Spring 2011 Shore Things

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Shore Things Your guide to activities and trips offered by the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore from January – August 2011

Program Resources Girl Scouts of the USA is in the process of introducing new and revised program resources, with the goal of a Movement-wide transition to the new resources by September 2012. The Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting, the new badge and handbook series, will be available for purchase beginning fall 2011. All other Girl Scout books and resource will gradually be retired. All Girl Scout products are available and should continue to be used while supplies last.

If you plan to work on Try-its, Junior badges or Interest Projects, before you start please call the Council shops to see if they are still available. You may want to purchase what you need in advance.

Are Girl Scout Try-its, Junior badges, and Interest Projects being eliminated?

How do journeys and badges differ? Will girls have a choice of doing one or the other?

Badges are here to stay. GSUSA is currently at work to produce new badges for Brownies through Ambassadors. Daisies will continue to earn the Promise Center and Petals. New badges will be released in the forthcoming The Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting which will include badge offerings, handbook sections covering traditions and history, an awards log, and much more! The Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting will be available for girls in each grade level in September 2011.

Journeys and badges are designed to be complementary, not to compete. Journeys are the core Girl Scout curriculum. They have been developed to help all Girl Scouts develop the three keys to leadership: Discover, Connect and Take Action. Badges complement the journeys by helping girls build skills on specific topics. To get a picture of how journeys and other Girl Scout activities work, together to make one consistent Girl Scout experience, visit the Girl Scout website, www. girlscouts.org/program/journeys/maps, to view the “journeys maps.” These maps provide an overview of the total Girl Scout experience for girls at every level. As you mouse over the map, you will see pop-ups that give further information about how to tie traditional Girl Scout activities (such as camping, field trips, and cookie sales) into the journeys.

contact information Welcome to the Spring 2011 issue of Shore Things, the program and training calendar for Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore. This issue covers programs and trips from August 2010 through February 2011. Shore Things will also be posted on the council website, www.girlscoutsjs.org as a searchable calendar and PDF. Additional information and more details will be added to the website as it becomes available. How do I know if a program is closed or full? Check the council sebsite or call 800-785-2090, ext. 218. A list is also posted in each council shop.

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Important Contact Information 800-785-2090

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Archery................................................................................................................................................. 23 Brownie Boating ................................................................................................................................ 25 Brownie Encampment.................................................................................................................... 25 Camp Crafting ................................................................................................................................... 24 Climbing Wall...................................................................................................................................... 24 9eXXc 9eTi_Xe Ie #?f.................................................................................................................... 24 Every Drop Counts........................................................................................................................... 23 <b__bi f[X HT\aUbi ´ 8e\WZ\aZ fb @ga\be =\e_ Vbgf ............................................................ 25 >be XUTV^ H\W\aZ Ie #?f.................................................................................................................. 23 ?afebWgVf\ba fb =b_Y......................................................................................................................... 24 ?afebWgVf\ba fb HbUbf\V ................................................................................................................ 25 @ga\X 8$ IeThX_ H\Z[f ....................................................................................................................... 24 EgfWbbe 7WhXafgeXe........................................................................................................................ 23 EgfWbbe ^\__ ..................................................................................................................................... 24 Philadelphia Zoo ............................................................................................................................... 25 HXTW " Xf" =b 9T`c\aZ................................................................................................................. 23 HbV^Xfe ............................................................................................................................................... 25 Springing Cupcakes ......................................................................................................................... 24 IT^X T >\^X0 8ebia\X Ee\XafXXe\aZ ............................................................................................. 25 Teamwork and Teamplay............................................................................................................... 23

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Earn greater Product Sale incentives Effective with the 2009 Fall Product Sale Program, this initiative replaces ALL previous wider opportunity programs for older girls.

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Product Sale Advantage (PSA)

Girls have the option of PSA participation with these benefits: Nut Sale

Girls will receive one dollar ($1) per nut item, after the first 20 items sold. The troop/group/ Juliette will also receive the basic commission from the first item sold.

Cookie Sale

Girls will receive one dollar ($1) per cookie box sold, after the first 50 boxes sold. The troop/ group/Juliette will also receive the basic commission from the first item sold.

The qualifications and criterion vary by Girl Scout level. Juniors Girls who commit to the PSA have the current Girl Scout year’s cookie sale to earn money toward a council-sponsored two or three night June trip during the same year. Cadettes Girls who commit to the PSA have the current Girl Scout year’s cookie sale to earn money for Seniors one-year earning programs. An additional Girl Scout year is added for girls planning participation Ambassadors in two-year earning programs. Council-sponsored one- and two-year programs are listed below. One Year Earning Programs r Council Sponsored two or three night trips (Boston) r Camp Program Aide r Guardstart r T_hX HXZ\aT

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Girls who commit to the PSA are not eligible to receive other incentives, except for patches. Once declared, money is non-transferrable to another program. If a girl backs out of a program, the money she earned will be transferred to a council financial assistance fund.

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Glamour Gala

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Troop Proceeds

Troops receive a minimum of $0.62 cents per box. Troops with a per girl average of 110 or higher receive $0.75 cents per box.

Regional Incentives

The region will earn $0.03 per box when the per girl average for the region reaches 110 boxes.

Older Girl Proceed Option

A troop proceeds option for Girl Scout Juniors or older This option is for troops that would prefer to receive additional proceeds in lieu of incentives. Girls in the troop still earn the patches and the troop will earn an additional $0.05 per box of cookies sold in place of the incentives. ?a beWXe fb eXVX\hX f[X b_WXe Z\e_ cebVXXW bcf\ba" f[X Xaf\eX febbc `g f TZeXX fb V[bb X f[\ bcf\ba$ ?Y f[X bcf\ba \ chosen, the troop must make that selection in eBudde on the settings tab, by chosing “no incentives/additional proceeds.� The increased proceeds will be reflected automatically on the troop sales report.

