Thanks again Troop 533!
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Girl Scout Sister Party
One of the petals of the Daisy is "Be a sister to every Girl Scout." We were honored to be invited to a Girl Scout Sister Party for the Daisy Troops at Johnson by Troop 533.
Lots of singing, snacking, painting and playing went on. We were welcomed with name tags to personalize, introduced ourselves, and got right to some Boom Chicka Boom in a variety of "styles."
Each girl got their own photo frame to decorate, and before they left, a photo of all three Johnson Daisy Troops "appeared" in the frame for a take home gift (photo below).
The girls had a fabulous time. THANK YOU Troop 533!
More photos in the next post...
Lots of singing, snacking, painting and playing went on. We were welcomed with name tags to personalize, introduced ourselves, and got right to some Boom Chicka Boom in a variety of "styles."
Each girl got their own photo frame to decorate, and before they left, a photo of all three Johnson Daisy Troops "appeared" in the frame for a take home gift (photo below).
The girls had a fabulous time. THANK YOU Troop 533!
More photos in the next post...
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Meeting on St. Patrick's Day
This meeting was another busy one. We decorated shamrock cookies, made green lemonade, played games and and learned about Ogham (ohm) message sticks in celebration of St. Patrick's Day. Irish people spoke a Celtic language called Ogham. It was made up of dots and lines. I made up (i.e. copied from a book) a secret code for our daisy troop using symbols to represent letters of the alphabet. Each girl was given the code-breaker sheet and had to find her name written on a wooden craft stick in "secret girl scout code" at her table setting.
Natalie brought a St. Patrick's day relay race games which required the girls to crab walk, bear walk, backwards walk and hop on one foot to win. It was fun to watch the girls.We also made Jordan another Daisy shirt because of a defect in the shirt. Finally, we talked about bridging, the Sister Girl Scout Party, and I read a thank you from Ronald McDonald House to our troop.
More photos in the next posts...
Monday, March 15, 2010
WOW! Pop Tops!
Our local Ronald McDonald House couldn't believe the immense amount of pop tops donated from Troop 696! This photo is the cart of tabs from our troop placed next to the "house" of tabs they had. The staff was thrilled and are anxious to take the girls on a tour.
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