spring 2009 roadmap girls

Roadmap

Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland, Inc.360 Lexington RoadWichita, Kansas 67218www.kansasgirlscouts.org

Non-ProfitOrganizationU.S. Postage

PAIDWichita, KS

Permit No. 1106

Spring 2009Girl GuideJanuary ~ June

Girl Scout Center Shops Girl Scout Center Shops are the place to find handbooks, uniforms, insignia, resources and more.

Locations, contact information and hours: Amend Girl Scout Center Emporia 1200 Burlingame Road, 66801 Phone: (620) 342-4532 Email: [email protected] Toll Free: (800) 342-4532 Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fax: (620) 342-8066 Girl Scout Center Garden City 114 Grant Avenue, 67846 Phone: (620) 276-7061 Email: [email protected] Toll Free: (888) 900-7061 Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fax: (620) 276-7143 Girl Scout Center Hays 2707 Vine Street, Suite 8, 67601 Phone: (785) 625-5671 Email: [email protected] Toll Free: (888) 811-8832 Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fax: (785) 625-7695 Girl Scout Center Hutchinson 111 N. Walnut, Suite A, 67504 Phone: (620) 662-5485 Email: [email protected] Toll Free: (800) 495-5166 Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Fax: (620) 662-2532

Girl Scout Center Parsons (shop not available at this location). 221 S. 29th St. 67357 Phone: (620) 421-8382 Email: [email protected] Dieckhoff Girl Scout Center Salina 1550 S. Broadway, 67401 Phone: (785) 827-3679 Email: [email protected] Toll Free: (800) 888-0872 Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fax: (785) 827-6679 Girl Scout Center Wichita 360 Lexington Road, 67218 Phone: (316) 684-6531 Email: [email protected] Toll Free: (888) 472-3683 Fax: (316) 684-4141 Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.(June through August) Monday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Tuesday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (September through May)

All Girl Scout Center Shops will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the following Saturdays: April 4, 2009 and May 2, 2009.

Girl Scout Center offices and shops are closed December 24, 2008 through January 2, 2009.

2009 Spring Road MapGirl Scouts of Kansas Heartland 2009 Spring Road Map is the place to plan a journey for yourself or your troop. Inside you will find fun events for every Girl Scout age level. Programs are designed specifically with you in mind. Through these activities, you will be able to Discover yourself, Connect with others and Take Action in the community by participating in girl-led, hands-on and cooperative learning experiences.

As you browse through this guide, please remember:

• Younowhave80countiesto explore within our council. We encourage you to take advantage of exciting events and programs across nearly the entire state of Kansas.

• Youmayregisterforanyevent online. A Council Reservation Form is also available in the back of this guide; please make copies so there are always blank forms available.

• Thereservationformsmustbe sent to the Girl Scout Center where the event is taking place.

• Youdonotneedtofillout a Troop Trip Application form when registering for a council-sponsored event within Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland.

• ThisguideandtheCouncil Reservation Form are available at www.kansasgirlscouts.org.

Table of ContentsFAQ’s ...............................................................................................1-3•HowtoMakeaReservation ...................................................... 1

•WhoCanParticipate ................................................................. 2

•OtherImportantInformation .................................................... 3

At-A-Glance Event Guide ........................................................... 4-6

Girl Activity Guide (by month) ..............................................7-44•January ................................................................................. 7-9

•February ............................................................................ 10-18

•March ............................................................................... 19-28

•April ....................................................................................29-38

•May .................................................................................... 39-42

•June ........................................................................................ 43

Council Reservation FormReservation Form Options ~ Mom and Me 2009Financial Assistance Application

We’ve organized this guide by month to better help you plan ahead for all

the exciting events you’re goingto attend. We’ve also made it easier for you to

determine which age levels an event was designed for; just follow our handy legend below:

D – Girl Scout Daisies (grades K-1)

B – Girl Scout Brownies (grades 2-3)

J –GirlScoutJuniors(grades4-5)

C–GirlScoutCadettes(grades6-8)S – Girl Scout Seniors (grades 9-10)

A – Girl Scout Ambassadors (grades 11-12)

How do I make a Reservation? Carefully read the instructions on how to make a reservation. Then register online or use a Council

Reservation Form (located in the back of this guide) and follow the instructions at the top of the formaccording to whether you are registering as a troop/group or individual. Please make sure to meet the

reservationdeadline.Therewillbea$5latefeeonallprogramsunlessotherwisenoted.

Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis unless otherwise stated. If a session is full, you have the option of being placed on a waiting list.

Note: Due to limited space and the nature of these activities, tagalongs cannot be accommodated, unless noted otherwise.

Reservation Options:Online at www.kansasgirlscouts.org•Thisisthefastestandeasiestwaytomakeareservationforanevent.•Eachfamilyandthetroop/groupwillhavearegistrationaccount.Thisaccountcanbeusedfortraining or event reservations. New accounts will be created as members of the troop/group register for Girl Scouts. Passwords will be e-mailed to the e-mail address on file (parents of individual girls or leader for troop accounts)orcanberequestedbycallingtheGirlScoutCenter–Wichitaat(316)684-6531or (888)472-3683.•Fullpaymentforthereservationisrequiredandcanbemadebye-check,VisaorMasterCard.•IfyoudonothaveaccesstotheInternet,herearesomeoptions: – Computers are available at some of the Girl Scout Centers during office hours Monday through Friday. –Otherlocationssuchaslibraries,schoolsandcommunitycentersmayhavecomputerswithaccessto the Internet and our Web site.

By Mail•CompletetheCouncilEventReservationForminthebackoftheRoadMapandmailorbringittothe Girl Scout Center where the event is taking place (noted next to the program contact). •Fullpaymentmaybemadebycheck.Pleasedonotmailcash.

By Phone•CalloneoftheGirlScoutCenterlocationstomakeareservation.E-check,VisaorMasterCardrequired for phone reservations.

Payment Options:Checks or e-checksYoucanmailatrooporindividualcheckwithyourreservationformorgoonlinetologontoyourfamilyortroop/group reservation account and pay by e-check. All checks will be processed as e-check transactions that withdraw directly from your checking account. Make checks payable to Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland (GSKH). By entering this information online or providing a check as payment, you authorize Girl Scout of Kansas Heartlandtoprocessaone-timeelectronicfundstransfer(EFT)ordraftdrawnonyouraccount.Ifyourcheckdoes not clear your bank, it will be charged back against your family or troop/group account along with a $30servicechargeandanyadditionalbankcharges.Yourreservation(s)willnotbecompleteuntilthistotalamountispaid.Call(316)684-6531withanyquestionsregardingelectronicfundstransfers.

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Credit Card or Debit Card •Goonlinetologontoyourfamilyortroop/groupreservationaccountanduseacreditcard(forfamily accounts only) or debit card to make a payment. Credit cards are not approved for troop use.•Youmayalsopaybycreditcardordebitcardinpersonorbyphone.

Cash•YoumaypaybycashifbringingyourformdirectlytoaGirlScoutCenter.•Donotmailcash.

Cookie CreditsCookieCreditsmaybeusedforcouncilevents;reservationsmustbemadebeforeNov.15,2009.CookiecreditsexpireNov.15,2009.

Event Reservation Deadlines: AllprogrameventreservationsbeginDec.22,2008..Checkeacheventforreservationdeadline.Reservationsmustbereceivedby5p.m.thedateofthereservationdeadline*. Some events fill quickly and may be closed before the reservation deadline. In this case, the participant may be placed on a waiting list. Go online to check for event openings or call the Girl Scout Center. When events are filled to capacity, registration automatically closes.

*LateFee:Thereisa$5latefeeonallprogramsunlessnotedotherwise.

Who can participate in events and programs?•RegisteredGirlScoutsandadultscanparticipateinanyprogramthatisage-levelappropriate

(unless otherwise noted).

•GirlsandadultswhoarenotcurrentlymemberscanregisterasGirlScoutsandattendalleventslisted in the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Road Map. A girl or adult is registered when the GSUSA registration form and $10 have been received at the Girl Scout Center. Troop/group leaders must also be registered members of GSUSA and have on file a volunteer application, references and criminal background check.

•Troopreservationsrequirethattroopadultsbeinattendance.Individualgirlswhoregisterforeventsarenot required to be accompanied by an adult (unless otherwise noted).

•Mostprogramscannotaccommodatewalk-ins;therefore,walk-inswillbeallowedonlyatselectevents which are noted.

Tagalongs: Due to limited space and the nature of these activities, tagalongs cannot be accommodated, unless noted otherwise. Tagalongs are defined as individuals of any age who are not registered Girl Scouts or a registered Girl Scout attending an event specified for an age level that is different from her age level.

Participants with Special NeedsWhen registering, please indicate if there will be girls or adults attending who have special needs. Advance notice will help staff and volunteers who are planning the event to make any necessary arrangements to accommodate special needs.

Financial AssistanceAssistance is available for girls who may not otherwise be able to participate in Girl Scout events. Assistance may be requested for troop/group dues, uniforms, books and council programs. Application forms for financial assistance are available online at www.kansasgirlscouts.org or in the Girl Scout Centers. Financial Aid requests must be submitted four weeks prior to the event and approved before making a reservation.

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What if an event is cancelled or I need a refund?Event CancellationsEventcancellationsmayhappenduetolackofreservationsorweather.Inthecaseoflackof

reservations, participants will be notified. If an event is cancelled because of weather or some other unforeseen circumstance, the council will notify radio and television stations of the cancellations. Make sure to check an event’s status before assuming it is cancelled; sometimes the weather that affects your area may not affect the location where the event is taking place.

Event RefundsRefunds less a $10 non-refundable fee are provided for events when (not applicable for event fee under $10 and may not be applicable for event deposits that have been paid):•Agirlmovesoutofcouncil.•Agirliscertifiedillbyaphysician.•Thereisadeathinthefamily.

Full refunds are issued when:•Agirlisnotplacedintheprogrambecauseitisfull.•Aneventiscancelledduetolackofreservations.•Awrittennotificationisreceivedsevenbusinessdayspriortotheeventdate.

Refunds will not be issued when:•Depositsforeventfacilities,transportationoraccommodationshavebeenpaid.•Programcostisunder$10.•Agirlisano-show.•Agirlleavesearlyduetohomesickness,parent’srequestorcancelsfornon-medicalreasons.•WrittennotificationhasnotbeenreceivedbytheGirlScoutCenterwheretheprogramistakingplacewithin seven business days prior to the event date.

To receive a refund:•NotifytheGirlScoutCenterwheretheprogramistakingplace.•Sendawrittennotificationsevenbusinessdayspriortotheeventdate.Pleasestatethereasonforthe cancellation.•Acknowledgementofrefundwillbesent.Cookiecreditswillbeappliedtothefamilyreservationaccount.

What else do I need to know?“Safety-Wise”

“Safety-Wise” is a Girl Scouts of the USA publication containing health and safety guidelines for Girl Scout programs. Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland abides by these guidelines to help ensure a safe and sound

program experience that will protect and maintain the well-being of every Girl Scout.

Capacity of EventsCapacity may be determined by any or all of the following: age level of participants, space, facilities, consultants or program resources. If an event is full, or if there is a problem with your reservation, you will be contacted.

Confirmation NoticesEventconfirmationnoticesarenotsentunlessnotedotherwise.CheckavailabilitybygoingonlineorcallingtheGirl Scout Center. Those who register by mail will be notified only if girls/troops did not get placed.

Lost and Found ItemsEveryeffortwillbemadetoreturnanyitemslostandfoundatcouncileventstotheoriginalowner. Lost and found items from an event will be held for pickup for three weeks in the Girl Scout Center. After that time unclaimed items will be donated to a worthy cause.

