborative story with other Girl Scouts. Girls: $20, Adults: free Nov. 4, 1-3 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Oct. 22 Apr. 29, 1-3 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Apr. 16

Book Artist: Cadette/Senior/ Ambassador C S A Explore book art techniques and styles. Complete five unique ©Randy H. Goodman projects, such as a scroll made from papyrus or a collaborative storybook. Cadettes earn the Book Artist badge; Seniors and The Beat Goes On Ambassadors receive a fun patch. Want to share what you’ve learned with younger Girl Scouts? Email [email protected] B J to reserve a helper spot in the next session. In this jam session, learn how rhythms and movement sound on Girls: $20, Adults: free buckets, drums, cans and sticks. This hands-on workshop is a fun Nov. 4, 9 AM-12 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), way to discover music in a creative, positive environment. Juniors Plymouth, Reg by Oct. 22 earn the Musician badge. Brownies receive a patch. Apr. 29, 9 AM-12 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Apr. 16 Girls: $15, Adults: free May 12, 1-3 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Apr. 22 Boston Ballet: Art of Ballet B J C S A Biking Tour Boston Ballet’s facilities, including a behind-the-scenes look at costumes, and participate in a beginner ballet class. Performance J C S A tickets must be purchased separately. For discounted tickets to Come ride with us! Learn about bike safety and enjoy a ride on the Boston Ballet performances, visit gsema.org and search the Cape Cod Rail Trail. You must be comfortable riding a bike for two “Member Benefit” category under the Activities tab. or more miles and must wear a helmet. You may bring your own Girls: $15, B/J Adult: $15, C/S/A Adult: $7 bike and helmet or borrow equipment from Camp Favorite. Sessions held 1-2:30 PM (C/S/A) or 2:30-4 PM (B/J) at Boston Ballet Girls: $15, Adults: free Studio, Boston. Sessions held 9 AM-12 PM at Camp Favorite, Brewster. Nov. 26 (Reg by Nov. 12), Dec. 3 (Reg by Nov. 19) May 12 (Reg by Apr. 28), June 10 (Reg by May 20) Boston Ballet: Dancer Badge Blankets for Boston Service Project B J Participate in a warm-up and skill-building exercises, and learn For Boston’s growing homeless population, keeping warm during a group dance. Performance tickets must be purchased separately. the winter can be a challenge. Join the Boston University Kappa For discounted tickets to Boston Ballet performances, visit Deltas to learn about homelessness and what you can do to help. gsema.org and search the “Member Benefit” category under You’ll make fleece blankets that will be donated to a local shelter. the Activities tab. Girls: $13, Adults: free Girls and adults: $16 Feb. 3, 11 AM-1 PM, Boston University, Boston, Reg by Jan. 14 May 20, 9:30-11 AM or 11 AM-12:30 PM, Boston Ballet Studio, Boston, Reg by May 6 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

36 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Boston North End History and Brownie Camping Pizza Tour B B J C S A Family Experience overnight cabin camping for the first time! During the Discover historic Boston slice by delicious slice! Join Boston Pizza day, enjoy crafts, games, nature activities and more. At dusk, share Tours for a walking tour of the city’s oldest neighborhood. Explore songs and s’mores around the campfire. Troops bring their own food historic sites and enjoy some of Boston’s best pizza. supplies to cook in the kitchen or over a campfire. A minimum of two volunteers is required, but please do not exceed one volunteer Girls and adults: $29 per five girls, as this is a very popular event. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Sessions held 11 AM-1 PM in the North End, Boston. Girls: $30, Adults: $15 Nov. 4 (Reg by Oct. 15), May 12 (Reg by Apr. 22), June 9 (Reg by May 20) Sessions held at Camp Cedar Hill (Forest Street entrance), Waltham. Mar. 3, 9 AM-Mar. 4, 10 AM, Reg by Feb. 18 Boston Symphony Orchestra: May 5, 9 AM-May 6, 10 AM, Reg by Apr. 22 Family Concert D B J C S A Family Brownie First Aid Badge Boston is home to a world-renowned orchestra and concert hall. B Come to Symphony Hall to hear some of the most glorious music ever written! Plus, get an up-close look at the instruments prior to This fun, interactive class will get Brownies talking about safety the performance and receive the Boston Symphony patch. while practicing some basic first aid techniques for inside and outside. Learn age-appropriate street smarts, like what to do if you Girls: $4, Adults: $24 are separated from your caregivers. Leave with a first aid kit, safety Mar. 10, 9-11 AM, Boston Symphony Hall, Boston, Reg by Feb. 25 bracelet, badge, and lots of fun memories. Girls: $27, Adults: free Jan. 21, 1-3 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Boston Symphony Orchestra: Reg by Jan. 7 The Musician Experience Feb. 25, 1-3 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, J C S A Reg by Feb. 11 Come to historic Symphony Hall to hear some of the most glorious music ever written, performed by the world-renowned Boston Brownie Safety Award Symphony Orchestra! Learn about the different instruments prior to the performance and participate in additional activities after the B concert. Juniors earn the Musician badge. Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors receive a patch. Safety is always first! Learn how to stay safe on your Brownie adventures by completing the three steps to earning your Girls and adults: $33 Safety award. Pin included. GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS Mar. 10, 9 AM-2:30 PM, Boston Symphony Hall, Boston, Girls: $12, Adults: free Reg by Feb. 25 Mar. 11, 12:30-2 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Feb. 25 Boston University Campus Tour Apr. 14, 12:30-2 PM, Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Apr. 1 J C S A Join the Kappa Deltas for a small group tour of Boston University. Bugs Badge Learn about college life by hearing from a panel of students. Lunch included. B Girls: $5, Adults: free Embark on a field trip and insect scavenger hunt in the butterfly garden at the Buttonwood Park Zoo. Observe bugs in action while Oct. 15, 11 AM-1 PM, Boston University, Boston, Reg by Oct. 1 you build them a home, and learn about the lifecycle of a butterfly. Girls: $21, Adults: free Sessions held 1-3 PM at Buttonwood Park Zoo, New Bedford. Apr. 15 (Reg by Apr. 1), May 20 (Reg by May 6)

BUILD YOUR OUTDOOR SKILLS J C S A Because of Girl Scouts, I’ve Cooking learned you’re a leader no Camp cooking is more than just hot dogs and s’mores. Learn to prepare delicious meals that will impress your matter who you are. friends, while practicing ethical outdoor preservation principles. Girls will try out at least two different outdoor cooking methods. Girls: $15, Adults: free Apr. 8, 1-4 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Mar. 25 Calico Creations J Fire-building Unravel the history of cloth printing, particularly calico designs, and the evolution of printing technology. Create your own designs Gain confidence building a successful fire and get using calico-pattern wooden blocks and printing stamps. Then comfortable with fire safety. Challenge yourself by take home a sample book of fabrics that you designed, printed and learning different ignition techniques, including named yourself. how to start campfires with and without matches. Girls: $19, Adults: free Girls: $13, Adults: free Mar. 18, 12-2 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Mar. 4 Mar. 18, 1-4 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Mar. 4 Camp Kaleidoscope Navigation D B Discover the many ways you can navigate through camp Got the day off from school? Get outdoors at Camp Kaleidoscope! using trail signs, compasses, GPS units and maps. You’ll Come to Camp Cedar Hill and sample summer camp activities practice skills for a fun and safe Girl Scout camping (except swimming). Play games in the field, make crafts, and try experience, while practicing Leave No Trace principles. cool science experiments. The camp day will run from 9 AM-4 PM, Girls: $13, Adults: free with drop-off from 8-9 AM and pickup from 4-5 PM. Pizza lunch and snacks included. Drop-off event. Mar. 25, 1-4 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Mar. 11 Girls: $50 Sessions held 9 AM-4 PM at Camp Cedar Hill (Forest Street entrance), Waltham. Nov. 10 (Reg by Oct. 27), Feb. 21 (Reg by Feb. 7), Feb. 22 (Reg by Feb. 7) Build Your Swimming Skills B J C Camp Sampler Whether you’re new to swimming or looking to improve your D B technique, you can take your swimming skills to the next level Don’t wait for summer to experience Girl Scout camp! Make with help from Charles River Aquatics. The first hour will be crafts, play games, perform science experiments, and hang out instruction and the second hour will be free swim time. with your friends or make new ones. After dinner (which we’ll Girls: $20, Adults: free provide), change into your pajamas and enjoy s’mores and songs around a fire. Sessions held 3-5 PM at Simmons College, Boston. Girls: $30, Adults: $15 Feb. 17 (Reg by Feb. 4), June 9 (Reg by May 25) Jan. 27, 1-7 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Jan. 14 Mar. 17, 1-7 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Mar. 4 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

38 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Canoe Fun B J C S A Learn to buckle your lifejacket correctly, get in and out of a boat without capsizing, and steer a canoe with a paddle. Canoe in groups of two or three per boat. Girls: $15, Adults: free

B/J/C/S/A: May 12, 1-3 PM, Camp Favorite, Brewster, Reg by Apr. 29 June 10, 1-3 PM, Camp Favorite, Brewster, Reg by May 20

B/J: Oct. 1, 9-11 AM or 12-2 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Sept. 17 Oct. 14, 9-11 AM or 12-2 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Oct. 1 May 20, 10 AM-12 PM or 1-3 PM, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by May 6

C/S/A: Oct. 1, 3-5 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Sept. 17 Oct. 14, 3-5 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Oct. 1 May 20, 4-6 PM, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by May 6

Caring for Stranded Ocean Animals B J C S A Receive the Oceanography patch as you learn about marine animal Camp Skills Day rescue, rehabilitation and release through hands-on activities and specimen exploration. You’ll also learn about coastline ecosystems, D B J food webs, the impact of ocean waves and currents, and careers in marine animal rescue and research. Join your Girl Scout sisters for a day at camp to develop your outdoor skills. Practice your skills with the help of older Girl Scouts, Girls: $18, Adults: free and maybe even complete requirements for the new Girls’ Choice GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS Sessions held 9 AM-12 PM at National Marine Life Center, Troop Camping badge. At the end of the day, you’ll feel much more Buzzards Bay. prepared for a troop camping adventure! Girls: $25, Adults: $10 B/J: Oct. 21, 10 AM-3 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Dec. 2 (Reg by Nov. 18), Jan. 20 (Reg by Jan. 7), Mar. 3 (Reg by Feb. 18), Plymouth, Reg by Oct. 8 Apr. 28 (Reg by Apr. 15), May 5 (Reg by Apr. 22)

C/S/A: Feb. 10 (Reg by Jan. 28), Mar. 17, Reg by Mar. 4

Girl Scouts spend millions of hours improving their communities. Help her start changing the world, at programs like Blankets for Boston Service Project on page 36 and Earth Day: Make a Difference on page 46.

