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Lupe - Honest & Fair Become an apprentice sorcerer and set off on a quest to stop the Disney Villains from taking over the Magic Kingdom Park, as you play Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom. Magic spells in the form of special cards will lead you to the Villains’ hiding places. Share your cards with friends and take turns defeating the Villains to help save the park.
Sunny - Friendly & Helpful Take a moment to chat with a Disney Cast Member about their job at the Walt Disney World Resort. They will enjoy sharing some Disney magic with you!
Zinni - Considerate and Caring Create a souvenir Duffy the Disney Bear cut-out as you visit the Kidcot Fun Stops located throughout World Showcase in Epcot. Swap your Duffy with a fellow Girl Scout at different locations and take turns coloring and drawing to observe each person’s creativity. Once you’re done, share your Duffy with a friend.
Tula - Courageous and Strong Catch the fun-filled, dream-inspired musical stage show, Dream Along With Mickey at the Magic Kingdom Park. Observe how your favorite Disney Characters are courageous and strong. For instance, Peter Pan displays courage when he accepts Captain Hook’s challenge. Donald Duck shows his strength when he stands up to Maleficent.
Visit designated Character Greeting locations throughout the Theme Parks. Ask some of your favorite characters, like Mulan or Belle, about their own courage and strength.
As you explore Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park, take photos of animals that you think are courageous and create a photo collage of them.
Mari - Responsible for What I Say and Do
Visit Innoventions® West at Epcot to learn some important lessons in responsibility.
Discover how to spend and save money wisely at The Great Piggy Bank AdventureSM.
Learn how to find and eliminate fire hazards in your home at Where’s the Fire?
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Gloria (Respect Myself and Others) Make healthy choices when eating in the Theme Parks. Snack on apple slices or grapes, instead of french fries.
As you travel around World Showcase in Epcot, learn how to write “thank you” in different languages.
Gerri - Respect Authority Learn about our country’s origins and discover the unique bond that exists between the American people and the Presidency at The Hall of Presidents. Theatrical magic brings all 43 U.S. Presidents together for the first time in this stirring patriotic tribute.
Experience the power of the Force as you observe or participate in the Star Wars: Jedi Training Academy at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Jedis in-training learn age-old techniques under the supervision of a Jedi Master. May the Force be with you!
Clover - Use Resources Wisely
Visit Conservation Station at Rafiki’s Planet Watch® in Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to learn about the preservation and conservation of animals, as well as our environment.
Set sail on a voyage of discovery through living laboratories on Living with the Land in Epcot. Learn how scientists and farmers are experimenting with new ways of growing and raising food.
Rosie - Make the World a Better Place Discover how technology is helping to solve some of the world’s most complex problems at
Smarter Planet in Innoventions® West at Epcot.
Gain an understanding of how to preserve our planet and natural resources at Environmentality
Corner in Innoventions® East.
Help stop the Disney Villains from taking over the Magic Kingdom Park and make the world a better place by playing Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom.
Vi - Be a Sister to Every Girl Scout Walt Disney World Resort, like the Girl Scouts, has many traditions. All Cast Members begin their Disney career by taking a class called Traditions. This first day orientation connects new Cast Members to our Company’s past, present and future. Ask a Cast Member about the history of The Walt Disney Company.
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Financial Literacy - Money Counts Create a budget for your trip to the Walt Disney World Resort. Check out disneyworld.com to start planning activities that fit within your budget.
Financial Literacy - Making Choices Experience The Great Piggy Bank AdventureSM at Epcot to learn about how to save and spend your money wisely and share your experiences with your troop. Did you meet your goal at the end of your piggy adventure?
Cookie Business - Count It Up
Imagine, invent, inquire and be inspired at Innoventions®. Here, you can explore amazing innovations that make our lives better.
Get a glimpse at how technological advances are helping to solve some of the world’s most complex problems at Smarter Planet in Innoventions West.
Discover what you can do to help protect and preserve our planet at Environmentality Corner in Innoventions East.
Journey - It’s Your Planet–Love It! Between Earth and Sky Explore the different environments, such as Africa and Asia, at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park, keeping an eye out for seeds that may have fallen to the ground.
Board the Wildlife Express Train to Rafiki’s Planet Watch® and learn how you can help save the environment.
Set sail on Living with the Land to discover the latest developments in farming.
Learn the secrets of how The Land grows delicious produce indoors on the Behind the Seeds Tour.
Discover how you can help save the environment when visiting Smarter Planet and Environmentality Corner at Innoventions.
Join Ellen DeGeneres on a whimsical trip through time to examine the forces that fuel our lives and the universe on Ellen’s Energy Adventure.
Learn more about environmental concerns around the world and discover how different plants and animals are important to the health of the planet during Circle of Life.
Blast off for an exhilarating galactic adventure on Mission: SPACE®.
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Soarin’™ swoops you up into the clouds for spectacular multi-sensory hang-gliding flight, featuring panoramic views of California.
Experience nature first-hand at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge. Take in the scenic views from “Overlook Point” or get some exercise on a one-mile jogging trail.
Journey - It’s Your Story–Tell It! 5 Flowers, 4 Stories, 3 Cheers for Animals! Look for the animals that you read about and pretend to be—elephants, giraffes, flamingos,
hippos, cheetahs and more. Ride Kilimanjaro Safaris® to see these animals in their natural habitats.
Rafiki’s Planet Watch® is home to Affection Section, Conservation Station and Habitat Habit! Here, you can enjoy a hands-on encounter with some furry pals, get a first-hand look at the Theme Park’s veterinary facilities and learn how you can help with conservation efforts.
Don’t miss performances of both Finding Nemo – The Musical and Festival of the Lion King. Discuss the animals portrayed in both shows. Do you have a favorite?
As you journey around World Showcase, talk about the different cultures and discuss what animals are native to each country.
Learn about the importance of protecting our planet with Simba, Pumbaa and Timon in the Circle of Life at The Land.
Journey - It’s Your World–Change It! Welcome to the Daisy Flower Garden Watch Disney spring to life at the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival. This annual spring event showcases unique gardens and dazzling Disney topiaries. Observe the different flower varieties and colors and learn how to keep your own gardens healthy and happy. Visit disneyworld.com for dates and details.
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Legacy - Artist Painting
The Art of Disney, located at Downtown Disney® Marketplace, features a large variety of styles and types of art by Disney artists. Browse the pieces of art at the store and take a moment to watch a Disney sketch artist at work.
Go behind the scenes of animated Disney classics at The Magic of Disney Animation located at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Stop by Festival of the Masters, an open-air art festival held each fall at Downtown Disney Area. There you will discover one-of-a-kind paintings and meet award-winning artists. Visit disneyworld.com for dates and details.
Many of the Walt Disney World Resort Hotels offer beautiful landscapes to inspire your own paintings. Capture the lush pine and cypress trees surrounding Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, the koi ponds and thatched roofs of Disney’s Polynesian Resort, or the New England seaside charm of Disney’s Yacht & Beach Club Resorts. The larger-than-life iconic props at Disney’s All-Star Resorts and Disney’s Pop Century Resort are great subjects for still-life painting. Use your imagination to find inspiration for other painting subjects throughout the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels.
Study the colors in the art you viewed throughout your Disney trip, as well as in nature and the architecture around you. Ask yourself how these colors make you feel. Try painting an object in a different color than what it normally is. For instance, paint Mickey Mouse’s shorts blue or Belle’s dress green. How do these changes in color affect your thoughts and feelings?
Be on the look-out for inspiration from interesting leaves or seeds you might encounter throughout the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels and incorporate their beauty into your art. Remember, to leave these items behind for others to enjoy and take photos instead.
As you walk through Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom Park, inspect the amazingly detailed mosaic mural—including tiles made of real 14-karat gold—and enjoy vignettes from the 1950 Disney animated classic, Cinderella. The mural contains one million pieces of glass in approximately 500 different colors. Think about ways other Disney stories could be expressed through paintings. Use this mural as inspiration to create your very own mural painting when you return home.
Go behind the scenes of animated Disney classics at The Magic of Disney Animation attraction at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and discover how your favorite characters come to life.
Become an animator and learn how to draw a Disney character step by step at Animation
Academy, located at DisneyQuest® Indoor Interactive Theme Park.
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Legacy - Athlete Fair Play
As you walk around World Showcase at Epcot, ask Cast Members about different games and sports in their home country. Compare and contrast these with your favorite games. How are the rules different? For added fun, try out some of these new games or make changes to ones you already know!
Learn about teamwork firsthand by completing Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom.
Divide your group into teams of two and take turns designing your own rollercoaster at Sum of All Thrills™ in Innoventions at Epcot.
Use the outdoor space at your Disney Resort Hotel to practice teamwork as you try out new team games.
Play the Popcorn game while waiting for the bus or standing in line.
Be a spectator at one of the games or competitions happening at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. Each week, dozens of teams compete at this state-of-the-art sports facility.
Make up word games that you can play while waiting in line for attractions. Play games, such as “I, Spy,” as you walk throughout the theme parks. In the outdoor space at your Disney Resort Hotel, play active games or hold relay races.
Watch televised sporting events from across the country as you dine at ESPN Club at Disney’s BoardWalk Resort.
Take a trip to the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex and learn about what types of sports women play there. Ask female Cast Members what sports they enjoy playing.
Legacy - Citizen Celebrating Community
World Showcase at Epcot features pavilions that represent the culture and cuisine of 11 different countries. While walking around World Showcase, pay attention to the flags and symbols that represent each country. Ask a Cast Member in one of the pavilions what symbols are special to them.
KidCot Fun Stops are located at each country. Create a souvenir craft and learn about each country as you “travel around the world.” On your adventure, talk about why symbols such as flags are so important.
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Think about how music contributes to your favorite Disney movie or attraction. How do the songs add to the experience? Think about songs that are special to you, your community and your country. Attend one of the Voices of Liberty performances in The American Adventure at Epcot to hear traditional American songs. Talk about what these songs mean and practice singing some of them yourself.
