2022 Service Unit Cookie Rally Guide

2022

SERVICE UNIT COOKIE RALLY GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTS BLING YOUR BOOTH 3-9 Activity idea ONE: Cookie Menu Board 3 Activity idea TWO: Bling Your Booth 3 Activity idea THREE: Business Ethics 4 Menu Cards and cookie art 5-9 COOKIE KNOWLEDGE 10-15 Ingredients for Girl Scout Cookies 10 Activity idea ONE: What's in the cookies?

11 Activity idea TWO: Cookies Bingo 12-13 Activity idea THREE: Adventurefuls Swap 14 Activity idea FOUR: Cookie Rally Kahoot!

15 Activity idea FIVE: Customer Curiosity 15 DOOR-TO-DOOR 16-26 Activity idea ONE: Door-to-Door 16 Possible Scenarios 17 Girl Instructions 18 Activity idea TWO: Digital Marketing 19 Sign art 20-25 Video Guidelines 26 GIRL BOSS Activity idea ONE: Say Thank You!!

Activity idea TWO: Business Cards Activity idea THREE: Survey Says...!

Thank You for Your Order Thank You for Your Support Business Card Koala Fun Facts Koala Quiz Safety Guidelines Safety Bingo

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GOAL SETTING 42-46 Activity idea ONE: The Goal Tree 42-43 Activity idea TWO: Vision Boards 44-46 MONEY MATTERS Activity idea ONE: The Price is RIGHT! Activity idea TWO: Pricing Cards Activity idea THREE: Ready for Business

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EXTRAS: Koala Pouch Plate Adventuresfuls Trail Mix Activity Cookie Counting wheels

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BLING YOUR BOOTH Program Level: Objective: Girls will learn about how to market their cookies in a FUN way and INSTRUCTIONS will discuss business ethics!

™ Activity idea ONE: Cookie Menu Board (virtual or in-person) Supplies: • 22in x 28in poster board • tape or glue • scissors • markers • template & clip art Optional: Give the troop’s Girl Scout Cookie menu board a little extra pizazz by using stickers and other decorations.

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Step 1: Print and cut out the template and clip art.

Step3:3: Step Write your troop’s Girl Scouts® Gift of Caring organization on the koala sign provided.

Step 2: Write your troop’s 2022 cookie season goal on the koala sign provided.

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Write “Girl Scout Cookie Menu” with a marker at the top of a 22in x 28in poster board.

Activity idea TWO: Bling Your Booth (in-person) Set Up:

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1. Set-up a supply table, with lots of fun booth decorations.

2. Set-up an empty booth/table, so that girls can start from scratch.

How To: 1. Girls will have 10 minutes to decorate their booth with their troop or in a small group.

2. After they are finished, have them practice with you as the customer. Then, ask them one of the provided Business Ethics questions.

Materials: 1. Fun booth decorations – be creative.

2. Business Ethics Questions

Step5:5: Step Tape or glue all of the template and clip art pieces to the poster board. Make sure to follow the order of the cookies on the sample shown above.

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Activity idea THREE: Business Ethics Business Ethics Questions 1. A customer has forgotten their wallet at your cookie booth. What do you do?

2. Your best friend’s mom forgot to get her change at a cookie booth. What do you do?

3. Your troop leader asks you to count the money at a booth sale. You see there is $5 extra dollars. What do you do?

4. You have your cookie money with you and you pass an ice cream shop. You don’t have any other money with you and would really like a snack. What do you do?

5. Your friend sees that you have your cookie money with you and asks to borrow some money. What do you do?

6. Another Girl Scout has already asked your favorite teacher to buy cookies. What do you do?

7. A customer comes back to your booth after buying 2 boxes of cookies. She already opened one and would like to return them because she didn’t like the taste. What should you do?

8. When you go to sell cookies with your friend, she forgot to bring her vest. What can you do to help?

9. You lost some of your cookie money before you gave it to your parents. What do you do?

10. A customer asks to take home his cookies today, but says that he will have to pay you back tomorrow. What do you think?

COOKIE KNOWLEDGE Objective: Girls will learn the names of the cookies, what ingredients are in each cookie, and the designated color for each cookie box.

