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❧ 2 0 19 -2 020 The Guide BY THE NUMBERS During 2018-2019, Girl Scouts of Northern California made monumental strides. 38,114 Building courage, confidence, and character to make the Girls world a better place. 4.4Million 104 Gold Awards Our Girl Scout Leadership Experience culminates Packages of Cookies in the Gold Award, our highest honor for girls. The Girl Scout Cookie Program is the largest girl-led financial literacy program in the country. 11,500 3,839 Volunteer-led Troops Our council has more adult members than any other Girl Summer Campers Scout council nationwide. Attended 28 council- and volunteer-run camps across our 19 counties. 111,449 $271,246 Badges Earned Total Financial Aid Earning badges teaches girls Distributed to girls thanks confidence, self-reliance, and the to our generous donors. courage to try new things. *data as of 5/31/19 $ Del Norte Siskiyou ● EUREKA Shasta Humboldt Trinity ● REDDING ■ RED BLUFF Tehama KEY ● CHICO ■ OFFICE Glenn Butte ● OFFICE & SHOP Mendocino ▲ CAMP UKIAH ■ Lake CAMP TWO SENTINELS ▲ Sonoma Napa SANTA ROSA ● CAMP SUGAR PINE ▲ Solano Marin CAMP AREQUIPA CAMP BOTHIN▲▲ Contra Costa ▲ TWIN CANYON San ● ALAMEDA Francisco Alameda San Mateo ● SAN JOSE CAMP BUTANO CREEK▲ ▲CAMP SKYLARK RANCH GIRL SCOUTS CAMP HIDDEN FALLS ▲ Santa OF NORTHERN Clara CALIFORNIA SERVING 19 COUNTIES WITH 83 SERVICE UNITS. Become the best troop you can be! The new Girl Scout Playbook is your personal roadmap to success in Girl Scouting. Designed for new and veteran troop leaders of all Girl Scout levels, the Girl Scout Playbook guides you through planning your best troop year ever. It collects all the essential resources in one convenient place, and provides you with all the information, helpful recommendations, and tips you need to plan activities that are right for your girls and troop. The Girl Scout Playbook will help you build the sisterhood, relationships with supportive adults, and special experiences that are at the heart of Girl Scouts. Learn more at www.gsnorcal.org/playbook Visit the Volunteer Learning Portal (VLP) to level up as a leader for a safer, stronger, happier troop! Even superheroes need support! Visit the Volunteer Learning Portal for online and face-to-face trainings that empower volunteers with the knowledge, skills and confidence to deliver fun, safe, and meaningful Girl Scout experiences. Get started at training.gsnorcal.org Team up with the ❧Vlp +Vtk The new and improved Volunteer Toolkit (VTK) makes managing your troop easier than ever! With exclusive badge information, resources for planning meetings and completing badges, and tools that let you email families, track attendance, and more, your troop will be ready to rock and roll, no matter their level. learn more at www.gsnorcal.org/vtk T nts able of Conte ⚬ HOW TO USE THE GUIDE • 7 Learn about the Guide, information, important dates, and more. ⚬ THE ESSENTIAL GIRL SCOUT EXPERIENCE • 8 ⚬ THE SYMBOLS OF GIRL SCOUTS • 11 ⚬ AWARDS AND MENTORING • 12 ❧ ⚬ VENDORS IN PROGRAMMING • 16 ⚬ GSNORCAL SERVICE UNITS • 17 ⚬ ACTIVITY CALENDAR • 24 ⚬ 2019 COOKIE PROGRAM 1000+ PACKAGE ENTREPRENEURS • 20 ⚬ ENTREPRENEURSHIP • 38 Girl Scout product programs are the biggest financial leadership programs in the world for girls. Become a young businesswoman and power your future troop experiences. ⚬ OUTDOOR • 40 Adventure in the great outdoors is a core part of being a Girl Scout. ⚬ TRAVEL • 48 Travel broadens the mind and opens the heart, from local trips to travel abroad. ⚬ SERVICE • 50 Find an opportunity to inspire and give back to your community. ⚬ FUN WITH PURPOSE • 52 Explore new interests, see new sites, and discover the world together. ⚬ LIFE SKILLS • 54 Clear communication, financial wellness, first aid, crafting, and more: Girl Scouts is the place to learn practical life skills. ⚬ SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING & MATH (STEM) • 59 STEM skills today will prepare you for the challenges of tomorrow. ⚬ ADULT LEARNING • 66 Adults get the support they need and the fun they deserve. ⚬ INDEX OF PROGRAMS BY AGE LEVEL • 75 SYMBOLS The A symbol appears when adults can expect that the program will actively engage them. If a program does not AGE LEVELS EXPERIENCES have an Adult symbol, unless otherwise noted, girls still Daisies (K–1) Troop/Girl require a chaperone, but you can expect your role to be just that. Brownies (2–3) Adult + Girl Juniors (4–5) Family We have expanded our symbols to include those that help you identify the program content. Our national content Cadettes (6–8) Adult of Entrepreneurship, Life Skills, Outdoors, and STEM is Seniors (9–10) supported and supplemented by Girl Scouts' long history of Service as well as FUN! Ambassadors (11–12) Adults ★ New Program for 2019–2020 ◆ Badge or patch included 6 • THE GUIDE 2019-2020 