Join in the fun as you watch Move It, Shake It, Celebrate It! Street Party at Magic Kingdom Park.
Watch the Spirit of America Fife & Drum Corps in front of The American Adventure at Epcot and observe the spirited military formations. After the show, talk with the performers and ask them to demonstrate how to march. Use your new moves throughout the Theme Parks.
World Showcase is full of landmarks. Look for landmarks in each country, such as the Eiffel Tower in France. Mark the landmarks that you find on an Epcot park map, and talk about the significance of each one.
Watch the daily flag retreat ceremony at Magic Kingdom Park. Where else have you seen the American flag at the Disney Parks? (Hint: Be on the lookout as you enter)
Mickey Mouse is one of the most recognizable symbols of any company in the world. What other iconic Disney Characters and symbols can you spot on your trip?
Legacy - Cook Snacks
The Land at Epcot offers many great ways to learn about food, including Living with the Land, which explores the agricultural advances in the rain forest, desert and beyond.
Get a more in-depth look at the greenhouses in Epcot during the Behind the Seeds tour. Watch how new methods are being developed to cultivate plants around the world and help make the Earth a healthier place to live. You will also learn how the produce grown at Epcot goes from the greenhouse to restaurants throughout the Theme Park. Look at the menus and talk about (and enjoy!) the healthy snacks that are offered.
Discuss your favorite savory snacks and where you might find them in the Theme Parks. Explore savory foods from around the world and try something you have never had before at the Quick Service Dining locations around World Showcase.
Explore even more dining options with a visit during the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival to sample foods from around the world! Visit disneyworld.com for dates and additional information.
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Enjoy the various bakeries and shops around the Walt Disney World Resort, such as the Boulangerie Patisserie in the France Pavilion at Epcot or Goofy’s Candy Co. at Downtown Disney Marketplace. Try to see what sweet holiday-themed snacks you can find! Bonus: Look for healthy sweet snacks, such as apples with caramel!
Create fun and interesting snacks that you can carry with you while exploring in the Theme Parks. Look for high-energy snacks in Disney shops, such as fruit, nuts, and yogurt!
Try one of the many flavors of milkshakes offered here at the Walt Disney World Resort. Check out the delicious concoctions available at 50’s Prime Time Café at Disney’s Hollywood Studios or Beaches & Cream Soda Shop at Disney’s Beach Club Resort.
Healthy food is important while you are on vacation! Walt Disney World Resort chefs work hard to ensure you have healthy and delicious options wherever you dine throughout the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels. Take a journal to track your snacks. Did you make good choices on your trip?
Legacy - First Aid Brownie First Aid
Guest safety is the #1 priority at the Walt Disney World Resort. What are some other safety features you notice in the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels? Where can you go for assistance and who should you talk to while you are here at the Walt Disney World Resort? Can you find these locations on your Theme Park maps?
Ask a lifeguard at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon or Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Parks for some water park safety tips! Disney Security and First Aid Center Cast Members will also have some ideas for you to stay safe on your trip. What new tips did you learn?
To prepare for your arrival at the Walt Disney World Resort, make a first aid kit to carry with you! What kind of things might you need? (Hint: you might want to include sun block, bandages, ointment and pain reliever.) Ask an adult for help when you prepare and use this kit. Visit a First Aid location in the Theme Parks and ask about what types of things they include in their first aid kits.
Our First Aid Cast Members are prepared to treat many types of minor injuries. Ask them what steps they take to treat these issues.
Whether in a Theme Park or at a Resort Hotel, much of your time at the Walt Disney World Resort will be spent outdoors, enjoying the weather and scenery. Before you arrive, research common outdoor injuries, their causes, and how to prevent or cure them. Once you are here, go on a hike or talk with a nature expert at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground or Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to learn more about outdoor injuries and to put your knowledge into use!
Visit the Fire Station on Main Street, U.S.A.® in the Magic Kingdom Park to see how it differs from your hometown fire station.
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Legacy - Girl Scout Way Brownie Girl Scout Way
While traveling to Walt Disney World Resort, learn new Girl Scout songs or practice some of your favorites! Attend the outdoor sing-along, offered every Friday and Saturday night at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, and sing classic campfire songs while connecting with other Guests.
Be sure to listen for fun and interesting sounds in nature in the Theme Parks and Resort hotels, and find ways to incorporate these sounds in songs.
You can celebrate a birthday here at the Walt Disney World Resort! If you have a birthday girl in your group, pick up a birthday button at your Resort Hotel or at Guest Relations in the Theme Parks. Make sure to wish other Guests with these buttons a Happy Birthday!
Don’t worry if it isn’t your birthday! You can celebrate your UN-Birthday with a spin on the Mad Tea Party at the Magic Kingdom Park.
Think about all the ways sisterhood and togetherness are represented at Disney through stories. Every Princess has a friend to help and inspire her! How can you show your sisterhood while on your trip to the Walt Disney World Resort? You can make a flag, t-shirt or bag to carry around on your vacation to represent your Girl Scout sisterhood. Or wear your Girl Scout uniform!
Throughout the parks, you can carry out the Girl Scout Law by picking up after yourselves and leaving every area neat. Throw out out your garbage after meal time or make your bed in your room at your Resort Hotel. How do Disney Cast Members work to make the Theme Parks and the resort hotels ready for your visit?
Traditions are one thing that make Girl Scouts so special! On your way to the Walt Disney World Resort, look through old handbooks and ask your leaders about Girl Scouts when they were younger. Learn about an old tradition, such as a song or story, or make a new one. Share this tradition with Cast Members and new Girl Scouts you meet.
Bonus: Talk to Cast Members at World Showcase in Epcot and ask about if they know Girl Scouts in their respective countries. Ask questions about the traditions they follow.
Walt Disney World Resort, like the Girl Scouts, has many traditions. All Cast Members begin their Disney career by taking a class called Traditions. This first day orientation connects new Cast Members to our Company’s past, present and future. Ask a Cast Member about the history of The Walt Disney Company.
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Legacy - Naturalist Bugs
To learn about bugs and other types of animals, head to Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Conservation Station is a great place to learn about all types of bugs. Talk with a Cast Member about all of the interesting things you see. Carry a notepad and pencil to sketch any interesting bugs!
Any time you are outdoors in the Theme Parks or Resort Hotels, be on the lookout for bugs. Get down on their level and check out the grass. Observe their behavior and discuss the reasons behind it. Visit during the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival to see a variety of butterflies in a specially created garden. Check disneyworld.com for dates and details.
Head to the trails at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park and observe bugs in their various habitats. Be sure to bring magnifying glasses to get a close-up look and notepads to capture your observations. Ask Cast Members questions about what you see. Discuss your findings with your troop. Do you have a favorite bug or did you find one you haven’t seen before?
Become an honorary bug in the Disney•Pixar 3-D attraction, It’s Tough to be a Bug!® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Check out the educational exhibits about insects after you exit the theater to learn more.
Visit the Song of the Rainforest sound booths in Conservation Station at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to hear various insect sounds.
It’s Your World – Digital Arts Computer Expert
Walt Disney World Resort is a great place to learn about computers and art. Disney animators use computers in the creation of several movies and television shows. Head over The Magic of Disney Animation at Disney’s Hollywood Studios to learn how your favorite Disney characters are brought to life using technology. Become an animator and learn how to create a Disney character step by step at Animation Academy.
Before you travel to the Walt Disney World Resort, get together with your troop and, with your leaders’ assistance, use the Internet to plan out your trip. Look up maps, attractions and restaurants and plan where to stop along the way. Taking a digital journey before your arrival will help you get acquainted with the area and boost your excitement for the adventure to come! You can also order custom maps online at disneyworld.com to use during your trip or save as a souvenir.
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Create a digital photo postcard of yourself at Innoventions® or Spaceship Earth® in Epcot, and email it to friends and family back home!
Use the computer access at Wonderland Café at DisneyQuest® Indoor Interactive Theme Park to select from some kid-friendly online games with help from an adult.
Computers are everywhere at the Walt Disney World Resort! Keep an eye out for computers in the attractions, shows, food and beverage locations and merchandise shops that you visit. Share your findings with your troop!
It’s Your World – Healthy Living My Best Self
Bring your Elf Self along with you to Walt Disney World Resort! At Epcot, color and add details to your Elf Self as you move throughout the KidCot Fun Stops. Share your Elf Self with the other girls in your troop and talk about the unique traits that make you special and different.
Head over to The Land Pavilion at Epcot! Set sail on Living with the Land to discover the latest developments in agriculture and learn how produce is being grown in new and unique ways.
As a group, pick some new and healthy snacks to sample from the Sunshine Seasons food court at Epcot. Commit to choosing healthy food items and try drinking water or milk over sugary drinks. Take note of the exciting alternatives you can find throughout the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels.
With your fellow troop members, think of common reasons why you might get an upset stomach. Use your new knowledge about healthy foods to pick what tummy-healthy snacks and meals to eat while you are on vacation.
Carry a journal with you in the Theme Parks. Throughout the day, record in words and pictures (you can use the “feelings faces”) how activities, sights and experiences make you feel. You can even take pictures! Did going on an attraction make you feel scared or excited? Did seeing a show make you feel happy or sad? Compare your notes with your notes from a journal from home and discuss how your feelings were similar and different on vacation and at home.
Discuss how you will plan to eat in a healthy way and stay safe while at the Walt Disney World Resort. Take photos to document your trip (and maybe a yummy meal) and share with your troop!
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It’s Your World – Performance Dancer
Exploring the Disney Theme Parks is a physical activity, so make sure to get warmed up before you go. When you meet each morning, elect one girl as the stretch leader and stretch as a group. Bend your body into letter shapes and spell out Disney-themed words for an extra-special warm-up. See if you can do “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” from Mary Poppins. While you’re at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park, observe the animals and use them as inspiration in your stretches.
Dance is everywhere you look at the Walt Disney World Resort! Learn some classic moves during Move It! Shake It! Celebrate It! Street Party at Magic Kingdom Park or another parade in one of the Theme Parks.