Ingredients for Girl Scout Cookies Adventurefuls *NEW Cookie Newest cookie in a tan box.

Brownie inspired cookie.

Caramel flavored crème and a hint of sea salt.

Samoas

Trefoils

You’ll go COCO-NUTS for this delicious cookie, packed with flavor.

I wear the GS faces logo everywhere I go!

Calling caramel lovers!

Low in sugar, I’m a sweet buttery treat.

Chocolate, Caramel, Coconut, nuff said.

Butter, sugar, simple design, all mixed together in a blue box.

Girl Scout S'mores

Thin Mints

You won’t find me by the fire, but I’ve still got marshmallow and graham crackers!

I’m the most delicious VEGAN cookie.

My box is brown, just like my toasted cookie sandwich.

My ingredients are simple, my outside is chocolate and my inside is mint.

I’m a popular fireside snack, but my insides aren’t melted like my cousins.

The cookie formerly known as COOKY-MINTS.

Lemon-Ups

Tagalongs

Life gave me lemons and I make people SMILE!

A delicious graham cracker, painted with peanut butter and dipped in chocolate.

Lemons are a ladies best friend.

I took a bath in sugar & lemon juice.

Red box, peanut butter inside!

Toffee-tastic

Do-si-dos

Calling all toffee lovers!

What do you get when you mix a sandwich with some peanut butter?

I’m made of rice flour, not wheat flour like my cookie friends.

I’m the most fanTASTIC toffee treat you’ll ever taste.

Take two delicious cookies and meet me in the middle with my peanut butter.

COOKIE KNOWLEDGE  Activity idea ONE: What’s in the cookies?

(in-person)

Create a mix & match of cookies and their ingredients. Challenge girls to choose the written names or pictures of the ingredients for each cookie.

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Lemon-Ups

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Girl Scout S'mores

Samoas

Tagalongs

Thin Mints

Trefoils

Coconuts

Brownies

Marshmallows

Lemons

Mint

Sugar

Chocolate

Caramel

Toffee

Graham Cracker

Peanuts

Oatmeal

COOKIE KNOWLEDGE  Activity idea TWO: What's in the cookies bingo?

(virtual option)

Play virtual bingo with the cookies and their ingredients. See instructions on next page.

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COOKIE KNOWLEDGE INSTRUCTIONS girls fill in their bingo squares with phrases from below. They can either cut and glue the premade  Have squares into their bingo board or write them in themselves! (Find template on previous page) a cookie name (see below) and have the girls mark off all the ingredients/attributes associated with that  Draw cookie.

 First one to have a line straight across or at a diagonal wins!

I’m the most delicious VEGAN cookie

My ingredients are simple, my outside is chocolate and my inside is mint.

The cookie formerly known as COOKY-MINTS.

Red box, peanut butter inside!

A delicious graham cracker, painted with peanut butter and dipped in chocolate.

I wear the GS faces logo everywhere I go!

Butter, sugar, simple design, all mixed together in a blue box.

Low in sugar, I’m a sweet buttery treat.

What do you get when you mix a sandwich with some peanut butter?

Take two delicious cookies and meet me in the middle with my peanut butter.

I took a bath in sugar & lemon juice.

Life gave me lemons and I make people SMILE!

Lemons are a ladies best friend.

I’m the most fanTASTIC toffee treat you’ll ever taste.

Calling all toffee lovers!

I’m made of rice flour, not wheat flour like my cookie friends.

Calling caramel lovers!

You’ll go COCONUTS for this delicious cookie, packed with flavor.

Chocolate, Caramel, Coconut, nuff said.

You won’t find me by the fire, but I’ve still got marshmallow and graham crackers!

My box is brown, just like my toasted cookie sandwich.

I’m a popular fireside snack, but my insides aren’t melted like my cousins.

Newest cookie in a tan box.

Brownie inspired cookie

Caramel flavored crème and a hint of sea salt.

