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Your Girl Scout Equipment Catalog Items are available for check-out from the Resource Centers at: Balboa Service Center Escondido Program Center North Coastal Service Center Reserve and check out equipment Reservation process 1. Go to sdgirlscouts.org/equipment. 2. Choose which resource center you’d like to pick up from: Balboa, Your Girl Scout North Coastal or Escondido. 3. Look for the item or items you’d like to reserve. 4. Select the date and time you’d like to pick up your items. Resource Center 5. Follow the system prompts to complete your reservation. Something old Payment Historical uniforms We require credit card number for borrowed or rented items. The credit Past badge books card will not be charged unless items are not returned in good DVD of The Golden Eaglet, a silent promotional film from 1918 condition. Payment for rental items is due at the time of pickup. Something new Books, CDs, games, flags, cookie costumes Confirmation You’ll receive an emailed receipt immediately after completing your on- Patch information line reservation. Review this email carefully to ensure your reservation is Girl Scout forms to manage your troop complete and accurate. You can pick up and return items during our business hours. Please Something borrowed or rented visit sdgirlscouts.org/resource-center to confirm current hours for the Tents, chuck boxes, sewing machines, riding helmets, location of your choice; searches on Safari, Google, etc. may not provide up-to-date and correct information regarding hours and emergency GPS units are rented for a nominal fee closures. Borrow other equipment with credit card number as security Locations Property rentals ... • Balboa Campus rooms and cabins Balboa Escondido North Coastal • Escondido Program Center Campus Program Center Service Center • North Coastal Service Center 1231 Upas St. 3050 Las Palmas 5315 Avenida Encinas, • Our mountain properties, camps Winacka and San Diego, 92103 Escondido, 92025 Ste. 100 (619) 610-0745 Located inside Carlsbad, 92008 Whispering Oaks Kit Carson Park (760) 444-9011 (760) 740-2670 Drop us a line: [email protected] 1 Outdoor and Play Equipment Outdoor and Play Equipment Item Description Available at Item Description Available at Basketballs Set of 6 in a carrying tote. Balboa, EPC Mini-Lacrosse Compete using lacrosse sticks (which Balboa have long handles and mesh baskets) Beanbags Set of 12 in a carrying tote. Balboa, EPC, to catch and throw a rubber ball. NC Beanbag Toss Practice throwing skills by aiming Balboa Parachute Includes a variety of bean bags and Balboa Board at openings on this 3-square-foot (12 ft.) balls to toss, plus an activity book. For painted plywood board. 8-12 people. Bocce Ball Also called lawn bowling. Standard Balboa, EPC, Parachute Includes a variety of bean bags and Balboa, EPC, set. NC (24 ft.) balls to toss, plus an activity book. For NC 13-20 people. Compass for Demonstrate compass skills to a Balboa, EPC Trainer group with an oversized, non-working Parachute Includes a variety of bean bags and Balboa plexiglass model compass. (30 ft.) balls to toss, plus an activity book. For 20-24 people. Compass on Pocket-sized compasses for Balboa, EPC, Lanyard orienteering activities. Orienteering NC Pinewood This 3-lane plastic track is supported Balboa Instruction booklet is also available. Derby Track by a metal frame and needs about 15 feet of floor space. It comes unas- Cone Colorful plastic cones to define a Balboa, EPC, sembled in a 78" x 15" x 4" box. Truck space. NC or SUV reccommended for transport. Cup Stacking Compete to stack plastic cups in Balboa, EPC, Playground Set of 6. Balboa, EPC, specific sequences as quickly as NC Balls NC possible. Potato Sacks Set of 10 for relay races. Balboa, EPC, Disc Golf For use at the Kit Carson Disc Golf EPC NC Course, a set of 6 flying discs. Scarf Juggling Comes with an activity book. Balboa, EPC, NC Foam Balls Set of 6 very soft, lightweight balls. Balboa, EPC, Sports Bag In a bag, 2 playground balls, 2 soccer Balboa, EPC, NC balls, 2 basketballs, 1 set of bases, NC home plate, 3 yellow softballs and 2 Hoop Klippers Hula hoops can also be used as an Balboa, EPC, plastic bats. obstacle course or target. Klippers NC grab and hold hoops and in place. Tug-a-War Tug-of-war is a great team-building Balboa, EPC, 10 hula hoops; 6 Klippers. Rope activity. NC Hula Hoops Set of 10 in a carrying bag. Balboa, EPC, NC 4-Person Tent Easy-to-assemble tent with rainfly. Balboa, EPC, Provide your own tarp for underneath. NC Jump Ropes Variety of ropes for individuals and Balboa, EPC, Rental fee applies for this item. for groups, plus Chinese jump ropes. NC See online registration for pricing. 