Attend a stage show, such as Festival of the Lion King at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park or Beauty and the Beast – Live on Stage at Disney’s Hollywood Studios for some dance inspiration.
Watch a performance of Finding Nemo – The Musical at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Observe how the performers dance and sing while operating puppets to tell the story.
It’s Your World – Science & Technology Home Scientist
Get inspired by visiting Innoventions® at Epcot and learn more about how science and technology impact our daily lives.
Take a trip to Mission: SPACE® at Epcot and try out fun and unique flavors of astronaut ice cream from Germany, Italy and around the world.
It’s Your World – Storytelling My Family Story
Family is at the heart of every Disney story! Check out Finding Nemo – The Musical, Beauty and the Beast – Live on Stage and Festival of the Lion King to observe different kinds of families. Talk about the differences and similarities in each family and how each family is special. Then share stories of your own families!
Families come to the Walt Disney World Resort from all over the world! Where is your family from?
Ride “it’s a small world”® at Magic Kingdom Park or go to World Showcase at Epcot and take note of the countries that your ancestors came from. What special traditions do you observe from these cultures? Speak with Cast Members throughout World Showcase about holidays and celebrations in their home country.
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Enjoy lunch at 50’s Prime Time Café, a 1950s-themed family diner at Disney’s Hollywood Studios to experience family life in a different era. Discuss your own family recipes with your fellow troop members.
Write a family member a letter about your trip to the Walt Disney World Resort. Buy a stamp and get it stamped with a Walt Disney World Resort postmark at The Art of Disney at Downtown
Disney® Marketplace.
Learn about family crests at the United Kingdom in Epcot.
Take some photos on your trip to tell the story of your Disney adventure. One day, these pictures will be special family objects to tell the story of your family’s history.
It’s Your Planet – Craft Potter
Be on the look-out for pottery throughout Walt Disney World Resort. Check out merchandise locations and exhibits at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park, as well as in China and Mexico at Epcot. You’ll be surprised how often you see clay objects.
Visit the African Outpost area in World Showcase at Epcot to learn about special beads made from recycled Theme Park maps by people in Uganda.
It’s Your Planet – Do It Yourself Household Elf
Your journey into energy conservation can begin right here at the Walt Disney World Resort. Start by turning off the lights in your hotel room each time you leave.
Visit Spaceship Earth® at Epcot to learn how each generation of mankind has paved the way for the next. Then, spend some time at Project Tomorrow: Inventing the Wonders of the Future, and learn about the latest technologies in medicine, transportation and energy management.
Continue learning about conservation at Innoventions® at Epcot, Conservation Station at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park, and The Land Pavilion at Epcot.
During your stay, take shorter showers and turn off the sink while brushing your teeth.
Head to The Seas with Nemo and Friends® at Epcot to learn more about underwater life and conservation. Make sure to check out Turtle Talk with Crush.
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Bring a backpack or a reusable bag on your trip instead of using plastic shopping bags to hold your items. Bring a reusable water bottle to stay hydrated, instead of using a disposable plastic bottle.
Save and recycle all soda bottles and plastic bags that you use during your stay. What types of recycling bins do you see in the Theme Parks?
Visit the path at Rafiki’s Planet Watch® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to learn about creating an environmentally-friendly yard.
Go on the Living with the Land attraction at Epcot to learn about natural pesticides and farming methods used for plants, flowers and vegetables. How can you use the ideas you learned about at Disney when you are at home?
It’s Your Planet – Investigation Senses
There’s so much to see at the Walt Disney World Resort! Go on a scavenger hunt for “Hidden Mickeys,” which can be found throughout all of the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels. Stroll down
Main Street, U.S.A.® in the Magic Kingdom Park and view the items housed in the store fronts, keeping track of man-made and natural objects. Bring a notebook to write down any interesting findings. To really put your sense of sight to the test, experience Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom.
Pick several spots throughout the Theme Parks to just stop and listen. Try to identify 10 different sounds wherever you may be, and compare those sounds to the sounds you hear in another location. You can also head to Conservation Station at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to experience the Song of the Rainforest sound booths.
Ride the attraction Soarin’TM in Epcot and experience how your sense of smell can transport you to California.
Visit Club Cool in Epcot to taste Coca-Cola products from around the world.
Try the tie-dyed cheesecake at Disney’s Pop Century Resort and see if it tastes differently than regular cheesecake. Share your observations and results with your troop!
View and read a Braille map, located near the center of each Theme Park. Ask a Cast Member for the exact location .
Visit Camp Minnie-Mickey at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park and complete the Conservation Activity Feel Boxes.
Take a ride on Journey Into Imagination with Figment in Epcot to experience how your senses are influenced by your imagination!
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It’s Your Planet – Outdoors Hiker
Walt Disney World Resort offers many perfect locations to go hiking. Check out the trails on the Theme Park and Resort Hotel maps, especially Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park and Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground.
Take a practice hike through one of the Theme Parks before you hit the trail. Pick an attraction and follow your park map and directional signs to find it. Trace your chosen hiking trail on your map to make it darker and talk about what Disney sites you may see while you’re on your adventure.
Before you leave for your trip, pack appropriate hiking gear, even if you only plan to “hike” in the Theme Parks. Make sure to bring sneakers, socks, a backpack and a water bottle. Once you arrive at your trail or Theme Park, talk about what types of gear you might need for a bigger hike.
Bring an energy-filled snack, such as mixed nuts or granola, or plan to eat a healthy, light meal while you are on your Disney hiking experience!
Use the signage along the trails at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to identify the animals and plants you see as you are on your hike. Keep a journal and take photos of your favorites to share later with your troop!
Go on Expedition Everest® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. While in the queue line, observe the pictures and artifacts to learn more about hiking and gain inspiration.
It’s Your Planet – Practical Life Skills My Great Day
Start your day at the Walt Disney World Resort off right. Set the alarm clock provided in your Resort Hotel room or request a magical wake-up call. Choose your clothes the night before so you are well-rested and ready for fun.
Take advantage of the drawers and hangers provided in your Resort Hotel room. Unpack and hang up your clothes and find a place for your books and toys. Make sure things stay in their place and the room is neat. Keep your suitcase organized so it is easy to unpack when you get home.
Create a calendar of activities for your trip and be sure to include a list of your ‘must-see’ attractions and shows. Visit disneyworld.com to see the latest show times, Theme Park hours and attraction information so you can plan your trip.
For partial credit, choose a meeting spot to reconvene any time your group splits up. Make sure to leave this area, as well as any break or meal area, neat and better than the way you found it.
Be sure to pick up a times guide at the front of each Theme Park for the most up-to-date show times and Theme Park hours. These guides also list the times and locations of Disney Character Meet and Greet locations.
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It’s Your Story – Adventure Letterboxer
Complete the Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom adventure or split into groups to make your own adventure with coded clues!
As you walk around World Showcase in Epcot, collect stamps at each KidCot Fun Stop and gain inspiration for designing your very own stamp!
It’s Your Story – Animals Pets
Head to The Seas with Nemo and Friends at Epcot to view and even touch starfish and other small sea creatures. Discover the type of environment these creatures live in.
At Conservation Station, learn about the veterinary care, research and food preparation that are part of the day-to-day activities at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. You can view the veterinary examination rooms and may even get the chance to watch an animal get a check-up!
Watch Cast Members feed manatees, dolphins and other sea creatures in The Seas with Nemo and Friends at Epcot and learn what and how much these types of animals eat. Check out the animal feeding schedules posted on the wall!
Head to Affection Section at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to get up-close with animals and learn about how to care for them. You can even brush the animals to help with their care.
It’s Your Story – Creative Play Making Games
Create your own Disney scavenger hunt by using Theme Park maps, located at the entrance to each park, as your inspiration. You can also find maps of each Theme Park on disneyworld.com. Be creative and theme your scavenger hunt to your favorite Disney character or movie.
What games do you see at the Walt Disney World Resort? Create a game, such as a Disney version of “I Spy”, to pass the time while you wait to ride an attraction or see a show.
It’s Your Story – Innovation Inventor
Use the paper included in your Brownie book or create another one with rows of plain circles. Carry this paper throughout the Theme Parks and be on the look-out for interesting and creative ways that circles are used in the park. Then, draw them on your own paper or find your own unique ways to use circles. Discuss the different ways the Walt Disney Imagineers have used circles to create “Hidden Mickeys” in the Theme Parks.
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Brainstorm different ways you could make music through the Theme Parks, whether it be tiptoeing, stomping, clapping, or whistling. Watch performers to see what creative ways they make music and sounds in the parades and shows.
Visit Innoventions® at Epcot to see how scientists are using emerging technology to solve our everyday problems.
See how inventors can be inspired by their senses and imaginations on Journey Into Imagination With Figment.
It’s Your Story – Manners Making Friends
As you travel through the Theme Parks, you will encounter many Cast Members and Guests. Start a conversation and introduce yourself to at least three new people. If a member of your troop is a little shy, help her out by introducing her and involving her in your conversation. (Hint: Walt Disney World Resort Cast Members wear a name tag with their name, so you will know how to get their attention and start the conversation!)
Show friends and family back home that you are thinking of them by mailing them a postcard during your trip, or make them a Duffy craft souvenir at the KidCot Fun Stops at Epcot.
Disney is the perfect place to share your favorite experiences with friends and to try new ones together! Take turns showing each other your favorite rides, shows, characters or restaurants. Then, use the Theme Park maps as your guide to select an activity that no one has tried, so you can all experience it together!
Disney movies have lots of tales of friendship! Share your favorite Disney friend with your troop. Why was this character a good friend? Be sure to get your picture with your character on your trip, and maybe an autograph too!
Financial Literacy – Financial Literacy I Money Manager
Experience The Great Piggy Bank AdventureSM at Epcot to learn about how to save and spend your money wisely. Share your experiences with your troop. Did you meet your goal at the end with your piggy?
