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GRGSC > Girls
> Girl Scout Sponsored Program Opportunities
PATCH PROGRAMS
The program outlines can downloaded in .pdf
version by clicking on the appropriate links. The patches can be
ordered from the Council Store upon completion of the patch programs.
GOT CAMP? PATCH PROGRAM
   
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Sponsor |
Girl Scouts of
Western Ohio - Great Rivers Region |
| Purpose |
A patch program for those who love camp! Through this
opportunity, your girls will be able to experience camp and all
the fun it has to offer. |
| Program Goal |
Girls will contribute to the improvement of society |
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To earn the "Got
Camp?" patch, each girl/troop must complete the
following number of activities.
- 5
patch activities including the one starred*.
- 6 patch activities including the one starred*

- 7 patch activities including the one starred*
Once you complete the
main patch you can earn extension pieces for each camp you
visit.
Download "Got
Camp?" Patch Program - .pdf
Camp Butterworth
Extension - .pdf
Camp Ladigrau
Extension - .pdf
Camp Stonybrook
Extension - .pdf |
SAFE AT HOME 
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Sponsor |
Girl Scouts of
Western Ohio - Great Rivers Region |
| Purpose |
To enable Girl Scouts to be competent and confident by
learning ways to be safe and self-reliant when at home alone. |
| Program Goal |
Girls will achieve their full individual potential. |
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14 activities in six
categories that can be combined to be completed in six to eight
meetings.
Download Safe At Home - .pdf |
WE PROMISE
   
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Sponsor |
Girl Scouts of
Western Ohio - Great Rivers Region |
| Purpose |
Girls have an opportunity to provide community service to a
recipient of their choice. |
| Program Goal |
Girls will contribute to the improvement of society |
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Girls are involved in
all aspects of the project including researching, planning,
implementing and evaluating. The service project should
reflect the girls' interests, and it should give girls an
opportunity to learn about issues or concerns in their
community.
Download We Promise - .pdf |
PEACE'N IT ALL TOGETHER
 