Product Sale Advantage

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Did You Know?

l Girls who work towards bigger goals receive bigger rewards. This is a great way to have girls participate in all that Girl Scouts has to offer, at little or no outof-pocket expense to you. l Girl Scout Cookies send girls to camp, fund girls’ dream to visit a foreign country, even become gifts for soldiers or the local food bank. l Through the Girl Scout Cookie Program, girls develop five essential life skills: goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills and business ethics. l Sale activities feature age-appropriate lessons that combine business basics with the fun commonly associated with Girl Scout activities. l Girl Scout Cookies teach girls to be strong, confident women. l Every cookie has a mission: to help girls do great things.

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Training Volunteer Training Opportunities

The Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore are committed to providing opportunities for volunteers to grow in competency and skills, as well as their overall understanding of the mission and guiding principles of Girl Scouting and the fundamentals of the Girl Scout program. A wide range of training opportunities are provided in an effort to meet the needs of our volunteers. Training opportunities are designed to be flexible, engage adults in active participation, conflict resolution and cooperative learning experiences. I[X X Vbge X VTa UX Vb`c_XfXW ba_\aX$ K\ \f bge VbgaV\_ iXU \fX Ybe T _\ f\aZ of available online courses. All adults who work with a Girl Scout troop on a consistent basis must be registered and must take leadership training which is a requirement for the leader and assistant leader. LXU\aTe ?aYbe`Tf\ba LXU\aTe [TccXa ba_\aX TaW U VbaYXeXaVX VT__ Tf f[X same time. Each participant sits at his/her own computer and is connected to the course facilitator and other participants via the internet and phone. Participants will view a presentation while hearing the instructor over the phone. This is a new convenient option which allows you to learn in the comfort of your own home. Pre- registration is required for every course.

Training Registration Process

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Special Needs

Please call the Service Center at 800-785-2090 to inform us of any special training needs. We will attempt to meet your needs.

Leadership Training

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Leadership Training 1 (LT1)

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GS Leadership Experience (GSLE)

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GSLE for Brownie Leaders

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GSLE for Junior Leaders

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GSLE for NEW CT + Cadette Leaders GSLE for CSA Leaders

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Training First Aid & CPR/AED

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Enrichment Event

Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore is proud to announce a full day of Enrichment Workshops. This exciting opportunity is being offered to all leaders for skill building and fun. Come and enjoy multiple enrichment workshops, mingle with volunteers from our council and network with sister Girl Scouts. Lbe^ [bc fbc\V TeX VgeeXaf_ UX\aZ WXhX_bcXW" b ?Y bg TeX \afXeX fXW \a attended a workshop on a particular topic or if you have a skill you would like to share, please contact Kelly McGraw at 732-938-5454 ext 131, or kmcgraw@girlscoutsjs.org.

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Advanced Outdoor Skills

Eventincludes refreshments and supplies for workshops. Please bring your own lunch. Attendees will move from session to session, based on personal choice. Each session will be approximately 50 minutes. Cost $10.00

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Time 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

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Sing Into Spring

Outdoor Education

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Join us at this song workshop scheduled for April 29-30, 2011. Program Starts at 4:00 pm on Friday and ends 6 pm on Saturday at the Program Activity Center. Cost is $10 and includes dinner on Friday night. For additional info check the Training tab on council website.

Basic Outdoor Skills

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school's out Theme

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Sibling Discount

50% off second sibling; third sibling free does not include horse programs.

Before/After Care

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Half day instructional sessions Morning 9:30 – 12 noon. Afternoon 1:00 – 3:30 p.m. Prices listed under each program description. SES #H1 April 18 – 22 Farmingdale only: option spending the other ½ of the day in basic school’s out camp for and additional $20 per day or $100 for the week. SES#H2 April 25 – 29 (no additional program or Before or After Care this week)

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Trail Ride Prep

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Saddle Sampler

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Silver Spurs (Western saddle) Pony Tails (English saddle)

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and choose How to Pick a Horse Program for your rider. Take the Reins (Western saddle) Mane Event (English saddle)

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Horseback Riding Programs Promotional Offer

1. Girls who are active members* in a GSJS horse club will receive a 5% discount for a baX iXX^ V[bb_š Egf >be X cebZeT`0 (*+ reduced to $232.75; $260 reduced to $247; $270 reduced to $256.50 2. ?Y Z\e_ TeX TVf\hX `X`UXe bY T = @ >be X Club and are registered before April 18th for at least one week of day camp the discount will increase to 15% for any week-long cebZeT` Wge\aZ f[X V[bb_ Egf [be X program: $245 reduced to $208.25; $260 reduced to $221; $270 reduced to $229.50 Note: An active member is someone with 80% of meetings attended, dues paid, participation in Horse Expo, and one money earning project for club Contact: Michelle

Camp Day Camp 2011

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New Camper Open Houses

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February 20 '(- X__bi 8ebb^ HbTW" <Te`\aZWT_X Program Activity Center 2:00 - 5:00 p.m.

March 27 @baX HbTW" LTeXfbia Amity Acres Day Camp 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

March 20 '(- X__bi 8ebb^ HbTW" <Te`\aZWT_X Program Activity Center 2:00 - 5:00 p.m.

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April 3 (*( 7WX_c[\T HbTW" <Te`\aZWT_X Sacajawea Day Camp 2:00 - 5:00 p.m.