Journey – It’s Your Planet–Love It! Wow! Wonders of Water
Look for bodies of water throughout the Walt Disney World Resort. While you are in the Magic Kingdom Park area, you will find Seven Seas Lagoon and Bay Lake. Once you enter the Magic
Kingdom Park, look for Cinderella’s Fountain and her Wishing Well in Fantasyland®. Visit water-
inspired rides, such as Splash Mountain® or Pirates of the Caribbean®. Travel deep into
the jungles of the world on the classic Jungle Cruise® or set off on the happiest
cruise that ever sailed - “it’s a small world”®.
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Learn more about water – one of our most vital natural resources – by visiting The Seas with Nemo & Friends or Living with the Land at Epcot.
Take a ride on Maelstrom in Norway at Epcot. This stormy voyage travels through a Norwegian fjord, a troll-infested swamp and on to the North Sea via a thrilling backward plummet.
While you are at Epcot, visit the tea shop in United Kingdom, as well as Snow White’s well in the Germany Pavilion.
Take a splash on Kali River Rapids® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park, while observing effects that logging can have on the water and the environment.
On opening day of Disneyland® Park, Walt Disney had to make a difficult decision between how he wanted to use water in the parks - operate the bathrooms or the drinking fountains. He chose the bathrooms. Discuss this story. Would you have chosen differently?
Visit Disney’s Blizzard Beach and Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Parks where you can enjoy a fun-filled day with water and friends as you cool off under the hot Florida sun. Swim, snorkel or learn to surf with your fellow Girl Scouts.
Look at waterways used for transportation around the Walt Disney World Resort. Boats are a popular way to travel between and throughout the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels. You can find boats in many locations, including World Showcase at Epcot, between Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Yacht & Beach Club Resorts, Disney’s BoardWalk Resort, Transportation and Ticket Center and the Magic Kingdom Park.
Journey - It’s Your Story–Tell It! A World of Girls
At Magic Kingdom Park, meet Princess Tiana at Liberty Square® or find many other Disney Princesses at Town Square Theater.
As you walk through Cinderella Castle, take a look at the murals depicting Cinderella’s story.
Ride “it’s a small world”® and observe the girl dolls representing cultures from around the world.
Take off on Peter Pan’s Flight® and keep a look out for Wendy and Tiger Lily to see how they influence Peter Pan’s story.
Head over to Mad Tea Party in Fantasyland®, where you might have the opportunity to meet Alice, a girl just like you!
At Epcot, take a journey on Spaceship Earth and see what the future might hold for you.
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Make a stop in China at Epcot and look for Mulan, one of Disney’s strongest female leaders.
Stop by The Land Pavilion and watch Circle of Life – a 20-minute film hosted by Simba, Timon and Pumbaa. Learn how different plants and animals are important to the environment. What do you learn from the film that can help improve the lives of girls around the world?
At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, experience the stories of two Disney Princesses as you watch Beauty and the Beast—Live on Stage and Voyage of the Little Mermaid.
Participate in Disney Channel Rocks! where you can help tell a story by singing, dancing and rocking along to music from Disney Channel movies and shows.
Discover a big, blue, beautiful world as you watch Finding Nemo - The Musical at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. What roles do the female characters, such as Dory, and Nemo’s mom, Coral, play? Visit Conservation Station and Affection Section at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Speak to veterinarians and animal caretakers about their stories and the animals they care for.
Visit the drumming area in the Africa section of Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Here you can tell a story by playing various African drums with your sister Girl Scouts.
Journey - It’s Your World–Change It! Brownie Quest
Visit Swiss Family Treehouse to see how the family created solutions to everyday problems. What creative ways were they able to do some of the regular things you do at home each day? How does their treehouse look like your home?
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Go behind the scenes of animated Disney Classics at The Magic of Disney Animation at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Visit the Animation Academy at DisneyQuest® Indoor Interactive Theme Park and draw your very own Disney character.
Meet characters from your favorite Disney animated films at meet and greet locations throughout the Theme Parks. Walk through the Animation Gallery merchandise location at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Learn about perspective drawing by checking out the Streets of America at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Use what you see and learn to make your very own perspective drawing of the Theme Parks. Try drawing the same object from several different perspectives. The Walt Disney World Resort is home to many unique works of art, such as Cinderella Castle at Magic Kingdom Park and The Tree of Life at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park.
Visit The Art of Disney at Downtown Disney® Marketplace to view masterpieces and learn about how to display your own works of art once you return home.
Legacy - Athlete Practice with Purpose It takes a lot of endurance to keep your body moving. Watch Move It! Shake It! Celebrate It! Street Party at Magic Kingdom Park and dance along for the entire parade. Try building up your endurance in the pool at your Resort Hotel by swimming laps as a troop.
The Walt Disney World Resort is home to many marathons, competitions and sporting events. These events take place year-round at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex and throughout the Theme Parks. Visit disneysports.com for more information on upcoming events you can view and maybe even participate in.
Legacy - Citizen Inside Government Get a global view as you walk around World Showcase at Epcot. Each pavilion offers shops, attractions and restaurants that represent the culture and cuisine of these 11 countries. Cast Members at each pavilion act as ambassadors from their respective countries. Have a conversation with some of them about what it is like to live in the United States versus their home country.
Visit The Hall of Presidents at the Magic Kingdom Park to learn more about our government and hear inspirational words from our country’s leaders.
Head to The American Adventure at Epcot for a stirring exploration of America’s past. Observe the powerful ways we can shape the future of our country.
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Legacy - Cook Simple Meals
Try out healthy new foods by sampling flatbreads or international cuisine around World Showcase at Epcot. Get ideas for what to cook when you return home – don’t forget to ask your parents for help! You can also get some additional options during the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival. Visit disneyworld.com for event dates and details.
Expand your palette by trying one new food each day. Challenge your troop to see who can build the healthiest meals and snacks at the Walt Disney World Resort. Ask to chat with a Disney Chef when you are dining at a Disney restaurant.
Legacy - First Aid Junior First Aid
Just like in your own home town, the Walt Disney World Resort has security, first aid and other services ready to help Guests at all times. Talk with a First Aid or Security Cast Member to learn more about handling emergencies and the importance of calling 911.
To prepare for your arrival at the Walt Disney World Resort, make a first aid kit to carry with you. What kind of things might you need? (Hint: you might want to include sun block, bandages, ointment and pain reliever.) Ask an adult for help in preparing and using this kit. Pack it in your backpack and you are ready for a day in the Theme Parks! Hopefully, you are healthy and well during your trip at the Walt Disney World Resort! Talk with your troop about minor illnesses that could occur, such as a sore throat or upset stomach, and how to avoid and treat them. Where will you go for help while you are here at the Walt Disney World Resort? Can you find these locations on your Theme Park maps? Ask a Disney Lifeguard at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon or Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park for some water park safety tips! Disney Security and First Aid Center Cast Members will also have some ideas for you to stay safe on your trip. What new tips did you learn that you can take home to your community?
Legacy - Girl Scout Way Junior Girl Scout Way
Adding appropriate music to an event or occasion is a way to make things extra special. How does the music in the parades, shows and rides add to the experience? Pick some of the Girl Scout songs you know to sing during your trip. Attend the Chip ‘N Dale sing-along or watch the Voices of Liberty at The American Adventure to give you inspiration to pick the perfect music for your Girl Scout events.
It’s always time for celebrations at the Walt Disney World Resort. Celebrate being a Girl Scout by making a difference in the parks, whether it is by picking up a piece of garbage or helping someone find where they are going. Share your good deeds with others and explain why such actions are at the heart of Girl Scouts.
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You can celebrate many of life’s special moments here at the Walt Disney World Resort – from birthdays to family reunions to weddings and more! If you are celebrating something, be sure to pick-up a celebration button from Guest Relations in the Theme Parks or from the Front Desk at your Resort Hotel. Make sure to wish other Guests wearing buttons a congratulations on their celebration!
And don’t worry if it isn’t your birthday, you can celebrate your UN-Birthday with a spin on the Mad Tea Party at Magic Kingdom Park.
Share your traditions with other Girl Scouts you meet at the Walt Disney World Resort. Sing some of your favorite Girl Scout songs and talk about your favorite aspects of Girl Scouting.
Walt Disney World Resort, like the Girl Scouts, has many traditions. All Cast Members begin their Disney career by taking a class called Traditions. This first day orientation connects new Cast Members to our Company’s past, present and future. Ask a Cast Member about the history of The Walt Disney Company.
Legacy - Naturalist Flowers Flowers are used to create excitement and add an element of design to the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels! From Mickey Mouse’s head at the front of the Magic Kingdom Park, to the hanging orchids as you enter Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park, flowers can be seen throughout the Walt Disney World Resort. Check out how Disney’s Horticulturists have used a variety of arrangements to create a rainbow of colors through all of the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels.
Take time to smell the flowers as you walk from Future World near Journey Into Imagination With Figment toward World Showcase Lagoon. All of the roses are labeled so you can identify them and share your favorite with your troop.
Visit Living with the Land at Epcot to see how flowering plants go from the greenhouse to the restaurants throughout Epcot. As you journey through the greenhouses, you will see flowering fruits that you can eat at Sunshine Seasons, just outside the attraction.
The Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival gives you a chance to see even more amazing flowers and themed topiaries. There are also seminars and demonstrations to attend hosted by gardening experts. Visit disneyworld.com for event dates and details.
It’s Your World – Digital Arts Digital Photographer
Walt Disney World Resort is a great place to capture your memories and experiences. Snap pictures of your favorite rides and places, or even your favorite food. Make sure to capture some photos of your troop having fun throughout the Theme Parks.
Check out the Disney PhotoPass® service pick-up locations to see how photos taken by Disney PhotoPass Photographers can be edited to add a touch of Disney magic.
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Visit photo booths around the Walt Disney World Resort where your photo can be added into a magazine cover, puzzle or movie scene with a touch of Disney magic.