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At-A-Glance Guide

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January 2009 Date Name of Program Age Level Location Page # 3 ESUWomen’sBasketballNight DBJCSA Emporia 7 9 Stretch it to the Max JCSA Hutchinson 7 16 Stretch it to the Max JCSA Larned 7 24 Dancin’Divas BJ Starwoods 8 24 WinterWonderlandDance DBJCSA Emporia 8 30 SweetheartDance DBJCSA Salina 8 30-31 FabulousYou C Starwoods 9

February 2009 Date Name of Program Age Level Location Page # 2 Basic Program Aide C S A Wichita 10 3 First Flight B Starwoods 10 5 FirstFlight B Starwoods 10 6 SweetheartDance DBJCSA GreatBend 11 7 First Flight - 10 A.M. B Starwoods 10 7 First Flight - 1 P.M. B Starwoods 10

7 DowntheRabbitHole DBJCSA Emporia 11 7 SewitSimple J Wichita 11 7 DreamDinners J Wichita 12 7 Dream Dinners C S A Wichita 12 7 Rube Goldberg Workshop S A Starwoods 12 7 S.W.A.P.S.101 DBJCSA CampHazen 12 7 WillYouBeMyValentine?CraftDay DBJCSA Holcomb 12 9 Troop Program Aid C S A Wichita 13 13-15 Quest JCSA DodgeCity 13 14 Ready,Set,Jet DBJCSA Starwoods 13 14 Ready,Set,Jet-TourGuides C S A Starwoods 13 14 Princess Tea Party D Colby 14 14 Disney Princess Party D B Garden City 14 14 OlderGirlCongress-WinterSession C S A Colby 14 14-15 Life...NotfortheWeakofHeart C S A Colby 15 16 Girl Scout Style Cook-off C S A Starwoods 15 20 SewitSimple JCSA Hutchinson 15 20-21 Outside-InCamping B Starwoods 17 20-21 Overnight–MuseumofWorldTreasures B Wichita 16 21 Princess Tea Party D Hays 14 21 WorldFriendshipFair DBJCSA Salina 16 21 WorldThinkingDay DBJCSA Hutchinson 17

21 MusicTheatreBadgeWorkshop JC Wichita 17 24 First Flight B Starwoods 10 27-28 Outside-InCamping J Starwoods 17

28 Knit1,Pearl2 DBJCSA GardenCity 18 28 It’sYourWorld.Changeit! C S A Salina 18 28 OutdoorMadness,IndoorStyle D Wichita 18

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March 2009 Date Name of Program Age Level Location Page #

1 WSU Women’s Basketball DBJCSA Wichita 19 6-7 OvernightatExplorationPlace J Wichita 19 7 Artin3-D J Wichita 20 7 MolditBold J Wichita 20 7 Mall Madness C S A Emporia 20 7-8 Tricks&TreatsLeaderRetreat V Starwoods 20 9 Amer. Red Cross Baby-sitting Clinic JCSA Hutchinson 21 9 Bowl-a-Rama DBJCSA Garden City 21 11-12 SpringFling-SessionOne DBJCSA Camp Hazen 21 12 Happy Birthday-Skate Party DBJCSA Garden City 21 13-14 GirlsNightOutSlumberParty C S A Russell 22 14 Groovy Girls DBJCSA Garden City 22 14 Mother/DaughterDayOut DBJCSA Hutchinson 22 14 DayatExplorationPlace DB Wichita 23 14 PaintingandDrawing J Wichita 23 14 Lyle,LyleCrocodileTheatreEvent BJC Salina 23 14 Sports Sampler DBJCSA Garden City 23 16 AroundtheWorldinOneDay DBJCSA Dodge City 24 16 Amer. Red Cross Baby-sitting Clinic JCSA Pratt 21 17 CritterCamp DB CampDoubleE 24 17 CritterCamp J CampDoubleE 24 17 CarStar-GetRevvedUp! CS Wichita 24 18 WonderfulWorldofArt DBJCSA GardenCity 25 18-19 SpringFling-SessionTwo DBJCSA Camp Hazen 21 18-19 TeenSpringFling C S A Starwoods 25 19 Point,ClickandGo B Emporia 25 19 Computer101 J Emporia 25 20 GirlsJustWannaHaveFun DBJCSA Liberal 26 20 PoodleSkirtsandJukeBoxSockHop DBJCSA Pratt 26 21 Wild Times at the Zoo B Wichita 26 26 Gold Award Workshop S A Wichita 26 26 Silver Award Workshop C Wichita 27 27-28 OvernightatKansasLearningCenter J Halstead 27 27-28 FancyNancyLock-In B Salina 27 28-29 MuseumTrek-Part3 B Hays 28 28 PrincessParty D Starwoods 28 28 PrincessParty B Starwoods 28 28 ScrapIt BJCSA GardenCity 28

April 2009

Date Name of Program Age Level Location Page # 3 Zoom into Air D B Larned 29 3-4 MissionPossible J Starwoods 29 4 It’s My Future C S A Garden City 30 4 ScienceDiscovery J Independence 30 4 X-Treme Smoky Hill-High Course C S A Hays 30 4 Springtime Crafting DBJCSA Garden City 30

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April 2009

Date Name of Program Age Level Location Page # 4 QueensoftheDutchOven JCSA Salina 31 4 Night at the Crown C S A Wichita 31 6 Peer Leadership Training S A Wichita 31 9 Basic Program Aid C S A Wichita 32 11 LegoRoboticsWorkshop J Starwoods 32 11 Lego Robotics Workshop C Starwoods 32 16 Troop Program Aid C S A Wichita 32 17-18 Father/DaughterCampout DBJCSA Camp Hazen 33 18 MomandMe2009 DBJCSA Hays 33 18 Dolls,Dolls,Dolls! DB Salina 34 18 FlowerPower D Starwoods 34 18 DayatExplorationPlace J Wichita 35 18 TheWorldIsYours BJCSA GardenCity 35 19 OlderGirlCongress,Service,Auction J-5C S A Oakley 35 19 SilverandGoldAwardWorkshop CSA Oakley 36 24 Scrap It DBJCSA Camp Hazen 36 24-25 BeHealthyBeHappyOvernight B Halstead 36 25 IBelieveICanFly BJ Salina 37 25 IBelieveICanFly CSA Salina 37 25 WildTimesattheZoo J Wichita 37 25-26 ProgramAid-OutdoorSkills C-8SA HillCity 37 25-26 MallMadness J Emporia 38

May 2009 Date Name of Program Age Level Location Page #

1 S.W.A.P.S. 101 DBJCSA Salina 39 1-2 Mall Madness JCSA Hutchinson 39 2-3 Spring Camporee B Camp Tablemound 40 2 Wild Times at the Zoo B Wichita 40 2 SunflowerSummerCampPrepDay C-8SA Hays 40 3 YoungWomenOfDistinction CSA Starwoods 40 8-10 EstesParkTrip C-6 EstesPark,Co 41 9 DaisyDay D CampDoubleE 41 9-10 OutdoorMadness J CampFourWinds 41 9-10 OutdoorSkillsforCampAids CSA CampFourWinds 42 15 ZoomintoAir DB Hutchinson 42 16 WildTimesattheZoo J Wichita 42 30 Critter Camp JCSA Stafford 42

June 2009 Date Name of Program Age Level Location Page #

5-6 Part2-ThreePartCampout J Atwood 43

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January 2009

Stretch it to the Max J C S A

Howcanenergycomefromarubberband?Haveyouevershotarubberbandintotheair?Howfaritgoes depends on how far you stretch it and how big the rubber band is. Design and build a rubber band-powered vehicle that is light, can travel far, and can carry a load as far as possible. After you design, build and modify your vehicle, you will put it to the test against other vehicles designed by other girls.

Where/When: Hutchinson Friday,Jan.9,2009 Code: 5-SMH 7 to 9 p.m. Hutchinson Middle School 7 210E.Ave.A,Hutchinson

Larned Friday,Jan.16,2009 Code: 5-SML 7 to 9 p.m.

United Methodist Church 701 Main St., Larned

Cost: $5pergirl

Reservation Deadline: Friday,Dec.19,2008

Capacity: 100 girl maximum, 20 girl minimum

Contact: DebbieRippie,(620)662-5485

Emporia State Women's Basketball NightD B J C S A

ComecheerontheEmporiaStateHornetWomen’sBasketballteam!YoumustwearyourGirlScout uniform or a Girl Scout event shirt to get into thegameforFREE.Allaccompanyingadultsgetintothe game at a discounted rate of $4. An adult must accompany individual girls and a troop leader for troops. Make sure to stick around after the game for anexclusiveone-on-oneQ&Aandautographsession with the coaches and team. Come preparedwithquestions!Teamposterswillbeavailable after the game for autographs.

When: Saturday,Jan.3,2009 Code: 3-ESWB 5to8:30p.m.

Where: William Lindsey White Auditorium 111W.SixthAve.,Emporia

Cost: Free for girls with Girl Scout uniform or event shirt


Additional Information: Arriveby5p.m.toensureseating before the game starts.

Contact: AmyMillerorLindaJones,(620)342-4532

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Capacity: 200personmaximum,50personminimum

Additional Information: Adultmalemustbe18yearsof age or older; no boyfriends. No late reservations and no walk-ins.

Contact: AmyMillerorLindaJones,(620)342-4532

Father and Daughter Sweetheart DanceD B J C S A

Come enjoy a night filled with wonderful

memories and pure enjoyment. A

disc jockey will provide the tunes for you and your dad (or special guy) to dance the night away. Punch and sweet treats will

be provided. A photographer

will be available for those who want

to purchase portraits of this memorable night.

When: Friday,Jan.30,2009 Code: 2-SDS 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Where: Salina Bicentennial Center, Heritage Hall 800TheMidway,Salina

Cost: $15percouple,$5foreachadditionalgirl

Reservation Deadline: Friday,Jan.23,2009

Capacity: 400 couple maximum, 125coupleminimum

Additional Information: Fee includes dance, snack and patch. Check-in and pictures will begin at 7p.m.Adultmalemustbe18yearsofageorolder;no boyfriends.

Contact: VesaCunningham,(785)827-3679

Dancin’ DivasB J

KansasNewmanUniversity’sCheer&Dancesquad will be on hand to teach fun and energized routines. Brownies will work on the Dancercize Try-It whileJuniorswillworktowardsmeetingrequirementsfortheSportsSamplerBadge.Juniorparticipantsmay complete the Sports Sampler Badge by participating in a sports equipment drive and donating a new piece of sports equipment. When: Saturday,Jan.24,2009 Code: 4-SDD 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Where: StarwoodsOutdoorCenter 7800S.103rdSt.W.,Clearwater

Cost: $12 per girl


Capacity: 200girlmaximum,50girlminimum

Additional Information: Lunch will be provided. Eventt-shirtsareavailableforanadditional$10 and should be ordered when registering for event. Adults required.

Contact: MelissaLoibl,(316)684-6531

Dad & Daughter Winter Wonderland DanceD B J C S A

Come spend the evening with your dad, uncle or grandfather. Dress up for a wonderful night of dancing and bonding with your dad. At this winter themed dance, you will be able to experienceentertainingmusicfromaDJ,earna patch, get your picture taken with your dad, have fun, and enjoy some tasty treats.

When: Saturday,Jan.24,2009 Code: 3-WWD 7 to 9 p.m.

Where: Sacred Heart Church Parish Hall 101CottonwoodSt.,Emporia



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Fabulous YouC

Fabulous…you know you are, so why not show theworld?GetstartedonyourGirltopiaLeadershipJourneyanddiscovernewwaystoexpressyourselfthrough arts and crafts. Glass fusing, bead making and a wall mural are all on the menu for this fun and laid back overnight event. When: Jan.30-31,2009 Code: 4-SFY Check-in: Friday 6 p.m. Check-out: Saturday 3 p.m.


Cost: $20 per girl



Additional Information: Cost includes a Friday night snack, Saturday breakfast and Saturday lunch. No adults required.

Contact: MelissaLoibl,Wichita,(316)684-6531

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February 2009

Basic Program AidC S A

First of three trainings required for girls who would like to be a Program Aid during summer camp and help out with their local Girl Scout troops. Identify your strengths and weaknesses, apply girl-driven learning techniques, gain a basic knowledge of presentation methods and learn communication skills.

When: Monday, Feb. 2, 2009 Code: 4-BPB 6 to 9 p.m.

Where: Girl Scout Center 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita

Cost: $7 per girl



Additional Information: For girls who are unable to attend, a home study course is available at the council shop for $10 per person.