May 3 @baX HbTW" LTeXfbia Amity Acres Day Camp 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

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May 15 @baX HbTW" LTeXfbia Amity Acres Day Camp 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

May 11 '(- X__bi 8ebb^ HbTW" <Te`\aZWT_X Program Activity Center 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

Special offers for Troop Camping Does not include Lakeside

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Registration Procedures How to Register

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What if you have a special need?

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Everyone participating in a Council Program must be a eXZ\ fXeXW =\e_ Vbgf$ ?Y bg TeX abf VgeeXaf_ " c_XT X also include an extra $12 for GSUSA membership dues. FeX#HXZ\ feTf\ba TaW ceX#cT `Xaf \ eXdg\eXW Ybe T__ programs. No “walk-ins� will be permitted. Please enclose a separate check for each program. Events are closed when all registration slots are filled, XhXa \Y UXYbeX f[X _\ fXW WXTW_\aX WTfX$ ?Y Ta XhXaf \ full, you may ask to be placed on a waiting list. Confirmations will be mailed or emailed after the eXZ\ feTf\ba WXTW_\aX$ ?Y bg W\W abf eXVX\hX baX" c_XT X VT__ baX bY f[X FebZeT` HXZ\ feTe $ Cb f eXZ\ feTf\ba YXX TaW WXcb \f TeX DED H;<JD:78B; EH IH7D <;H78B;$ HXYgaW i\__ UX issued if an event is cancelled. Girl permission slips and health forms are the responsibility of the troop leader/advisor. Girls may register individually if her troop is not attending, or she is a Juliette. An adult must accompany Daisy, Brownie, and Junior age girls and, in some instances, an adult must accompany Cadette, Senior or Ambassador girls as well. DE ITZT_baZ # T fTZT_baZ \ T V[\_W abf eXZ\ fXeXW \a your troop, such as a sibling of any age. A tagalong can also be a Girl Scout who attends an event that is offered for an age level different than her own. Tagalongs change the dynamics of the event, which is not fair to the other participants or the facilitator.

Explore the Website!

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CANCELLATION POLICY

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Get together with like-minded girls, explore your interests and enjoy specific activities. Clubs are open to all girls; individually registered girls, or girls in a troop or group. Friends welcome. Non-Girl Scouts welcome, must register at the first meeting. All girls are treated as individuals, even if they're in a troop. Want to create a new club? Contact Jenny Cody or Joan Basilotto.

Horse Club

8HELD?;%@JD?EH%97:;II;% ;D?EH%7C87 7:EH Registrations are taken anytime This is for girls who like horses – whether they wish fb e\WX be ]g f UX TebgaW f[X` ?f \ bcXa fb T__ Z\e_ 2nd grade and up. Each club is located at a barn; each meeting girls choose what they will explore, what aspects concerning the horse they wish to learn about‌ and more. Date/Time/Location 2nd Sat. 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. 9[Te\bf H\WXe " CTaV[X fXe 2nd Sat. 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. 9[Te\bf H\WXe " <Te`\aZWT_X 4th Thu. 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. HX\a :TaVXe" DXi ;Z cf Starting April 13, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. Show Time Stables, Howell Cost: $5 dues per meeting attended. Contact: Michelle

Robotics Club

7BB B;K;B Registrations are taken anytime This is for girls who like to explore how things work and want to learn how to make them work! This is a fun creative club who make robots, program f[X` fb `bhX TaW `T^X bgaW ­ iX g X f[X BXZb educational system, WeDo. This club is open to girls in Kindergarten through High School and each club is divided into age appropriate groups. This educational system actively engages the girl in building, programming, investigating, and communicating. Date/Time/Location 2nd Sat. 10:00 a.m. – 12 noon Cullen Center, Hazlet 2nd Sat.10:00 a.m. – 12 noon HXW 8Ta^ B\UeTe 3rd Sat. 10:00 a.m. -12 noon EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe Cost: $8 per monthly meeting Contact: Michelle

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Archery Club

7BB B;K;B Registrations are taken anytime ?fš T__ TUbgf 7H9>;H LXš__ [ThX `baf[_ `XXfings, learn archery range rules, practice our shooting and learn about archery competitions. Meetings will be hosted once a month at Camp Sacajawea and Camp Amity Acres when we shoot outdoors. Meetings will be once a month when we [bbf \aWbbe $ Ege \aWbbe [bbf\aZ i\__ UX \a f[X Program Activity Center in Farmingdale. You can attend meetings at either camps or both camps Ybe f[X T`X `baf[_ YXX$ CXXf\aZ \a @gaX" @g_ August TBA. EcXa fb T__ Z\e_ A\aWXeZTefXa f[ebgZ[ >\Z[ V[bb_1 girls are grouped according to age while at meetings/practice. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon. Jan. 17 2:30-4:30p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Mon. Feb. 21 2:30-4:30p.m. Program Activity Center SES #3 Wed. Mar. 16 6:00-8:00p.m. Program Activity Center SES #4 Tue. Apr. 5 5:00-7:00p.m. Amity Acres SES #5 Wed. Apr. 27, 5:00-7:00p.m. Sacajawea SES #6 Tue. May 3, 5:00-7:00p.m. Amity Acres SES #7 Wed. May 25, 5:00-7:00p.m. Sacajawea SES #8 Tue. Sept. 6 5:00-7:00p.m. Amity Acres ; / LXW$ EVf +" +0&&#-0&&c$`$ Sacajawea Cost: $10 per month Contact: Joan

Rocketry Club

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Family events and trips are open to all level of Girl Scouts and their families, and in some instances friends also.