2 Drop us a line: [email protected] 3 Outdoor and Play Equipment Program Kits and Games Item Description Available at Item Description Available at Chuck Box Plastic bin with cooking pots, bowls, Balboa, EPC, Allowance Build financial literacy skills. Learn Balboa, EPC, utensils an cutting board Includes 3 NC Game how to save and spend allowance, NC buckets for dishwashing. make change and handle money. For Rental fee applies for this item. 2-4 players. See online registration for pricing Birdwatching Birds are everywhere, even in the Balboa, EPC, GPS Units Garmin eTrex. Includes batteries Balboa, NC Backpack city, so bird watching is the easiest NC and case. nature activity. Includes info sheets, Rental fee applies for this item. books, activity cards and binoculars. See online registration for pricing Brush Robot Use a recycled brush (included) to Balboa, EPC, make a robot. Explore the science of NC Horseback White Troxel brand helmets. Available Balboa energy. Riding Helmets in size small, medium and large. Rental fee applies for this item. Bully Free Card Get thinking and talking about what Balboa, EPC, See online registration for pricing. Game bullying is. A great addtion to the NC Megaphone Get attention and amplify your voice Balboa, EPC, R.A.N.T. program. For grades K-8. with this portable megaphone. Comes NC Button Maker Semi-professional "Badge-a-Minit" Balboa, EPC, with batteries. maker. Creates 2 1/4" metal button NC Pie Irons Cast iron square metal griddle on Balboa pins. a stick. Grill sandwiches and other Clean Water Conduct water purification experi- Balboa, EPC, goodies by heating on wood or Science Kit ments and learn to conserve water. NC charcoal fire. Contraptions Learn the science of gravity while Balboa, EPC, creating structures with KEVA planks. NC Feelings Cards Everyone needs to know how to Balboa, EPC in a Jar name and express feelings. Use as discussion starters, journaling prompts or icebreakers for groups. Girl Scout Talk Get people talking! Each card pres- Balboa, EPC, Cards ents a Girl Scout fact, then poses an NC intriguing question. 4 Drop us a line: [email protected] 5 Brownie Rental fee applies for this item. Balboa, EPC, Making Things See online registration for pricing. NC Zoom Kit Program Kits and Games Program Kits and Games Item Description Available at Item Description Available at Goldie Blox Rental fee applies for this item. Balboa, EPC, Leather Tooling Metal stamps, mallets and wooden Balboa, EPC Brownie See online registration for pricing. NC blocks used to carve leather. Comes Making Things with booklet. Zoom Kit Metal Metal stamps and hammers used to Balboa Goldie Blox Rental fee applies for this item. Balboa, EPC, Stamping Kit punch letters on metal washers or Daisy Making See online registration for pricing. NC dogtags. Comes in a tool kit; includes Things Move safety goggles. Kit Microscope Kit Includes batteries and a book. Balboa, EPC, Goldie Blox and Build with Goldie to help her solve Balboa, EPC, NC the Spinning problems. NC Paper Making Use these wood frames with plastic Balboa, NC Machine Rental fee applies for this item. Screen screen to make paper. Provide your See online registration for pricing. own blender and towels. Healthy An activity mat that teaches food Balboa, NC Helpings groups, nutrition exercise and other Penny Project Created by Girl Scouts to teach finan- Balboa, EPC, concepts, for groups of up to 30 girls. cial literacy skills. For girls age 6-8. NC Intergalactic Find out how to be a far-out friend. Balboa, EPC, Potato Clock How do you turn a potato into a Balboa, EPC, For ages 6-10, up to 6 players. NC Bracelet Race clock? This kit has the mechanics ... NC you supply your own potato! Knot Display Display board with samples of a Balboa variety of knots. Q’s Race to Help Q race to the top of his tree Balboa, NC the Top Board house while answering questions Knot Tying Backpack with set of ropes, Klutz Balboa Game and performing fun actions. Prac- Backpack book of knots and knot-tying chal- tice social skills and better behavior lenge cards. with questions designed to promote Knot Tying Kit Set of ropes and sample knots on EPC feeling identification and communi- cardboard. cation, manners, creative thinking, balance and coordination. For ages 3 Leadership Cards with wisdom for teens and Balboa, EPC, and up, one or more players. Lessons in adults, icebreakers, life lessons, NC Rubber A variety of rubber stamps to use Balboa, EPC, a Jar storytelling prompts and more. For Stamps with your ink pad or paint. NC grades 6 and up. Sewing Portable machine to be used on your Balboa Learn Flash cards and book to learn Ameri- Balboa, EPC Machine own table. Available September-June. American Sign can Sign Language. Rental fee applies for this item. Language See online registration for pricing.
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