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 39 gsema.org Challenge Course: High J C S A Be courageous. Build your confidence as a team by conquering the more challenging high elements of the course. Each camp has different elements to try. Safety note: You’ll be in a harness, attached to a Be strong. belay rope and wearing a helmet. Take on a Girls: $25, Adults: free new challenge. J/C/S/A: Oct. 21, 9-11 AM, 12-2 PM or 3-5 PM Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Oct. 8 Oct. 28, 12-2 PM or 3-5 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Sign up for any of these Reg by Oct. 15 Oct. 29, 3-5 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Challenge Course programs Waltham, Reg by Oct. 15 or reserve your own date for Nov. 10, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Oct. 27 an Adventure by Request. May 12, 4-6 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Apr. 29 June 2, 1-3 PM or 4-6 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by May 20

C/S/A: Challenge Course: Flying Squirrel Oct. 14, 12-2 PM or 3-5 PM Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Oct. 1 May 20, 10 AM-12 PM, 1-3 PM or 4-6 PM, Camp Runels, J C S A Pelham, NH, Reg by May 6 Work as a team to hoist the “squirrel” into the air, then take your turn soaring through the sky as each participant gets a chance to be the “squirrel.” Safety note: You’ll be in a harness, attached to a Challenge Course: Indoor Climbing belay rope and wearing a helmet. Wall Girls: $25, Adults: free B J C S A Oct. 22, 9-11 AM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Oct. 8 Belay on? Get ready to climb! Set personal goals as you conquer our indoor climbing wall at Camp Wind-in-the-Pines. Safety note: You’ll be in a harness, attached to a belay rope and wearing a helmet. Challenge Course: Full Day Low Girls: $20, Adults: free and High Sessions held at Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth. J C S A Start the morning fine-tuning your communication, trust, B/J: team-building and problem-solving skills with games on the low Nov. 18, 9-11 AM, Reg by Nov. 5 elements of the challenge course. Then build your confidence as a team by conquering the more challenging high elements in the Dec. 9, 12-2 PM, Reg by Nov. 26 afternoon. Safety note: You’ll be in a harness, attached to a belay Dec. 10, 12-2 PM, Reg by Nov. 26 rope and wearing a helmet. Girls: $50, Adults: free J/C/S/A: Apr. 29, 10 AM-4:30 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Dec. 9, 3-5 PM, Reg by Nov. 26 Reg by Apr. 15 Dec. 10, 3-5 PM, Reg by Nov. 26 Apr. 29, 10 AM-4:30 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Apr. 15 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

40 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Challenge Course: Indoor High Challenge Course: Low B J C S A B J C S A You’ll face many challenges as you attempt to complete elements Build your teamwork skills through action-oriented learning as you of a 15-foot indoor high ropes course. Get your group excited about test your abilities on the low elements of the challenge course. You’ll the high ropes by walking crossways and climbing up the cargo be faced with challenges you’ll need to overcome as a group. The net. Safety note: You’ll be in a harness, attached to a belay rope and session will focus on communication, cooperation, and problem wearing a helmet. solving through games and time on the elements. Girls: $20, Adults: free Girls: $15, Adults: free

Sessions held at Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), B/J: Plymouth. Oct. 14, 9-11 AM, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Oct. 1 B/J: Oct. 21, 12-2 PM or 3-5 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street Oct. 28, 9-11 AM or 12-2 PM, Reg by Oct. 15 entrance), Waltham, Reg by Oct. 7 Nov. 18, 12-2 PM, Reg by Nov. 5 May 12, 1-3 PM or 4-6 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Apr. 29 Dec. 9, 9-11 AM, Reg by Nov. 26 June 2, 1-3 PM or 4-6 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Dec. 10, 9-11 AM, Reg by Nov. 26 Reg by May 20 J/C/S/A: J/C/S/A Oct. 28, 3-5 PM, Reg by Oct. 15 Oct. 21, 9-11 AM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Nov. 18, 3-5 PM, Reg by Nov. 5 Waltham, Reg by Oct. 8 Oct. 29, 12-2 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Oct. 15 May 12, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Apr. 29 June 2, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by May 20

Challenge Course: Outdoor Climbing Wall J C S A Risk-takers, get ready to climb! Set personal goals as you conquer the indoor climbing wall. Safety note: You’ll be in a harness, attached to a belay rope and wearing a helmet. GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS Girls: $25, Adults: free Sessions held at Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham. Oct. 21, 12-2 PM or 3-5 PM, Reg by Oct. 8 May 12, 10 AM-12 PM or 1-3 PM, Reg by Apr. 29

Because of Girl Scouts, I’ve learned to get out of my comfort zone.

PRODUCT PROGRAMS

Be part of a proud Girl Scout tradition! Unleash your inner go-getter and fund your Girl Scout adventures with the Fall Product and Girl Scout Cookie Programs. Learn about goal-setting, decision-making, money management, people skills and business ethics. These aren’t just sales skills, they’re life skills!

FALL PRODUCT PROGRAM Did you know girls can earn proceeds early in the troop year? Be sure to explore the Fall Product Program, running October 2-27. • Delicious premium chocolates, gift tins, nuts, water bottles, magazines, organic vegetable kits and more! • Recognition program with fun, girl-selected items, including an online exclusive personalized patch and T-shirt. • Troops earn 15-17% of total product sales. • Girls can earn Goal Achiever Hero Bucks to use toward Ultimate Guide programs, camp, and in-store purchases. • Great online tools help girls reach their customers and their goals. • The Community Caring Program supports local food pantries.

For information on the Fall Product and Cookie Programs, including everything you need to know to participate, visit gsema.org and click on the “Cookies” tab. PRODUCT PROGRAMSPRODUCT

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COOKIE PROGRAM • All eight varieties including the new favorite, Girl Scout S’mores™! • Recognition program with fun, girl-selected items and special events for top sellers, including the 500 Club! • Troops earn a minimum of 90 cents for each package of cookies sold. • Girls earn Cookie Credits to use toward Ultimate Guide programs, camp, Destinations and in-store purchases. • Great online tools help girls reach their customers and track their goals, help troops create a budgeting plan, and help families support their Girl Scouts. • The Cookies for a Cause program shares Girl Scout cookies with active and retired military members and hunger-relief organizations. • Be a part of the biggest girl-led business in the world!

The troop decided early on that all girls would participate in the cookie program, and our goal was to fully pay for all trips and activities for PRODUCT PROGRAMS everyone.

– Susan Buta, troop 79258 leader The troop since 2011 has fully funded its adventures with Fall Product and Cookie proceeds, for all girls and volunteers.

Note that in order for girls to participate in other money-earning activities, they must also participate in both the Fall Product and Girl Scout Cookie Programs. All participants in money-earning activities must be registered Girl Scouts.

43 gsema.org Chocolatier for the Day Confident in Your Own Skin D B J B J C S A Sample different types of chocolate while learning about its Explore inner and outer beauty at this unique program designed benefits, its history and how it’s made. Get hands-on experience to help you discover your undeniable potential. Practice confident and take home your sweet treats! body language and effective techniques to navigate challenging social situations. Learn the essentials of personal hygiene, Girls: $25, Adults: free grooming and skin care practices for different skin types. You’ll Sessions held 10 AM-11:30 AM (D/B) or 12-1:30 PM (B/J) even be treated to a facial! at Chocolate Therapy, Framingham. Girls: $20, Adults: free Dec. 9 (Reg by Nov. 26), Jan. 20 (Reg by Jan. 7), Mar. 18, 1-3 PM (B/J) or 3:30-5:30 PM (C/S/A), Camp Cedar Hill Feb. 24 (Reg by Feb. 11), Mar. 24 (Reg by Mar. 11), (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Mar. 4 Apr. 7 (Reg by Mar. 25), May 5 (Reg by Apr. 22) Mar. 25, 1-3 PM (B/J) or 3:30-5:30 PM (C/S/A), Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Mar. 11 Collage Artist Badge: Inspired by Art and Nature Corn Maze Challenge S A D B J C S A Family Get inspired by a tour of indoor and outdoor artworks at If you think a daytime corn maze isn’t challenging enough, try it deCordova’s 30-acre sculpture park and museum, then at night! Be sure to bring a flashlight and prepare to be “a-mazed” become the artist yourself. Create a series of collages using during this exciting adventure! paper, natural materials, photographs, and other items, finishing with a three-dimensional collage. Girls and adults: $10 Girls: $19, Adults: $9 Oct. 21, 6-9 PM, Marini Farms, Ipswich, Reg by Oct. 8 May 20, 3:30-5:30 PM, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Oct. 28, 6-9 PM, C&C Reading Farm, West Bridgewater, Lincoln, Reg by May 6 Reg by Oct. 14

Comic Artist Badge C Explore the world of comics and cartooning using your own characters and stories. Hear from local comic artist Noah Barrett and learn about his inspirations. Let your imagination soar as you design your very own comic strip or storybook. Then share the stories with your friends! Girls: $21, Adults: free Mar. 18, 1-3 PM, New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks!, New Bedford, Reg by Mar. 4

Computer Expert Badge B Get hands-on experience with the latest technology from Microsoft as you discover the versatility of computers, tips for safe use and so much more. Girls: $6, Adults: free Sessions held 10 AM-12 PM at Microsoft Store – Rockingham Mall, Salem, NH. Dec. 9 (Reg by Nov. 26), Feb. 10 (Reg by Jan. 28) GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

44 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Crazy About Critters Camp-in Detective and Spies Overnight B J B J Do you have what it takes to discover clues, examine evidence and Spend the night at Buttonwood Park Zoo and learn what it takes to solve a crime? Join us for an overnight adventure at the EcoTarium, run a zoo. Help make items that enrich the lives of animals, and find where you’ll learn about fingerprints, DNA, secret codes and more! out how you can play a part in the conservation of local species. Finish the night with a movie in the planetarium and start the next Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. day with a sunrise wildlife tour. Note: Additional volunteer training Girls and adults: $57 required. Please see page 7. Sessions held at Buttonwood Park Zoo, New Bedford. Girls and adults: $57 Apr. 7, 6 PM-Apr. 8, 9 AM, Reg by Mar. 7 Apr. 6, 6:30 PM-Apr. 7, 8 AM, EcoTarium, Worcester, Reg by Mar. 6 May 19, 6 PM-May 20, 9 AM, Reg by Apr. 19 Apr. 28, 6:30 PM-Apr. 29, 8 AM, EcoTarium, Worcester, Reg by Mar. 28 Daisy Safety Award D Digital Art and 3D Learn how to stay safe on your Daisy adventures and complete the J C three steps required to earn the Safety award. Pin included. Join Microsoft Boston to learn how to make digital art with the Girls: $12, Adults: free Fresh Paint program, and experiment with 3D design using Paint 3D. This session offers a high-energy, collaborative environment to Mar. 11, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), fuel your creativity and learn key tools and features of digital art Waltham, Reg by Feb. 25 and 3D in Windows. Apr. 14, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Apr. 1 Girls: $6, Adults: free Feb. 3, 10 AM-12 PM, Microsoft Store, Shops at Prudential, Boston, Dancer Badge Reg by Jan. 21 B Digital Photographer Badge Participate in a warm-up, practice basic ballet and jazz skills, and learn a group dance. Choreograph your own dance routine, choose J a costume and perform for family and friends! Get hands-on experience capturing and editing photos with the Girls: $21, Adults: free latest technology from Microsoft. Play new Xbox games and try Mar. 4, 1-3 PM, Rachel Park Dance Center, Middleboro, Reg by Feb. 19 new activities on the latest available apps and Microsoft devices. Girls: $6, Adults: free Destinations: Adventuring Far Sessions held 1-4 PM at Microsoft Store, Rockingham Mall, Salem, NH. and Wide GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS Dec. 9 (Reg by Nov. 26), Feb. 10 (Reg by Jan. 28) C S A Want to see new places and meet Girl Scouts and Girl Guides from all over the world? Whether surfing, hiking, adventuring or exploring Dive-in Movie new cultures, you’ll have a life-changing experience on a Girl Scout Destination! Join us for this informative online session to learn D B J C S A Family about individual Girl Scout travel opportunities across the country and abroad, where you’ll experience different cultures and careers, Enjoy a movie on the big screen while floating in a heated pool. learn new skills, and form lifelong friendships with sister Girl Bring your own snacks and drinks to make it a fun family night. Scouts. Families and troop leaders are encouraged to participate. Girls: $14, Adults: free You’ll receive a link in your registration confirmation email. Sessions held 6-8:15 PM at Raynham Athletic Club, Raynham. Girls and adults: free Dec. 1 (Reg by Nov. 19), Jan. 26 (Reg by Jan. 15), Mar. 9 Sessions held 7-8 PM online. (Reg by Feb. 25), May 18 (Reg by May 6) Sept. 27 (Reg by Sept. 26), Oct. 17 (Reg by Oct. 16)