Adventurefuls

Girl Scout S'mores

Samoas

Tagalongs

Toffee-tastic

Lemon-Ups

Do-si-dos

Trefoil

Thin Mint

COOKIE KNOWLEDGE Activity idea THREE:

INSTRUCTIONS AdventurefulsTM SWAP Girls decorate key tags to look like the new ™ Girl Scout CookieTM and turn them into SWAPs, INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS pins or necklaces — all while learning about the ™ ™ delicious ingredients.

INSTRUCTIONS Supplies: • scissors • tape or glue • key tags • felt • markers • paper • safety pins and/or string • pipe cleaners • hole punch

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Cut a 2" circle out of dark brown felt. Tape or glue to a 1.25" key tag with a string attached to it.

Cut a 1.5" circle out of caramelcolored felt. Tape or glue to the dark brown felt circle.

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Cut and glue brown pipe cleaners to the felt cookie to look like the chocolate stripes.

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Write a troop message on Punch a hole in the corner a small piece piece of ofpaper, paper,like like of the small piece of paper. a small piece of paper, like a small piece of paper, like shown at the top of this Step 6: page.

Step Step6: 6: Slide the keyStep tag string 6: through the hole.

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Attach a safety pin to the end of the string so girls can hang their AdventurefulsTM SWAPs wherever they’d like.

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COOKIE KNOWLEDGE Activity idea FOUR: Cookie Rally Kahoot! (virtual)

Activity idea FIVE: Customer Curiosity (in-person) Customers are always RIGHT! There are lots of cookie customers – who all have their own preferences. The only way to learn is to investigate! Send girls around the room with a notecard and pencil to ask the adults in their group – “What’s your favorite cookie AND Why?” After they get an answer – have girls practice telling the adults some facts about the cookies that they are selling!

EXAMPLES:

“Every cookie helps girls do great things!

The money we earn will help us ___________.”

“We are Girl Scout Daisies and we help lead the largest girlrun business in the world!”

“We are running our own business! With all this practice, we’ll be really great at it by the time we are adults!”

For Junior Girl Scouts – have them ask more detailed questions.

“What are you looking for in a cookie or dessert?”

“How do you decide what to buy at the grocery store?”

DOOR-TO-DOOR Objective: Girls will be able to use the skills they learn at Cookie Rally to practice selling Door-to-Door.

Activity idea ONE: Door-to-Door (in-person) 1. Set up the door so that it is sturdy and there is room on both sides for multiple people to stand. OR find an existing doorway, so that girls can get a true experience!

2. Place a set of directions on the front of the door so that parents and troop leaders can help the girls form a line and knock on the door.

How To: 1. The volunteer will be standing behind the door, as if in a house.

2. The girls will form a line in front of the door, and take turns knocking and giving their cookie speech.

3. The volunteer will read one of the given responses, and the girls will practice telling people about their cookies.

When the Girls Arrive: 1. Welcome them.

2. Explain that they will be putting all their cookie knowledge to the test while they practice their Door-to-Door speech.

3. As more girls arrive, you may not be able to explain to each of them what they will be doing as you will be busy answering the door! There will be a set of directions on the front side of the door for parents or troop leaders to read while they are in line so that they can help their girls with the process.

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Have fun with the scenarios!

Change it up from time to time, so that each group of girls hears something a bit different!

DOOR-TO-DOOR Possible Scenarios: You have an allergy – gluten, peanuts, etc. – OR, you’re vegan.

You don’t know what kind of cookies you like. Can the girl give you recommendations?

You don’t eat sweets.

You’d rather make a donation.

A customer tells you that she used to sell Girl Scout cookies.

A customer buys Girl Scout cookies, then says she wants to come back later to buy more!

CHALLENGE for Juniors: Use scenarios where the customer is less interested in purchasing cookies.

Have girls ask questions about why the customer is not interested – so they can learn how to handle these responses. Maybe the customer would donate a box instead?

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DOOR-TO-DOOR Girl Instructions Hey GIRL! This is your chance to get your door-to-door speech just right!

Steps:

 Make a line behind the door. When it’s your turn, knock on the door and tell the customer your cookie speech.

 The volunteer/customer will answer with a response and you can respond by answering their questions.

 Here’s a sample of what you could say: Remember to change it so that it sounds like YOU!