Contact: MaryWilson,(316)684-6531

First FlightB

Girl Scout Airlines is now boarding for all flights and Brownie flight crews are needed to get the planes off the ground. Don’t miss this chance to “fly” the computer simulators in our very own Science Center aviation lab, learn how to marshal taxiing aircraft, and figure out exactly how something bigger than a bus is able to fly.

When: Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009 Code: 2342 5:30to7:30p.m.

Thursday,Feb.5,2009 Code: 2343 5:30to7:30p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009 Code: 2346 10 a.m. to Noon

Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009 Code: 2347 1 to 3 p.m.

Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2009 Code: 2350 5:30to7:30p.m.


Cost: $2.50pergirl,adultsfree

Reservation Deadline: Jan.20,2009forFeb.3,5,7sessions

Feb. 10. 2009 for Feb. 24 session

Capacity: 20 girl maximum, 5girlminimum

Additional Information: If attending on Saturday, girls may bring a sack lunch to enjoy at the Nature Center

(indoors) following the morning session orpriortotheafternoonsession.Each

troop must register a minimum of two adults for this event.


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Father and Daughter Sweetheart DanceD B J C S A

Come enjoy a night filled with wonderful memories and pureenjoyment. A disc jockey will provide the tunes for you and your dad (or special guy) to dance the night away. Punch and sweet treats will be provided. A photographer will be available for those who want to purchase portraits of this memorable night.

When: Friday, Feb. 6, 2009 Code: 2-SDG 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.

Where: Highland Hotel and Convention Center 3017 10th St., Great Bend



Capacity: 125couplemaximum,35coupleminimum

Additional Information: Fee includes dance, snack and patch. Check-in and pictures will begin at 7 p.m. Adult male must be 18yearsofageorolder;noboyfriends.


Down the Rabbit HoleD B J C S A

Girls will get to participate in games and activities with the castandcrewoftheEmporiaHighSchoolproductionof“Alice in Wonderland.”

When: Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009 Code: 3-DRH 9 a.m. to Noon

Where: EmporiaHighSchool 3302W.18thAve.,Emporia

Cost: $10 per girl

Reservation Deadline: Monday,Jan.26,2009


Additional Information: No late reservations and no walk-ins.

Contact: LindaJonesorAmyMiller,(620)342-4532

Sew it SimpleJ

Girls will learn how to sew and create a fabric folder and complete all of the requirements for the Sew it Simple badge. During this workshop, girls learn how to sew by hand and machine and use their creative and decorative skills.

When: Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009 Session One: Code: 3012 9 to 11 a.m. Session Two: Code: 3013 1 to 3 p.m.


Cost: $8pergirl




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Dream DinnersJ C S A

"Dreaming" of a special family dinner thatyoumade?Thiseventiswhatyou have been waiting for. Come to "Dream Dinners" and spend two hours preparing a gourmet meal to impress your family.Youwillplan,measureand prepare a delicious dinner and dessert for your loved ones. At the end you will have a meal to takehomereadytobakeandeat!

When: Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009 J: 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Code: 4-JDD C S A: 1 to 3 p.m. Code: 4-CDD

Where: Dream Dinners 6254E.37thSt.N.,Ste.100,Wichita

Cost: $25perperson




Rube Goldberg WorkshopS A

Justhowcomplicatedcanyoumakeasimpleprocess?FindoutbybuildingaRubeGoldbergmachine. With the help of the WSU College of Engineering,youwillexploretheengineeringdesign process, teamwork, the six simple machines, problem solving and more as you design and construct a complex machine using everyday materials to complete a simple task.

When: Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009 Code: 4-SGW 10 a.m. to Noon

Where: StarwoodsOutdoorCenter,Lodge 7800S.103rdSt.W.,Clearwater

Cost: $3 per girl




S.W.A.P.S. 101D B J C S A

WhatareS.W.A.P.S.?“SpecialWhatchamacallitsAffectionately Pinned Somewhere” or “Shared

With A Pal.” S.W.A.P.S. are a Girl Scout craft in which girls trade with each other to promote friendship. When girls swap their pins, they make new friends, and that is whatgirlscoutingisallabout!Formanyyears Girl Scouts have been trading

S.W.A.P.S. at camp, events, Destinations or any other place you may meet Girl Scouts.

Learn S.W.A.P. etiquette, make some, trade some and have lots of fun.

When: Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009 Code: 5-SWP 1to5p.m.

Where: Camp Hazen 30303 Trail West Rd., Sylvia

Cost: $7 per girl



Additional Information: Save and bring things like bottle caps (from plastic and glass bottles and milk jug lids), film canisters, toothpaste lids, etc.


Will you be my Valentine? Craft Day D B J C S A

Hearts, love and cupids; make your own valentines to hand out, creative decorations and even a gift for someone special. Love is in the air and we will capture it in our special crafts.

When: Saturday, Feb. 7, 2009 Code: 6-BMY 1 to 4 p.m.

Where: Holcomb Recreation Center 106 Wiley, Holcomb

Cost: $8pergirl

Reservation Deadline: January23,2009


Contact: Christina Britton, (620) 276-7061

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Troop Program AidC S A

Second of three trainings required for girls who would like to be a Program Aid during summer camp and help out with their local Girl Scout troops. Girls will gain the skills necessary to be an all-around helper foraDaisy,BrownieorJuniorGirlScouttroop.

When: Monday, Feb. 9, 2009 Code: 4-TPB 6 to 9 p.m.


Cost: $7 per girl

Reservation Deadline: Monday, Feb. 2, 2009




QUEST J (Fifth grade only) C S A

Gather with Girl Scouts in a fun learning environment to earn various religious emblems and medals for CatholicGirlScouts.Joininthefunandfellowshipof the Catholic faith with games and speakers.

When: Friday through Sunday, Code: 6-JAQ Feb.13-15,2009 Youwillbeinformedof check-in time when registered.

Where: Dodge City Community College 2501N.14thAve.,DodgeCity

Cost: $45pergirl



Contact: Christina Britton, (620) 276-7061; BrendaJensen(620)408-8445or(620)225-0336

Ready, Set, JetD B J C S A

Don’t forget to pack plenty of imagination power for this World Thinking Day celebration. As you get ready and set to “jet” around the world in a day, your active imagination will be sure to come inhandy. No worries about getting lost on this trip though, Wichita State University Cultural Ambassadors and Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador Girl Scouts will be your tour guides as you “visit” our special guests’ home countries, try local delicacies, learn about customs, play games, and sing songs. When: Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009 Code: 4-RSJ 9 a.m. to Noon


Cost: $4 per girl



Additional Information: Girls must register with an adult. Cost includes the 2009 World Thinking Day patch.


Ready, Set, Jet-Tour GuidesC S A

Pick a country that you would love to know more about, meet with one of WSU’s Cultural Ambassadors from that country, learn about their local delicacies, customs, games, and songs, and prepare to share everything you’ve learned with your sister Girl Scouts as they jet around Starwoods for this year’s World Thinking Day celebration.

When: Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009 Code: 4-RSG 8a.m.to1p.m.


Cost: Free

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Additional Information: When registering, please choose the countries you are most interested in learning about and representing.


Princess Tea PartyD

Hearye!Hearye!CouldyoureallybeaPrincess?Canyoucurtsey?Doyouknowhowtouseyourmanners when you talk to people, eat a meal andhaveHighTea?ComeandcheckoutthiseventmadejustforGirlScoutDaisies.Youwillbetransformed into a Princess and you can celebrate learningyournewmannersatourHighTeaParty!Sign up right away. The Royal Court awaits to hear fromyou!

When/Where: Colby Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009 Code: 1-PPC 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Methodist Church 950S.Franklin,Colby

Hays Saturday, Feb. 21, 2009 Code: 1-PPH 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Trinity Lutheran Church 2703 Fort, Hays

Cost: $6 per girl

Reservation Deadline: Wednesday,Jan.14,2009


Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch, drink and your own hair brush or comb (labeled).

Contact: VirginiaJacobs,(888)811-8832

Disney Princess Party D B

Onceuponatimeprincessesfromalloverthelanddressed in their favorite party dresses and came to a great party. Play princess games, make a princess craft, have a tea party and maybe even have a special guest come. And they lived happily ever after!!!!

When: Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009 Code: 6-DPP 1 to 3:30 pm

Where: Church of the Brethren 505N.8thSt.,GardenCity

Cost: $12 per girl




Older Girl Congress- Winter SessionC S A

This session of the Congress will include the 2009-2010 Congress event locations, summer camp information, Congress Bucks, discussion of tripsandmore!Besuretomakeyourvoiceheard,plantoattend!

When: Saturday, Feb. 14, 2009 Code: 1-WCM3to5p.m.

Where: Colby Community College 1255SouthRange,Colby

Cost: Free


Capacity: Must have girls from five representing towns for quorum.

Additional Information: Bring your application of nomination for an officer position. To request an applicationpleasecontactVirginiaJacobs.


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Life… “Not For the Weak of Heart or Stomach” at Midnight RambleC S A

Isn’titgreatthatwearealldifferent?Ifwewereallthesame,whowoulddothose“dirty”jobs?Lifeisn’talways beautiful. Sometimes it’s sad, sometimes it’s bad, and sometimes life is downright nasty. No job is too extreme for this event.

When: Feb.14-15,2009 Code: 1-NWH Check-in:Saturday5:15p.m. Check-out: Sunday 9 a.m. Where: Colby Community College 1255SouthRange,Colby

Cost: $25pergirl


Capacity:75girlmaximum,20girlminimum

Additional Information: We must have signed consent from parent/guardian due to sensitive issues. A consent form will be sent upon receipt of reservation. Saturday evening meal and Sunday breakfast provided. Bring swim suits and towel. Dress for the weather, we may be outdoors at some of the activities.


Girl Scout Style Cook-offC S A

Prepare favorite Girl Scout dishes using indoor or outdoor cooking methods. Set and decorate tables to complement the special dishes you will prepare using Girl Scout-style cooking. Leaders and advisors will only be there to add their verbal assistance. Girls do all of the food preparation and presentation. Awards will be presented for teamwork, presentation and flavor.

When: Monday, Feb. 16, 2009 Code: 30113to8p.m.


Cost: $15perteam


Capacity: 8teammaximum,4teamminimum

Additional Information: When registering, please indicate indoor or outdoor cooking preference. Confirmation letters with event rules and judging guidelines will be mailed to the team’s leader or advisor.


Sew it SimpleJ C S A

Learn how to sew and complete all of the requirements for the Sew it Simple badge. During this workshop, you will sew by hand and by machine. Make a pillowcase in session one and a patchwork pillow in session two.

When: Friday, Feb. 20, 2009 Session One: Code: 5-SS1 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Session Two: Code: 5-SS2 1 to 3 p.m.

Where: SouthHutchinsonElementary405S.Poplar,SouthHutchinson

Cost: $8pergirlpersession

Reservation Deadline:Friday,Jan.30,2009


Additional Information: If you are signing up for both sessions, bring a sack lunch.


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Overnight at the Museum of World TreasuresB

Looking for an outrageously fun over-night?Youwillsleepwithreal,life-sizedinosaurs and compete in an Amazing MuseumRacescavengerhunt!Enjoyapizza party and much more.

When: Feb. 20-21, 2009 Code: 4-BMT Check-in:Friday5:30p.m. Check-out:Saturday8a.m.

Where: Museum of World Treasures835E.1stSt.N.,Wichita

Cost: $25perperson

Reservation Deadline: Friday, Feb.6, 2009

Capacity: 100 person maximum, 50personminimum

Additional Information: Pizza supper and breakfast provided. Must meet adult to girl ratio.

Contact:MaryWilson,(316)684-6531

World Friendship FairD B J C S A

Learning about our world neighbors can be a powerful tool for girls to use in understanding other cultures. During this multicultural event girls are encouraged to think globally and act locally. Troops/service units will design booths and activities based on what they have learned about a country they have selected. Come join us on this day of celebration. Troops not holding a booth can attend the fair as participants. Profit from boothticketsaleswillgototheJulietteLowWorldFriendshipFund.

When: Saturday, Feb. 21, 2009 Code: 2-WFF 1 to 4 p.m.

Where: Salina Central Mall 2259S.NinthSt.,Salina

Cost: Free admission, must purchase tickets for booths.