ts Ta ten ADVENTURE & LEARNING ARE ON THE HORIZON ble on Looking to venture into the great outdoors, or committed to serving your community? Hoping to travel the state of C (or country, or world!), explore science, technology, and engineering, or hone your entrepreneurial instincts? Girl Scouts has it all covered, providing you with well-rounded programming that delivers the essential Girl Scout experience. So start planning your year—who knows what adventures are on the horizon? HOW TO USE THE GUIDE FOR TROOP LEADERS & OTHER VOLUNTEERS Council-led programs are a fantastic resource to deepen the To get the most out of the Guide, use it alongside the online experiences of girls over the course of your Girl Scout year. Activity Finder, which allows you to search for information There are plenty of badge- and Journey-based adventures, and events using specific interests or locations. It’s easy to as well as programs related to service and having fun with register for events online, access FAQs, and find detailed a purpose. Share it with your group of girls to find out what registration policies. their interests are for the year, and settle on a few outings FOR GIRLS that complement your troop goals. Are they excited about Sit down and take a look at all the descriptions of the more experiences than you can cover in just your regular experiences. Find the ones that are most exciting to you and troop meetings? Check in with parents to see if the troop can talk with your troop, troop leader, and parent/guardian about support the added experiences. Don't forget to keep an eye new adventures and skills you’d like to explore. out for trainings and workshops thropught the year! FOR PARENTS STAY TUNED Throughout the year we introduce new programs as Girl Scouts of Northern California has plenty of adventures opportunities arise, so stay up-to-date with the Activity Finder that are perfect for the whole household. You’ll find and watch for program details via email and social media. everything from family explorations to skills that will set your girl up for success. Scroll through the programs to get more Be on the lookout for big events that give girls acquainted with what GSNorCal has to offer your girl and opportunities to travel and meet other Girl Scouts from your family. all over Northern California! IMPORTANT DATES ⚬ SEPTEMBER 30, 2019 ⚬ OCTOBER 16, 2019 ⚬ FEBRUARY 15, 2020 Deadline for Gold Award Final Reports Golden Gate Bridging registration Destinations program deadline round 2. from girls graduating from 12th grade OR opens at 10 AM ⚬ FEBRUARY 22, 2020 her 18th birthday, whichever comes later. ⚬ OCTOBER 31, 2019 World Thinking Day Deadline for Silver Award Final Reports Juliette Gordon Low's birthday ⚬ MARCH 12, 2020 from girls graduating from 8th grade in Girl Scouts 108th Birthday 2019. Teams spanning multiple grades ⚬ OCTOBER–NOVEMBER 2019 Fall Product Program must go by the earliest deadline. ⚬ APRIL 25, 2020 Golden Gate Bridging Submit both Silver and Gold Award final ⚬ NOVEMBER 15, 2019 Destinations program deadline round 1. reports directly to the council online. ⚬ JANUARY–MARCH 2020 ⚬ OCTOBER 9, 2019 Girl Scout Cookie Program Registration opens for events run between January and September 2020. For updates, resources, and photos of our girls out adventuring, find @gsnorcal on Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, and Twitter! INFORMATION • 7 T h e E s s e n t ia l G ir l Sc out Experience From the youngest Daisy to the most accomplished Ambassador Girl Scout, all Girl Scouting is united around the same experiences. Rooted in best practices for positive youth development, and focused on the benefits girls of all ages receive through Girl Scouts, the Essential Girl Scout ❧ Experience is your roadmap to Girl Scout success. Through the Essential Girl Scout Experience, all girls follow a path of sisterhood, receive mentoring from supportive adults, and explore who they are through special experiences. 8 • THE GUIDE 2019-2020 SISTERHOOD Flourish in an all-girl, girl-led space where she can gain confidence and build healthy relationships with her Girl Scout sisters. SUPPORTIVE ADULTS Adult volunteers provide a consistent supportive presence in a girl’s life over time, making her feel valued and providing guidance and mentorship. T SPECIAL EXPERIENCES h e The special experiences she’ll have in Girl Scouts will expand her horizons, connect her to uniquely Girl Scout traditions, and help her discover who she is and who she wants to be. E s SIX TROOP FUNDAMENTALS s Sisterhood, supportive adults, and special experiences e happen through the six Troop Fundamentals. n Engaging your troop in these six areas will introduce them to a variety of activities, experiences, t and opportunities that will build new skills, strengthen
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