Hello, My name is _______ and I’m selling Girl Scout cookies, so that my troop can ________. Would you be interested in buying some?

 While you wait your turn, think about how you’d handle the following situations:

• A customer is allergic to gluten.

• A customer doesn’t like sweets.

• The customer would like to make a donation instead.

DOOR-TO-DOOR Digital Cookie® Photo Booth Activity idea TWO: Digital Marketing (in-person or virtual)

Say, ‘cookies!’ Set up a booth for teens to take photos and videos for their business pages on Digital Cookie.

Provide photo props featuring Girl Scout Cookies®, goals or marketing messages.

Girls can even make DIY props out of empty cookie packages!

Supplies: • • • • •

wooden craft sticks tape or glue scissors template backdrop (i.e., a solid colored blanket, blank wall or even a green screen)

Top Tip Before they enter the booth, ask them to write down their top online marketing strategies. Then turn the tips into a word cloud and share back with girls after the rally.

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DOOR-TO-DOOR Video Guidelines  Length of video

• These clips can be short and sweet! Each video should be approximately 30 to 60 seconds long.

 Equipment

• Select a location with good lighting. Use your phone light or add some extra lights to the area to help — if available and needed.

• You can use a phone to take your video, or if you have a DSLR camera, that is even better.

• If you have an external microphone, that is a plus (but not required).

• You can ask a family member to film you, or use a tripod to hold your camera still if you have one. Make sure you stay in view throughout the video.

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Environment

• Make sure that everything in the background is clean and neat.

• Remove any clutter around the room that might be in view of the camera, including on your bed.

• If you are on a couch, make sure the cushions are straight and in place.

• You don’t need to put all of them out — just put out one, two or three of your favorites.

• You could place them on a coffee table or end table next to the couch, or on a dresser or table in your room.

• If you want to take a bite out of a cookie at the end for fun, that’s OK too, as long as you are not talking and eating at the same time!

• Make a little sign or poster with your cookie goal (or your troop’s cookie goal) for next season on it, to place next to the cookie packages.

• You can talk about your goal, or what your troop plans to do with the earnings.

 Be camera ready

• Wear a Girl Scout t-shirt or uniform.

• Make sure anything else you are wearing is not too busy (solid color pants are better than a busy print), so the focus is on you.

• Wear that smile. Confidence and a big smile are your best accessories!

 Speak with confidence

• Look at the camera at the start of the video.

• Please do not have any branded items in view of the video.

Please do not wear clothing with visible brand names or logos (except your Girl Scout t-shirt).

• While talking, look at the camera to check in with your audience.

• Please do not have any posters in view of the video (unless you have some posters you made for selling Girl Scout Cookies) — feel free to make those types of posters or signs visible.

• Keep smiling the whole time!

• Make sure there are no other friends or family members in the background who can be seen or heard when filming.

 Girl Scout Cookie™ Props

• Place a few Girl Scout Cookie™ packages in the background, so they can be seen in the video.

• At the end of the video, be sure to look at the camera.

• Be genuine and sincere, and show happiness, energy and excitement when speaking to your audience.

 Prepare by practicing

• Be sure to practice saying your words with your actions before you get started.

GIRL BOSS Objective: The Cookie Program is the largest GIRL-RUN business in the world. Each year in the program, Girls build their skills and become true entrepreneurs. Customer service and letting your customers know they are appreciated is just a part of being a GIRL BOSS!

Activity idea ONE: Say Thank You!! (virtual or in-person) Girls can either use pre-printed thank you cards or blank index cards and can color them in and decorate them at this station. Remind them not to fill them in until they get cookie orders!

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“What kinds of cookies do you buy” “Were you a Girl Scout?” “Why do you buy cookies? Have them create the survey and challenge them to get answers from 10 adults!

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GIRL BOSS Koala Fun Facts Anatomy Koalas aren’t bears — they’re marsupials!

Koalas have strong, clawed feet that are perfect for climbing trees.

Just like people, koalas have individual fingerprints.

Koalas have a keen sense of touch and smell.

Koalas can sleep up to 18 hours a day!

Baby Joeys A baby Koala is called a joey.

Newborns are roughly the size of jelly beans!