Additional Information: More details will be sent upon reservation. If interested in having a booth, contact VesaCunninghambyMonday,Jan.5,2009


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Additional Information: Attendees will receive a free ticket to “42nd STREET” or “HONK!”


Outside-In CampingB J

If you love camping, but think it is too cold, never mind the weather, grab your gear and meet us out at Starwoods where we’re turning camp outside-in. Pitch tents, roast marshmallows, stargaze, and even cast a fishing line or two without ever leaving the warm and cozy Starwoods lodge.

When: Brownie Feb. 20-21, 2009 Code: 4-BOC Check-in: Friday 6 p.m. Check-out: Saturday 12 p.m.

Junior Feb.27-28,2009 Code: 4-JOC Check-in: Friday 6 p.m. Check-out: Saturday 12 p.m.


Cost: $15pergirl

Reservation Deadline: Brownie – Friday, Feb. 6, 2009Junior–Friday,Feb.13,2009


Additional Information: Adult volunteers are needed to assist with this event. Confirmation letters will be sent to individual girls. Participants will receive a camping fun patch. Friday night snack and Saturday morning breakfast will be provided.


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World Thinking DayD B J C S A

Thinking Day is a special day when Girl Scouts and Girl Guides all around the world think of each other and give thanks and appreciation to their “sister” Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. Celebrate World Thinking Day with booths, songs and games, guest speakers, and a ceremony. Troops can perform dances, songs, or skits of cultural interests and we will end our event with an international pot luck lunch.

When: Saturday, Feb. 21, 2009 Code:5-WTD 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Where: First Presbyterian Church 201E.Sherman,Hutchinson

Cost: $5pergirl

Reservation Deadline: Friday, Feb. 6, 2009


Additional Information:Eachtroopisaskedtobringoneinternationaldishtofeed10to15people.Girlsmust come with a troop or an adult.


Music Theatre Badge WorkshopJ C

StafffromMusicTheatreforYoungPeoplewilllead a workshop on skills used in musical theatre productions, including stage makeup techniques, costuming, acting, singing and dancing. Learn several songs with dances which you will perform for the parents at the end of the afternoon. When: Saturday, Feb. 21, 2009 Code: 3002 Noon to 4 p.m.; performance at 4 p.m.

Where: MusicTheatreforYoungpeople AbayOrthodontistBuilding 3305E.Douglas,Wichita

Cost: $9 per girl



Knit 1, Pearl 2 D B J C S A

Crocheting and knitting aren’t just for your grandma anymore. Blankets, scarves, pot holders and hair ribbons are all creations you can make with yarn, hooks and needles. Discover a new way of expressing your talents and connect with your inner artist while having fun.

When: Saturday,Feb.28,2009 Code: 6-AKP 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Where: Girl Scout Center 114 Grant Ave., Garden City

Cost: $9 per girl



Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch. Drink and snack are provided along with all necessary program items.


It’s Your World. Change it! Older Girl Congress C S A

It’s important that your voice be heard. So do what ittakestomakeadifference.Join“TheCongress!”The Congress will consist of registered Girl Scouts from Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland who are in thesixththrough12thgrade.Youwillhelpdevelop,plan and implement events and strategies for teen girls. Come join The Congress and have fun as you change your world.

When: Saturday,Feb.28,2009 Code: 2-IYW 1 to 4 p.m.

Where: Dieckhoff Girl Scout Center 1550S.BroadwayBlvd.,Salina

Cost: $5pergirl


Capacity: Five representing towns for quorum girl minimum

Additional Information: More details about The Congress will be sent out. Bring in your application of nomination for a position. To request an applicationpleasecontactVesaCunningham.


Outdoor Madness, Indoor StyleD

Come learn all the basic outdoor skills a Girl Scout Daisy will ever need. Learn how to prepare a food dish, about knife safety, basic knot tying, and outdoor education. Take a hike and explore the outdoors at Cypress Park.

When: Saturday,Feb.28,2009 Code:4-DOI 1:30 to 4:30 p.m.


Cost: $5pergirl




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Overnight at Exploration PlaceJ

SpendanexcitingnightatExplorationPlace.Participate in guided interactive activities, experience the Cyber Dome Theater, hands-on exhibits, see the new traveling exhibit and earn several badge requirements.

When: March 6-7, 2009 Code: 3056Check-in:Friday6:45p.m.Check-out:Saturday8a.m.

Where: ExplorationPlace 300 N. McLean Blvd., Wichita

Cost: $20 per girl $10 per adult



Additional Information: Bring snacks for a late night snack attack. Light breakfast on Saturday morning included.


Girl Scout Night with WSU Women’s BasketballD B J C S A

Come show your support for the Women’s Shocker basketball team. Meet Wu Shock and play in the Shocker fun zone. This will be the last home game.

When: Sunday, March 1, 2009 Doors open at 1 p.m. Game begins at 2 p.m.

Where: Wichita State University Charles Koch Arena, Wichita

Cost: $4 per person

Reservation Deadline: For reservations, call group sales (316)978-5564.

Additional Information: Girls are encouraged to wear their Girl Scout uniforms.


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Art in 3-DJ

Come to the Ulrich Museum of Art at Wichita State University and explore art in 3-D. As you mold, fold and wire, discover how a negative can be a positiveasyougo“mobile!”Completethebadgerequirements for the Art in 3-D earned award.

When: Saturday, March 7, 2009 Code: 3103 1 to 4 p.m.

Where: Wichita State University Ulrich Museum of Art 129McKnightArtCenterEast,Wichita

Cost: $12 per girl

Reservation Deadline: Friday, Feb. 27, 2009 Capacity: 25girlmaximum,10girlminimum

Additional Information: Adults must stay with girls during the event.


Mold it Bold J

Do you like to play in the “mud” and get a little dirty?Pinch,rollandflattenclay,makepots,tilesand bas-relief, while you complete the Ceramics and Clay badge. A tour of WSU ceramics studios is included.


Where: Ulrich Museum of Art 129McKnightArtCenterEast,Wichita

Cost: $25pergirl




Mall MadnessC S A

Mall Madness is the largest, grandest, slammin’ allnightpartyonlyforgirls.Youwillspendthewholenight inside the Flinthills Mall shopping, dancing, listeningtoaDJ,watchingmovies,playinggames,meetingnewfriends,andmuch,muchmore!

When: March7-8,2009 Code: 3-CMM Check-in:Saturday8p.m. Check-out: Sunday 7 a.m.

Where: Flinthills Mall 1632IndustrialRd.,Emporia

Cost: $10 per girl



Additional Information: No late reservations and no walk-ins. Must meet adult to girl ratio.


Tricks & Treats Leader RetreatTreat yourself to the event that no leader should miss.Youwillhavetheopportunitytochoosefromfive different workshops ranging from songs and crafts to how to use the Starwoods traversing wall andmountainbikes.Youaresuretoleavewithabig bag of practical tricks you can use as a leader as well as being rejuvenated and recharged about the important role you play in the lives of the girls you lead. When: March7-8,2009 Code: 4-LR2 Check-in:Saturday8a.m. Check-out: Sunday 11 a.m.


Cost: $45perperson


Capacity: 150adultmaximum,30adultminimum

Additional Information: Cost includes participation in up to five workshops, Saturday lunch and dinner and Sunday breakfast, and an event patch. Confirmation letters will be mailed.


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American Red Cross Baby-sitting ClinicJ C S A

Baby-sitting is a big responsibility; are you ready for thechallenge?Youwillhavetheknowledgeandskillsnecessary to safely and responsibly care for children andinfants.YouwillbecertifiedbytheAmericanRed Cross when you complete this clinic.

Where/When: Hutchinson Monday, March 9, 2009 Code:5-RBH 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

AmericanRedCrossOffice 111 N. Walnut, Suite B, Hutchinson

Pratt Monday, March 16, 2009 Code: 5-RBP 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Pratt Scout Cabin 623E.3rd,Pratt

Cost: $15pergirl



Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch.


Bowl-a-Rama D B J C S A

Haveyoueverhadaspare,strikeorturkey?Wellifyou haven’t heard Girl Scouts are invading Garden Bowl during Girl Scout Week and taking over the lanes.Enjoytwogameswithyourfriends.Wewillbe watching for those turkeys.

When: Sunday,March8,2009 Code: 6-BAR 1 to 3 p.m.

Where: Garden Bowl 1501N.TaylorAve.,GardenCity

Cost: $5pergirl




Spring Fling D B J C S A

Come experience camp in the spring (not too hot, not too cold). We will be cooking outdoors, going on hikes, exploring nature and working on badges and crafts.Ofcoursewewillhaveacampfirewithsongs,skits and S’mores.

When: Session One: March 11-12, 2009 Code: 5-SF1 Session Two: March18-19,2009 Code: 5-SF2

Check-in: Wednesday 9 a.m. Check-out: Thursday 3 p.m.


Cost: $15pergirl



Additional Information: Must meet adult to girl ratio. Bring tents, sleeping bag, pillow, overnight gear, mess kit, cup, sit-upon, and dress for the weather. Remember March is still cold at night so be prepared. Daisies may stay the night with a parent. Daisies not staying will need to be picked up after campfire about 9 p.m.

Contact:DebbieRippie,(620)662-5485

Happy Birthday Girl Scouts – Skating Party D B J C S A

Lace em’ up, spin the wheels and rock-n-roll on the floor. Celebrate Girl Scouts ‘97th birthday as we rock the night away and enjoy birthday cake to boot.

When: Thursday, March 12, 2009 Code: 6-BSP6to8p.m.

Where: World on Wheels 2800E.SchulmanAve.,GardenCity

Cost: $7 skating only $13 for a full pass (includes mini golf, bumper cars and bumper boats)

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GROOVY GIRLS – A Flower Power Adventure D B J C S A

HaveyoueverbeentoldyouhaveFlowerPower?AllourGroovyGirlScoutsdo!Discoverlifeofthe1960’s through folk music that you will boogie to, make a groovy craft and have some far out snacks. Come decked out in your bell bottoms and tie-dyed t-shirt and have a blast.

When: Saturday, March 14, 2009 Code: 6-AGC 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Where: Garden City Girl Scout Cabin 108Hackberry,GardenCity

Cost: $7 per girl

Reservation Deadline: Monday, March 2, 2009



Mother/Daughter Day OutD B J C S A

Come enjoy a day with your mom or adult female role model. We will be enjoying songs, games (howwelldoyouknowyourmom/daughter?),

cooking projects, crafts and of course a picture to remember your day by. We will end the day with a catered meal.

When: Saturday, March 14, 2009 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Code: 5-MDD

Where: EastwoodChurchofChrist 2500N.Plum,Hutchinson

Cost: $30 per couple, $10 per person



Additional Information: Adult female must be 18yearsold.



Capacity: 15girlminimum

Additional Information: Family members are welcomeatthesamepriceforthisnightonly.Youmay bring your own skates but they will have to be inspected at the skating rink. Concession stand will be open for you to purchase drinks or snacks.


Girls Night Out Slumber PartyC S A

ComeenjoythisGirlsNightOutSlumberPartyasyou spend the night discovering your own unique beauty (not based on what other people tell you to be). There will be age appropriate hands-on activities about self-esteem, healthy relationships and making positive choices. Learn easy ways to take care of your body and enjoy several do-it-yourself projects. There will be food, music, moviesandpurefun!

When: March 13-14, 2009 Code: 2-GNO Check-in: Friday 7:30 p.m.SlumberPartystartsat8p.m.Check-out:Saturday8a.m. Where: Russell High School 565E.StateSt., Russell

Cost: $15pergirl



Additional Information: Confirmation will be sent with more detail upon making reservations. Cost includes program supplies, DIYmaterials,snacks,andlightbreakfast.


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Day at Exploration PlaceD B

Daisy and Brownie troops can spend an exciting dayatExplorationPlace,completewithanorientation, guided activities and badge work attheexhibits.ViewthetravelingexhibitandaCyber Dome show. Troops will have to time explore the museum after the event at no additional charge.

When: Saturday, March 14, 2009 Code:2055 1 to 3 p.m.






Painting and Drawing J

Learn about women artists and how to paint without a brush while discovering a new perspective. Use your creativity with paint, pencil or pen to explore colors, shapes and lines while completing the Painting and Drawing badge.