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 45 gsema.org Drawing Badge at Cape Cod Museum Eating for Beauty Badge of Art C J Learn how the food we eat affects our bodies. You’ll calculate how much water you need daily, and discover how diet can affect sleep View drawings by talented artists from the museum’s permanent and stress levels. Best of all, you’ll learn how to cook healthier meals collection, then create your own artwork using different materials. and prepare snacks to give you energy for the whole day. Experiment with shading, perspective and graphic design. Girls: $24, Adults: free Girls: $29, Adults: free Dec. 9, 2-4 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Mar. 25, 12:30-3:30 PM, Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis, Reg by Nov. 26 Reg by Mar. 11

Drawing Badge at New Bedford Art Enchanted Forest Museum/ArtWorks! D B J Visit a world of enchantment as you encounter magical friends and participate in fun activities along the way. Don’t forget to come See what can happen when you put pencil to paper and add your dressed as your favorite character! Staggered start times will be imagination. Use new types of drawing materials and techniques reflected in your confirmation materials. Each group’s hike will last to bring your artistic vision to life, and design a logo for your very approximately 60 minutes. own portfolio to take home! Girls: $15, Adults: free Girls: $21, Adults: free May 20, 1-4 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Mar. 4, 1-3 PM, New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks!, New Bedford, Reg by May 6 Reg by Feb. 18 Engineering: Super Structures Earth Day: Make a Difference J D B J C S A Explore, build and test basic bridge types using K’NEX®. You’ll learn Join the Girl and Teen Leadership Committees for a day of fun concepts fit for a structural engineer or architect and develop a new and service to help protect Earth’s natural resources. Learn how appreciation for these super structures! small steps can make a big difference in preserving the resources we rely on, from the water we drink to the soil that nourishes our Girls: $25, Adults: free growing vegetables. Apr. 14, 9-10:30 AM, Sylvan Learning Center, Peabody, Reg by Mar. 25 Girls: $12, Adults: free Apr. 22, 1-4 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Apr. 8 Explore the Night Overnight J C The sun goes down, the stars come out… so you can explore the nighttime world! Meet nocturnal animals, stargaze and identify constellations, and practice sweet ninja moves as you explore the woods at night! Put those skills to the test with a guided evening hike (weather permitting), then enjoy a planetarium show and sunrise wildlife tour with your friends. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Girls and adults: $57 May 5, 6:30 PM-May 6, 8 AM, EcoTarium, Worcester, Reg by Apr. 5 May 18, 6:30 PM-May 19, 8 AM, EcoTarium, Worcester, Reg by May 18 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

46 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Extreme Gingerbread House Design Gal’s Night Out: Tents J C S A D B J Do you have what it takes to build an earthquake-resistant house? Spend a night at camp with your mom or another special female Think like an engineer and become an innovator as you design and adult! Play games, make crafts, explore the outdoors and warm build gingerbread houses that will be tested on a shake table. yourself by the campfire. All meals and supplies are included. Girls: $15, Adults: free Your confirmation will include a list of personal items to bring. Activities take place in heated indoor spaces and outdoors. Sleeping Dec. 16, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), accommodations are tents shared with other participants. Waltham, Reg by Dec. 3 Girls and adults: $50 Apr. 28, 9 AM-Apr. 29, 10 AM, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Fair Play Field Day Reg by Apr. 15 J June 9, 9 AM-June 10, 10 AM, Camp Favorite, Brewster, Reg by May 27 Join the sisters of Kappa Delta for some friendly competition during an outdoor field day! Play games such as capture the flag, three- legged race, egg race, and bean bag toss to practice sportsmanship and teamwork while having fun! Gardener Badge Girls: $12, Adults: free J Date TBA on gsema.org, Northeastern University, Boston Learn how plants grow at an organic farm. See what’s growing, then plant your own theme garden to take home. Please bring an empty paper egg carton for seed planting. Full Moon Explorers Girls: $15, Adults: free D B J C S A Family May 19, 10 AM-12 PM, Holly Hill Farm, Cohasset, Reg by Apr. 29 Bring your family or an adult friend snowshoeing in the fields and trails at camp under the full moon. Try a snowshoe obstacle course (weather permitting) and enjoy hot chocolate after a winter hike. Girls and adults: $13 Girl Power on the Hill Sessions held 6-8 PM at Camp Maude Eaton, Andover. S A Mar. 2 (Reg by Feb. 18), Mar. 3 (Reg by Feb. 18) Girl Scouts take over the Massachusetts State House! Join girls from across the Commonwealth to learn how to use your voice for change. Participate in leadership workshops and learn how a bill Gal’s Night Out: Cabins is passed. Research a current bill and debate it on the floor of the House of Representatives. Meet the women of the State House at D B J a special luncheon, then tour the State House and find the Sacred Spend a night at camp with your mom or another special female Cod! Drop-off event. GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS adult! Play games, make crafts, explore the outdoors and warm Girls: $25 yourself by the campfire. All meals and supplies are included. Your confirmation will include a list of personal items to bring. Date TBA on gsema.org, Massachusetts State House, Boston Activities take place in heated indoor spaces and outdoors. Sleeping accommodations are mattresses on the floor of heated cabins shared with other participants. Girls and adults: $50 Nov. 4, 9 AM-Nov. 5, 10 AM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Oct. 22

75 percent of current female senators were Girl Scouts. Encourage her to always look for creative ways to take action, at programs like Junior Senator and Senator for a Day on page 48.

GIRL SCOUT DAY AT MIT MUSEUM Lights, Camera, Action: Physics and Photography C Make waves, explore magnetism, and try your hand at strobe photography. You’ll design and capture your own images of physics experiments using the museum’s historical photography collections for inspiration. Drop-off event. Girls: $15 Mar. 10, 10 AM-12 PM, MIT Museum, Cambridge, Reg by Feb. 25

Satellites and Robots S Explore the fields of computer science and robotics. Learn about current SPHERES research at MIT, while programming LEGO® EV3s to simulate satellite technology. You’ll use gyroscopes and ultrasonic sensors and perform calculations to measure distance and motor power as you program your robots to navigate an “asteroid.” Prior programming experience is recommended but not required. Drop-off event. Girls: $15 Nov. 4, 10 AM-12 PM, MIT Museum, Cambridge, Reg by Oct. 22 GIRL SCOUTS FAMILY DAY AT THE EDWARD M. KENNEDY INSTITUTE Girl Scout Leadership October 21, Register by October 8 Development Day Girls: $7, Adults: $12 S A Junior Senator Whether you’re interested in earning the Gold Award or already looking ahead to college and career, female leaders from State Street D B Family Corporation are eager to mentor you. Together, you’ll develop skills for networking, presenting, project management and dressing for Your group will read My Senator and Me, an insider’s guide success. Drop-off event. to being a U.S. senator as told by Senator Ted Kennedy’s dog, Splash. Tour the Institute’s replica of Senator Kennedy‘s Girls: $15 Washington, D.C. office and work as a group to design your Date TBA on gsema.org, State Street Corporation, Boston own senate office. What would you do as a senator? 10 AM-12 PM, Edward M. Kennedy Institute, Boston Girl Scouts Engineer Magic Senator for a Day J J C S A Family Discover the exciting world of science and engineering through workshops hosted by Wentworth Institute of Technology and the Tour the Institute and learn about the branches of federal Society of Women Engineers, and led by college students and government and the role of U.S. senators. Become a senator professors. You’ll create a bowling pin in the Manufacturing Center, for a day and work with others to consider and vote on a bill build a model of the human lung, and more. Drop-off event. of national importance. Girls: $20 1-3 PM, Edward M. Kennedy Institute, Boston Feb. 3, 9:30 AM-3 PM, Wentworth Institute of Technology, Boston,

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48 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Girl Scouts Learn to Code Glow-in-the-Dark Lock-in J C J C S A Create, code and playtest your own games at Microsoft. Learn how Get ready to have some glow-in-the-dark fun! Take aim with to program, manipulate code and build a game to play on any archery, play games with a glowing twist, and light up the night device using TouchDevelop. with arts and crafts. Head outside on an evening hike to explore nature or play “manhunt.” The fun continues throughout the Girls: $6, Adults: free night and includes quiet time, so be sure to bring your sleeping Dec. 2, 10 AM-12 PM, Microsoft Store - Shops at Prudential, Boston, bag and pillow. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Reg by Nov. 18 Please see page 7. Girls: $35, Adults: $10 Glass Fusing Mar. 17, 7 PM-Mar. 18, 10 AM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Mar. 4 J C S A Apr. 7, 7 PM-Apr. 8, 10 AM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street Create a masterpiece from a 3x3-inch sheet of fusible glass. Develop entrance), Waltham, Reg by Mar. 25 your own designs as you learn the basics of cutting glass and fusing it in the kiln. The pieces will have to fire overnight and may take up to a week to be ready. Pickup information will be provided at registration. GPS Geocaching 101 Girls: $25, Adults: free J C S A Sessions held 10 AM-12 PM at The Glass Bar, Needham. In our introduction to geocaching, you’ll use GPS technology to navigate your way to hidden treasure, practicing this popular Jan. 20 (Reg by Jan. 7), Mar. 31 (Reg by Mar. 18) adventure activity that is now a worldwide hobby. Juniors earn the Geocaching badge. Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors receive a fun patch. Glass Pendant Making Girls: $14, Adults: free J C S A Nov. 10, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Learn glass-cutting techniques and the basics of fusing in a Waltham, Reg by Oct. 27 jewelry kiln as you create a glass pendant. The pieces will have to fire overnight and may take up to a week to be ready. Pickup information will be provided at registration. High Adventure Girl Scouts Girls: $25, Adults: free Information Session Sessions held 10 AM-12 PM at The Glass Bar, Needham. C S A Feb. 10 (Reg by Jan. 28), Apr. 28 (Reg by Apr. 16) Calling all go-getters, innovators, risk-takers and leaders! Join like-minded, courageous Girl Scouts in this two-year special interest group to plan monthly thrilling adventures around New Glow and Climb: Indoor England. Day trips could include canoeing, hiking, sea kayaking, GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS J C S A rock climbing, whitewater rafting, ropes courses, zip lining, stand up paddle boarding, skiing, snowboarding, surfing, or any other fun Try the climbing wall while it glows in the dark! Set personal goals outdoor activities the group decides to try! Information sessions and reach new heights. Safety note: You’ll be in a harness, attached will be hosted by members of the adult leadership team. to a belay rope and wearing a helmet. Girls and adults: free Girls: $25, Adults: free Sept. 17, 4:30-5:30 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Sessions held 6-8 PM at Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Waltham, Reg by Sept. 10 Plymouth. Sept. 20, 7-8 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Nov. 18 (Reg by Nov. 5), Dec. 9 (Reg by Nov. 26) Plymouth, Reg by Sept. 13 Sept. 21, 7-8 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Sept. 14 Glow and Climb: Outdoor J C S A Yearly Joiner Fee If after attending an info session a girl decides to join the Try the climbing wall at Camp Cedar Hill while it glows in the dark. group, a required annual registration fee of $75 will cover the Set personal goals and reach new heights. Safety note: You’ll be in a first three monthly meetings. Girls will be required to either harness, attached to a belay rope and wearing a helmet. participate in funds-earning activities or pay directly for Girls: $30, Adults: free additional monthly activities. Oct. 21, 6-8 PM, Camp Cedar Hill, Waltham, Reg by Oct. 8