Joeys are born blind and earless.

Joeys develop in their mothers’ pouches.

At six months old, joeys travel on their mothers’ backs.

Habitat and Diet Koalas live in the eucalyptus forests of Australia.

Koalas can eat over two pounds of eucalyptus leaves a day!

Tree clearing and bush fires threaten their environment.

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environment  Indo what koalas live?

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country  Indo what koalas live?

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GIRL BOSS Safety Guidelines The following safety tips are adapted from the Girl Scout publications “Volunteer Essentials”, “Risk Management at Girl Scout Councils” and the “Safety Activity Checkpoints”. For more detailed information on these and other safety practices and procedures, please refer to the aforementioned publications.

These safety tips should be shared and discussed with all girls prior to any product sales. They should also be reviewed periodically with the girls, as necessary.

 Show you’re a Girl Scout

Wear a Girl Scout membership pin, uniform or Girl Scout clothing (e.g. a Girl Scout T-Shirt) to clearly identify yourself as a Girl Scout.

 Use the Buddy System

Always use the buddy system. It’s not just safe, it’s fun.

 Be street wise

Become familiar with the areas and neighborhoods where you will be selling Girl Scout products.

Contact your local police department if you’re unsure about an area or neighborhood.

 Partner with adults

Adults must accompany Girl Scout Daisies, Brownies and Juniors when they are taking orders, selling or delivering product. Girls in grades 6-12 must be supervised by an adult when selling door-to-door and must never sell alone. Adults must be present at all time during cookie booth sales.

 Plan ahead

Be prepared for emergencies, and always have a plan for safeguarding money.

 Do not enter

Never enter the home or vehicle of a person when you are selling or making deliveries. Avoid selling to people in vehicles, except at designated drive-thru cookie booths.

 Sell in the daytime

Sell only during daylight hours, unless accompanied by an adult.

 Protect privacy

Girls’ names, home addresses or email addresses should never be given out to customers. Protect customer privacy by not sharing their information except as necessary for the product sale.

 Be safe on the road

Always follow safe pedestrian practices, especially when crossing at intersections or walking along roadways. Be aware of traffic when unloading product and passengers from vehicles.

 Be Net wise

Girls must have their parent’s/guardian’s permission to participate in all online activities, and must read and agree to the GSGATL Internet Safety Pledge before conducting any online activities.

Additionally, in order to participate in Digital Cookie girls must read and abide by the Girl Scout Digital Cookie Pledge and parents/guardians must read and abide by the Digital Cookie Terms and Conditions for Parents/Guardians.

GIRL BOSS Safety Bingo Girls will tune into these tips when they play Girl Scout Cookie safety bingo at the rally.

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Whether you play all at once in large groups or play as girls go through stations, it’s a fun way to promote safety smarts.

GO VIRTUAL: Provide bingo sheets in rally kits, or send them to girls digitally to print at home.

Safety Bingo Call Sheet (1 of 6)

Safety Bingo Cards (2 of 6)

Safety Bingo Cards (3 of 6)

Safety Bingo Cards (4 of 6)

Safety Bingo Cards (5 of 6)

Safety Bingo Cards (6 of 6)

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Activity idea ONE: The Goal Tree (virtual or in-person) Inspire girls to keep climbing throughout the season by offering this mascot-inspired goal tracker.

They can fill in package goals, attach images of rewards they want to earn, or write what they want to do with their cookie earnings.

This activity gets girls one step closer to earning one of the NEW Cookie GirlsBusiness can fill in package goals, attach images of badges!

INSTRUCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS

The Goal Tree

Supplies:

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• 8.5" x 11" cardstock • pipe cleaners • scissors • clip art • hole punch • tape or glue stick • markers • template & clip art

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Optional: Bring the outside indoors by using a branch or twig instead of a pipe cleaner.

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Activity idea TWO: Vision Boards (virtual or in-person)

Inspire girls to keep climbing throughout the season by offering this mascot-inspired goal tracker.

They can fill in package goals, attach images of rewards they want INSTRUCTIONS to earn, or write what they want to do with their cookie earnings.

This activity gets girls one step closer to earning one of the NEW Cookie Business badges!