Where: Wichita State University Ulrich Museum of Art 129McKnightArtCenterEast,Wichita

Cost: $8pergirl

Reservation Deadline: Friday, March 6, 2009 Capacity: 25girlmaximum,10girlminimum



Lyle, Lyle Crocodile Theatre EventB J C

Do you picture yourself center stage, or are you abehind-the-scenestype?Findoutallaboutcreating, preparing for and performing a show. Watch the Salina Community Theatre youth production of “Lyle, Lyle Crocodile,” go backstage to meet all the actors, and participate in an age-appropriate theater workshop. This one-day event will fulfill all requirements for your theater badge.

When: Saturday, March 14, 2009 Code: 2-LLC 2 to 4:30 p.m.

Where: Salina Community Theater 303E.Iron,Salina

Cost: $15pergirl



Contact:VesaCunningham,(785)827-3679

Sports Sampler

D B J C S A

Doyouliketoparticipateinorwatchsports?ThenjoinusattheYMCAtosamplesomeoftheindoorsports they offer. Try racquet ball, bouncing rooms, sports craft, basketball and swimming. A healthy snack will be provided.

When: Saturday, March 14, 2009 Code: 6-SPS 3 to 6 p.m.

Where: YMCA 1224 Center St., Garden City

Cost: $6 per girl



Additional Information: Bring tennis shoes, swim suit and towel.


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Around the World in One DayD B J C S A

Haveyoueverwantedtotravelaroundtheworld?Youwillvisitall seven continents through crafts, customs, video and food. So bring your passport and board Girl Scout Airways for an adventure of a lifetime.

When: Monday, March 16, 2009 Code: 6-AWD 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Where: Dodge City Golf Course Mariah Hills Room 1800MattDownLane,DodgeCity

Cost: $15pergirl





Critter CampD B J

Come chat with Phil Taunton, an avid outdoorsmen and nature lover. Learn how to observe nature and how to call a turkey. Wheredodeersleep?Whydosomeanimalsonlycomeoutatnight?Canturkeyfly?Doraccoonsreallywashtheirhandsbeforetheyeat?Bringyourquestions,Philhasyouranswers.

When: Daisy and Brownie Tuesday, March 17, 2009 Code: 3-DBCC 9 a.m. to Noon Junior Tuesday, March 17, 2009 Code:3-JCC 1 to 4 p.m.

Where: CampDoubleE 794Road200,Emporia

Cost: $5pergirl

Reservation Deadline: Tuesday, March 3, 2009


Additional Information: No late reservations and no walk-ins. Snack and patch provided.

Contact:LindaJonesorAmyMiller,(620)342-4532

Car Star – Get Revved Up!C S

Yourguidetoautos,thisworkshopcovers: makes and models of cars and trucks; first time buyer’s needs; vehicle maintenance and careers that are available at a car dealership. After the workshop, board a bus and go to The Alley and work on your driving skills on the go carts, or bowl or play at the arcade.

When: Tuesday, March 17, 2009 1to5p.m.Code: 4-GRU Where: Davis-Moore Chrysler–Dodge–Jeep 6205E.Kellogg,Wichita The Alley 11413E.13thSt.N.,Wichita

Cost: $10 per person

Reservation Deadline: Friday, March 6, 2009


Additional Information: Bring money for snacks at The Alley. We will meet at Davis-Moore main office; parents pick upatTheAlleyby5p.m.


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Wonderful World of ArtD B J C S A

Exploreceramics,painting,drawingandmosaicsduring this hands-on adventure. Design your own artwork for your bedroom (or Mom’s fridge). Be sure to bring your inspiration and eye for creativity.

When: Wednesday,March18,2009 Code: 6-WWA 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Where: Church of the Brethren 505N.EighthSt.,GardenCity

Cost: $15pergirl



Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch and wear old clothes that you don’t mind getting paint on. Drink, snack, patch and program supplies are included.


Teen Spring FlingC S A

If working at camp is your thing, then attend the TeenSpringFling!HangoutwithyourGirlScoutfriends, do crafts and dance the night away on our new “Dance, Dance Revolution,” and complete the PA&CSLtrainingworkshopsyouneedtoworkatcamp this summer.

When: March18-19,2009 Code: 4-BTPA Check-in: Wednesday 9 a.m. Check-out: Thursday 6 p.m.


Cost: $35pergirl



Additional Information: Cost includes PA/CSL training fees, pins, meals and snacks for Wednesday lunch through Thursday lunch. Confirmation letter will be mailed. When registering, please indicate which classes you need to participate in.

Contact: MelissaLoiblorMaryWilson,(316)684-6531

Point, Click and GoB

Point, click and go to cool places. Find new ideas and tons of information on the computer, learn about internet safety, and how to play online games and puzzles.

When: Thursday, March 19, 2009 Code: 3-BPC8a.m.toNoon

Where: EmporiaStateUniversityLibrary 1200CommercialSt.,Emporia

Cost: $5pergirl

Reservation Deadline: Thursday,March5,2009


Additional Information: No late reservations and no walk-ins. Park on the west side of the Library off of Mechanic St. and 12th Ave..


Computer 101J

HeyCYBERGIRLSCOUTS!Doyouknowhowacomputer works and how a CD stores all of that music?Chipsandcookiesaren’tjustfood,they’realsocomputerterms.Doyouknowwhattheymean?This is your chance to earn the Cyber Girl Scout badge!

When: Thursday, March 19, 2009 Code:3-JCPT1to5p.m.

Where: EmporiaStateUniversityLibrary 1200CommercialSt.,Emporia

Cost: $5pergirl

Reservation Deadline: Thursday,March5,2009


Additional Information: No late reservations and no walk-ins. Park on the West side of the Library off of Mechanic St. and 12th Ave..


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Girls Just Wanna Have FUND B J C S A

Make up, cool hairdos, clean skin and goodnutrition—isn’tbeingagirlgreat?Designandmakefun crafts like lip gloss, all-natural facial scrub and a nutritious snack. Connect with other girls to build long-lasting friendships. Improve your outlook on life and your inner beauty.

When: Friday, March 20, 2009 Code: 6-GHF 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Where: National Guard Armory 730 Armory Rd., Liberal

Cost: $15pergirl





Poodle Skirts and Juke Box Sock Hop D B J C S A

Blastfromthepast!Comefindoutaboutthe50’sandlearnsome50’sdancesatourSockHop.Dressthepartifyoulike:poodleskirts,MaryJane’sandrolled up jeans with men’s dress shirts. Don’t forget the scarves for your neck or ponytail.

When: Friday, March 20, 2009 Code: 5-PSH 7 to 10 p.m.

Where: Pratt Teen Center 408S.MainSt.,Pratt

Cost: $5pergirl




Wild Times at the Zoo B

Girl Scout Brownies and their leaders will meet with an educator at the Sedgwick County Zoo to learn the differences between wild animals and pets. They will take part in a Pet Pledge and meet the Zoo’s office pet up close and personal. This portion oftheprogramwilllastabout45minutesandfulfillsrequirements of the Animals Try-It.

When: Saturday, March 21, 2009 Code: 3105 Session One: 10 to 11 a.m. Session Two: 1 to 2 p.m.

Where: Sedgwick County Zoo 5555ZooBlvd.,Wichita

Cost: $5persessionpergirl; Zoo admission not included

Reservation Deadline: Friday, March 13, 2009 Capacity: 40 girl maximum, 20 girl minimum

Additional Information: Zoo visit $4 per person. Adult must stay with girls during the event.


Girl Scout Gold Award WorkshopS A

Are you interested in earning the highest award in GirlScouts?Thisworkshopprovidestheinformationneeded to complete the Girl Scout Gold Award.

When: Thursday, March 26, 2009 Code: 4-GAW7:15to8:15p.m.


Cost: $6 per girl

Reservation Deadline: Monday, March 16, 2009 Capacity: 40girlmaximum,15girlminimum

Additional Information: Includes “Go for it” Gold Award Packet


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Girl Scout Silver Award WorkshopC

This workshop provides the information needed to complete the Girl Scout Silver Award.

When: Thursday, March 26, 2009 Code: 4-SAW 6 to 7 p.m.


Cost: Free Reservation Deadline: Monday, March 16, 2009 Capacity: 40girlmaximum,15girlminimum


Overnight at the Kansas Learning Center for HealthJ

Earnthe“AHealthierYou”badge.Someofthetopicscovered are bones, sun safety, how to create and keep healthy habits and how to prevent "bad" ones.

When: March27-28,2008 Code: 4-KLC Check-in: Friday 7 p.m.Check-out:Saturday8a.m.

Where: Kansas Learning Center for Health 505Main,Halstead


Reservation Deadline: Friday, March 13, 2009 Capacity: 100girlmaximum,25girlminimum

Additional Information: Bring an air mattress and sleeping bag; you will be sleeping on the floor.


Fancy Nancy Lock-InB

Why have plain ice cream, when you can have sprinkles?Whybeordinarywhenyoucanbefancy?AfterreadingFancyNancybyJaneO’Conner,we’llgetcraftywithsparklesandfeathers and enjoy a fabulous night full of fun activities.Wearsomethingfunandoutrageous!

When: March27-28,2009 Code: 2-FNL Check-in: Friday 7:30 p.m.Check-out:Saturday8a.m.

Where: Salina South High School 730E.Magnolia,Salina

Cost: $12 per girl



Additional Information: Troops and individual girls can attend. If attending as a troop you must registerasatroop.Eatdinnerbeforethelock-in,andnoearlycheck-ins!Costincludesprogrammaterials, snacks, light breakfast and patch.


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Museum Trek – Part 3B

All Brownies are invited to this last part of the Brownie Museum Trek series. Discover the Sternberg Museum of Natural History at night. Learn about birds, reptiles, mammals, dinosaurs, and check out places that are not open to the public and if you participated in Part 1 and 2, bring your completed passports to receive yourMuseumTrekPatch!

When: March,28-29,2009 Code: 1-MT3Check-in:Saturday6:15p.m. Check-out: Sunday 10:30 a.m.

Alternate Bad Weather Date:SaturdaythroughSunday,April4-5,2009

Where: Sternberg Museum of Natural History 3000 Sternberg Drive, Hays

Cost: $27 per girl $15peradult

Reservation Deadline: Wednesday,Feb.25,2009


Additional Information: More information will be available upon receipt of reservation.


Princess PartyD B

There will be dressing up, treats, games, stories and singing, but it certainly won’t be your typical princess party.ParticipateinactivitiesthatnotonlyEuropeanprincesses might have enjoyed, but also African and NativeAmericanprincessesaswell!

When: Daisy Saturday,March28,2009 Code: 2002 9:30 a.m. to Noon

Brownie Saturday,March28,2009 Code: 2003 1:30 to 4 p.m.

Where: StarwoodsOutdoorCenter 7800S.103rdSt.W.,Clearwater Cost: $5pergirl



Additional Information: Troops must register with a minimum of two adults. Individual girls accompanied by an adult are welcome.


Scrap It B J C S A

What do you do with all those photos that mom, dadandgrandmaarealwaystaking?ScrapIt!Discover your hidden talent in scrapbooking. Joinusforacreativedayworkingonyourveryown scrapbook. Connect with others in beautifying your work with scrapbooks.

When: Saturday,March28,2009 Code: 5-SCI 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Where: Bible Christian Church 1501E.MarySt.,GardenCity

Cost: $35pergirl $45peradult



Additional Information: Bring a sack lunch and a few of your photos. Drinks, snack, scrapbook and supplies are provided.


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April 2009

Zoom into AirD B

Newton’s third law of gravity states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Have you ever blown up a balloon (forced air goes in) and then let it go (forced airgoesout)?Wewilltestthistheoryusing balloons, air and recycled material to make vehicles that are powered by air.

When: Friday, April 3, 2009 7 to 9 p.m. Code: 5-ZAL Where: United Methodist Church 701 Main, Larned

Cost: $5pergirl



Contact: Debbie Rippie, (620)662-5485

Mission PossibleJ

Anything is possible when you are an Agent of Change, and Dez, the style-packing spider is ready to help you discover your power and how you can affect change in your world. Pack lots of moxie for a fun night of activities to help you get started on yourLeadershipJourney.