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 49 gsema.org Horseback Riding J C As a leader, you already have what it takes to be a great rider. Reach that goal by learning about the basic care of horses and the functions of your tack. Then learn how to control a horse and practice riding. Juniors earn the Horseback Riding badge. Cadettes receive a patch. Girls: $25, Adults: free Date TBA on gsema.org, Rocking Horse Farm, Plympton

Ice Chips: Show of Champions D B J C S A Family Experience the Skating Club of Boston’s 106th Ice Chips: Show of Champions! The longest-running amateur ice show in the country features a dramatic display of colors, lights and outstanding figure skating from some of the best-known singles and pairs in the sport. After the 12 PM show, select skaters will take a group photo and sign autographs during a special Girl Scout meet and greet. Those attending the 6 PM show may come early to join in the fun—information will be provided with your tickets. A portion of Home Alone Staying Safe the proceeds from program registration will support Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts. J Girls and adults: $15 This dynamic and interactive session will prepare you to handle Apr. 7, 12-2 PM or 6-8 PM, Bright-Landry Hockey Center, Cambridge, most home alone situations, from an unexpected knock on the door Reg by Mar. 25 to an emergency 911 call. Other topics include food/kitchen safety, the Heimlich Maneuver, basic first aid, handling emergencies and fears, safety to and from school, basic street smarts, self-defense techniques, and an abundance of prevention tips. iMovie Mania Girls: $33, Adults: free J C Sessions held 9 AM-12 PM Lights, camera, action! Direct, script, edit and produce your own film using iMovie. Use the lens to capture your unique vision and Dec. 9, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Nov. 26 perspective of the world you see. Bring stage props, brainstorm your Jan. 6, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, storyline, and get ready to create! You’ll earn a badge while filming Reg by Jan. 1 in a television studio using special technology. Mar. 17, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Girls: $16, Adults: free Reg by Mar. 4 Sessions held 2-5 PM at Lowell Telecommunications Center, Lowell. May 5, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Apr. 22 J: Dec. 16 (Reg by Dec. 3), Feb. 17 (Reg by Feb. 4) C: Apr. 14 (Reg by Apr. 1) Horse Sampler B J Innocent or Guilty In this introduction to the world of horseback riding, you’ll learn about horse grooming, care and feeding, and how to lead, mount J C and steer a horse. Mr. Pig is being accused of a serious crime against Mr. B.B. Wolf! Watch as lawyers bring this case to trial at Northeastern University Girls: $27, Adults: free School of Law, witness the testimonies and learn what it’s like to Date TBA on gsema.org, Rocking Horse Farm, Plympton serve on a jury panel. You’ll work together to decide the verdict— will Mr. Pig be found guilty or innocent? Apr. 29, 3-5 PM, Lil’ Folk Farm, Holliston, Reg by Apr. 16 Girls: $15, Adults: free May 20, 3-5 PM, Lil’ Folk Farm, Holliston, Reg by May 6 Date TBA on gsema.org, Northeastern University, Boston GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

50 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z International Girls Day Juliette Gordon Low Fall Fest D B J D B J Family Join the Kappa Deltas for a day of fun-filled activities to honor girls Juliette Gordon Low was the original G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, all around the world! Celebrate being a one-of-a-kind girl by making Risk-taker, Leader)! Learn about the legendary woman who founded and modeling accessories you create from recyclable materials. Girl Scouts in the United States over a century ago! Make a craft, play Girls: $15, Adults: free games and gather around the campfire for a sing-along. Nov. 4, 11 AM-1 PM, Boston University, Boston, Reg by Oct.22 Girls: $15, Adults: free Oct. 15, 2-4 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Oct. 1 Invention Convention Oct. 22, 2-4 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Oct. 8 D B Innovators, do-it-yourselfers, and experimenters: what will you create with gadgets, widgets and gizmos? Learn about the Junior Camping process inventors go through to create a new product, then J use your own inspiration to design, build and test your own problem-solving creations. Daisies receive a patch. Brownies Troop camping on a grand scale! Attend workshops including earn the Inventor badge. archery, arts and crafts, canoeing and games. On Friday night, enjoy s’mores around the campfire. On Saturday night, hang Girls: $15, Adults: free out with friends while playing games and making crafts. Bring Date TBA on gsema.org, 9-11 AM (B) or 12-2 PM (J), your own food supplies to cook over a campfire. Note: Additional Middlesex Community College, Bedford volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Girls: $30, Adults: $15 Island Getaway Apr. 27, 4 PM-Apr. 29, 10 AM, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Apr. 15 D B J C S A May 4, 4 PM-May 6, 10 AM, Camp Cedar Hill (Forest Street entrance), Enjoy a weekend of camping in style on Martha’s Vineyard. Start Waltham, Reg by Apr. 22 your adventure at Camp Wampanoag with dinner and a campfire, including gourmet s’mores. On Saturday, see the island sights, take a hike, do yoga, relax at camp or shop for souvenirs. Round-trip van Kayaking transportation between the ferry station and camp is provided; J C S A however, please note that ferry tickets are not included. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Is kayaking outside your comfort zone? Be a go-getter and become a confident kayaker through fun games that emphasize safety. Girls and adults: $100 Includes all necessary equipment. May 11, 4 PM-May 13, 10 AM, Camp Wampanoag, Chilmark, Girls: $15, Adults: free Martha’s Vineyard, Reg by Apr. 29

May 20, 10 AM-12 PM, 1-3 PM or 4-6 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by May 6 Join the Debate C You ran a great campaign. You got elected to the U.S. Senate. Now, it’s time to make the best laws for your state, party and country. At the Edward M. Kennedy Institute, you’ll work with your fellow “senators” to choose the ideas that best represent your constituents, and craft a persuasive argument to encourage others to vote with you on an important piece of legislation. Because of Girl Scouts Girls: $15, Adults: free I’ve learned to respect the Feb. 10, 10 AM-12 PM, Edward M. Kennedy Institute, Boston, Reg by Jan. 28 community around me.

Locavore and Dinner Party Badges Lead Your Way Seminar S A S A In this hands-on cooking lesson, you’ll discover how far your food travels to reach your plate, learn ways to buy locally produced food, Don’t miss this opportunity to be mentored by inspiring, and prepare a meal with local ingredients. You’ll practice setting a professional women who have blazed their own table and creating a menu for your own dinner party. leadership trails. Spend a day developing leadership skills you’ll use in college, the workforce and everyday life. Girls: $27, Adults: free Topics include time management, college planning and Feb. 25, 1-3:30 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), career success. Waltham, Reg by Feb. 11 Girls: $30 Jan. 27, 9 AM-1 PM, Simmons College, Boston, Making Friends Badge Reg by Jan. 14 B Being a good friend is about more than just hanging out. Learn how to make introductions, how to be a good friend, and what to do when friendships turn rocky. Discuss what friendships mean to you and learn how to stay true to yourself if they become stressful. I loved having a Girls: $21, Adults: free Feb. 11, 1-3 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, dialogue with other Reg by Jan. 28 girls about careers Apr. 29, 1-3 PM, Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Apr. 15 and their goals. Maple Sugaring Time J C S A What could be sweeter than this maple syrup program? Learn how to identify sugar maples and make your own syrup. Tap a tree, boil down the sap into syrup, and hear the Native American sugaring Letterboxing Badge legend. Plus, taste sap and sample different syrups (produced elsewhere) on freshly made waffles! B Girls: $19, Adults: free Discover this fun hobby and make your own letterboxing stamp. Feb. 24, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Think critically, solve problems and learn basic compass skills Waltham, Reg by Feb. 11 as you work as a team to navigate a course in search of hidden letterboxes. Feb. 25, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Feb. 11 Girls: $12, Adults: free Mar. 3, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Feb. 18 Nov. 10, 9 AM-12 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Oct. 27 Mardi Gras Fun Little Brushes J C S A B J Explore the rich history of New Orleans through traditional dishes Enjoy a painting party with a talented local artist, inspired by a and dance. Decorate king cakes and discover what’s hidden inside. winter, Valentine’s Day or spring theme to spark your creativity. Get creative by designing and decorating your own float, learn the history of Mardi Gras, and dance the second line. Girls: $32, Adults: free Girls: $19, Adults: free Sessions held 1-3 PM at Little Brushes, Lexington. Mar. 4, 1-2:30 PM (J) or 3-4:30 PM (C/S/A), Camp Maude Eaton, Dec. 3 (Reg by Nov. 19), Feb. 11 (Reg by Jan. 28), May 6 Andover, Reg by Feb. 19 (Reg by Apr. 22) Mar. 25, 1-2:30 PM (J) or 3-4:30 PM (C/S/A), Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Mar. 11 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

52 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z

MEET THE AUTHORS AND ILLUSTRATORS Come meet these creative professionals, hear them talk about their work, receive signed copies of their books, and participate in hands-on activities.