Trail Rides

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Trail Rider Badge 1 & 2

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Trail Rider Badge 3 & 4

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Trail Ride Prep

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Owl Prowl

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Lion King on Broadway

Earliest: Now Deadline: When Full Open to Family and Friends ;jcXe\XaVX Âśf[X 9\eV_X bY B\YX¡ T :\ aX š UX_bhXW film comes to eye-popping life on stage. While \`UT T š Âś? ]g f VTašf iT\f fb UX A\aZ¡ [X _XTea “Hakuna Matata it means no worries for the rest of your daysâ€?. Come watch Simba’s journey to be ÂśA\aZ bY Fe\WX HbV^¡ TaW [bi [X _XTea fb eg_X f[X land with peace and love to complete “the Circle bY B\YX¡$ 7 (+ cXe cXe ba WXcb \f `g f TVVb`cTa registration, plus a list of participants including phone number and note child or adult, or it will be returned. Balance is due March 1. Sign a promissory note and pay the balance (for girls only) when you receive your cookie commission. Promissory note i\__ UX \a i\f[ bge VbaY\e`Tf\ba$ DE H;<JD: JDB; 7 H;FB79;C;DI ? <EJD:$ 8g X i\__ WXcTef Yeb` Ib` H\hXe TaW%be <Te`\aZWT_X depending on registrations.

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GSJS Night at Lakewood BlueClaws

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Discover Our Lighthouses, On Your Own

We have a lighthouse patch program that is fun for all the family; call 732-938-5454 ext. 181, email mmasarik@girlscoutsjs.org or visit our website www.girlscoutsjs.org council programs/family programs The lighthouse patch is $3.50 per patch and all members of the family and/or friends may purchase one.

Discover Our Lighthouses, With Us

Have your group/troop, family and friends join us Tf baX be T__ bY f[X * _bVTf\ba _\ fXW UX_bi$ Ege program will help explain why lighthouses exist(ed) and why their location was important. Participants will hear about how the lighthouse was established and for children there will be a craft - making their own lighthouse and also a story telling session on what it was like to live in a lighthouse. There will be several different activity stations for different age groups and some activities may vary at each program because we will be basing the program on the specific lighthouse as well. Dates/Time/Location SES #1 Sat. June 11 Ii\a B\Z[f SES#2 Sun. May 15 Barnegat Bay SES #3 TBA Sea Girt Cost : $6.50 per participant includes patch; $20 for family of 4 does not include patch Note: $3.50 per patch Contact: Michelle

Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sun. March 13 Depart at 12 noon and return approx. 7:30pm Cost $101.50 per person Max: 98 Contact Susan

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Rain Barrel Workshop

Conserve water and beautify your garden. Participants will learn about the benefits of using a HT\a 8TeeX_ Ybe bge ZTeWXa i[\_X Ug\_W\aZ bge own. Dates/Time/Location SES #1 Sat. Feb 5, 11:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Program Activity Center Cost: $15.00/per rain barrel Contact: Michelle

Rain Garden Workshop

>X_c g Ug\_W bge HT\a =TeWXa Tf f[X FebZeT` Activity Center while you learn about the benefits of this low maintenance garden and the benefits to conservation they hold. Bring gloves, shovel and enthusiasm. Patch included. Depending on participants workshops may last 1 to 3 hours. Date/ Time / Location SES #1 Sat. April 16, 10:00 a.m. Program Activity Center Cost: $2 per person Contact: Michelle

Caring For Camp

A troop/group and/or family day! This day is for everyone-girls, troops and family members-to come to camp and help get it ready for spring camping. You can spend the day or just a few hours. We’ll be raking leaves, painting tables, clearing trails, splitting wood, stacking wood piles at both camps. We’ll also be putting the tents up at Camp Sacajawea. Bring your rakes, leaf blowers, and enthusiasm. Pick either camp and earn service hours while you have fun at camp. You can pack a picnic lunch and fT Ybe f[X WT $ B\Z[f eXYeX [`Xaf i\__ UX provided. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat, April 2, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Camp Amity Acres SES #2 Sat, April 2, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Camp Sacajawea Contact: Joan

National Trail Day

A troop/group and/or family day! National Trail’s Day (NTD), American Hiking bV\Xf \ZaTfgeX feT\_ TiTeXaX cebZeT`" inspires the public and trail enthusiasts nationwide to seek out their favorite trails to discover, learn about, and celebrate trails while participating in educational exhibits, and more. All those who preregister will receive a patch from the NTD. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat. June 4, BbVTf\ba TaW f\`X I87 Note: Details will be updated on website Cost: $5 includes a patch Contact: Michelle

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International Migratory Birds

BXTea [bi Ubf[ Cba`bgf[ TaW EVXTa Vbgaf\X are on the Atlantic flyby, migration route for so many birds. Discover the excitement of bird iTfV[\aZ" U\eW YXXWXe TaW YXXW\aZ$ BXTea TUbgf the birds of New Jersey; their habits and habitats. All participants will receive a patch. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat. April 30, 1:00-4:00 p.m. Camp Amity Acres Cost: $6 per person Contact: Michelle

Hershey Park

Earliest: Now Deadline: May 6 Hershey Park is a family-friendly amusement park on 110 acres, tucked in the rolling hills of FXaa _hTa\T$ ?f YXTfgeX bhXe ,& e\WX " '& eb__Xe coasters, five distinctive water attractions, song and dance shows, and more! Price includes transportation and admission. A $25 per person deposit must accompany registration. A list of participants must accompany registration, including phone number and note child or adult. Balance is due by May 20. No refunds unless a replacement is found. Children under 3 are admitted free, but if they require a seat on the bus there is a $30 transportation charge. Prices are approximate, final prices available in March. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat. June 11 Depart: 7:00 a.m. HXfgea0 /0)& c$`$ Tccebj Cost: $56.50 3 – 8 years $64.50 9 - adult Max/Min: 112 max., 45 min. Contact: Susan

Our facilities are available!! Anytime during the Spring, Summer, Winter or Fall that you wish to use any of our facilities contact us for details -- visit our website: www. girlscoutsjs.org/facilities or you can make arrangements directly with our facility registrar at 732-938-5454 x. 156.