When: April 3-4, 2009 Code: 4-SMP Check-in: Friday, 6 p.m. Check-out: Saturday, 12 p.m.

Where: StarwoodsOutdoorCenter, 7800S.103rdSt.W.,Clearwater

Cost: $15pergirl



Additional Information: Confirmation letters will be mailed. Girls willneedthe“AgentofChange”LeadershipJourneybook.Booksare $7 and may be ordered when registering for the event or may be purchased in the council shop. Cost includes a Friday night snack and Saturday breakfast. Groups of girls must register with a minimum of two adults. Individual girls accompanied by an adult are welcome.


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It’s My Future C S A

Judge,teacher,entrepreneur,CEO,nurseanddoctor are all careers you can strive for. Learn how to search the help-wanted ads, fill out a job application, construct a resume, dress the part and also participate in a mock interview. A panel of guests from various careers will be available for questions.

When: Saturday, April 4, 2009 Code: 6-IMF 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.


Cost: $5pergirl




Science DiscoveryJ

Scientistsaskquestionsandfindanswers.Youcanbeascientist,too!Putyourinvestigativepowerstothe test.

When: Saturday, April 4, 2009 Code: 7-JSD 10 to 11:30 a.m.

Where: Independence Science and Technology Center 125S.Penn,Independence

Cost: $4 per girl



Contact: CarolWehmeyer,(620)778-8464

X-treme Smoky Hill - High Course Adventure ProgramC S A

“Challenge by Choice” high ropes course will let you work together with other Cadette, Senior and AmbassadorGirlScoutsasateam!DiscoveryourselfwiththisX-citingevent!

When: Saturday, April 4, 2009 Code: 1-XADH 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Where: Fort Hays State University Coliseum Gate 2 600 Park St., Hays

Cost: $22 per girl



Additional Information: Additional adults needed. PleasecallVirginiaJacobsifyouareinterested.Bring a sack lunch with drink. Dress in layers for weather,mustweartennisshoes.Youwillreceivemore information upon receipt of reservation and fee. The X-treme low ropes course is a prerequisite for the high ropes course.


Springtime Crafting D B J C S A

Holloweggtrees,Easterwreathsandotherfuncrafts are what to expect at this year’s spring craft day. Today is the day to get some of your spring andEasterdecorationsmadetodecorateyourtable or room.

When: Saturday, April 4, 2009 Code: 6-SPC 1 to 4 p.m.

Where: Church of the Brethren 505N.8thSt.,GardenCity

Cost: $8pergirl




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Queens of the Dutch Oven Cooking Event

J C S A

Become queens of the Dutch oven as you learn food preparation, wonderful recipes, fire safety, and care and use of the Dutch oven. We will prepare our evening meal all cooked in the Dutch ovens. The event will end with singing around the campfire.

When: Saturday, April 4, 2009 Code:2-QDO2to8p.m.


Cost: $15pergirl



Additional Information: No late reservations accepted. Wear tennis shoes, socks and jacket. Don’t forget your sit-upon.


Night at the CrownC S A

Wear your best attire for an elegant evening at the Crown Uptown Professional Dinner Theatre in Wichita, Kan. Before going to the theater, meet at the Girl Scout Center-Wichita to chat about proper etiquette. Then, it’s off to dinner and the show. There will be a backstage visit to meet some of the actors and staff.

When: Saturday, April 4, 2009 Code: 40095:30p.m.meetatthe Wichita Girl Scout Center Where: Girl Scout Center 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita Crown Uptown Dinner Theatre 3207E.Douglass,Wichita

Cost: $25perperson

Reservation Deadline: Friday, March 20, 2009 Capacity: 10 girl minimum

Additional Information: Wear dress clothes, (no jeans).


Peer Leadership TrainingS A

This course is required to become a Camp Skills Leader (CSL) at day camp, Museum Leader-in-Training, Mission Specialist or Special EventProgramAid.Girlswilllearntoidentifypersonal traits and leadership styles, methods to get a group to work as a team, learn basic presentation techniques and a basic under-standing of girls’ learning styles.

When: Monday, April 6, 2009 Code: 950 6to8p.m. Where: Girl Scout Center 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita

Cost: $5pergirl

Reservation Deadline: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 Capacity: 30 girl maximum, 10 girl minimum


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Basic Program AidC S A

This is the second of three trainings required for girls who would like to be a Program Aid during summer camp and help with local Girl Scout troops. Identify your own strengths and weaknesses, apply girl-driven learning techniques, gain a basic knowledge of presentation methods and learn communication skills.

When: Thursday, April 9, 2009 Code: 4-BPC 6 to 9 p.m.


Cost: $7 per girl

Reservation Deadline: Friday, April 3, 2009




LEGO Robotics WorkshopJ, C

Everwishyouhadarobottodothedishesforyouortakeoutthetrash?Thenjoinusforthisfunhands-on workshop where you will learn all about designing, building, programming and testing robots!LEGOroboticsisagreatwaytopracticeprogramming skills, problem solving, teamwork, physics and mechanics.

When: Saturday, April 11, 2009 J: 10 a.m. to Noon Code:5-JRW C: 1 to 3 p.m. Code:5-CRW

Where:StarwoodsOutdoorCenter,Lodge 7800S.103rdSt.W.,Clearwater

Cost: $3 per girl

Reservation Deadline: March 27, 2009

Capacity: 30 girl maximum, 10 girl minimum per workshop


Troop Program AidC S A

This is the third of three trainings required for girls who would like to be a Program Aid during summer camp and help out with local Girl Scout troops.Youwillgaintheskillsnecessarytobeanall-around helper for a Girl Scout Daisy, Brownie or JuniorGirlScouttroop.

When: Thursday, April 16, 2009 Code: 4-TPC 6 to 9 p.m.


Cost: $7 per girl





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Father/Daughter CampoutD B J C S A

Girls and their dad or related adult male role model are invited to attend the Father/Daughter Campout. Sleep in tents, cook outdoors, go for hikes, and sing songs, make S’mores, and putonskitsaroundthecampfire.You’llalso make something to remember this special time with your guy.

When: April17-18,2009Code: 5-FDC Check-in:Friday5p.m. Check-out: Saturday 3 p.m.


Cost: $10 per person



Additional Information: Please bring whatever you need to be comfortable including your tent, sleeping bag, pillow, air mattress, clothes, flashlight and personal items. If you have a favorite drink, bring it, but we will also have drinks available. We have some tents on site, please let us know if you will need to use one of ours. No alco-holic beverages or firearms. Smoking will be permitted in designated area only.Adultmalemustbe18yearsofage or older; no boyfriends.

Contact: Debbie Rippie, (620)662-5485

Mom and Me – 2009D B J C S A

When: Saturday,April18,2009This year’s Mom and Me event includes some special activities and opportunities for Girl Scouts and their moms. Participate injustoneortakeinaday’sworthofactivities.It’salluptoyou!Weorganize your schedule, get you the directions and include your activity tickets so you can spend a day of fun with each other

Activities include:Centennial Bowling – 2 to 3 p.m. or 3 to 4 p.m. Meals/snacks may be purchased at the bowling alley if desired. Fee includes lane fee for one game each, ball and shoes. The bowling alley limits 96 bowlers per session. Lanes will be shared with up to six persons per lane.

Cost for mom/female guardian with daughter: $12.50,additionalGirlScout$6.25

Pottery Works–Joinusaswecreatesomeoriginalworksofart during this activity. Choose from a selection of items. Price includes greenware, paints and firing. Pottery Works will be holdinghourlysessionsbeginningat9a.m.until5p.m.andcan accommodate up to 30 participants per session.

Cost for mom/female guardian with daughter: $22, additional Girl Scout $11

Precision Valley Golf Center –Enjoyonegameofoutdoorminiature golf. Inside you can try the golf simulators and NintendoWiisystems.PrecisionValleyGolfCenterwillbeopenfrom noon to 1 p.m. and 1 to 2 p.m. Snack bar is available.

Cost for mom/female guardian with daughter: $12.50,additionalGirlScout$6.25

Scrapbook Frenzy – Create your own “Scrapbook inaPurse!”ScrapbookFrenzywillbeholdingsessionseveryhourbeginningat9a.m.to5p.m.andwillaccommodate up to 12 people per session.

Cost for mom/female guardian with daughter:$12, additional Girl Scout $6

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Simply Charmed –Enjoydesigningyourown bracelets for mom and daughter. Pick from aselectionof25differentbeads.Allbraceletswill have a sterling silver clasp. Simply Charmed will be holding sessions every hour beginning at 9a.m.to5p.m.andwillaccommodateupto 20 people per session.

Cost for mom/female guardian with daughter: $30,additionalGirlScout$15

When: Saturday,April18,2009 Code: 1-MM9

Where: Check-in Girl Scout Center2707Vine#8,Hays

Reservation Deadline: Wednesday,March18,2009

Capacity: 300 maximum (girls and moms), 100 minimum (girls and moms)

Additional Information:ReservationOptionFormislocated at the back of the book.

Contact:VirginiaJacobs,(888)811-8832

Doll, Dolls, Dolls! D B

YouareinvitedtoaDollFestival!InJapan,girlscelebrate “Girl’s Day” with a Hina Matsuri, or Doll Festival. At our Doll Festival, girls will make their own dollandhaveapartytocelebrategirls.JointhefunandcelebrateGirl’sDay!

When: Saturday,April18,2009 Code: 2-DDD 9:30 a.m. to Noon

Where: Church of the Cross 1600 Rush St., Salina

Cost: $10 per girl

Reservation Deadline: April 6, 2009


Additional Information: Cost includes supplies and snack.

Contact:VesaCunningham,(785)827-3679

Flower PowerD

For this event, the Starwoods lodge will be transformed

into a Daisy Flower Garden. Amazing Daisy and her friends, the Garden Girls, have a fun day planned for you exploring your LeadershipJourney

through skits, crafts and nature activities.

Come join them and learn about your power as a flower.

When: Saturday,April18,2009 Code: 4-SFP1to5p.m. Where: StarwoodsOutdoorCenter 7800S.103rdSt.W.,Clearwater Cost: $7 per girl



Additional Information: Troops must register with a minimum of two adults. Individual girls accompanied by an adult are welcome. Cost includes a snack.


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Day at Exploration PlaceJ

SpendanexcitingdayatExplorationPlace.Participate in guided interactive activities, experience the Cyber Dome Theater and hands-on exhibits. See the new traveling exhibit and earn several badge requirements. Troops will have time to explore the museum after the event at no additional charge.

When: Saturday,April18,2009 Code: 4-JEP 1 to 3 p.m.



Reservation Deadline: Friday, April 10, 2009 Capacity: 100girlmaximum,50girlminimum

Additional Information: Girls must be accompanied by an adult.


The World is Yours…..An American Girl Adventure!B J C S A

Discover the adventures that the American Girls in the stories have. Connect with your own adventurous story. Take action by designing a display of what girls of today are made of.

When: Saturday,April18,2009 Code: 6-WIY 1 to 4 p.m.


Cost: $13 per girl



Additional Information: Bring your favorite American Girl book with you if you have one.


Older Girl Spring Congress, Service and Auction J (Fifth Grade Only) C S A

Fifth-gradeJuniorsareinvitedtoattendourfinalmeeting of the year and learn about the functions oftheCongress.Oldergirlswillbeacknowledgedfor the completion of higher awards and new officers will be elected. A service will be completed followedbytheOlderGirlAuction.

When: Sunday, April 19, 2009 Code: 1-SPCM 2:30to5p.m.

Where: TBA,Oakley,KS

Cost: $3 per girl

Reservation Deadline: Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Capacity: Five towns of representation for quorum girl minimum.

Additional Information:Eachparticipantshouldbring an item listed below to make school kits to be donated to the Lutheran World Relief, sent to locations all over the world in need. Items include scissors,#2pencils,boxesof16or24crayons,rulers with centimeters and inches, construction paper, pink erasers, pencil sharpeners, or 70 page notebooks.


