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What are good questions for Girl Scouts for the kids?
It depends on who is asking the questions and why they are asking questions. If you are asking about becoming a Girl Scout: What activities do Girl Scouts do? How much does it cost to be a Girl Scout? What badges do Girl Scouts earn? When are the troop meetings? What Girl Scout level would I be? What is the Girl Scout uniform like? If you are going to be asking a Girl Scout questions about Girl Scouting: Who founded Girl Scouts? When did the first girl scout troop form? Why did you want to become a girl scout? Why do Girl Scouts sell cookies? If you are a Girl Scout and will be questioning the children: Who was Juliette Gordon Low? Who started Scouting? What do you want to know about Girl Scouts?
How many Girl Scout cookies should you order first?
When placing a personal order, it depends on the kinds of Girl Scout cookies you like the best. Order at least 2 of each favorite and 1 each of the other kinds. When placing a troop order, look at how many Girl Scout cookies the troop sold last year and how many girls were in the troop last year. Find the average amount sold per girl and order that number per girl for this year. If your troop has never sold before, try asking another troop that was a new troop last year or a troop of similar age to the girls in your troop. Find out what their average per girl was and base your order on that amount.
How do you become a juliette in girl scouts?
In Girl Scouts of the USA, a Juliette Girl Scout is a Girl Scout who is not a member of a Girl Scout Troop or Group. In order to become a Juliette you register for Girl Scouts and then let the membership registration person know that you want to be a Juliette Girl Scout. A Girl Scout can also become a Juliette when there are no longer have enough girls to have a troop or there isn't an adult willing to volunteer to be the troop or group leader. Again, let the membership registration person for your area or your Girl Scout council that you would like to be a Juliette. In other Girl Guide and Girl Scout organizations, they are known as Lone Scouts.
What is a typical day for Junior Girl Scouts?
A typical day for a Junior Girl Scout would be like any day for a 9 or 10 year old.As far as Girl Scout Junior activities, generally she would attend a troop meeting anywhere from one to four times a month and attend any Girl Scout events as determined by the troop.Much of what any Girl Scout or Girl Guide does is determined by the girls and the troop leaders. As Girl Scout Juniors, the girls should be starting to do planning of troop activities and budgeting of troop funds.A typical day for a Junior Girl Scout is:songsgamesnackScout leader plans something to dobadge worklast songannouncements (if any)they go home
Where is it a good idea to go with your Girl Scout money?
Making a decision of using Girl Scout money is a troop decision. The girls in the troop should make suggestions for places they would like to go, then check into how much it will cost and if the troop can afford to go, and then vote. As to the "where", there are many things to consider when making that decision. The level of the troop will limit how far you can travel. A local event would be cheaper than traveling a long distance. You need to find out if there are enough adults,a First Aider, and transportation. Find out what the girls in the troop are interested in. Places troops have gone with their Girl Scout money: Juliette Gordon Lowe's Birthplace in Savannah, Georgia Washington, DC - Girl Scouts sponsor a sing-along in Washington DC each June Disney World Disney Land Girl Scout Destinations - trips/events organized by Girl Scout councils with a topic or theme. Some are troop trips and some are individual trips. Camping - troop camping or residential camp or day camp
Are Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts a fun activity in Pennsylvania?
The answer to this question all depends on what you think of is "fun" and what kind of Girl Scout and/or Boy Scout experience you have. If you don't find a troop that does the kind of activities you like to participate in, then you might think it isn't fun. But if you find a troop that participates in activities you like and explores things you have never tried, you will have fun.
What do swedish people like to play for games as kids?
i dont know what they like to wear but i need to know for my girl scout troop because we are going to an international fair
What do Girl Scouts do?
We help the comunity! Also we get to experience and learn different things that will help us out in the world. Examples are that we learn to sew, cook, etc. We are taught to be good examples. We have field trips, sell cookies, have cookie booths, meetings, service projects, and a whole lot more!
What if your a ten year old boy and your asked to join your sister's girl scout troop and you want to what should you do?
join some other kind of thing like cub scouts instead!
A group of actors or dancers?
The group of actors or dancer is called a troupe. Notice that the word looks like troop as in scout troop, and it is pronounced the same way.
What does a Girl Scout get for selling cookies?
Each Girl Scout council in America determines their product sale guidelines and what the Girl Scouts in their council receive for selling cookies. Each Girl Scout council retains some of the cookie profit and each troop receives some of the profit. Girl Scout councils also offer some type of incentives for selling various amounts of cookies. These incentives might be things like stuffed animals, key chains, toys, etc. The incentives might also include some form of credit which the girls may use for Girl Scout activities or might be an additional amount of profit for the troop. There are various awards and participation patches Girl Scouts may receive from Girl Scout cookie sales.
What do Girl Scout Co - Leaders do?
Girl Scout co-leaders can do as much or as little is needed. Co-leaders participate in all activities the troop does, as well as help the girls with things. Co-leaders act like teacher-aides; helping kids with crafts, helping with cleaning, and do anything the leader may ask you to do, (like putting the snack on plates, or getting the supplies.)