DisneyPhotoPass.com has great tools for creating your own digital album of photos from your
trip. With an adult’s help, check it out online at home. Be sure you have your Disney PhotoPass® cards from your trip to upload your digital memories!
Disney PhotoPass® photographers are stationed all over the Walt Disney World Resort, ready to
capture your memories with a snap of a camera. Visit the Disney PhotoPass® locations around the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels to capture pictures of your group in front of Cinderella Castle or with some favorite friends at a Disney Character meet and greet location. Don’t forget
to grab a free Disney PhotoPass® card so you can view your photos in the Theme Park or on your computer at home.
It’s Your World – Healthy Living Staying Fit
Bring a pedometer along on your Disney trip to count your steps and make it your goal to walk 10,000 steps each day. Who in your troop took the most steps?
The Walt Disney World Resort is a great place to get active. There are plenty of opportunities for walking, swimming, hiking and even biking throughout the Theme Parks and resort Hotels. Get active as a troop by sharing these experiences together!
It’s Your World – Performance Musician
To get into the musical mood, head to Magic Kingdom Park and visit Mickey’s PhilharMagic. This dazzling spectacle features colorful animation set to soaring music.
Visit ImageWorks, an interactive play area located at the exit of Journey Into Imagination With Figment at Epcot. Explore your imagination as you create magical music by waving your arms and moving your body. To learn more about specific instruments, visit the interactive queue at
the Haunted Mansion® in the Magic Kingdom Park. Touch a wall with images of instruments and hear the sound each one makes.
Experience music in different cultures with a cruise on “it’s a small world”® at the Magic Kingdom Park. Listen to the theme song in multiple languages.
Journey around World Showcase in Epcot and notice the music that is played in each country’s pavilion. Share your observations with your troop.
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The Walt Disney World Resort is full of live musical performances. Talk to your group about what type of music interests them and then check out the Festival of the Lion King or Finding Nemo -The Musical at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Listen to the Voices of Liberty at Epcot, check out performances of Disney Channel Rocks!, The Voyage of The Little Mermaid, or Beauty and the Beast – Live on Stage at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. As you wander down Main Street
U.S.A.® at the Magic Kingdom Park, stop and listen to the Dapper Dans Barbershop Quartet.
Walt Disney World Resort hosts a variety of student musical ensembles. Check out Waterfront
Stage at Downtown Disney® Marketplace, or see if any marching bands are parading at Magic Kingdom Park. Your school’s choir or band could also come to perform. Check out DisneyPerformingArtsOnStage.com for more information.
It’s Your World – Science & Technology Entertainment Technology
Head to the Animation Academy at Disney’s Hollywood Studios for an expert lesson on how to draw Disney characters. Try making a flip book or thaumatrope with your new animating skills!
Experience the latest in video game technology at the Videogame Playground, located at
Innoventions® West in Epcot. Compete against your favorite sports teams, challenge a villain to a duel or embark on a one-of-a-kind adventure with some of your favorite Disney Characters. Become a part of the action, as you and up to 3 friends record your image, which is then placed in the video game you play.
Roller coasters aren’t just fun–they’re also educational! At DisneyQuest® Indoor Interactive Theme Park, put on your engineer hat and use your knowledge of motions and physics to digitally design a rollercoaster. Then go inside a simulator and ride your creation.
When you visit Epcot, ask a Cast Member about the differences between the Green and Orange
versions of Mission: SPACE®. Ride both versions and experience the difference for yourself. Why is the Orange version more intense?
Learn about blue screen technology at the end of Space Mountain® at Magic Kingdom Park. As you exit the ride, you get the opportunity to play in front of a green screen and see yourself projected in space.
Experience the Haunted Mansion® at the Magic Kingdom Park to see if you can identify where the Pepper’s Ghost illusion was used to create some spooky magic.
It’s Your World – Storytelling Scribe
When you return home, write about your favorite experience at Disney or about your trip overall. Use a lot of detail so that you can share the memory with someone who has never been to the Walt Disney World Resort before.
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Have each member of your troop write an article about their trip. You can take turns interviewing each other or interview a few Cast Members while you are on your trip. Write an essay about your Disney experience. Talk about a favorite ride or a really cool person you met. Include some facts and history along with your feelings and thoughts.
Compile all of the poems, articles and essays about your trip into a newsletter to share with
friends and family. For a unique twist on this, ride Spaceship Earth® at Epcot where you create a unique story about your future. At the end, you can email the story to yourself so you can share it with others.
It’s Your Planet – Craft Jeweler
Check out the colorful beads made from recycled paper, located by Rock’n Roller Coaster® Starring Aerosmith at Disney’s Hollywood Studios and in the African Outpost area of World Showcase at Epcot.
Get inspired by viewing the jewelry in the shops throughout World Showcase. What differences in style and material do you notice from country to country?
It’s Your Planet – Do It Yourself Gardener
Disney’s Horticulturalists work hard to maintain the landscaped areas throughout the Walt Disney World Resort. Can you spot some of the landscaped areas as you explore the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels?
During the spring, Epcot plays host to the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival. Check out all of the themed topiaries, gardens and seminars to learn more and get inspiration for your own garden. Visit disneyworld.com for event dates and details.
Visit Rosie’s All-American Café at Disney’s Hollywood Studios where a victory garden is on display.
Get an up close and personal look at creative gardening techniques while visiting Living with the Land at Epcot.
It’s Your Planet – Investigation Detective
Practice your detective skills by completing Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom at Magic Kingdom Park. Can you note on your Theme Park map where the clues took you?
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It’s Your Planet – Outdoors Camper
Head to the campfire movie held each Friday and Saturday evening at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. Arrive early to watch Cast Members start the campfires and learn how to safely do it yourself. Visit disneyworld.com for dates and details.
Practice cooking over the fires at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. Purchase all you need for hot dogs and smores, or get creative and bring ingredients to make fun foods on a stick or in foil. Be sure to have an adult’s assistance to stay safe while cooking over the fire.
Go on a hike at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park or at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. On your hike, practice Leaving No Trace and make notes on the animals and plants you encounter.
Gather around the campfire at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. Disney Cast Members will also start you off with a sing-a-long, and possibly, a visit from some special guests.
Try out some outdoor fun by boating, fishing or horseback riding at the Resort Hotels. Visit disneyworld.com for details on recreation options for your troop while you are on your trip.
It’s Your Planet – Practical Life Skills Independence
Walt Disney World Resort is so large that it has its own transportation system. Get comfortable with public transportation by using the Walt Disney World Resort Transportation buses, water crafts or monorail system. Find ways to get from place to place with an adult’s help.
Practice independence by packing your own suitcase for your trip. Consider the weather and your activities when making your clothes selections. Then, each night of the trip, select and lay out your outfit for the next day. Pack a small sewing kit and stain remover for emergencies.
It’s Your Story – Adventure Geocacher
While there may not be caches within the Walt Disney World Resort, plan a scavenger hunt with other Juniors or complete Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom.
It’s Your Story – Animals Animal Habitats
Visit Affection Section at Rafiki’s Planet Watch® in Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to study farm animals up close. You can even assist with their care by brushing their hair with the provided tools.
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Check out Kilimanjaro Safaris® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park and learn about the wild animals that live at the Walt Disney World Resort. What types of habitats do you see and what animals live there together? Be sure to bring your camera to document your findings.
You can gain additional information about Animal Habitats from one of the many Conservation Cast Members at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park. They are located throughout the park’s animal attractions to answer your questions.
You can see where Disney’s horses live at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground at the Tri-Circle D Ranch Stables. Many of the horses that live there work throughout the Walt Disney World Resort. You can tour through the stables to see where the horses reside and learn about The Walt Disney Company’s horse history.
It’s Your Story – Creative Play Playing the Past
Gain inspiration for creating a character of your own as you travel through the Walt Disney World Resort. Check out the traditional Japanese kimonos in World Showcase at Epcot. Learn about Susan B. Anthony in The American Adventure at Epcot. Do you see inspiration in the costumes that the Disney Cast Members also wear? How do their outfits create the feeling that you are back in time?
It’s Your Story – Innovation Product Designer
Visit Innoventions® at Epcot to explore and interact with emerging technology.
Be inspired to let your imagination be your guide at Journey Into Imagination With Figment at Epcot.
It’s Your Story – Manners Social Butterfly
Expressing gratitude is a very important part of being a social butterfly. Practice saying “thank you” around the Theme Parks and notice when other guests and Cast Members use it. How does it make you feel?
Write a thank-you note to your troop leaders and families for helping with your trip to the Walt Disney World Resort. You can even get creative and add some of your photos.
Financial Literacy – Financial Literacy I Business Owner
The Walt Disney Company is one of the many companies respected for their Guest service. Pay attention to the Cast Members with whom you interact and take notes on what great Guest service techniques you see. Discuss with your troop how to integrate these into your cookie sales. .
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Financial Literacy – Financial Literacy II Savvy Shopper
Write down your short-term spending goals while at the Walt Disney World Resort. Decide how much you should spend on wants vs. needs. Determine what you want to spend on food, activities and souvenirs. Continue setting and following these goals when you return home.
Journey - It’s Your World–Change It! Agent of Change
Meet with Disney Princesses at Town Square Theater in Magic Kingdom Park. Ask the Princesses about their inspiration and accomplishments.
Visit The Hall of Presidents in Liberty Square and see our country’s leaders. Could you be the future first female president? What qualities do the American Presidents possess that made them great leaders for change?
Stop at the China Pavilion in Epcot and visit Mulan – one of Disney’s strongest female leaders.
Test your imagination by designing a thrill ride at Sum of All Thrills in Innoventions® at Epcot. Use an interactive touch screen that lets you determine height and speed while adding features, such as dips and corkscrew turns. Once built, climb aboard your very own design in a 4-D robotic simulator.
Learn how to be a leader in caring for the environment during Ellen’s Energy Adventure and
experience some role playing as a lead astronaut on Mission: SPACE®.
Visit The Magic of Disney Animation at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Meet a Disney animator and try your hand at animating a classic Disney character on your own or in a small group.