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Girl Scout Silver and Gold Award WorkshopC S A

Are you interested in earning the highest award in GirlScouts?Thisworkshopprovidestheinformationneeded to complete the Girl Scout Silver or Gold Award.

When: Sunday, April 19, 2009 Code: 1-SGW 12:30 to 2 p.m.

Where: TBA,Oakley,KS

Cost: $6 per girl

Reservation Deadline: Wednesday, April 1, 2009


Additional Information: Fee covers “Go For It” Silver or Gold Award Packet


Scrap ItD B J C S A

What do you do with all those photos you are taking?ScrapIt!Discoveryourhiddentalentinscrapbooking.Joinusforacreativedayworkingon your very own scrapbook. Connect with others in beautifying your work with scrapbooks.

When: Friday, April 24, 2009 Code: 5-SCI 7 to 11 p.m.

Where: Camp Hazen 30303 Trail West Road, Sylvia

Cost: $35pergirl $45peradult



Additional Information: Bring photos to scrap. Drinks, snack, scrapbook and supplies are included in the fee.


Be Healthy Be Happy Overnight B

Stay overnight at the Kansas Learning Center for Health. Learn about the five senses, healthy food choices and physical fitness for kids. Make new friends, take part in a taste and smelling test and enjoy being with other Brownies. Complete requirements on My Body and Senses Try-It patches.

When: April24-25,2009 Code: 2004 Check-in: Friday 7 p.m. Check-out:Saturday8a.m. Where: Kansas Learning Center for Health505Main,Halstead


Reservation Deadline: Friday, April 17, 2009 Capacity: 100girlmaximum,25girlminimum

Additional Information: Bring an air mattress and sleeping bag; you will be sleeping on the floor.


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Additional Information: Zoo visit $4 per person. Adult must stay with girl during the event.


Program Aid Training in Outdoor Living Skills C (Eighth grade only) S A

This training is for all Program Aids who want to help with the 2009 Summer Camps in the Sunflower Region. Girls who will have completed the eighth grade and up and have taken the Basic and Troop PA training in the past are eligible to help. Don’t forget to sign up for “Summer Camp Prep Day” on May 2, 2009 to help with summer camps in Sunflower Region.

When: April25-26,2009 Code: 1-PAOS Check-in: Saturday 1 p.m. Check-out: Sunday Noon

Where: Hill City Scout House 221E.Elm,HillCity

Cost: $15pergirl

Reservation Deadline:Wednesday,April1,2008


Additional Information: A list of what to bring will be available closer to event date.


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I Believe I Can FlyB J C S A

Do airplanes, kites, and space shuttles interest you?JointheWomenofAviationatKansasStateUniversity, Salina, and find out how amazing the aerospace field can be. Learn about careers and the history of aviation, earn your aviation badge, have a day of fun, and receive a one-of-a-kind t-shirt.

When: B J:Saturday,April,25,2009 Code: 2-BCF 9 a.m. to Noon C S A:Saturday,April25,2009 Code: 2-CFC 1 to 4 p.m.

Where: Kansas State University 2310 Centennial Rd., Salina Cost: $15pergirl


Capacity: B J:150girlmaximum,50girlminimumC S A:150girlmaximum,25girlminimum

Additional Information: Cost includes program materials, snack, t-shirt, and Try-It/badge. No late reservations.


Wild Times at the ZooJ

Get a close-up view of plants and animals. Please note each session completes requirements for a different badge. Following the program, there will be time for exploring the zoo independently.

When: Saturday,April25,2009 Code: 4-WTY Session One: Plants and Animals 10 a.m. Session Two: Wildlife 1 p.m. Where: Sedgwick County Zoo 5555ZooBlvd.,Wichita

Cost: $5persessionpergirl; zoo admission not included


Mall MadnessJ

Mall Madness is the largest, grandest,

slammin’ all night party only forgirls.Youwill spend the night inside the Flinthills Mall shopping,

dancing, listening to a

DJ,watching movies, playing games, meeting new friends,andmuchmore!

When: April25-26,2009 Code: 3-JMM Check-in:Saturday8p.m. Check-out: Sunday 7 a.m.

Where: Flinthills Mall 1632IndustrialRd.,Emporia

Cost: $10 per girl



Additional Information: No late reservations and no walk-ins. Adult to girl ratio must be met.


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Join the adventure! Pick up a set of

Journey Books at a Council Shop near you!

May 2009

Mall MadnessJ C S A

This will be a fun overnight at the Mall with shopping,games,music,craftsandfood.Youwill also have the opportunity to work on at least one badge.

When: May 1-2, 2009 Code: 5-MM5Check-in:Friday8p.m. Check-out: Saturday 7 a.m.

Where: Hutchinson Mall 1500E.11thSt.,Hutchinson

Cost: $15pergirl



Additional Information: Girls must come with a troop or an adult. Bring a snack to share and overnight gear.


S.W.A.P.S. 101 D B J C S A

WhatareS.W.A.P.S.?“SpecialWhatchamacallitsAffectionately Pinned Somewhere” or “Shared With A Pal” – a Girl Scout craft in which girls trade with each other to promote friendship. For many years Girl Scouts have been trading S.W.A.P.S. at camp, events and Destinations. Learn S.W.A.P. etiquette, make some, trade some and have lots of fun.

When: Friday, May 1, 2009 Code: 2-SWP 6 to 9 p.m.


Cost: $7 per girl



Additional Information: Bring things like: bottle caps (from plastic and glass bottles and milk jug lids), film canisters, toothpaste lids, etc.


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Spring Camporee D B

EnjoythefreshnessofspringatCampTablemound.Cook outdoors, go on hikes, explore nature, work on Try-It Badges, have a campfire and S’mores.

When: May 2-3, 2009 Code: 7-BSC B: 9 a.m. Saturday thru 11a.m. Sunday D: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday (no overnight) Where: Camp Tablemound ElkCityReservoir,nearIndependence,Kan.Cost: $12 per girl

Reservation Deadline: Monday, April 20, 2009

Capacity: 50girlminimum

Additional Information: Includes program supplies, event patch, one meal.

Contact: CarolWehmeyer,(620)778-8464

Wild Times at the Zoo B

Brownie Girl Scouts and their leaders will meet with an educator at the Sedgwick County Zoo to learn the differences between wild animals and pets. They will take part in a Pet Pledge and meet the Zoo’s office pet up close and personal. This portion of the program fulfills requirements of the Animals Try-It.

When: Saturday, May 2, 2009 Code: 4-WTZ Session One: 10 to 11 a.m. Session Two: 1 to 2 p.m.


Cost: $5foreventpergirl; zoo admission not included



Additional Information: Zoo visit $4 per person. Adult must stay with girl during the event.


Sunflower Summer Camp Prep DayProgram Aid – C (eighth grade) S A

This work day is for all Program Aids who will help at Sunflower Summer Camps. We will prepare craft boxes, learn new songs, make and renew friendships, try out some new ideas and have fun planninggroupassignmentsforthisyear’scamps!

When: Saturday, May 2, 2009 Code: 1-SCP 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Tentative)

Where: Girl Scout Center, 2707VineSt.,Ste.8,Hays

Cost: Free

Reservation Deadline:Wednesday,April15,2009


Additional Information: Lunch will be provided, Bringsnacks!


Young Women of Distinction C S A

Annual reception honoring graduating senior Girl Scouts; those girls who have been a part of Girl Scouts for 10 years, those who have earned the Silver or Gold Award, the highest honors in Girl Scouting and scholarship recipient. When: Sunday, May 3, 2009 Begins at 3:30 p.m.

Where: StarwoodsOutdoorCenter 7800S.103rdSt.West,Clearwater

Additional Information: By invitation only.


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Estes Park TripC – Sixth grade only

Heysixthgraders!Thisoneisjustforyou!Discoveryourself as you venture out on your own without yourtroop.Eventsincludeswimming,roller-skating,hiking, sightseeing, shopping and horseback riding. Connect with other sixth-grade girls to make it a great time. Girls learn responsibility and develop leadership and team building skills. Space is limited!

When: May8-10,2009 Code:1-ESP Check-in: Friday (Hays)

Where: EstesPark,Colorado

Cost: $130 per person, $120 per adult driver Does not include $27 horseback riding fee

Reservation Deadline: Thursday,Jan.15,2009

Capacity: 54girlmaximum,24girlminimum12adultmaximum;5adultminimum

Additional Information: This trip is designed for sixth-grade Girl Scout individuals. Sleeping facilities will be available for girls traveling long distances. Applications accepted for adult drivers/relief drivers and health supervisor.CallVirginiaforapplication.Girlsanddrivers will be selected first. More information will be sent near reservation deadline.


Daisy DayD

JoinotherGirlScoutDaisiesatCampDoubleE.Explorethecampandenjoyotherfun-filledgames and activities.

When: Saturday, May 9, 2009 Code: 3-DDD 1 to 3 p.m.

Where: CampDoubleE 794Road200,Emporia

Cost: $5pergirl

Reservation Deadline: Monday, April 27, 2009


Additional Information: No late reservations and no walk-ins.


Outdoor Madness J

Come learn all the outdoor skills a Girl Scout Juniorwilleverneed.Learnfoodpreparation,knife safety, basic knots and outdoor education. Take a hike and explore Camp Four Winds, enjoy outdoor cooking and have a good time.

When: May 9-10, 2009 Code: 4-JOM Check-in: Saturday 2 p.m. Check-out: Sunday 10 a.m. Where: Four Winds Girl Scout Camp 9236S.E.QuiveraRd.,Leon

Cost: $20 per girl $10 per leader

Reservation Deadline: Friday, May 1, 2009 Capacity: 25girlmaximum,10girlminimum

Additional Information: Confirmation letter will be sent.


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Wild Times at the ZooJ

Girls will get a close-up view of plants and animals. Please note each session completes requirements for a different badge. Following the program, there will be time for exploring the zoo independently.

When: Saturday, May 16, 2009 Code: 4-WTX Session One: Plants and Animals 10 a.m. Session Two: Wildlife 1 p.m.


Cost: $5persessionpergirl; zoo admission not included

Reservation Deadline: Friday,May8,2009 Capacity: 40 girl maximum, 20 girl minimum

Additional Information: Zoo visit $4 per person. Adults must stay with girls during event.


Critter CampJ C S A

Learn the secrets of nature and how to call a turkey. Wheredodeersleep?Whydosomeanimalsonlycomeoutanight?Canturkeysfly?Doraccoonsreallywashtheirhandsbeforetheyeat?Doyouhaveotheranimalquestions?Bringthemwithyouto be answered by the experts.

When: Saturday, May 30, 2009 Code: 5-CC5 1 to 4 p.m.

Where: QuiviraNationalWildlifeRefuge1434N.E.80thSt.,Stafford

Cost: $5pergirl



Additional Information: Dress for the weather, we will be outside for part of the event.


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Outdoor Skills for Camp AidsC S A

Learn different fire building techniques and sharpen your knife skills. Tent set-up and maintenance along with cooking are essential to surviving in the outdoors. This weekend will help you gain the outdoor skills needed to work with younger girls in outdoor surroundings.

When: Saturday, May 9-10, 2009 Code: 947 Check-in: Saturday 2 p.m. Check-out: Sunday 10 a.m. Where: Four Winds Girl Scout Camp9236S.E.QuiveraRd.,Leon

Cost: $20 per girl $10 per leader

Reservation Deadline: Friday, May 1, 2009 Capacity: 30 girl maximum, 10 girl minimum

Additional Information: Confirmation letter will be sent. Leaders are not required to stay; leader fee covers the cost of meals.


Zoom into AirD B

Newton’s third law of gravity states that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Have you ever blown up a balloon (forced air goes in)andthenletitgo(forcedairgoesout)?Wewilltest this theory using balloons, air and recycled material to make vehicles that are powered by air.

When: Friday,May15,2009 Code: 5-ZAH 7 to 9 p.m.

Where: Hutchinson Middle School 7 210E.Ave.A,Hutchinson

Cost: $5perperson

Reservation Deadline: Friday, May 1, 2009



Part 2-Three Part CampoutJ

If you survived Part 1 of the Three Part Campout, you are now ready to “Connect” with other Girl Scouts and challenge yourself in Part 2. This slower-paced campout lets you “show your stuff” as you set up your campsite and prepare your own meals. Troops are responsible for own foods and supplies. Don’t forget to bring your hiking sticks so you can work on them atthiscampout!