Presenting The Candlewick Press Author and Illustrator Series

Featuring these books:

Joe and Sparky, Paper Things Superstars! C S A Family D B Family With Jennifer Richard Jacobson, author of Paper Things and Small With Jamie Michalak, the author of as an Elephant. the Joe and Sparky series. Girls and adults: $10 Girls and adults: $11 (includes drawstring backpack for all your Feb. 7, 5:30-7:30 PM, Middleboro adventures) Service Center, Reg by Jan. 28 May 2, 5:30-7:30 PM, Middleboro Service Center, Reg by Apr. 22 Rescue and Jessica D B J Family Lighter than Air With Scott Magoon, the illustrator B J Family of Rescue & Jessica, based on the real-life partnership between a With Matt Tavares, illustrator of girl and her service dog, which Lighter than Air, Red and Lulu, & is scheduled for publication in Growing up Pedro. April 2018. Girls and adults: $18 Girls and adults: $19 Dec. 9, 1-3 PM, Camp Cedar Hill, April 25, 5:30-7:30 PM, Camp Waltham, 1-3 PM. Reg by Nov. 26 Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Apr. 1 GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS

Look Up! Bird-Watching in Your Own Backyard Violet Rose and the B J Family Summer Campout With Annette LeBlanc Cate, D B Family author and illustrator of With Jannie Ho, illustrator of the award-winning Look Up! Violet Rose series. Bird-Watching in Your Own Backyard. Girls and adults: $12 (includes camp sunglasses) Girls and adults: $17 Oct. 11, 5:30-7:30 PM Camp Maude June 2, 10 AM-12 PM, Eaton, Andover, Reg by Sept. 24 Camp Cedar Hill, Waltham, Reg by May 20

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 53 gsema.org Mosaic Art: Cadette/Senior/ Ambassador C S A Learn how to cut, shape and glue glass to embellish a square coaster with a heart, flower, emoji or other fun shape! Then apply a contrasting background to make your unique design pop. You’ll learn two methods for finishing your mosaic: with sand at the workshop, or with grout at home. Girls: $25, Adults: free Apr. 7, 1-3 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Mar. 18 Apr. 8, 3-5 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Mar. 18 Apr. 29, 2:30-4:30 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Apr. 16

Mosaic Art: Junior ® MathMovesU J J C Learn to safely cut and shape beautiful glass pieces and glue them Join us at Massachusetts Maritime Academy for a day of to a wooden frame to create your own mosaic. Shapes include hands-on learning with female engineers from Raytheon! stars, hearts, flowers, boats and more! You’ll finish your piece with Unravel math mysteries, problem-solve, and experiment sand and take the completed project home. with exciting math activities. Juniors and Cadettes will Girls: $25, Adults: free follow separate tracks. Drop-off event. Apr. 7, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Mar. 18 Girls: $30 Apr. 8, 12 PM-2 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Nov. 5, 9:30 AM-3:30 PM, Massachusetts Maritime Plymouth, Reg by Mar. 18 Academy, Buzzards Bay, Reg by Oct. 22 Apr. 29, 12 PM-2 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Apr. 16

Ms. Fix It Me and My Bear Tea Party C S A D B Through interactive, hands-on experience, you’ll gain a general Bring your favorite bear (or other stuffed animal) to a special understanding of each fixture in the home, how it works and Girl Scout tea party hosted by the GSEMA Museum Team. You’ll how to repair it. You’ll also learn about basic plumbing tools and practice age-appropriate manners and social etiquette, learn what materials, and how to identify and operate residential water shut- it means to be friendly and helpful, and hear about Juliette Gordon off valves. Low, the founder of Girl Scouts. Includes a snack, game and tons of Girls: $25, Adults: free fun. You may receive the Yellow Daisy petal (Friendly and Helpful) or complete components of the Brownie Making Friends badge. Jan. 7, 12-2 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Jan. 1 Girls: $14, Adults: free May 6, 12-2 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Feb. 11, 1-3 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Plymouth, Reg by Apr. 22 Reg by Jan. 28 Mar. 4, 1-3 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Feb. 19 Apr. 8, 1-3PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Mar. 25 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

54 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Museum of Science Overnight My Best Self Badge: Taking Care of D B J C S A My Mind and Body Spend a night filled with hands-on science activities, live animals, B a planetarium show, an Omni film and plenty of time to explore Explore ways to stay happy and healthy through activities that the museum. Price per person includes snack, breakfast, a promote mind and body awareness. Discuss healthy eating, learn souvenir patch, a return pass for the exhibit halls and a full-length to identify and cope with your emotions, and discover the traits planetarium show. Overnight parking is $5. Note: Additional that make you unique. volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Girls: $15, Adults: free Girls and adults: $63 Mar. 17, 1-3:30 PM, Northeastern University, Boston, Reg by Mar. 4 Sessions held 5 PM-11 AM at Museum of Science, Boston. Bridging Daisies/B/J: June 8-9 (Reg by May 8) My Buddy and Me Campout B/J: Mar. 2-3 (Reg by Feb. 2), Mar. 9-10 (Reg by Feb. 9), Mar. 17-18 (Reg by Feb. 17), Apr. 27-28 (Reg by Mar. 27), May 5-6 (Reg by Apr. 5), D B J May 19-20 (Reg by Apr. 19), June 2-3 (Reg by May 2) Spend a night at camp with your dad (or another special male adult)! Play games, make crafts, explore the outdoors, and warm B/J/C: Nov. 17-18 (Reg by Nov. 17) yourself by the campfire. Includes Saturday lunch and dinner, Sunday breakfast and all your program supplies. Bring sleeping C/S/A: Apr. 7-8 (Reg by Mar. 7) bags and personal equipment (a complete list will be sent two weeks before the program). Activities take place in heated indoor spaces and outdoors. Sleeping accommodations are cabins shared Musician Badge with other participants. J Girls and adults: $50 Ever wonder what it’s like to conduct an orchestra? Or what pop Mar. 24, 10 AM-Mar. 25, 10 AM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street music is like in other countries? Or how certain instruments entrance), Waltham, Reg by Mar. 11 sound? This program is perfect for musicians and music-lovers alike. Spend the afternoon with members of Tau Beta Sigma from the UMass Minuteman Marching Band. Mystic Aquarium Overnight Girls: $13, Adults: free B J C Mar. 3, 12-2 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Feb. 18 Dissect a squid, touch live invertebrates, tour Exploration: Wild!, participate in a scavenger hunt and more during this overnight. Each participant receives complimentary admission to the Aquarium for the following day. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Girls and adults: Price TBA on gsema.org

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New Cuisines Badge C Explore how food and culture are intertwined by cooking dishes from a different state, country and time period. Learn to cook by making traditional dishes from New Orleans, France and the ancient Mayan civilization, and end the session with a multicultural potluck party. Girls: $27, Adults: free Jan. 21, 1-3:30 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Jan. 7 Mar. 11, 1-3:30 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Feb. 25

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 55 gsema.org New York City Adventure Novelist Badge B J S A Meet author Jen Malone on a day trip to New York City! Her book, Let author Kristine Carlson Asselin show you how to deconstruct At Your Service, is about Chloe, a ‘tween girl who lives and works common plot lines, then brainstorm your own characters. Bring a alongside her concierge dad in a New York City hotel. All is well laptop or pen and paper, and get ready to write the foundation of until she loses a royal guest and must scour the city in an action- your own great American novel. Price includes the digital version packed day. On the bus ride down, Jen will read an excerpt, answer of Kristine’s young adult novel, Any Way You Slice It. questions and sign a copy of the book for you to keep. Once in the Girls: $20, Adults: free city, you’ll trace Chloe’s steps, visiting various tourist attractions to press souvenir pennies—just like Chloe does in the book! Then Mar. 3, 3-5 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Feb. 19 enjoy an early group dinner before returning to Massachusetts. Bus transportation, dinner, and a copy of At Your Service are included. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Oceanography and Marine Mammals Girls and adults: $120 J May 19, 6 AM-11 PM, West Bridgewater to NYC, Reg by Apr. 15 Earn the Oceanography badge by spending time with marine biology students and their teacher at Norfolk Agricultural School. Learn about oceans, tides, waves and the marine mammals New York City Sightseeing who call the water home. Examine marine species including B J C S A jellyfish, sea stars, crabs, sea shells and squid, and learn how their environment is affected by pollution. You’ll receive tips for proper Join the experts from Student Educational Travel on a day trip from fish tank care and get to make a poster about oceanography. West Bridgewater, MA, to New York City. You’ll see New York from atop the Empire State Building, tour Madame Tussauds famous wax Girls: $21, Adults: free museum in Times Square and have time to shop. The trip includes admission to the Empire State Building and Madame Tussauds, Nov. 18, 1-3 PM, Norfolk County Agricultural High School, Walpole, roundtrip bus transportation, and a dinner stop at a Danbury, CT Reg by Oct. 29 food court with a meal voucher. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Outdoor Art Badge at deCordova Girls: TBD, Adults: TBD Sculpture Park and Museum May 5, 6:30 AM-10 PM, West Bridgewater to NYC, Reg by Mar. 5 B J C S A Night at the Mall Pajama Palooza Be inspired by the outdoor artworks in deCordova’s unique 30- acre sculpture park. After a tour highlighting sculptures made by J C S A women using different types of materials, you’ll become the artist! Create stick figure puppets using materials found at home or in Join your sister Girl Scouts for a palooza of pajamas and fun! Spend nature. Then make musical sculptures and combine them for a the night in a mall and enjoy an adventure with new friends from collaborative sound installation. across the council. Relax and enjoy time with your troop without Girls: $19, Adults: $9 the distractions of daily life. There will be time for shopping, dining and other mall activities, as well as hands-on learning stations. Sessions held at deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. B/J: Sept. 24, 12:30-2:30 PM (Reg by Sept. 11) Girls: $50, Adults: $30 May 20, 12:30-2:30 PM (Reg by May 6) Feb. 10, 4 PM-Feb. 11, 9 AM, Solomon Pond Mall, Marlborough, Reg by Jan. 10 C/S/A: Sept. 24, 3:30-5:30 PM (Reg by Sept. 11)

Northeastern Campus Tour J C S A Join the Kappa Delta sisters for a photo challenge tour of Northeastern University. Learn about college life from a student Because of Girl Scouts, I’ve perspective and explore the many resources the campus has to offer. learned to be an example Girls: $3, Adults: free for younger girls. Mar. 25, 11 AM-1 PM, Northeastern University, Boston, Reg by Mar. 11 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

56 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Outdoor Art Badge at New Bedford Paddle Boarding Art Museum/ArtWorks! B J C S A Family C Join SUPfari Adventures for a unique outdoor water sports activity combining stand up paddle boarding, swimming, education and Take a breath of fresh air and explore your natural surroundings. adventure for all ages and skill levels. Classes are taught by Cape Learn about artists who are inspired by nature with local artist Cod’s only instructors trained by the American Canoe Association, Diana Arvanites. Discover the visual experiences nature offers Professional Stand Up Paddleboard Association and American Red and create plein air paintings, poems, nature journals and earth Cross. Choose the level session (I or II) that’s right for you. Level I mandalas based on what you see, hear and find. classes are for first-time paddlers. Level II classes are for those who Girls: $27, Adults: free have paddled with SUPfari before and want to improve. May 6, 12-3 PM, New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks!, New Bedford, Girls and adults: $36 (Plymouth) or $32 (Brewster and Orleans) Reg by Apr. 22 Level I (B/J/C/S/A): June 23, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Outdoor Art Badge at Soule Plymouth, Reg by June 10 Homestead June 23, 1-3 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by June 10 B J July 21, 10 AM-12 PM, Upper Mill Pond, Brewster, Reg by July 8 Fresh air, open space and art are the perfect ingredients for earning the Outdoor Art badge. You’ll explore the great outdoors using your Level II (C/S/A): senses, learn about artists who are inspired by nature, practice new art techniques and get a little messy! July 21, 1-3 PM, Arey’s Pond, Orleans, Reg by July 8 Girls: $19, Adults: free Sessions held 10-11:30 AM at Soule Homestead, Middleboro. Paint Day: Daisy/Brownie Apr. 28 (Reg by Apr. 16), May 19 (Reg by May 6) D B Paint your own 9x12-inch canvas with a pre-drawn design. It’s like a coloring book, but with paint! Everyone can choose a different Outdoor Skills Sampler design, and staff will be on hand to assist with mixing colors and J C S A fixing mistakes. Want to become more comfortable in the great outdoors? Receive Girls: $19, Adults: free an introduction to a variety of outdoor skills: building a fire and cooking over it, exploring nature using a map and compass, Feb. 3, 9-11 AM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, learning about useful knots, challenging yourself on the ropes Reg by Jan. 21 course, and more. Drop-off event. Apr. 28, 9-11 AM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Girls: $50 Waltham, Reg by Apr. 16