Journey with Ariel on her path to becoming a leader at Voyage of the Little Mermaid. Join Belle as she uses her intelligence and compassion to make her own happily-ever-after in Beauty and the Beast—Live on Stage.
At Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park, visit Conservation Station and Affection Section where you can talk to Disney Conservation and Animal Care Cast Members about being a leader and caring for animals.
Visit DisneyQuest® Indoor Interactive Theme Park, where you can work with your crew to rescue stranded colonists in a futuristic other-world scenario on Invasion! An ExtraTERRORestrial Alien Encounter. Or battle supervillans as you fly through a virtual reality comic book on Ride the Comix. Check out CyberSpace Mountain, where you can become an engineer by designing and riding your own rollercoaster.
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Journey - It’s Your Story–Tell It! aMuse
Ask Disney Cast Members about the different responsibilities they have in their roles at the Walt Disney World Resort. In what ways does each Cast Member make their role unique to their skills and passions?
Use your Theme Park guide maps to determine where you can meet Belle or Mulan. Chat with them about defing all odds to follow their dreams. As a troop discuss the many ways that these Disney Princesses use the attributes of bravery and intelligence to redefine their characters.
Journey – It’s Your Planet–Love It! Get Moving
Head to Ellen’s Energy Adventure at Epcot to learn about energy conservation. How is this global issue addressed through the presentation on the attraction? What ways can you use energy more efficiently?
Experience Kilimanjaro Safaris® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to observe animals and their habits. In what natural ways are the animals you see creating and absorbing energy?
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Legacy - Artist Comic Artist Animated films are comic books in motion. Explore the creative process of Walt Disney and other Disney animators at Walt Disney — One Man’s Dream. Here, you can gain an understanding of the combination of stories and images.
Visit The Magic of Animation at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Meet a Disney animator and learn how to draw one of your favorite Disney Characters. Look at various drawing books in the Animation Gallery and discuss the different skills needed to create this form of art.
Stop and take a peek in Casey’s Corner on Main Street, U.S.A.® in the Magic Kingdom Park and watch a few classic black and white Disney cartoons.
Legacy - Athlete Good Sportsmanship
Challenge yourself to face a thrilling Disney Theme Park attraction like Expedition Everest®,
Space Mountain®, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror™, or Mission: SPACE®. Choose an experience that you would normally decline. Share the mental tricks you used to overcome your fears and what other methods helped convince you to push your limits.
At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, go participate in the audience or audition at The American Idol
Experience®. Reflect on the methods you or the performers used to face an audience. Discuss the competitive element and personal accomplishment of the performer.
Legacy - Citizen Finding Common Ground
Explore World Showcase at Epcot and visit a country other than your own. After observing the surroundings, find a Cast Member working there. Have a conversation with them about the differences between living here and living in their home country.
Throughout your day, use all three Decision Methods to help decide your itinerary. Make decisions on where to eat, which attractions/shows to experience, or which park to hop to next.
For some inspiration, visit The Hall of Presidents at the Magic Kingdom Park and The American Adventure at Epcot to witness some of the greatest debaters in American history.
Legacy - Cook New Cuisines Visit The Hollywood Brown Derby at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Ask a Cast Member about the significance of this restaurant and find out what signature menu items are offered and why. Visit World Showcase at Epcot to sample foods from other countries. Go to the pavilion of the country you are interested in or simply explore until you see a new and unique menu item you would like to try. There are even more options from around the world during the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival. Visit disneyworld.com for dates and details.
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Legacy - First Aid Cadette First Aid
Our First Aid Cast Members are prepared to treat many types of minor injuries. Ask them what steps they take to treat these issues.
Ask a Disney Lifeguard at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon and Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Parks, or your Resort Hotel for some water safety tips. What gear do they have on hand to assist and treat Guests that need first aid?
Guest safety is our #1 priority at the Walt Disney World Resort. What are some of the safety features you notice in the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels? Where can you go for assistance and who should you talk with in case of an emergency while you are here at the Walt Disney World Resort? Can you find these locations on your Theme Park maps?
Legacy - Girl Scout Way Cadette Girl Scout Way
Ask around and see if other troops will be visiting the Walt Disney World Resort while you are here. Arrange to meet up and sing your favorite Disney songs. While here, be bold and initiate an impromptu songfest where both fellow Girl Scouts and other Disney Guests can join together and share in the music.
Just like Juliette Gordon Low, many Disney Princesses embody courageous characteristics. Mulan sacrifices her safety for her family. Tiana defies all odds by saving her wages to pursue her passion. Join Belle at Disney’s Hollywood Studios in Beauty and the Beast- Live on Stage. Afterwards, discuss the actions that make Belle courageous.
Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground offers amazing camping opportunities and community bonding experiences for Guests. During the evening, attend Chip ‘N Dale’s Campfire Sing-A-Long followed by a movie under the stars where you can roast marshmallows and hot dogs over an open fire. After the event be sure to help clean up your area.
Legacy - Naturalist Trees
Visit Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to gain an understanding of the importance of trees.
Experience the Kilimanjaro Safaris® and learn about the Baobab trees and how they contribute to animal life. Explore jurassic plant life as you journey down the Cretaceous Trail. Check out the garden exhibit at Conservation Station and see the different habitats for various species.
Go backstage on the Behind the Seeds tour at The Land Pavilion in Epcot to better understand the purposes of roots. Visit The Swiss Family Treehouse to see how the family created solutions for everyday problems. How did they creatively use the tree to create a sense of home?
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It’s Your World – Digital Arts Digital Movie Maker
Capture your Disney memories by filming a day here. Whether it is in the Theme Parks or at your Resort Hotel, film interesting highlights of your day and edit them together into a final film.
Explore the ways that Disney flms are brought to life in the Disney Theme Parks. Many of our favorite Disney stories are based off of fairytales. Find one of your favorites and bring it to life in your own way.
The Walt Disney Company has produced many cherished films throughout its history. Disney is known for developing characters and bringing them to life on screen, as well as in the Theme Parks. Visit Walt Disney: One Man’s Dream and The Magic of Animation at Disney’s Hollywood Studios for some film making inspiration.
It’s Your World – Healthy Living Eating for Beauty
It can get hot here in Florida. Arrange for everyone in your group to have a portable water bottle and sunscreen. You can also attach a string or a clip to easily transport these items while you are in the Theme Parks!
Discuss how you will plan to stay safe and eat healthy while at the Walt Disney World Resort. Take photos to document your trip and share with other troops! Explore the Magic of Healthy Living. Visit disney.go.com/magic-of-healthy-living for tips and tricks to live by.
It’s Your World – Performance Public Speaker
For some inspiration, check out The American Idol Experience® at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Watch and vote from the audience or even try auditioning for the show.
It’s Your World – Science & Technology Science of Happiness
Disney Theme Parks offer complimentary buttons to mark Guests’ special celebrations. When here, take notice of these buttons on others, comment and ask questions to recognize someone’s special day. Notice how you feel when you display these acts of kindness.
It’s Your World – Storytelling Screenwriter
Attend a movie night at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground or watch one of the many stage shows offered in the Disney Theme Parks. Make notes on what you do and don’t find entertaining and compare your notes with other members of your troop. What makes your favorite shows special and entertaining? Reference your Theme Park map and Times guide for more details and show times.
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Head to Disney’s Hollywood Studios to experience The Magic of Animation and Walt Disney: One Man’s Dream. Learn about how Walt got his start in the movie making industry.
It’s Your Planet – Craft Book Artist
Experience Spaceship Earth® in Epcot to learn more about the evolution of human communication. When and how did books play a role in how we communicate throughout the world today?
It’s Your Planet – Do It Yourself Woodworker
Check out woodwork in the African Outpost at World Showcase in Epcot, as well as Harambe in Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park.
It’s Your Planet – Investigation Special Agent
Become an apprentice sorcerer and set off on a quest to stop the Disney Villains from taking over the Magic Kingdom Park as you play Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom.
It’s Your Planet – Outdoors Trailblazing
The Walt Disney World Resort offers camping and a chance to learn about the outdoors. Before you arrive, research the various camping opportunities available at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground. Look at maps to see the trails available both there and at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Visit disneyworld.com for maps and details on the trails.
Have a blast hiking on one of the trails at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground or Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park! Be sure to pack your backpack with everything you need, including water, sun block, snacks, and a first aid kit. Don’t forget your camera.
It’s Your Story – Adventure Night Owl
Visit a Theme Park at night and see events only hosted after dark, such as the Main Street Electrical Parade, Wishes Nighttime Spectacular, or The Magic, The Memories and You! at Magic Kingdom Park. Watch IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth at Epcot and experience Fantasmic! at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. How do the Theme Parks look different at night?
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Watch the nocturnal owls at the Flights of Wonder show at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park.
Check out the stars as you experience a journey through the history of communication on
Spaceship Earth® at Epcot. How is the star effect achieved?
It’s Your Story – Animals Animal Helpers
Talk with a Cast Member at Rafiki’s Planet Watch® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park and learn more about how they care for the animals on the savannah. You may get lucky and get to watch a veterinarian exam.
You can see many animals in action at the Walt Disney World Resort. Check out the horses as they pull the trolley down Main Street, U.S.A. in the Magic Kingdom Park and birds showing their entertaining side in the Flights of Wonder show at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Can you spot any other animals at work, in nature or assisting people, throughout the Theme Parks?
Experience the Kilamanjaro Safaris® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to see and learn more about animals in their natural habitat. At The Land Pavilion in Epcot, watch the Circle of Life film to learn more about how humans and animals are connected.
It’s Your Story – Creative Play Field Day
Get inspired by watching some of the many competitions that take place at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. Visit DisneySports.com for dates and details on upcoming events.
It’s Your Story – Innovation Entrepreneur
Experience The Great Piggy Bank AdventureSM at Epcot to learn about saving and spending money wisely. Share your experiences with your troop. How will this information help you develop your business ideas?