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Family Camping Weekend

Family, Friends, Neighbors! Plan a celebration at VT`c L[ abf hTVTf\ba V_b X fb [b`X5 HX_Tj1 \f by the pool during the day and the campfire at night. Family centered activities are planned throughout each day. Families can stay in a platform tent or bring their own tent. You can rent a yurt or our beautiful lakeside cabin (subject to availability). Activities include swimming, archery, boating, crafts and more. All Saturday meals are included as well as Sunday breakfast and lunch. Snacks are available all weekend. We’ll have a VT`cY\eX Ubf[ a\Z[f Ybe bge Xa]b `Xaf$ bg __ have a great time for very little money! Date/Time/Location SES #1 Fri. to Sat., Aug 19-20 Camp Sacajawea 9[XV^ ?a0 ,1&& c$`$ 9[XV^ Egf0 ,0&& c$`$ SES #2 Sat. to Sun., Aug 20-21 9[XV^ ?a0 (0&& c$`$ 9[XV^ Egf0 )0&& c$`$ SES #3 Fri. to Sun., Aug 19-21 9[XV^ ?a0 ,1&& c$`$ 9[XV^ Egf0 ,0&& c$`$ Note : You may have to clear your tent out by 2pm but you can stay on site until 6pm Use the Family Camping HXZ\ feTf\ba <be` Ages 3 and under are free. Cost: One night stay $125 Tents or Mushroom Hollow Yurt $150 Pocahontas/Daisy Yurt '-+ BT^X \WX More than four in a family please add an additional $30 per person. Two night stay $225 Tents or Mushroom Hollow Yurt $250 Pocahontas/Daisy Yurt (-+ BT^X \WX More than four in a family please add an additional $60 per person. Contact: Joan

Celebrate the Pine Barrens

Families and troops are welcome to explore Amity Acres as we learn about the Pine Barrens; its history, traditions, legends and lore. Jersey Devil Scavenger Hunt, music and ecology of the Pine Barrens will be exhibited. Pack a picnic lunch or purchase food on site. Patches will be given to all children who complete the scavenger hunt. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sun Sep.25, 1:00-4:00 p.m. Camp Amity Acres Cost: $6.50 per person includes the patch; $20 for a family of four or more (does not include the patch) Contact: Michelle

Adult volunteers are needed for many of the programs listed. If you would like to volunteer, please contact the staff person listed for the program. At many of the programs, leaders/adults will be expected to assist their girls. Detailed directions will be provided for each program. If you have girls with special needs and would like additional information about a program or trip, please contact the staff person listed.

Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs!

Daisy Girls Scouts will follow the adventures of the people of Chewandswallow. Girls will learn about weather as they play games, draw and learn about the water cycle. Girls will receive a patch for their participation. Siblings may participate for the fee. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Wed, Jan 12, 4:30 p.m.- 6:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Mon, Jan 17, 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES #3 Mon, Mar 7, 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX SES #4 Mon, Mar 21, 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Program Activity Center Cost:: $6 per girl Contact:: Michelle

Teamwork/Teamplay

IXT`ibe^ IXT`c_T \ UT XW ba TVf\h\f\X developed by author Jim Cain from his book HTVVbba 9\eV_X $ bge :T\ =\e_ Vbgf i\__ [ThX fun while learning and playing together. The program is designed to teach girls the importance of working together, reach common goals all the time having fun! Additional programs can be scheduled with a Min:imum of 12 girls. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Thu, Jan 20, 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. BT^X \WX SES #2 Tue, Feb 15, 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX SES #3 Wed, Feb 23, 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m Program Activity Center SES #4 Mon, Mar 28, 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m <e\XaW [\c BbWZX SES #5 Thu, Apr 7, 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m Program Activity Center SES #6 Thu, Sep 22, 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m Program Activity Center SES #7 Tue, Sep 27, 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m <e\XaW [\c BbWZX Note:: Programs can be added on with a Min:imum of 12 girls. This program can be held in your meeting place. Cost:: $8.50 per girl Contact:: Joan

Daisy Orienteer's

Ee\XafXXe\aZ \ f[X Tef bY T_iT ^abi\aZ i[XeX you are and how to get where you want to be. Girls will build their own compasses, learn the basic compass point and discover different types of maps. We will map out familiar places and even take a hike! Girls will earn an orienteering patch. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon, Jan 24,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES #2 Tue, Jan 25, 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #3 Mon, Jun 13,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX SES #4 Wed, Jun 15, 4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Camp Sacajawea Cost: $6.00 Contact: Michelle

Archery

Daisy Archery is an instructional program. Girls learn about archery safety, equipment and how to shoot. An archery fun patch is earned and received at this program. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Wed, Feb 16,5:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Program Activity Center, indoor SES #2 Wed, Mar 23,5:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Amity Acres SES #3 Thu, Mar 24,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Sacajawea SES #4 Wed, Apr 6,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Sacajawea SES #5 Thu, Apr 28,5:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Amity Acres SES #6 Mon, May 16,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Sacajawea SES #7 Mon, May 23,5:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Amity Acres SES #8 Tue, Jun 7,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Sacajawea SES #9 Tue, Jun 14,5:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Amity Acres SES #10Tue, Sep 20,5:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. Amity Acres SES #11 Fri, Sep 30,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Sacajawea Cost:: $11.50 per girl Note: Additional programs can be scheduled with a Min:imum of 12 girls. Call to schedule an archery program for you troop if these dates are not convenient for your girls. Contact:: Joan