INSTRUCTIONS Supplies: • poster board or cardstock • magazines • tape or glue • scissors • markers • template & clip art

Step 1:

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Print and cut out the template and clip art. Write your first name and your 2022 Cookie Season goals with a marker on the signs provided.

Step 2:

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Find images and words that inspire you in magazines and cut them out.

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Collage it up! Tape two colorful pieces of 8.5"x11" cardstock together on the long edge. Tape or glue all of the clippings to the cardstock.

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MONEY MATTERS Objective: Girls will learn the basics of how to count money for their cookie sales.

They will also create a Cookie Pricing Card for quick reference when selling. Girls will learn about selling to give back!

Activity idea ONE: The Price is RIGHT! Bring a few random items from your pantry ( mayo, mac n cheese, pizza box (empty), etc.). Have the girls guess whether the price of the item is higher, or lower than the cost of cookies.

Materials: Miscellaneous pantry items.

Activity idea TWO: Pricing Cards Give each girl a pricing card (or just use an index card).

Have them use the fake money to count out the price for each “box” of cookies. Once they complete their pricing card, they can use it in the future as they are sharing prices for customers.

Materials: · Pricing Cards · Markers

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MONEY MATTERS Activity idea THREE: Ready for Business!

Now that the girls have learned the price of cookies – let’s open-up shop! Test the girls in selling cookies to see if they can give the right change. Start by buying 1 box with $5 – then 2 boxes with $10, etc. Practice makes perfect!

Note: Girls could practice these skills at the “Bling Your Booth” station!

Materials: · Cookie Pricing cards · Fake cookie boxes · Fake money and/or Order sheets

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EXTRAS Koala Pouch Plate

Activity: Koala pouch plate Teach girls about koalas and joeys with this simple paper plate craft.

Using paper plates and markers, girls can make a baby koala and tuck it into the mother’s pouch.

Go virtual: Provide supplies in rally kits and present the activity instructions for girls to follow along at home. Invite girls to make a cozy paper plate pouch for a baby joey.

INSTRUCTIONS Supplies: • paper plates • markers or crayons (gray & black) • scissors • tape or glue • cotton balls • string • stapler • hole punch

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Use a gray marker to color the bottom side of two paper plates.

Cut one paper plate in half. Cut one of the halves to look like a koala head shape.

Use a black marker to add eyes and a nose to the koala face. Tape or glue cotton balls to both of the koala’s ears to make them look furry.

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Tape the koala head to the back of the other paper plate half.

Match up the round edges of both plates and staple together.

Punch a hole on each edge of the plates. Thread string or yarn through the holes so girls can wear it around their waist.

They’ll have a pouch of their own to match the mascot!

Combine this activity with a discussion on the Koala Fun Facts to teach girls how joeys develop in their mothers’ pouches.

EXTRAS Trail Mix Activity

Adventurefuls

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– inspired trail mix*

Encourage girls to fuel up for their adventures by making a trail mix inspired by the new Girl Scout CookieTM. Set up a recipe creation station and let girls choose what ingredients to put in their trail mix. Start them off with chocolate and caramel to represent Adventurefuls, and get creative with the rest! Below is a fantastic and yummy recipe to use. Ready in 10 minutes • Makes 5-6 cups Supplies:

Ingredients

Top Tip:

Girls can also offer their recipes to customers as a way to market the new cookie.

• bowls to hold ingredients

• 6 Adventurefuls cookies

• spoons

• 1/2 cup dark chocolate chips

• resealable bags

• 1/2 cup caramel chips

• recipe cards (see template next page)

• 1/2 cup pumpkin or sunflower seeds

• pencils

• 1 cup nuts (cashews, almonds, or pecans) Go

• ingredient options (see at right)

• 1 cup dried fruit (banana chips, raisins, dried cherries or cranberries)

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• 1 cup popped popcorn or pretzels

*Remember to be mindful of girls’ food allergies.

• 1/2 tsp sea salt • Optional: shredded coconut, marshmallows, or rolled oats to taste.

Directions 1. Size your ingredients: Carefully chop cookies along with any large fruit or nut pieces into bite sized chunks.