It’s Your Story – Manners Netiquette
Practice your netiquette by sending an email to friends and family at the end of Spaceship
Earth® at Epcot. See if you can locate additional attractions that feature this option so you can send your memories through email.
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Cookie Business – Cookie Business II Marketing
To learn more about brand identity and marketing, study The Walt Disney Company. What logos or images do you think of when you think of Disney? What makes the Company stand out among its competitors? Learn more about the history of Walt Disney by visiting Walt Disney: One Man’s Dream at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.
Financial Literacy – Financial Literacy I Budgeting
Before you come to the Walt Disney World Resort, decide how much of your money you’d like to spend, save or give. What types of purchases are important to you? Then, make a list of ways you’d like to spend your money and decide how much you’re willing to spend on things such as food, souvenirs or activities. Try to stick to the guidelines you made.
Financial Literacy – Financial Literacy III Financing My Dreams
In your daily life, you see people working a variety of jobs and the Walt Disney World Resort is no exception. Talk with your fellow Cadettes about jobs that interest you. While you’re in the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels, pay attention to Cast Members’ jobs and ask them what they do and how they got there.
Learn more about what it takes to finance a vacation. Visit disneyworld.com, with the help of an adult, to explore the offerings at the Walt Disney World Resort to plan and price your experience.
Journey – It’s Your Planet–Love It! Breathe
Ride Soarin’TM in Epcot for adventure from an unique point of view. How does this attraction stimulate your senses? Does your sense of sight and smell help create the feeling you are somewhere else?
Experience Journey Into Imagination With Figment in Epcot to see how the imagination can be inspired by the five senses.
Journey - It’s Your Story–Tell It! Media
Check out the old billboards on Hollywood Boulevard at Disney’s Hollywood Studios for some examples of vintage-style marketing campaigns. Compare these with the newer images and
ads near ABC Commissary and The American Idol Experience®. How are these images similar and different?
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Get a glimpse into how a movie, commercial or television show is produced by experiencing
the Studio Backlot Tour and Lights, Motors, Action!® at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. You will be able to learn about the people, technology and concepts that have to come together to produce a successful show.
Journey - It’s Your World–Change It! aMAZE!
Being a leader in challenging situations is a key role of the President of the United States. Visit The Hall of Presidents at the Magic Kingdom Park. Listen to some inspirational words from our country’s past and present leaders as they have guided our country through conflicts and towards peace.
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Legacy - Artist Collage
Many collages can be found throughout the Walt Disney World Resort. At the Magic Kingdom Park, you can watch The Magic, Memories and You! and view a photo collage take center stage on Cinderella Castle. At Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park, view the collage of animals carved into The Tree of Life or check out a large collage of animals on the
entrance walls to Rafiki’s Planet Watch®. Preserving memories allows for you to fondly reminisce over your experiences and allows you to fully describe the depth of your trip to others. Use the items that you collected on your trip, including photos, tickets, maps and more to create a collage that will fuse the magic of Disney and your memories in a creative medium.
Legacy - Athlete Cross-Training The Resort Hotels offer many exercise trails to explore, featuring beautiful views of the Walt Disney World Resort. Visit disneyworld.disney.go.com/recreation/jogging-trails/ to plan your jogging adventure.
The Walt Disney World Resort is home to many marathons, competitions and sporting events. These events take place year-round at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex and throughout the Theme Parks. Visit DisneySports.com for more information on upcoming events you can view, and maybe even participate.
Legacy - Citizen Behind the Ballot
The Walt Disney World Resort offers many experiences and attractions that celebrate America’s heritage. Watch The American Adventure at Epcot to learn more about Susan B. Anthony and voting rights for women. Experience different speeches from our past and present Presidents at The Hall of Presidents at the Magic Kingdom Park.
Legacy – Cook Locavore
The Walt Disney World Resort has many cultural dining options, including Boma – Flavors of Africa at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge. Use your creativity to create multiple dishes with the same secret food or create multiple salads with different ingredients. Consider how you can do this with local food at home. The Land at Epcot features many attractions to inform us about eco-friendly decisions and local growing options such as hydroponic gardening. Ride Living with the Land for a greenhouse tour to see the produce that is grown and used all over the Walt Disney World Resort. You can also take a more in-depth experience with the Behind the Seeds Tour. Learn how the produce grown at The Land goes from the greenhouse to Epcot restaurants.
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Legacy - First Aid Senior First Aid Guest safety is our #1 priority at the Walt Disney World Resort. What are some other safety features you notice in the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels? Where can you go for assistance and who should you talk to while you are here at the Walt Disney World Resort? Can you find these locations on your Theme Park maps? What roles do you observe at the Walt Disney World Resort that relate to First Aid?
Legacy - Girl Scout Way Senior Girl Scout Way
Explore Rafiki’s Planet Watch® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Learn about conservation and ways that you can beautify the environment. Ask Cast Members what steps are taken at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to preserve the environment.
Legacy - Naturalist Sky
Mission: SPACE® at Epcot is a motion simulator ride that gets you as close as you can get to blasting off into space. This attraction simulates what an astronaut might experience during a space flight. Get your troop together and see if you can complete your space mission to Mars!
The Walt Disney World Resort offers several different space themed attractions. Be sure you
get the full space experience by riding Spaceship Earth® and Mission: SPACE® at Epcot, as well as Space Mountain at the Magic Kingdom Park. All three of these attractions provide learning experiences while you wait in line and interactive activities at the attraction exit.
It’s Your World – Digital Arts Website Designer
Gather content while you are visiting the Walt Disney World Resort. If you stay at a Resort Hotel, check out the “Must Do Disney” channel. Stacey, the host, will take you all over property and show you the best of the best at the Walt Disney World Resort. Use her ideas as inspiration for your own blog. Get out and experience all the Must Do attractions, so you can write about it.
The Walt Disney World Resort is the subject of many blogs and fan sites. See if you can create a blog that will showcase your trip.
It’s Your World – Healthy Living Women’s Health
Explore the products and items throughout merchandise locations in World Showcase at Epcot. From perfume and makeup in France to charms and scarves at Morocco, you can get a feel for beauty rituals around the globe. Be sure to ask the Disney Cast Members about trends in their home countries.
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Once here, the Walt Disney World Resort offers an experience to cleanse and revive our mental palettes so that we can become more stable in our health, through enjoying the serenity of the scenery and interaction with loved ones. Vacations at Disney offer a time for families and friends to bond with one another. Use the memories of your Disney trip to sustain happiness and control all facets of your health. And don’t be afraid to take a trip to one of the Disney Spas for a little pampering, too!
It’s Your World – Performance Troupe Performer
Here at the Walt Disney World Resort the entertainment of animation and films come to life through live performances. Festival of the Lion King and Finding Nemo – The Musical at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park are great options. Analyze elements of performance that you think contribute to fantastic performances and compare with the others in your troop. Check your Theme Park maps for show locations and times.
Disney uses the power of performance to bring every aspect of the Walt Disney World Resort to life. Throughout the Disney Theme Parks, the concept of performing transcends the stage. Performance elements help create the atmosphere throughout the theme parks, from horse-drawn carriages at Disney’s Port Orleans Resort to background music that is played throughout the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels.
It’s Your World – Science & Technology Science of Style
Visit the shops in Norway and France to learn about the science behind perfume making. Compare your favorites with the other girls in your troop. Try to create your own scent once you’ve returned home.
Traveling the globe allows you to experience different cultures, styles and fashion trends. World Showcase at Epcot allows you to experience trends throughout the world with just a quick walk around the World Showcase Lagoon. Take some time and chat with Cast Members in each pavilion to learn about beauty trends in their home countries.
It’s Your World – Storytelling Novelist
At Disney’s Hollywood Studios, allow the artwork at The Magic of Animation and Walt Disney: One Man’s Dream to inspire your creativity. Analyze techniques that the artists use to differentiate between villain and hero. How will this inspire you as you write your story?
Get inspired by some classic novels and check out Tom Sawyer Island and The Swiss Family Treehouse at the Magic Kingdom Park. How are these attractions similar to the books they are based on?
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The Walt Disney World Resort offers many attractions that conceptualize and connect the plots of our favorite Disney movies. Explore how Walt Disney Imagineering, the team responsible for bringing attractions to life, condensed the stories and consider how they chose the scenes.
How do these chosen scenes contribute to the plot of the feature film? Consider what literacy techniques were used in Disney’s storytelling.
It’s Your Planet – Craft Textile Artist
Visit Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park and direct your attention to the decorations of Africa and Asia. You will find many rugs and clothes hanging from balconies. Compare these findings to the textile arts at Mexico and Morocco in World Showcase at Epcot. Note the differences between texture, style, versatility and pattern. How are they similar and different?
Disney uses unique decorations to establish character in different locations throughout the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels. Authentic artwork contributes to an accurate portrayal of the culture represented. All of the textile art that you find at the Walt Disney World Resort is original or created in an authentic manner. Take some photos of examples to share with your troop!
It’s Your Planet – Do It Yourself Room Makeover
Explore World Showcase at Epcot to experience different designs from around the world. Discuss your favorites and analyze what elements appeal to you - the artwork, the furniture, the colors, or is it something else?
It is hard to understand your reaction to styles if you are not exposed to them in person. From Cast Member costumes and landscaping to architecture and art, different elements create the ambience and immerse you into a specific environment. Be sure to photograph or sketch some ideas to take home from your Disney trip.
It’s Your Planet – Investigation Truth Seeker
Many vacationers blog about their trips to the Walt Disney World Resort. Before coming, create a subject for your own blog; some ideas could include finding “Hidden Mickeys” or seeing the ghost
horse hooves at the Haunted Mansion® in the Magic Kingdom Park.
It’s Your Planet - Outdoors Adventurer
Explore Rafiki’s Planet Watch® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. This attraction offers many educational and enlightening insights on the environment and conservation. You can also get a peek backstage and learn how the animals at the park are cared for!
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Work as a team as you embark on the Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom at Magic Kingdom Park.
