Showing posts with label girl scouts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label girl scouts. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

March at Old Strubrudge Village

Friday, March 5, Home School Day
Registration opens on February 5 for the next Home School Day, with a focus on maple sugaring.

"On Winter Home School Day we offer you and your children the opportunity to visit the Village and join in hands-on activiities and participatory programs. This is a great opportunity for children to gain exposure to many aspects of 1830s New England life in an interactive way.

On this Home School Day, learn about traditional winter work and play activities. See maple sugaring as it was done in the early 19th century. Learn about the history of maple sugaring from Molly Geet, an 1830s traditional Native American Doctress. Observe maple sugar being made and learn about how it was used in cooking."

They have a nice "explore and learn" section online whether or not you visit.

Also coming: Scout Days: Boy Scout Day, March 20; Girl Scout Day, March 27
Calling all Scouts! Online registration opens February 12 for Boy Scout Day, February 20 for Girl Scout Day. Got non-scouting siblings? Bring them, too!

Sunday, August 3, 2008

Going "green"?

A Girl Scout working on her Silver Award collected multiple useful websites, all aiming to help people live "greener" lives. You can see them from her website: cleangreenworld.info.

Friday, July 4, 2008

Websites for the GS leader in me

volunteer mileage petition


http://www.wagggsworldconference.org/en/news
I want this "100 year" graphic:
http://www.wagggsworldconference.org/en/news/903


http://www.onlivingbylearning.com/2008/06/26/art-activism-can-it-change-our-world/
http://www.onlivingbylearning.com/2008/06/02/mission-possible-girl-scouts-lead-change/
Silver Project Ideas:
http://gsleaders.org/files/a_silver.htm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xZtzFh3g0A

who could/would make a page like this for us locally:
http://www.ilcrossroads.org/downloads/1/2008_Adventures_May.pdf