Oct. 29, 8 AM-5 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), May 19, 9-11 AM, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by May 6 GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS Waltham, Reg by Oct. 15 Paint Day: Junior/Cadette/Senior/ Ambassador J C S A Join the paint-along, where an instructor will guide you step by step through painting a work of art! You’ll complete your own 16x20-inch painting to take home. Girls: $23, Adults: free Feb. 3, 12-2 PM (J) or 3-5 PM (C/S/A), Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Jan. 21 Apr. 28, 12-2 PM (J) or 3-5 PM (C/S/A), Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Apr. 16 May 19, 12-2 PM (J) or 3-5 PM (C/S/A), Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by May 6

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 57 gsema.org Painting Badge at deCordova Pets Badge at Norfolk Sculpture Park and Museum Agricultural School B J B Let deCordova’s unique 30-acre sculpture park and museum Enjoy a tour of the animal science department at Norfolk Aggie. galleries inspire your inner artist! After viewing indoor and outdoor Learn how staff and students there care for animals, and handle artworks, make natural paint brushes, create a series of landscape dogs, mice, rats, hamsters, gerbils, ferrets, rabbits, hedgehogs and paintings, and then collaborate with other girls to create a mural. chinchillas. You may even be able to handle birds, reptiles and amphibians. Girls: $19, Adults: $9 Girls: $17, Adults: free Apr. 8, 12:30-2:30 PM or 3:30-5:30 PM, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, Reg by Mar. 25 Sessions held 10 AM-12 PM at Norfolk County Agricultural High School, Walpole. Nov. 18 (Reg by Oct. 29), Mar. 17 (Reg by Feb. 25), Apr. 7 Painting Badge at New Bedford Art (Reg by Mar. 25) Museum/ArtWorks! B Playing the Past Badge Discover your inner artist at the New Bedford Art Museum. After a J gallery tour to view artwork by local artists, it’s your turn to create. See how warm and cool colors set the mood for your paintings, Discover what life was like on an 18th-century New England farm then use materials from nature such as sticks, feathers and flowers through activities like carding, spinning and weaving wool, and to create a series of landscape paintings. Collaborate with other processing flax. Make a flax doll and a paper doll you can dress in girls to make a mural. the style of the time, using cloth, lace and ribbon. Finish your day by playing colonial games and recording your activities in a diary Girls: $21, Adults: free to share with family and friends. May 5, 1-3 PM, New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks!, New Bedford, Girls: $78, Adults: $40 Reg by Apr. 22 Feb. 25, 3-5 PM, Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Feb. 11 Pathways to Citizenship Playing the Past Badge at Lexington J Historical Society Become a Senator-in-Training at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute. Learn the fundamentals of American government, what it means J to be a senator, and how laws are made, before making a law of Experience life as a Lexington resident in 1775! After touring the your own. Together with your fellow “senators,” discuss, debate and battlefield and Buckman Tavern, use a quill pen to write a letter to a decide on a law to define pathways to citizenship for immigrants to friend detailing what happened on Lexington Common on April 19, the United States. 1775. Afterwards, you’ll make an apron and mob cap in preparation Girls: $13, Adults: free for attending a colonial ball, which will have colonial dancing. Jan. 20, 10 AM-12 PM, Edward M. Kennedy Institute, Boston, Girls: $10, Adults: free Reg by Jan. 7 Sessions held 11 AM-2 PM at Buckman Tavern, Lexington. Apr. 29 (Reg by Apr. 15), May 6 (Reg by Apr. 22) Pets Badge at Buttonwood Park Zoo B Playing the Past Overnight Learn what it means to be a good pet owner and advocate J for animals. Play pet bingo to discover what care is required Earn the Playing the Past badge at an overnight! Tour Plimoth for different animals, and learn how to create an enriching Plantation’s historic sites to meet women of the past and learn environment for them. more about their roles in native and English colonial communities. Girls: $21, Adults: free Learn about reenacting the past, and try your hand at a colonial craft. Badge not included. Note: Additional volunteer training Jan. 21, 1-3 PM, Buttonwood Park Zoo, New Bedford, Reg by Jan. 7 required. Please see page 7. Apr. 29, 10 AM-12 PM, Buttonwood Park Zoo, New Bedford, Girls: $78, Adults: $40 Reg by Apr. 16 May 5, 2 PM-May 6, 9 AM, Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth,

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58 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Potter Badge at Cape Cod Museum of Art B Get your hands dirty at this workshop where you’ll learn about the important role pottery plays in our everyday lives, then create several clay pieces of your own. Girls: $39, Adults: free Feb. 11, 12:30-4:30 PM, Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis, Reg by Jan. 28

Potter Badge at New Bedford Art Museum/Art Works! Program Aide Training B Get your hands messy in the clay studio as you learn all about C S A different types of pots and their uses. Then use various techniques Program Aides are role models for younger Girl Scouts. Join us to design, build and decorate your own pot, and use drawing or at camp for an opportunity to deepen your understanding of stamp designs to create one-of-a-kind works of tile art. leadership development, while guiding younger girls to become Girls: $21, Adults: free leaders. You will complete most of the requirements for the Program Aide award, and learn how to complete the remaining Apr. 29, 1-3 PM, New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks!, New Bedford, requirements. Drop-off event. Reg by Apr. 16 Girls: $30 Mar. 3, 11 AM-9 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Forest Street entrance), Practice with Purpose Badge: Waltham, Reg by Feb. 18 Swimming J Public Speaking Badge See how you can incorporate swimming into your workout C using drills and routines to build your endurance, strength and swimming technique. The first hour will focus on instruction, drills Develop your writing skills and gain the confidence to address a and laps; the second hour will be a free swim. crowd. With the skills and tips offered in this workshop, you’ll work through a variety of age-appropriate activities to overcome your Girls: $20, Adults: free nerves and become a more assured public speaker. Apr. 14, 3-5 PM, Simmons College, Boston, Reg by Apr. 1 Girls: $6, Adults: free Apr. 7, 10 AM-12 PM, Microsoft Store - Rockingham Mall, Salem, GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS Product Designer Badge Reg by Mar. 25 J Put Yourself in the Past Inventions and inventors are essential for innovative product design, and marketing is essential to a product’s ultimate success. B J In this team-based workshop, you’ll talk about products you use and generate ideas for improving them. Work with your team Imagine yourself in the 1800s: Would you work in the garden or to build a prototype using recycled products, name your bake cornbread? What would your typical day at the historic product, design an advertisement to promote it and try selling Jackson Homestead be like? Use a yoke and bucket, play games, it to other teams. and sew your own cap. Wrap up the experience by creating a profile for your 19th -century self, then explore the museum exhibits. Girls: $21, Adults: free Bonus Offer: Jan. 7, 3-5 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Forest Street entrance), Waltham, Girl Scouts who attend this program may visit the Durant-Kenrick Reg by Jan. 1 House and Grounds free of charge with one paying adult. Girls: $11, Adults: free Sessions held 1-3 PM at Jackson Homestead, Newton. Apr. 28 (Reg by Apr. 16), May 12 (Reg by Apr. 29)

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 59 gsema.org Recycled Art: 3D Collages Robotics C S A B J C Learn how to express a significant event, dream or critical Work in pairs to build a robot using LEGO® bricks, then use software observation about your surroundings using 3D collage techniques. to animate your creations. Make your alligator chomp, your lion Using various printed materials most people throw away, your roar or your monkey drum! Have fun solving problems and creating personal memory will become a work of art. unique designs. Girls: $18, Adults: free Girls: $25, Adults: free Jan. 28, 1-2:30 PM (C) or 3-4:30 PM (S/A), Camp Cedar Hill (Forest Sessions held 9-10:30 AM at Sylvan Learning Center, Peabody. Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Jan. 15 B/J: Feb. 3 (Reg by Jan. 21) C: Mar. 10 (Reg by Feb. 19) Recycled Art: Art Cards B J C Rocky Shore Tide Pooling Make your own cards to give to friends and family. Discover how to use collage, pop-up and other craft techniques to turn D B J C S A discarded greeting cards and other recycled paper items into What critters live in tide pools? Earn the Oceanography badge unique pieces of art. while exploring the rocky shore and meeting touch tank animals Girls: $18, Adults: free at a marine science laboratory housed in a WWII military bunker. Learn about food webs, how waves and ocean currents shape the Sessions held 10-11:30 AM (B), 12:30-2 PM (J) or 2:30-4 PM (C) coast, and how marine debris impacts ocean life, all while helping Feb. 3, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, to clean up the beach. Reg by Feb. 21 Girls: $22, Adults: free Mar. 24, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Mar. 11 Sessions held at NEU Marine Science Center, Nahant. D/B: Oct. 28, 10 AM-1 PM (Reg by Oct. 15), May 6, 10 AM-1 PM Recycled Art: Camouflage Creatures (Reg by Apr. 22) J/C: Nov. 12, 9 AM-12 PM (Reg by Oct. 29), May 20, 9 AM-12 PM D B (Reg by May 6) Explore the role color, shape and pattern play in nature as you C/S/A: Apr. 21, 9 AM-12 PM (Reg by Apr. 8) create animal habitat collages. These can take the form of a two- or three-dimensional work on paper or an accordion book. Girls: $18, Adults: free Safe Selling Tips Feb. 11, 10-11:30 AM (D) or 12:30-2 PM (B), Camp Maude Eaton, B J Andover, Reg by Jan. 28 Join the sisters of Kappa Delta at Northeastern University to discuss the importance of safety when selling cookies. Establish a buddy system and rules to follow when you are selling, in order to be both Recycled Art: Winter Wonder Lanterns safe and successful. D B Girls: $12, Adults: free Turn milk cartons and cereal boxes into glowing winter scene Date TBA on gsema.org, Northeastern University, Boston artworks. Describe your impressions of winter through light, shadow, color and shape as you create your own hanging and tabletop sculptures. Salt Marsh Science Girls: $18, Adults: free D B J C Dec. 9, 10-11:30 AM (D) or 12:30-2 PM (B), Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Nov. 26 What is a salt marsh, and what types of living creatures does it hold? Explore this coastal habitat and learn about water and soil quality and what factors make the marsh able to support life. Discover the many ways that salt marshes benefit humans, and help marsh wildlife by cleaning up litter. Girls: $18, Adults: free Sessions held 9-11 AM at Forest River Conservation Area, Salem. D/B: June 3 (Reg by May 20) GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL J/C: June 16 (Reg by June 4) 60 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z

Sampler Day April 7, Mansfield area, Register by March 18 With so many badges to choose from, you can create a Girl Scout experience tailored to your unique interests. Join us for GSEMA’s Sampler Day to try different badge or petal activities. If you’re bridging, you can sample activities from the next level of Girl Scouting, or you can participate in activities for badges you’ve already earned to develop your skills further.