Be inspired by the conservation efforts at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Brainstorm ideas on how you can promote the conservation cause at home. How will you make a difference using some of the principles you have seen here?
As you travel through the Theme Parks, take photos to capture a digital photo series of your journey. Sort these photos into topic groups and sequence them to help narrate your trip. You can also visit DisneyPhotoPass.com to share your adventure using your Disney photos. Make
sure to keep your Disney PhotoPass® Card to upload more memories.
It’s Your Planet - Practical Life Skills Car Care
Walt Disney World Resort offers many exciting car-themed attractions. Check out Test Track - Presented by Chevrolet at Epcot and design your own custom concept vehicle, then buckle up
and push your design to it’s limits. Learn more about cars at Lights, Motors, Action!® at Disney’s Hollywood Studios as professional stunt drivers share some of their driving tricks and safety tips. Don’t forget to take a drive around Magic Kingdom Park at the Tomorrowland Speedway.
It’s Your Story – Adventure Traveler
Explore all the options that the Walt Disney World Resort has to offer, online at disneyworld.com. From recreation, attractions, resorts, dining and special events, there is something for every girl.
Examine the costs for your trip to the Walt Disney World Resort including travel, food, lodging and recreation. Visit disneyworld.com for itinerary ideas and pricing to plan a trip that meets your needs.
Check out Theme Park and Resort Hotel maps online before you arrive, to plan your trip with your troop! You can even order custom maps, at disneyworld.com, to commemorate your trip and mark the attractions that you want to visit or have already visited. Be sure to save them in a scrapbook later.
The Walt Disney Company believes in creating memories. Let your Disney memories live on by documenting your experience with the magical photos you took on your trip.
Take a stroll around World Showcase at Epcot to gain inspiration for a future trip abroad. You can even take a photo to inspire your planning. Ask Cast Members what travel tips they have as you dream of your next travel experience.
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It’s Your Story – Animals Voice for Animals
Visit the Tri-Circle D Ranch & Farm at Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground and see Disney horses. Many of the horses that live here work in the Theme Parks. You can tour through the stables to see where the horses reside and learn about The Walt Disney Company’s horse history.
You can see many animals in action at the Walt Disney World Resort. Check out the horses as they pull the trolley down Main Street, U.S.A. in the Magic Kingdom Park and birds showing their entertaining side in the Flights of Wonder show at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park. Can you spot any other animals at work, in nature or assisting people, throughout the Theme Parks?
It’s Your Story – Creative Play Game Visionary
Experience a uniquely Disney scavenger hunt by searching for “Hidden Mickeys” throughout the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels. “Hidden Mickeys” are often Mickey Mouse silhouettes that are hidden in art, architecture, landscaping and more. How many can you find and photograph for your scrapbook?
Become an apprentice sorcerer and set off on a quest to stop the Disney Villains from taking over the Magic Kingdom Park as you play Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom.
It’s Your Story – Innovation Social Innovator
Explore various issues through attractions at the Walt Disney World Resort. In Epcot, you can see
how emerging technology is helping to improve our world at Innoventions®. Learn about the latest gardening techniques on Living with the Land in The Land Pavilion. Discover the importance of energy on Ellen’s Energy Adventure.
It’s Your Story – Manners Business Etiquette
Complete this badge at home and use your experience to guide how you interact with Cast Members at the Walt Disney World Resort. While roaming the Theme Parks observe how Cast Members work together. Take note of traits you hope to embody in your future work experience.
Financial Literacy – Financial Literacy I Financing My Future
Visit Walt Disney: One Man’s Dream at Disney’s Hollywood Studios to learn about Walt’s career experience and how he achieved his dreams.
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Experience The Great Piggy Bank AdventureSM at Epcot to learn about how to save and spend your money wisely. How can you use this model to assist with your future plans?
Financial Literacy – Financial Literacy II Buying Power
Planning a trip to the Walt Disney World Resort takes research. Compare costs for travel and resorts, keeping in mind the accommodations offered and how it fits your troop’s travel plans. Visit disneyworld.com for more pricing and trip planning information.
Planning the itineraries and budget for a trip to the Walt Disney World Resort provides you with a great perspective on financial literacy. By examining your current situation and preparing your trip within your budget, you will become aware of how and where to allocate costs. How were you able to maximize your funds?
Journey – It’s Your Story–Tell It! Mission: Sisterhood!
Make note in your journal of the attractions, shows or areas that exemplify friendship. “it’s a small
world”® at the Magic Kingdom Park or World Showcase at Epcot are two great examples of areas that focus on friendship. What additional examples of friendship can you find?
Head down Main Street, U.S.A.® in the Magic Kingdom Park and take a group photo in front of Cinderella Castle to have an iconic snapshot of your Girl Scout friendships.
Journey – It’s Your World–Change It! GIRLtopia
Talk to Cast Members at World Showcase in Epcot to learn about what life is like for girls in their home country. What similarities and differences do you notice?
Experience The American Adventure in Epcot to discover how American citizens have driven change in our country. How was their journey similar and different from your own?
Journey – It’s Your Planet–Love It! Sow What?
Visit The Land in Epcot and learn about the sustainable farming of plants and fish on the Living with the Land boat ride. For a more in-depth look at the greenhouses at The Land Pavilion, take the Behind the Seeds tour.
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Legacy - Artist Photographer
Visit Walt Disney: One Man’s Dream at Disney’s Hollywood Studios to learn more about Walt Disney’s life story and see the photographs from his journey.
When visiting the Walt Disney World Resort, be sure to ride attractions that give you a unique
perspective for your photography. At Magic Kingdom Park, attractions like the Tomorrowland®
Transit Authority People Mover, Dumbo the Flying Elephant® and Aladdin’s Magic Carpet Ride®
allow you to take pictures from above. Check out the Disney Photopass® photo locations, which offer picture perfect scenery. (Be sure to have a wrist or neck strap for your camera so you can safely capture these photos.)
Ride Space Mountain® at the Magic Kingdom Park or Expedition Everest® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park and check out the photos of Guests in action at the end of these attractions. Try capturing photos of the parades or even of yourselves as you walk through the parks to create your own action shots. Take photos of your experiences at the Walt Disney World Resort and compile them into an album or slideshow to share with everyone back home. You can look back on this album for years to come. Visit DisneyPhotoPass.com for ideas and inspiration on photo projects with a touch of magic. Watch The Magic, The Memories and You at the Magic Kingdom Park. This whimsical show projects photos on Cinderella Castle. Observe the cool things you can do with photos. Check your Theme Park Map and Times Guide for show times and details.
Legacy - Athlete Coaching
The Walt Disney World Resort is home to many marathons, competitions and sporting events. These events take place year-round at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex and throughout the Theme Parks. Visit DisneySports.com for more information on upcoming events you can view and watch some sports coaches in action.
Legacy - Citizen Public Policy
Head to Ellen’s Energy Adventure at Epcot to discover more about energy conservation. How is this global issue addressed through this attraction?
Wildlife conservation is an important issue throughout the world. Experience Kilimanjaro Safaris®
and visit Rafiki’s Planet Watch® at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Park to learn more about how you can advocate for animals and the environment. Head to The American Adventure Pavilion at Epcot for a stirring exploration of America’s past. Witness some of America’s most important stories, from the Boston Tea Party to World War II, the writing of the Declaration of Independence to the civil rights movement.
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Legacy - Cook Dinner Party
To gain inspiration for a dinner party menu, travel around World Showcase at Epcot and sample new dishes. There are even more options from around the world during the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival. Visit disneyworld.com for dates and details.
Visit a Signature Dining restaurant at the Walt Disney World Resort. Pay attention to how your food is served and get ideas on presentation and garnishes. Visit disneyworld.com/dining for information on Disney Dining and to make a dining reservation for your trip.
Go on the food tour offered at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge to taste new exotic foods and see the creative ways the Disney Chefs present the food.
Legacy - First Aid Ambassador First Aid
Guest safety is our #1 priority at the Walt Disney World Resort. What are some other safety features you notice in the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels? Where can you go for assistance and who should you talk to while you are here at the Walt Disney World Resort? Can you find these locations on your Theme Park maps?
Observe life guards and security Cast Members throughout the Theme Parks and Resort Hotels. Brainstorm ways you can make safety your focus.
Legacy - Girl Scout Way Ambassador Girl Scout Way
Talk with a Cast Member in World Showcase at Epcot about her heritage. Share details about the Girl Scout sisterhood with her. Share you findings with your troop.
Legacy - Naturalist Water
Think about all the important ways water plays into your life. You use it to stay hydrated, get clean and have fun in the pool. Try a new way of enjoying water by going snorkeling in Shark Reef at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park.
Enjoy the Fountain of Nations at Epcot and observe how the water is choreographed to the accompanying music. Be sure to check out the show in the day and night to observe differences in lighting.
Head to The Seas with Nemo and Friends at Epcot, where you can explore an aquarium, get up-close with sea creatures, and speak with Disney Cast Members regarding protecting the animals there in the wild.
Celebrate water by riding Splash Mountain® or Kali River Rapids®.
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Journey – It’s Your Planet–Love It! Justice
Learn about the environment and discover ways you can support conservation efforts at
Rafiki’s Plant Watch® in Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park. While at Epcot, check out Ellen’s Energy Adventure, Living with the Land, as well as Environmentality Corner and
Smarter Planet at Innoventions®.
Journey – It’s Your Story–Tell It! BLISS Live it! Give it!
Walt Disney World is a place where your dreams can come true. Visit Walt Disney: One Man’s Dream at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Discover how Walt’s dreams came true and how his legacy lives on in a magical reality for Guests visiting Disney Destinations across the globe.
Journey – It’s Your World–Change It! Your Voice Your World, The Power of Advocacy
Experience The American Adventure attraction at Epcot. Learn about Americans who became advocates for causes important to them. This stirring stage show takes you through defining moments in American history. Discover what people went through on their path to drive social and political change in our country. How can their stories inspire you as you begin your journey of advocacy?
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