When: June5-7,2009 Code: 1-TP2 Check-in Friday 4 to 6 p.m. Check-out: Sunday

Where: Lyon’s City Park, Atwood

Cost: $10 per girl $7.50peradult

Reservation Deadline: Friday, May 4, 2009


Additional Information: Everyoneattendingmusthaveattended Part 1 in order to attend Part 2. Look for more information closer to the date of the event.


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Looking for more summer events?

Check out the Summer Program Guide due out in

January 2009!

Girl Scouts of Kansas HeartlandCouncil Reservation Form for Event and Training

For troops or individuals registering for Girl Scout events and activities

To make a reservation for a program, event or Learning Opportunities, carefully follow all the instructions in the “How to Register” Section.

Also list first, second, third choice (if applicable):

For office use only: Date received ______ Amount received______ Cash______ Check #______ Credit Card______ Receipt # ______

RESERVATION GUIDE (check appropriate box and follow directions):

Attending as a Troop – Complete ALL sections except health information section. Adult must bring girls’ permission slips and health forms to the event.

Girl Scouts attending event without an Adult. Complete ALL sections. A Girl Scout accompanied by an Adult (Juliette Girl Scout or girl attending without her Troop/Group) Complete ALL sections.

MaKe CHeCKS PayabLe TO: Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Mail payments and reservation forms to the regional office where the event is taking place.

Parsons221 S. 29th StreetP.O. Box 1142Parsons, Kansas 67357(620) 423-0198

Hays2707 Vine St., Ste. 8Hays, Kan. 67601(785) 625-5671(888) 811-8832

Wichita360 Lexington Rd.Wichita, Kan. 67218(316) 684-6531(888) 472-3683

EVENT INFORMATION:

Name of Event ____________________________________ Code #(if applicable)_______________

Date of Event ______________Session_________ Time_________ (if applicable)

Event Location and Region:________________________________________________________________________________

Please complete even if there are no fees. PARTICIPANTS: FEES: TOTAL:Girls _______ x _______ = _______ Adults _______ x _______ = _______ (If not a registered Girl Scout, add $10 per girl) _______Total Girls & Adults ________ Total Fee Enclosed: _______

For Overnight events or Outside Trips of Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland:

Troop Emergency Contact Person ___________________________________ Relationship____________________________

Phone (home)__________________________ (cell)__________________________ (work)__________________________

Are there any participants with disabilities, special needs or dietary restrictions? (please specify)

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________

REGISTRATION INFORMATION (List Girls and Adults attending on the back)

Girl/Adult Name _____________________________________ Region/Service Unit ________________________________

Troop # _________ Age Level: Da Br Jr Ca Sr Am Grade_____

Accompanying Adult _______________________________ Troop position_________________________

Phone (day) _________________ (evening) __________________ (cell) __________________

Address _______________________________________________________ City ________________ Zip_______________

emporia1200 Burlingame Rd. P.O. Box 309Emporia, Kan. 66801 (620) 342-4532(800) 342-4532

Hutchinson111 N. Walnut, Ste. AHutchinson, Kan. 67504(620) 662-5485(800) 495-5166

Salina1550 S. BroadwaySalina, Kan. 67401(785) 827-3679(800) 888-0872

Garden City114 Grant AvenueGarden City, Kan. 67846(620) 276-7061(888) 900-7061

Girl Scouting has a commitment to reflect in its membership the racial and ethnic diversity of the American people. Please provide the following information as a measure of participation: # Girls # Adults Also of Hispanic Origin

American Indian/Alaskan Native ________ ________ ________Asian or Pacific Islander ________ ________ ________African American ________ ________ ________Caucasian ________ ________ ________Other ________ ________ ________

name of parent/guardian

City/Zip Phone

Girls attending an event or activity without an adult must complete this section and have it signed by a parent or guardian:

1. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 6. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 7. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 8. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 9. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 10. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 11. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 12. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 13. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 14. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 15. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 16. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Participants (If more space is needed, attach an additional page).

Name Address

name of girl

Please register my daughter/ward for this event. I have specified any special health limitations or conditions. (Please check or explain as needed.)

Asthma Diabetes Ear Infections Epilepsy Heart Other___________________________________

Date of last Tetanus toxoid immunization ______________ Allergies (food, medicine, environment – please specify) __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Other health information or instructions __________________________________________________________________________

In case of emergency, I may be reached during the event time at ________________________ Phone __________________________

If I cannot be reached, please contact: Name ______________________________________ Relationship____________________ Phone __________________________

I, ____________________________, parent or legal guardian of ___________________________ DO DO NOT

hereby consent to any hospital, medical or surgical care and treatment, and the administration of anesthesia, determined by a qualified physician to be necessary for the welfare of my child/ward while said child/ward is under the care, custody and control of a Girl Scout adult, and I am not reasonably available by telephone to give consent. I do not hold Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland responsible for accidents or sickness incurred.

Girl Scout health standards state that no child shall keep medication in her possession; it must be turned in to the adult in charge. The adults in charge have my permission to dispense:• mydaughter/ward’smedication___YES___NOIfyes,nameofmedicationandamount:_____________________________•non-aspirinsubstitute(suchasTylenol)tomydaughter/ward___YES___NOIfyes,amount:_________________________

The Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland may reproduce any photos taken of my daughter/ward while attending this event. ___YES___NO

_________________________________________ / ____________________ Signature of Parent/Guardian Date

Registered as:AdultGirlGrade

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Girl Scouts of Kansas HeartlandCouncil Reservation Form for Event and Training

For troops or individuals registering for Girl Scout events and activities

To make a reservation for a program, event or Learning Opportunities, carefully follow all the instructions in the “How to Register” Section.

Also list first, second, third choice (if applicable):

For office use only: Date received ______ Amount received______ Cash______ Check #______ Credit Card______ Receipt # ______

RESERVATION GUIDE (check appropriate box and follow directions):

Attending as a Troop – Complete ALL sections except health information section. Adult must bring girls’ permission slips and health forms to the event.

Girl Scouts attending event without an Adult. Complete ALL sections. A Girl Scout accompanied by an Adult (Juliette Girl Scout or girl attending without her Troop/Group) Complete ALL sections.

MaKe CHeCKS PayabLe TO: Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland Mail payments and reservation forms to the regional office where the event is taking place.

Parsons221 S. 29th StreetP.O. Box 1142Parsons, Kansas 67357(620) 423-0198

Hays2707 Vine St., Ste. 8Hays, Kan. 67601(785) 625-5671(888) 811-8832

Wichita360 Lexington Rd.Wichita, Kan. 67218(316) 684-6531(888) 472-3683

EVENT INFORMATION:

Name of Event ____________________________________ Code #(if applicable)_______________

Date of Event ______________Session_________ Time_________ (if applicable)

Event Location and Region:________________________________________________________________________________

Please complete even if there are no fees. PARTICIPANTS: FEES: TOTAL:Girls _______ x _______ = _______ Adults _______ x _______ = _______ (If not a registered Girl Scout, add $10 per girl) _______Total Girls & Adults ________ Total Fee Enclosed: _______

For Overnight events or Outside Trips of Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland:

Troop Emergency Contact Person ___________________________________ Relationship____________________________

Phone (home)__________________________ (cell)__________________________ (work)__________________________

Are there any participants with disabilities, special needs or dietary restrictions? (please specify)

_____________________________________________________________________________________________________

REGISTRATION INFORMATION (List Girls and Adults attending on the back)

Girl/Adult Name _____________________________________ Region/Service Unit ________________________________

Troop # _________ Age Level: Da Br Jr Ca Sr Am Grade_____

Accompanying Adult _______________________________ Troop position_________________________

Phone (day) _________________ (evening) __________________ (cell) __________________

Address _______________________________________________________ City ________________ Zip_______________

emporia1200 Burlingame Rd. P.O. Box 309Emporia, Kan. 66801 (620) 342-4532(800) 342-4532

Hutchinson111 N. Walnut, Ste. AHutchinson, Kan. 67504(620) 662-5485(800) 495-5166

Salina1550 S. BroadwaySalina, Kan. 67401(785) 827-3679(800) 888-0872

Garden City114 Grant AvenueGarden City, Kan. 67846(620) 276-7061(888) 900-7061

Girl Scouting has a commitment to reflect in its membership the racial and ethnic diversity of the American people. Please provide the following information as a measure of participation: # Girls # Adults Also of Hispanic Origin

American Indian/Alaskan Native ________ ________ ________Asian or Pacific Islander ________ ________ ________African American ________ ________ ________Caucasian ________ ________ ________Other ________ ________ ________

name of parent/guardian

City/Zip Phone

Girls attending an event or activity without an adult must complete this section and have it signed by a parent or guardian:

1. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 5. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 6. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 7. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 8. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 9. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 10. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 11. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 12. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 13. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 14. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 15. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 16. __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Participants (If more space is needed, attach an additional page).

Name Address

name of girl

Please register my daughter/ward for this event. I have specified any special health limitations or conditions. (Please check or explain as needed.)

Asthma Diabetes Ear Infections Epilepsy Heart Other___________________________________

Date of last Tetanus toxoid immunization ______________ Allergies (food, medicine, environment – please specify) __________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Other health information or instructions __________________________________________________________________________

In case of emergency, I may be reached during the event time at ________________________ Phone __________________________

If I cannot be reached, please contact: Name ______________________________________ Relationship____________________ Phone __________________________

I, ____________________________, parent or legal guardian of ___________________________ DO DO NOT

hereby consent to any hospital, medical or surgical care and treatment, and the administration of anesthesia, determined by a qualified physician to be necessary for the welfare of my child/ward while said child/ward is under the care, custody and control of a Girl Scout adult, and I am not reasonably available by telephone to give consent. I do not hold Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland responsible for accidents or sickness incurred.

Girl Scout health standards state that no child shall keep medication in her possession; it must be turned in to the adult in charge. The adults in charge have my permission to dispense:• mydaughter/ward’smedication___YES___NOIfyes,nameofmedicationandamount:_____________________________•non-aspirinsubstitute(suchasTylenol)tomydaughter/ward___YES___NOIfyes,amount:_________________________

The Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland may reproduce any photos taken of my daughter/ward while attending this event. ___YES___NO

_________________________________________ / ____________________ Signature of Parent/Guardian Date

Registered as:AdultGirlGrade

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Reservation Form Options Mom and Me 2009

IfmakingareservationbymailcompletetheoptionformandsendwithEventReservationformto:GirlScoutCenter,2707VineStreet,Suite8,Hays,67601

ReservationdeadlineisWednesday,March18,2009

Centennial Bowling___Mother/Daughter@$12.50___AdditionalDaughter@$6.25=Totalamt,$_______ Time (check one) ____ 2 to 3 p.m. ____ 3 to 4 p.m. ____ doesn’t matter

Pottery Works___Mother/Daughter@$22___AdditionalDaughter@$11=Totalamt,$_______

Time (Indicate 1st, 2nd and 3rd choice) ____9 to 10 a.m. ____10 to 11 a.m. ____ 11 a.m. to Noon ____ Noon to 1 p.m. ____1to2p.m.____2to3p.m.____3to4p.m.____4to5p.m. ____doesn’t matter

Scrapbook Frenzy ____Mother/Daughter@$12AdditionalDaughter@$6=Totalamt,$__________


Simply Charmed ___Mother/Daughter@$30.00___AdditionalDaughter@$15.00=Totalamt,$_________


Precision Valley Golf Center ___Mother/Daughter@$12.50___AdditionalDaughter@$6.25=Totalamt,$____

Time (check one)____ Noon to 1 p.m. ____ 1 to 2 p.m. ____ doesn’t matter

Additional Information: We will make every effort to place you in your preferred schedule; however no guarantees can be made. A confirmation will be sent out with your schedule. PickupticketsatHaysofficebetween8:30to11:30a.m.ondayofevent.Ticketswillnotbemailed out. People who carpool should make reservations as a troop to increase probability of coordinating same time classes. We are not responsible for any carpooling issues. Participants must adhere to time schedules. No additional tagalongs.

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