2. Make your mix: Combine all your ingredients in the bowl and stir gently with a large spoon to mix well.

3. Enjoy!

Go virtual: Give girls 60 seconds to grab ingredients they have at home and choose what goes into their recipe. Or, create a recipe as a group by posting a poll and letting girls vote on the ingredients.

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Adventurefuls Inspired Tail Mix Recipe Cards

ALL GRADE LEVELS

Cookies Count Keep track of your progress as you sell cookies throughout the Girl Scout Cookie Season! Color in the boxes you sell.

EXTRAS Notes

In-Person Event Planning Sample Agenda  Setup: 2-4 hours

• Set up activity stations.

• Prepare the stage for big group activities.

• Set up AV equipment, screens and presentations and test them out.

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Registration: 30 minutes

• Greet girls at the registration table.

• Provide name tags, rally station cards or any other materials needed.

 Welcome: 10-15 minutes

• Welcome girls with high energy and excitement.

• Mention rally station cards can be shown at the end for a prize or patch.

10-20 minutes per  Stations: station • Rotate through rally stations. Select activities to support these key lessons: Rally Station

5 Skills Targeted

Goals

Goal Setting

Booth marketing

Decision Making People Skills

Cookie knowledge People Skills Business Ethics Technology

Decision Making Business Ethics

Safety

Decision Making

Activity

 Group Activity: 20-30 minutes • Highlight rewards with a fun game or activity.

• Gather the girls for an energetic send-off.

 Wrap-Up: 10-20 minutes

• Thank everyone for coming.

• Hand out rally patches and participation certificates.

• Send them off ready to start the cookie season!

Rally Station Cards. See next page.

Rally Station Cards

In-Person Event Planning AGENDA

Use the fields below to plan your rally agenda.

 Setup: 2-4 hours

10-20 minutes per  Stations: station • Rotate through rally stations. Select activities to support these key lessons:

 Registration: 30 minutes

Rally Station

5 Skills Targeted

Goals

Goal Setting

Booth marketing

Decision Making People Skills

Activity

Cookie knowledge People Skills Business Ethics

 Welcome: 10-15 minutes

Technology

Decision Making Business Ethics

Safety

Decision Making

 Group Activity: 20-30 minutes

 Wrap-Up: 10-20 minutes

Vitual Event Planning

AGENDA ACTIVITY

DETAILS

TIMING

Before the Event

Daisy–Brownie

Junior-Amb.

Set a date

Set your rally dates so the information can be shared with leaders, girls, and families as they begin to plan their year.

Our rally dates:

6 months prior

Build a team

Organize a dedicated team to plan, manage, and promote your event.

Our team members:

4-6 months prior

Plan event

Use this guide and baker rally materials to plan your event from start to finish.

Notes:

Notes: 4-6 months prior

Invite attendees & special guests

Send out invitations and start tracking registration or RSVPs.

Send invitations by:

2-3 months prior

Promote event

Market your event to your target audience.

Market via:

2-3 months prior

Webinar rehearsal

All presenters and speakers log on to platform to make sure sound is working, required software has been properly installed, and all presentation materials are loaded and shareable. Review and practice roles and responsibilities.

Rehearsal date:

1 week prior

Event setup

Test technology with all presenters and prep for guest arrival.

Notes:

Welcome and soundcheck

Review event logistics, introduce guests, and check Notes: sound with participants.

5 mins. ahead

Theme and product announcements

Announce theme and share cookie product line up and new product announcements.

Notes:

5 mins. ahead

Badge & award highlights

Review 5 skills while highlighting Financial Literacy badges, Cookie Business badges, and Cookie Entrepreneur Family Pins.

Notes:

5 mins. ahead

Rewards reveal

Rewards show & tell (younger girls) or unboxing (older girls).

Notes:

10 mins. ahead

Main activity

Conduct a hands-on theme inspired activity.

Our activities:

15 mins. ahead

Closing

Highlight cookie donation program and discuss next steps.

Notes:

5 mins. ahead

Roles & responsibilities:

Day of Event Agenda 30 mins. ahead

15 mins. ahead

20 mins. ahead