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Sponsor |
Girl Scouts of
Western Ohio - Great Rivers Region |
| Purpose |
To help troops grow in the areas of safety, trust, respect,
and Creating an Inclusive Culture in Girl Scouting. |
| Program Goal |
Girls will relate to others with understanding and respect. |
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A kit that includes
activities, discussion questions, and facilitator's guide.
Designed to be completed consecutively over approximately six
meetings. An alternative to the troop kit is to attend the
Peace'n It All Together patch workshop.
Download Peac'n It All Together - .pdf |
IT'S A SMALL WORLD  
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Sponsor |
Girl Scouts of
Western Ohio - Great Rivers Region |
| Purpose |
To help girls understand and appreciate differences. |
| Program Goal |
Girls will relate to others with understanding and respect. |
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Activities include a
selection of diversity activities that can help your girls
discover their differences and similarities.
Download It's A Small World - .pdf |
SPREAD THE WORD    
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Sponsor |
Girl Scouts of
Western Ohio - Great Rivers Region |
| Purpose |
Inform the community of the opportunities available through
Girl Scouting. |
| Program Goal |
Girls will achieve their full individual potential. |
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Girls can choose from
six activities to help Spread the Word to the community
to earn this patch.
Download Spread the Word - .pdf |
ZINK THE ZEBRA    
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Sponsor |
Girl Scouts of
Western Ohio - Great Rivers Region |
| Cost: |
$6.00/girl - patch & zebra |
| Register by: |
All materials are available for check-out and purchase
through the Girl Scout Center. Click
here for form. |
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The Zink the Zebra
program is designed to teach an appreciation of differences,
respect for one another and treating others with compassion and
understanding through fun and educational activities. The
story of Zink the Zebra helps to identify serious
problems many individuals face because of actual or perceived
differences. The Zink patch program is ideal for troops
and groups. The program kit includes a leader guide and a
video or storybook which must be returned upon completion of the
activities. Each kit (leaders guide and book or video) may
be checked out for two weeks. A special stuffed zebra
(blue for Daisy, green for Brownie, yellow for Junior and red
for Cadette & Senior) and patch is also included for each
participant. The Zink patch program is $6.00/girl for the
zebra and patch. You will be contacted once we have
rece3ived your form. Click here for the form. |
SMART KIDS 101 PATCH
PROGRAMS    
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Sponsor |
Girl Scouts of
Western Ohio - Great Rivers Region |
| Cost: |
$6.00/girl - booklet, certificate card & patch |
| Register by: |
All materials are available for check-out and purchase
through the Girl Scout Center. Click
here for form. |
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The Smart Kids 101
patch programs are designed to teach skills to girls in between
the ages of 11-18. They have three different patch
programs available and each kit includes a Leaders Manual,
Video, Girl Booklets, Patches, and Certificate Cards. The
kits available for check out through the Girl Scout center are
listed below.
Babysitting 101
- Includes: knowing what parents look for in a sitter,
marketing yourself and what to charge, learning first aid,
including Heimlich Maneuver & CPR, understanding the likes and
dislikes of children, troubleshooting the most common problems
and solutions, answers to the most frequently asked babysitting
questions. (For girls ages 11 & up)
SafeKids 101 - Staying home alone, answering the
door or the telephone, learning first aid, including Heimlich
Maneuver & CPR, identifying fire safety rules, understanding
internet safety - who an I really chatting with?, knowing
nationally recognized gun safety rules, dog emergencies, four
steps to staying safe, and abuse, abduction & stranger danger.
(For Juniors)
PoliteKids 101 - Understanding basic politeness,
practicing telephone etiquette, developing table manners,
identifying community manners, classroom consideration, and
respect for others, learning birthday party manners, and
recognizing good sportsmanship. (For Brownies). |
SEEK YOUR SISTER   
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Sponsor |
Girl Scouts of
Western Ohio - Great Rivers Region |
| Purpose |
To become a sister to every Girl Scout by working with
another troop from a different service unit or background to
learn about their community and/or culture. |
| Program Goal |
Girls will relate to others with understanding and respect. |
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Patch Activities:
Complete activities
below to earn the patch.
1. Communicate
with your sister troop.
2. Exchange
SWAPS
3. Plan an
event with your sister troop.
4. Attend an
event with your sister troop.
5. Visit your
sister troop's community.
2007 Seek Your Sister
Reunion Picnic - May 12, 2007
2008 Seek Your Sister Reunion Picnic - May 10, 2008
Submit online registration form
Seek Your Sister Registration Form - .pdf |
OUR OWN TROOP'S TRY-IT,
BADGE OR INTEREST PATCH PROJECT
   
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Remember that topics must be approved and activities received by
the program department before your troop begins work on the
try-it, badge, patch. Activities should be submitted on
Our Own Troop's Try-it/Badge/Patch Activities Form.
Girls may then decide on the symbol that will represent their
topic and purchase the blank try-it/badge/patch from the Council
store. |
MS. PRESIDENT PATCH   
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Sponsor |
Girl Scouts of the
U.S.A. |
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GSUSA has teamed up with The White House Project, an organization that is
changing the way people think about women in leadership roles, to create
an exciting new Ms. President Patch for Girl Scouts of all ages.
Girls today have more choices than even before of what they can do when
they grow up. Why not dream of becoming the first Ms. President? Ms.
President, an online participation patch, can be found on the Just for
Girls section of the Girl Scout website at
www.girlscouts.org.
This patch provides an opportunity for girls to experience and
celebrate women who are on the frontlines of government today. Girls can
discover the accomplishments of strong women such as Sojourner Truth and
Sybil Ludington by completing a matching game, or can explore the
endeavors of women who have taken to the campaign trail.
Activities designed to be fun and informative have been developed for
Daisy and Brownie Girl Scouts, Junior Girl Scouts, and Cadette and Senior
Girl Scouts. Patches can be purchased through the council store or by
calling the Girl Scout Center, ext. 141.
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