Dr. Seuss Knew

@b\a g T iX TVf bgf TaW c_T i\f[ f[X BbeTj U :e$ Seuss. We’ll do some role-play and have a short V[Tf TUbgf [bi f[X EaVX#_Xeš Ug \aX V[TaZXW the ecosystem when he cut down the Truffula Trees. We’ll play a game on how the animals were affected and why they couldn’t live in the Street of f[X B\YfXW BbeTj Ta `beX$ =\e_ i\__ eXVX\hX T patch for their participation. Family members are invited; siblings may participate for the fee. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Wed,Mar 2,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Tue,Apr 5,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX SES #3 Wed,Apr 13,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #4 Mon,May 9, 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX Cost: $6 per girl Contact: Michelle

Daisy Sisters

Earliest: Jan. 1 Deadline: Feb. 25 What better way to enjoy being a Daisy than with our Daisy sisters! We will have fun making a craft, singing songs and playing games as we meet other :T\ =\e_ Vbgf TaW BXTWXe fbb $ 7Vf\h\f\X Tf f[\ cebZeT` i\__ [X_c Z\e_ XTea f[X K\b_Xf :T\ Petal (not included) which represents= Be a Sister to Every Girl Scout. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat,Mar 12,9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Program Activity Center, SES #2 Sat,Mar 26,1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. ?afXe`XW\TfX Dbef[ V[bb_ Cost: $7.25 per girl (includes a fun patch) Max:: 100 girls per session Contact: Susu

Daisy Encampment Become an Outdoor Detective!

Girls may spend the day learning about being confident in the outdoors or they may choose to stay overnight (must be accompanied by an adult). Girls do not have to be Girl Scouts to attend, but must be in kindergarten or first grade. Troop leaders are asked to encourage parents to attend whether it’s for the day or the night; dads have to have separate sleeping quarters. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Fri,Mar 25,6:00 p.m.Sat,Mar 26,1:00 p.m. SES #2 Sat,Mar 26,9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Cost: EhXea\Z[f0 (& cXe Z\e_% '+ cXe TWg_f :T Ea_ 0 - cXe Z\e_ % + cXe TWg_f Note: EhXea\Z[f \aV_gWX T__ cebZeT`" food and staff support Contact: Michelle

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Fancy Nancy & the Posh Puppy

Earliest: Jan. 1 Deadline: Mar. 18 With Fancy Nancy’s trademark humor and warmth, Nancy discovers that real fanciness does not depend simply on appearance but more on a genuine joie de vivre, which is a fancy phrase for [Th\aZ _bf bY Yga$ I[X fbe bY Âś<TaV DTaV f[X Fb [ Fgcc ¡ i\__ [X_c :T\ \X XTea f[X EeTaZX Daisy Petal (not included) which stands for being ÂśeX cba \U_X Ybe i[Tf ? T TaW Wb¡" T f[X Wb fancy activities centered on the story. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat,Apr 2,1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat,Apr 9,9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Hooper Ave Elementary School Cost: $7.25 per girl Max:: 100 girls per session Contact: Susu

Introduction to Golf

New!!! Join us at Twin Brooks Golf Center in Tinton Falls. Class will be fun and safe. There will be an introduction to all aspects of the game of golf including: putting, short game, full swing, course play, rules, etiquette and terMin:ology. Girls can bring their own equipment or Total Golf Adventure will provide all the necessary equipment. Sneakers are a good idea and classes will be held rain or shine. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,Apr 4, 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Twin Brooks Golf Center SES #2 Wed,Sep 28,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Twin Brooks Golf Center Cost: $30 per person Max:: 25 participants per session Contact: Joan

Early Bird Programs

September & October Ege ;Te_ 8\eW FebZeT` i\__ UX UT XW ba our “NEW� upcoming program material from GSUSA. The new petals, badges will be released in the “Girls Guide to Girl Scouting� in summer, 2011. Please check our website, www.girlscoutsjs.org at a later date for dates, locations and themes. Early Bird Discount of 50% will apply to girls who registered for the 2011/12 Girl Scout year by July 31, 2011. Early Bird price can only be applied to one of the designated Early Bird programs.

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Cookie Decorator II

Earliest: Jan. 1 Deadline: Apr. 15 So many Daisies enjoyed decorating big cookies in 9bb^\X :XVbeTfbe ? f[Tf iX WXV\WXW fb bYYXe \f again. The cookies that the girls decorate will come from Cookies By Design Bakery and will be perfect to decorate just in time for Mother’s Day. =\e_ i\__ g X Yeb f\aZ TaW WXVbeTf\aZ VTaW\X _XTea aXi fXV[a\dgX T iX__$ EaVX f[X Z\e_ c_TVX their cookies in their special box to take home they will get the chance to admire each other’s creations in our popular “cookie parade�. Dress for mess. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,May 2,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Camp Amity Acres SES #2 Tue,May 3,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #3 Wed,May 4,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES#4 Thu, May 5, 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. EVXTa HXVeXTf\ba 9XafXe" ET^[ge f Cost: $7.25 per girl Max: 50 girls per session Contact: Susu