Daisy Sampler D Join the fun and experience a day of exciting Girl Scout activities! Your group will rotate among three petal activity- focused workshops of your choice. Enjoy a fun performance to end the day. Girls: $20 Screenwriter Badge: What’s in 9 AM-12 PM the Trash? C S A Brownie Sampler With author Jen Malone, pick through a “stranger’s trashcan” and B piece together crumpled letters, movie ticket stubs and a slew of other items to write a short script or piece of fiction about the This fun-filled day is a must-do for Brownies. Your group will person whose life you’ve glimpsed there. You’ll receive a signed rotate among three workshops of your choice. Workshops will copy of one of Jen Malone’s books. focus on sampling Brownie badges such as Painting, Snacks, My Best Self, Dancer, Letterboxer and more. Enjoy a fun Girls: $20, Adults: free performance to end the day. Feb. 4, 3-5 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Jan. 21 Girls: $20 9 AM-12 PM Scribe Badge: Jelly Belly® Reviews Junior Sampler J J Sample zany Jelly Belly® flavors (red could be strawberry or centipede!) before putting pen to paper to write food reviews, Take advantage of this opportunity to try several exciting coached by author Jen Malone. Then invent your own disgusting things in one day! Choose four workshops to boost your flavor and a story to go with it. You’ll receive a signed copy of experience for Junior badges such as Jeweler, Social Butterfly, one of Jen Malone’s books. Staying Fit, Entertainment Technology and more. To end the GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS day, everyone will be treated to an awesome show. Bring a Girls: $20, Adults: free bagged lunch. Feb. 4, 12-2 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Jan. 21 Girls: $25 10 AM-4 PM Scuba Diving Cadette/Senior/Ambassador J C S A Sampler Take the plunge into new adventures underwater with scuba diving! C S A Spend time poolside watching a video and learning the basics, then splash down for some scuba fun. Basic swimming skills are helpful. Looking for a day of fun? You’ll have the opportunity to Girls: $42, Adults: free attend four workshops of your choice to sample badges, such as Science of Style, Field Day, Troupe Performer Style, Dec. 3, 10:30 AM-12 PM, 11:30 AM-1 PM, or 12:30-2 PM, Lawrence Truth Seeker and more. Afterward, enjoy a captivating Area, Reg by Nov. 19 performance. Bring a bagged lunch. Mar. 4, 11 AM-12:30 PM, 12-1:30 PM, or 1-2:30 PM, location TBD, Girls: $25 Reg by Feb. 19 10 AM-4 PM Apr. 8, 10:30 AM-12 PM, 11:30 AM-1 PM, or 12:30-2 PM, Lawrence Area, Reg by Mar. 25

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 61 gsema.org Scuba Diving Adventure Simple Meals Badge J C S A J Take your scuba diving skills to the next level! If you’ve already Roll up your sleeves and learn how to prepare simple meals, taken our Scuba Diving program, come join the adventure. Try including healthy breakfasts, lunches and desserts. You’ll practice diving with the mermaid suit on, be part of a scavenger hunt, the proper bear claw method to cut food and discover how to go spear fishing underwater, and test your buoyancy skills in an prepare your favorite food in a healthier way. underwater maze. Girls: $25, Adults: free Girls: $45, Adults: free Jan. 7, 3-5 PM, Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Jan. 1 Dec. 3, 1:30-3 PM, Lawrence Area, Reg by Nov. 19 May 20, 12-2 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Mar. 4, 2-3:30 PM, TBD, Reg by Feb. 19 Plymouth, Reg by May 6 Apr. 8, 1:30-3 PM, Lawrence Area, Reg by Mar. 25 Sleep in the 17th Century: Sewing: Aprons A Bicultural Overnight D B B J Aprons are functional and fun to make! Sew your own and wear Visit Plimoth Plantation to explore the museum’s famous living it for all of your holiday baking. No experience necessary for this history sites. Then experience a taste of two cultures as you enjoy machine sewing class. Fun for both beginners and experienced sewers! a delicious dinner, followed by Wampanoag and colonial activities. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Girls: $30, Adults: free Girls: $70, Adults: $34 Nov. 18, 9-11 AM, Sew Studio Southborough, Reg by Nov. 5 May 19, 2 PM-May 20, 9 AM, Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, Reg by Apr. 19 Sewing: Design Your Own Animal Face Tote Bag The Sleepover D B J C Sew your own tote bag adorned with an animal face of your choice! Are you ready for the best night ever? Based on Jen Malone’s novel No experience necessary for this machine sewing class. Fun for The Sleepover, this overnight will be full of silly surprises. Race both beginners and experienced sewers! against the clock to solve a mystery! Special guest Jen Malone will Girls: $30, Adults: free join us for a reading. A copy of the novel will be mailed to each participant to read before the program. Drop-off event. Oct. 21, 9-11 AM, Sew Studio Southborough, Reg by Oct. 8 Girls: $50 Dec. 2, 10 AM-Dec. 3, 10 AM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident Sewing: Pocketed Study Pillow side), Plymouth, Reg by Nov. 19 J C Sew your own cute pillow with lots of pockets for your studying or Snacks Badge relaxing needs! No experience necessary for this machine sewing class. Fun for both beginners and experienced sewers! B Girls: $30, Adults: free Develop skills to choose and prepare a healthy whole food snack. Learn to read food labels to determine if ingredients are healthy. Jan. 27, 9-11 AM, Sew Studio Southborough, Reg by Jan. 15 Practice kitchen safety, including the bear claw method of properly cutting food in the kitchen, with special age-appropriate knives. Begin to learn other kitchen skills including measuring, mixing and Sewing: Water Bottle Holder reading and following recipes. J C Girls: $25, Adults: free Carry your water everywhere using a quilted, insulated water Jan. 7, 12-2 PM, Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Jan. 1 bottle holder you made yourself! No experience necessary for this May 20, 3-5 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, machine sewing class. Fun for both beginners and experienced Reg by May 6 sewers! Girls: $30, Adults: free Mar. 10, 9-11 AM, Sew Studio Southborough, Reg by Feb. 25 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

62 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Snorin’ Roarin’ Overnight B J Enjoy a snorin’ roarin’ sleepover with your favorite zoo creatures. You’ll see them in a whole new light—the dark! Go behind the scenes, play games, tell stories, enjoy special animal encounters and zookeeper presentations, and more. Includes admission to the zoo the day following the sleepover. Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please see page 7. Girls and adults: $58 Sessions held 7 PM-9 AM at Franklin Park Zoo, Boston. Apr. 7-8 (Reg by Mar. 7), May 5-6 (Reg by Apr. 5), May 19-20 (Reg by Apr. 19)

Social Butterfly Badge J Social etiquette never goes out of style. Make a memorable impression for all the right reasons as you learn the art of conversation, table manners and how to navigate a variety of social situations with confidence at this program facilitated by Fashion STEM Conference and Expo Focus. Girls: $21, Adults: free C S A What kind of innovator will you be? At the sixth annual Feb. 11, 3:30-5 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), STEM Conference and Expo, choose three workshops Waltham, Reg by Jan. 28 based on your interests and spend the day learning and Apr. 29, 3:30-5 PM, Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Apr. 15 exploring through hands-on activities. Our dynamic workshop presenters, leaders in their STEM fields, are excited to share their knowledge with you! Workshops may include coding, toxicology, biochemistry and many others. During the Expo, you’ll network with representatives from Massachusetts businesses and universities with a STEM focus. It’s a fun, lively atmosphere where you’ll observe live demonstrations, participate in experiments, and collect free materials. Get ready to Drop-off event. Girls: $45

think outside GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS Mar. 18, 9 AM-5 PM, Sheraton Hotel Framingham, the box Reg by Feb. 24 at these and other STEM programs: Stitch It B Make your own small doll out of a sock. Learn to thread a needle, Girl Scouts Engineer Magic ...... Page 48 sew a button, and use different hand and embroidery stitches to create your own adorable “munchkin.” Invention Convention ...... Page 51 Girls: $17, Adults: free MathMovesU® ...... Page 54 Jan. 7, 12-2 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Forest Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Jan. 1

Sundown Sing-along Synchronized Swimming D B J Family B J C S A Enjoy traditional Girl Scout songs around the campfire! Bring your Learn basic skills, such as ballet legs and pop-ups, and even create whole family to soak up the atmosphere of GSEMA’s beautiful camp your own routine. The ANA Synchro team coaches and experienced properties. Sing your heart out, savor some s’mores and make a athletes will lead the fun, and parents are welcome to stay and book of camp songs. Bring a blanket or chair. Note: This program watch. No synchronized swimming experience is necessary, but will run rain or shine. you must be able to swim 25 yards. Swimmers will need goggles, a swim cap, a swim suit and a towel. Girls and adults: $5 Girls: $16, Adults: free Sept. 29, 6-7:30 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Sept. 17 Jan. 28, 3:30-5:30 PM, Andover/North Andover YMCA, Andover, Reg by Jan. 15 Oct. 20, 6-7:30 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Oct. 8 Apr. 6, 6-7:30 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Mar. 25 Teddy Bear Picnic May 4, 6-7:30 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), D B Waltham, Reg by Apr. 22 You’re invited to the GSEMA Teddy Bear Picnic! Grab your favorite stuffed animal, pack a picnic lunch, and get ready for a fun- filled day of new friends, exciting activities and games. Daisies Sunny’s Story Friendly & Helpful Petal will complete the Friendly and Helpful petal requirements, while Brownies will complete the requirements to earn the Making D Friends badge. Earn your Friendly and Helpful yellow petal with guidance Girls: $10, Adults: free from Fashion Focus Program staff. You’ll read Sunny’s Story, practice making new friends with confidence, paint a mural, June 3, 11:30 AM-1:30 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, and so much more. Reg by May 20 Girls: $19, Adults: free Dec. 3, 1-3 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Teen Escape Plymouth, Reg by Nov. 20 June 3, 1-3 PM, Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by May 20 C S A Spend a weekend doing what YOU want to do at camp! Choose from a variety of workshops ranging from archery to canoeing, crafts Super Powers and the Senate and cooking. At night, enjoy campfires, s’mores and glow-in-the- dark games and crafts. Come with your troop or as an individual S A Girl Scout with an adult. This is the teen camping event of the school year! Note: Additional volunteer training required. Please People across the country have developed super powers and it’s up see page 7. to you to decide what to do! In the Super Powers Senate Immersion Module at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute, you’ll become a Girls and adults: $50 “senator” for a day and use your legislative skills of deliberation and Oct. 13, 4 PM-Oct. 15, 10 AM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident debate to create laws to govern this unexpected situation. It’s up to side), Plymouth, Reg by Oct. 1 you to represent your constituents in this important debate and do what’s best for public safety and the future of the nation. May 11, 4 PM-May 13, 10 AM, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Apr. 29 Girls: $15, Adults: free Mar. 24, 10 AM-1 PM, Edward M. Kennedy Institute, Boston, Reg by Mar. 11

Nearly all the women who have flown in space were Girl Scouts. Show her she can reach for the stars, at programs like Astronomy Overnight on page 35 and To Space! A STEM Workshop on page 65. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL

