A Girl Scout may to go an event with a different troop as long as:
1) the girl's parent gives permission
2) the troop leader of the other troop gives permission
3) there are enough adults attending with the other troop to meet the Girl Scout girl/adult ratios
4) the organizers of the event give permission
5) if transportation is needed, there are enough vehicles and adults to meet Girl Scout guidelines
6) the girl's own troop is not attending the event
7) the adults going with the other troop have the girl's paperwork with them
No. You will receive training through the local Girl Scout council. You will have other adults to work with and experienced troop leaders to go to for advice. You will also have council staff available.
Scout is different because she simply does not want to be a "lady". A southern girl her age at the time would wear dresses, sew, help their mothers with housework, and be expected to have great etiquette. Scout likes fighting, running, reading, and just hates being around ladies. A great example of this is at the party she attends.
Because the official Girl Scout handshake calls for you to hold up the Girl Scout hand in your right hand. Not sure about the Boy Scouts.
i am fairly certain this means at girls guide camp or at girls scout camp
For Girl Scouts of the USA, girls in grades 6, 7, and 8 are Girl Scout Cadettes.
because september is girls scout month
"Scout" is a gender-neutral name and can be used for both boys and girls. It is common as a unisex name and does not have a specific gender association.
no
The cheeky girls are different because of their different genes and although they may look the same they have different features . Every person inherits 23 chromosomes/genes from each parent , so 46 chromosomes/genes , also the cheeky girls can easily change their bodies ; dye their hair or have plastic surgery .
Scholarships are available for Girl Scouts, but it is best if they have earned the Girl Scout Gold Award. See Related Links for a link to Girl Scout scholarship information.
In English, a female parent is called a mother.
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