Brownie Sampler

Bridging to Brownies 1st grade Daisies only Earliest: Jan. 1 Deadline: Apr. 29 ?fš Ta XjV\f\aZ f\`X T =\e_ Vbgf :T\ \X i[b i\__ be becoMin:g Brownies will have the chance to “sampleâ€? what being a Brownie is all about! Girls will complete Brownie activities from the Brownie Ie #?f Ubb^ TaW T`c_X T 8ebia\X =\e_ Vbgf Journey. (Girls will fulfill requirements and prepare for their Bridging Ceremony). There will be an EFI?ED7B 8e\WZ\aZ 9XeX`ba fb Yb__bi f[\ program for an additional charge of $1.00 per girl. Parents are welcome to come back and attend the ceremony. Girls who attend the ceremony will T_ b eXVX\hX T VXef\Y\VTfX$ BXaZf[ bY 9XeX`ba i\__ be deterMin:ed by amount of girls participating. Date/Time/Location: SES #1 Fri,May 13,6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. PAC, FarMin:gdale SES #2 Sat,May 14,9:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. LT_agf feXXf V[bb_" Ib` H\hXe Cost: $7.75 per girl (includes rainbow bridge) $8.75 per girl attending Bridging Ceremony Max: 100 girls per session Note: Please Note: on registration if you will be staying for the ceremony. Contact: Susu

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Introduction to Horses

Open to Daisy and Brownie Girl Scouts – and their siblings ages 5 – 8 Enjoy learning about horses and getting to know the how-to’s about being around a horse. This cebZeT` i\__ fT^X c_TVX Tf 9[Te\bf H\WXe " Manchester or the Program Activity Center in FarMin:gdale. Much of this program will include hands-on learning about horses and end with a trainer-led ride. A patch will be given to all participants. Siblings ages 5-8 may participate, the fee applies. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sun,May 22,12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sun, Jun 5,12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. 9[Te\bf H\WXe CTaV[X fXe Cost: $6.50 per girl Contact: Michelle

Introduction to Robotics

You may call and request a day/date that suits bge Zebgc$ ?f VTa UX T febbc `XXf\aZ be XhXa T cTef $ 7 C\a0\`g` bY '& cTef\V\cTaf \ eXdg\eXW$ ?Y you wish to host a gathering you might wish to invite non-Girl Scouts as well. This is a great way to \afebWgVX HbUbf\V TaW bge HbUbf\V 9_gU$ Cost: $7.50 per participant Contact: Patricia Kurz

Outdoor girl programs/ Leader Outdoor Training!

We are offering Girl Scout Junior leaders an opportunity to participate with the girls in the badge programs that will qualify you as an outdoor trained adult – girl program and adult feT\a\aZ T__ Tf f[X T`X f\`X ?Y _XTWXe wish to take this route in completing their outdoor training, there will be a series of four outdoor programs for Girl Scout Juniors and their leaders. We hope this training alternative will help you – skills, training while you are with your girls at programs. You must complete all four before your training is complete. The four programs in this series are: Camp Together, EgfWbbe 9bb^" EgfWbbe <ga TaW Camp Crafting.

Adult volunteers are needed for many of the programs listed. If you would like to volunteer, please contact the staff person listed for the program. At many of the programs, leaders/adults will be expected to assist their girls. Detailed directions will be provided for each program. If you have girls with special needs and would like additional information about a program or trip, please contact the staff person listed.

Brownie Horse Back Riding Try It!

Enjoy a horseback riding program in our indoor riding arena. This program is for girls, whether they’ve ridden or not. This program will cover horse and stable safety and caring for a horse. =\e_ i\__ eXVX\hX T Ie #?f gcba Vb`c_Xf\ba f[\ cebZeT`$ 7__ X \ba fT^X c_TVX Tf 9[Te\bf H\WXe Equestrian Center, located next to the Monmouth Service Center in Farmingdale. Special requests can be made for Fridays 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. or Sundays 10:15 a.m., 11:30 a.m., or '(0)& c$`$ XX IeT\_ H\WX T iX__ $ Db W\ Vbgaf on Friday or Sunday. Date/Time/Location All Horse Badge programs take place at Chariot H\WXe " <Te`\aZWT_X Yeb` *0)& c$`$#,0)& c$`$ SES #1 Tue, Jan 18 SES #2 Tue, Feb 8 SES #3 Tue, Feb 22 SES #4 Tue, Mar 8 SES #5 Tue, Mar 29 SES #6 Tue, Apr 12 SES #7 Tue, May 3 SES #8 Tue, May 17 SES #9 Tue, Jun 7 SES #10Tue, Sep 27 Cost: $35 per girl ; '& Ea_ XcfX`UXe cXV\T_ HXZ\ fXe UXYbeX @gaX )&f[ TaW e\WX for $20 per girl. After June 30th, price will be $25 per girl. Note: Space is limited on all horse programs; please register early to assure a spot. No registrations will be accepted after Monday morning before the Tuesday date. Contact: Michelle

Every Drop Counts

Brownie Girl Scouts will discover and be more aware of the nature of water - something that we take for granted every day. Girls will make connections between the states of water and the water cycle. Through games, activities and crafts they will see how the choices we make every day affect the world around us. This program will allow girls to take action as they realize ‘Every Drop Counts’. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat,Jan 22,10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat,Jan 29,10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX SES #3 Mon,Mar 14,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX SES #4 Tue,Mar 29,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Program Activity Center Cost: $6.00, patch included Contact: Michelle

Teamwork and Teamplay

IXT`ibe^ IXT`c_T \ UT XW ba TVf\h\f\X developed by author Jim Cain from his book HTVVbba 9\eV_X $ bge 8ebia\X =\e_ Vbgf i\__ ZXf moving while working together as a team. While playing together they will also connect through active learning. A patch is given out at this program. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Wed,Feb 9,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Thu,Feb 17,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX SES #3 Tue,Mar 8,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX SES #4 Tue, Mar 22,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #5 Thu, Apr 14,4:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #6 Wed, Apr 27,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX SES #7 Fri, Sep 30,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. <e\XaW [\c BbWZX Cost: $8.50 per girl Note: Additional programs can be scheduled with a minimum of 12 girls. Contact: Joan