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Trees Badge: Are They Nature or Art? C Tour deCordova’s unique 30-acre sculpture park to learn about tree Because of Girl Scouts, I’ve species and sculptures made from nature, then become an artist naturalist. You’ll start with tree drawing studies and then collage learned to share how I feel drawings that illustrate the lifecycle of trees and all the animals (including humans!) that depend on trees to survive. about myself. Girls: $19, Adults: $9 Oct. 22, 12:30-2:30 PM or 3:30-5:30 PM, deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Lincoln, Reg by Oct. 9 Tie-Dye in the Sky J C S A Troop Camping Weekend Pulled by a team of your friends, you’ll fly 25 feet in the air—while D B J C S A creating a piece of tie-dyed art. Work together to help each girl create an item she can show off proudly. Safety note: You’ll be in a harness, Experience troop camping at its finest! Choose from activities attached to a belay rope and wearing a helmet. including archery (for girls in grades 2-12), arts and crafts, and canoeing. On Friday night, enjoy s’mores around the campfire. Girls: $25, Adults: free On Saturday night, hang out with friends while playing games Oct. 28, 9-11 AM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Oct. 15 and making crafts. Bring your own food supplies to cook over the campfire. Additional volunteer training required. Please see May 6, 10 AM-12 PM, 1-3 PM or 4-6 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, page 7. Reg by Apr. 22 Girls: $40, Adults: $15 May 6, 10 AM-12 PM, 1-3 PM or 4-6 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Apr. 22 May 18, 4 PM-May 20, 10 AM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by May 6 June 2, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by May 20 Ultimate Beach Comber Time Travelers with Girl Scout Museum B J B J C The ultimate beach treasure is not a trove of gold—it’s the living creatures that inhabit the ecosystem! Learn how to find steamer Learn about the history of Girl Scouts in eastern Massachusetts from clams and mussels, edible seashore plants and fruits, crabs or our expert museum volunteers. You’ll journey into the past and try maybe even a whale bone. Every low tide reveals a different find— skill-building activities from many generations of Girl Scouts. see what secrets are out there for you! You must be comfortable Girls: $14, Adults: free walking at least one mile in the sand. B: Jan. 7, 1-3:30 PM, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Jan. 1 Girls: $15, Adults: free GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS J/C: Dec. 3, 1-3:30 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), May 19, 10:30 AM-12:30 PM, Rexham Beach, Marshfield, Waltham, Reg by Nov. 19 Reg by Apr. 29

To Space! A STEM Workshop Whale Watch: Gloucester J C D B J C S A Family Learn about the challenges of space travel with hands-on activities Learn about whales, then set sail to spot them in their natural and demonstrations led by Kate Slivensky, STEM educator and habitat! Examine a whale bone up close to see how a whale author of The Countdown Conspiracy. Explore the wide variety of skeleton differs from ours, and learn how whales stay warm in skills needed to make space travel possible, and gain confidence in the cold North Atlantic. View a model of Stellwagen Bank and your own STEM abilities! Kate’s book will be available for purchase discover why whales return here annually. Discuss conservation and signing at the event. efforts and what you can do to help whales. Trip length is based on the whales’ location. Girls: $15, Adults: free Girls: $25, Adults: $33 Dec. 3, 12-2:30 PM (J) or 3-5:30 PM (C), Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Nov. 19 May 19, 1-5:30 PM, 7 Seas Whale Watch, Gloucester, Reg by May 6 Apr. 7, 10 AM-12:30 PM (J) or 1-3:30 PM (C), Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Mar. 25

Contact us at [email protected] or call 844-306-GSEM (4736) 65 gsema.org Winter Camping Skills: Knots and Wheelock Family Theatre Lashing D B J C S A Family J C S A All performances at Wheelock Family Theatre, Boston. Thinking about attending Operation Snowflake? First learn knots that are useful for camping and become proficient in Girls and adults: $22 square lashing. Girls: $13, Adults: free Beauty and the Beast Jan. 28, 12-2 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Based on the Academy Award-winning animated film, Plymouth, Reg by Jan. 14 this “tale as old as time” follows Belle, a young woman Feb. 4, 12 -2 PM, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Jan. 21 who doesn’t quite fit in her village, and the Beast, a cursed prince. If the Beast can learn to love and be loved, the curse will be lifted and he will be transformed into his former self. Recommended for ages six and above. Winter Explorers B J C S A Feb. 3 or Feb. 4, 2-5 PM, Reg by Jan. 21 Chase those winter blues away by exploring camp on foot or by snowshoe. Learn how to make your way through the winter Stuart Little wilderness. Cost includes facilitator, snowshoes and hot chocolate at the end of your adventure. This endearing classic story by E.B. White (Charlotte’s Web and Trumpet of the Swan) follows Stuart, a mouse born Girls: $13, Adults: $5 into a New York family, and his many “larger-than-life” Sessions held 9-11 AM, 12-2 PM (B/J) or 3-5 PM (J/C/S/A). adventures. Jan. 27 or Jan. 28, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Jan. 14 Apr. 14 or Apr. 15, 2-4 PM, Reg by Apr. 1 Feb. 3 or Feb. 4, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Jan. 21 Feb. 10 or Feb. 11, Camp Cedar Hill (Beaver Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by Jan. 28 Wildly Delicious Mar. 3 or Mar. 4, Camp Maude Eaton, Andover, Reg by Feb. 18 C S A Mar. 10 or Mar. 11, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Feb. 25 What if you had to survive in the wild without food? New England is a great place to discover nutritious and tasty wild food, and a lot of it is easy to find and identify safely. Go on a foraging hike, hear about Native American legends and plant folklore, and learn how to cook and eat plants. Please note: Food found during the hike will not be consumed. Girls: $15, Adults: free May 20, 12-2 PM, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by May 6 June 2, 10 AM-12 PM, Camp Cedar Hill (Forest Street entrance), Waltham, Reg by May 20

Winter Camping Skills: Fire-building

J C S A Camping is not just for warmer weather! Join us and learn the basics of fire building and how to keep a fire going when the weather is working against you. Learn to build a fire with matches and work toward lighting one without. Girls: $13, Adults: free Jan. 28, 3-5 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Jan. 14

GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z SCOUT GIRL Feb. 4, 3-5 PM, Camp Runels, Pelham, NH, Reg by Jan. 21

66 Financial assistance is available for girls. GIRL SCOUT PROGRAMS A–Z Winter Vacation Camp Zip Away C S A C S A Get the most out of your winter vacation week at Camp Wabasso! Climb up to a platform 30 feet in the air and soar down the zip line, Spend two days downhill skiing or snowboarding and an evening encouraged by your fellow Girl Scouts. Safety note: You’ll be in a of tubing at a local ski resort with other teens. Back at camp, enjoy harness, attached to a belay rope and wearing a helmet. cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hanging out by the campfire Girls: $25, Adults: free and other activities. All lodging, equipment rentals, lessons, food and transportation from Waltham are included. Drop-off event. Oct. 22, 12-2 PM or 3-5 PM, Camp Wind-in-the-Pines (resident side), Plymouth, Reg by Oct. 8 Girls: $400 Feb. 19, 1 PM-Feb. 23, 4 PM, Camp Wabasso, Bradford, NH, Reg by Feb. 4 Zoologist C S A The Wooden Dory Story Earn your Animal Helpers or Voice for Animals badge as you learn B J C about the animals’ daily activities and the history of animals on a working farm. Explore how animals are able to help humans, Explore the history and craftsmanship of 225 years of wooden boat- and debate animal issues to reach a policy decision. Cadettes and building at Lowell’s Boat Shop, located along the Merrimack River, Seniors earn a badge. Ambassadors receive a fun patch. the birthplace of the fishing dory. Take a tour to learn about local maritime history at this National Historic Landmark, and create a Girls: $21, Adults: free wooden bracelet using traditional woodworking techniques and Apr. 29, 1-3 PM, Buttonwood Park Zoo, New Bedford, Reg by Apr. 16 hand tools that are used to build dories. Girls: $10, Adults: free Sessions held at Lowell’s Boat Shop, Amesbury. Oct. 18, 3:30-5:30 PM, Reg by Oct. 8 Oct. 21, 9:30-11:30 AM, Reg by Oct. 8 Apr. 18, 10 AM-12 PM, Reg by Apr. 8 Apr. 21, 9:30-11:30 AM, Reg by Apr. 8

Young Farmers D B J Spend time with animals in the Lil’ Folk Farm petting area. Feed goats, sheep, rabbits, chickens and a llama, or hold a bunny or chicken. Go on a pony ride, and learn to lead an alpaca. GIRL SCOUTA–Z PROGRAMS Girls: $13, Adults: free May 6, 3-5 PM, Lil’ Folk Farm, Holliston, Reg by Apr. 22

Zinni’s Story: The Art of Sharing D Listen to Zinni’s story about sharing and participate in a collaborative weaving project. Weave strands of colorful yarn into rows on a cardboard loom, then pass it to the next girl, who’ll add her own row of yarn. Use the woven pieces as a mug rug or a rug in your dollhouse. Girls will receive the Considerate and Caring Petal. Girls: $13, Adults: free Feb. 25, 12-2 PM, Camp Rice Moody, Reading, Reg by Feb. 11

Host a community-based service project, or join an existing one!

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GIRL SCOUTS OF EASTERN MASSACHUSETTS FACILITIES AND LOCATIONS

Spending time outdoors is a great way for girls to explore leadership, build skills and develop a deep appreciation for nature. The opportunity to grow and explore is just a click away when you reserve one of our beautiful camp properties. For more information, visit hercamp.org.

Property: Setting: Accommodations: Activities include: CEDAR HILL On 75 wooded acres just 30 platform tents and heated archery, boating, climbing wall, Waltham, MA minutes from Boston, and home lodges hiking, low and high ropes and to the Girl Scout Museum. snowshoeing

FAVORITE On beautiful Cape Cod, with 65 platform tents and a seasonal archery, biking, boating, sailing, Brewster, MA acres of sandy pines and oak lodge swimming and windsurfing bluffs on Long Pond.

MAUDE EATON On the Pomps Pond waterfront, a cabin unit, a heated lodge and archery, boating, hiking, low and Andover, MA bordering the Shawsheen River platform tents high ropes, paddle boarding and and conservation land, and swimming home to a nature sanctuary.

RUNELS On the shores of Little Island a heated lodge, open-air cabins, archery, boating, hiking, low and Pelham, NH Pond, featuring an extensive platform tents, tentalos and high ropes, snowshoeing and waterfront and boating area. yurts swimming

WIND-IN-THE-PINES On 144 wooded acres on heated lodges and platform archery, boating, hiking, Plymouth, MA Gallows and Little Long Ponds, tents indoor climbing wall, indoor and home to the Environmental and outdoor high ropes, Discovery Center, featuring paddle boarding, pond indoor challenge courses. exploration, snowshoeing and swimming Or visit: Friendship House (Gloucester, MA), Menotomy (Lake Winnipesaukee, Meredith, NH), Rice Moody (Reading, MA), Wabasso (Lake Blaisdell, Bradford, NH), or Wampanoag (Chilmark, Martha’s Vineyard).

OFFICES/SERVICE CENTERS 420 Boylston Street 111 East Grove Street* 143 Abbot Street* 265 Beaver Street* Boston, MA 02116 Middleboro, MA 02346 Andover, MA 01810 Waltham, MA 02452 T 800-882-1662 T 800-242-0925 T 978-269-6666 T 866-268-8652 F 617-482-9045 F 508-923-7676 F 978-809-3488 F 781-893-0022 *Shop Locations FACILITIES AND LOCATIONS AND FACILITIES

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Make the most of every Girl Scout meeting! Spend a day, night or weekend at The Volunteer Toolkit (VTK) is a digital resource that helps you spend less time planning so you one of our camp properties—you’ll can spend more time where it counts: with your girls. be sure to make lifelong memories.

⇨ Availability all week long Take your troop meeting outdoors. ⇨ Troop camping and encampments Build leadership skills in the outdoors with your troop or service unit. ⇨ Adventures by Request Discover archery, water sports, challenge courses, geocaching, snowshoeing and more!

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⇨ Journeys and badges, birding, letterboxing, pond exploration, parachute games and more! NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION US POSTAGE PAID BOSTON, MA PERMIT 58835 420 Boylston Street Boston, MA 02116

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