Brownie Archery

Brownie Archery is an instructional program. Girls learn about archery safety, equipment and how to [bbf$ I[X 7eV[Xe Ie #?f \ XTeaXW TaW eXVX\hXW at this program. Date/Time/Location SES#1 Wed,Feb 16,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p..m. Program Activity Center, indoor SES#2 Tue,Mar 1,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p..m. Program Activity Center, indoor SES #3 Thu,Apr 7,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #4 Thu,Apr 14,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p..m. Amity Acres SES #5 Wed,May 4,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #6 Tue,May 17,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p..m. Amity Acres SES #7 Mon,Jun 13,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #8 Wed,Jun 15,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p..m. Amity Acres SES #9 Tue,Sep 13,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #10Wed,Sep 21,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p..m. Amity Acres Cost: $11.50 per girl Note: Additional programs may be scheduled at your request with a minimum of 12 girls. Contact: Joan

Ready, Set, Go Camping

Come to camp and learn how to make your own campfire stew, learn to tie some knots, see how fast you can roll a sleeping bag and learn different uses for a bandana. You will eat the stew you make TaW fT^X [b`X f[X HXTW " Xf" =b Ie #?f$ Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,Mar 7,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Wed,Mar 23,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #3 Fri,Apr 15,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #4 Fri,Apr 29,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #5 Tue,May 24,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #6 Thu,Jun 9,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #7 Mon,Sep 19,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea Cost: $12.00 per girl (includes the price bY Ie #?f" YbbW gcc_\X Contact: Joan

Outdoor Adventurer

You go girl! Join us for a great outside adventure where you will have fun participating in a relay (learn how to dress for the weather as you compete against time); take a “Touch, Smell and B\ fXa¡ [\^X TebgaW VT`c1 `T^X T [X_fXe fb protect us from the weather; and then learn what to take on a camping trip. Girls will receive their EgfWbbe 7WhXafgeXe Ie #?f Tf f[X XaW bY f[\ program. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Wed,Mar 30,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #2 Sun,May 1,10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Sacajawea SES #3 Wed,May 25,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #4 Mon,Sep 26,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea Cost: $8.50 per girl Contact: Joan

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Outdoor Skills

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Camp Crafting

Brownie/Junior During Camp Crafting girls will make a sit-upon, learn f lag etiquette, learn about and make two swaps. You will also learn knife safety, make a box oven, and use a charcoal grill. Girls will make and eat hot dogs and chili at the program. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat,Apr 16,10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #2 Mon,May 9,4:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #3 Sun,Jun 12,1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Sacajawea SES #4 Sun,Sep 18,1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Amity Acres Cost: $20 per girl (includes the price of food and supplies) Contact: Joan

Junie B. Travels Right

Earliest: Jan. 1 Deadline: Feb. 25 7_b[T Ee T @ga\X 8$ ibg_W T œ7_b[T#[T#[T¡ T [X TaW [Xe YT`\_ fT^X T hTVTf\ba fb œFT\e#E# :\VX¡ T_ b ^abia T >TiT\\ BXf f[\ Ubb^ \a c\eX 8ebia\X fb XTea f[X\e IeThX_ H\Z[f Ie #?f f[ebgZ[ scrapbooking, singing and using their imagination. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat,Mar 12,1:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat,Mar 26,9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. ?afXe`XW\TfX Dbef[ V[bb_ Cost: $7.75 per girl (includes try-it) Max: 100 girls per session Contact: Susu

Climbing Wall

Teamwork and Teamplay is a pre-requisite for the climbing wall. Teamwork and Teamplay gives girls a sound foundation to explore the climbing wall’s V[T__XaZX $ Ege V_\`U\aZ iT__ cebZeT` ceX Xaf both physical and mental challenges and is just c_T\a Yga ?f ceb`bfX feXaZf[" XaWgeTaVX" cbiXe" Y_Xj\U\_\f TaW ^\__$ ?f ceX Xaf T UT_TaVX between physical exercise and mental discipline. Girls gain a heightened sense of self-confidence and independence as a result of gaining new skills and successfully completing challenging climbs. Climbing addresses four of the five components of physical fitness: muscular strength, muscular endurance, body composition and flexibility. Date/Time/Location SES#1 Tue,Mar 22,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Amity Acres SES#2 Fri,Apr 1,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES#3 Tue,Apr 5,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Amity Acres SES#4 Mon,Sep 12,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea Cost: $15 per participant Max: 24 girls per session Note: Additional programs may be scheduled at your request with a `\a\`g` bY '( Z\e_ $ ?ah\fX bf[Xe Z\e_ and/or Girl Scouts to join you to meet or exceed the minimums. Contact: Joan

Creepy Crawlers Try-It

Earliest: Jan. 1 Deadline: Mar. 18 ?a XVf TeX f[X `b f gVVX Yg_ _\YX Ybe` ba f[X planet. They are literally everywhere‌ and have been for millions and millions of years. Join us as we explore the fascinating world of creepy crawlers through exciting activities planned by Junior Girl Scouts. Date/Time/Location: SES #1 Sat,Apr 2,9:30 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat,Apr 9,1:00 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Hooper Avenue Elementary School Cost: -$-+ cXe Z\e_ \aV_gWX Ie #?f Max: 100 girls per session Contact: Susu

Introduction to Golf

New!!! Join us at Twin Brooks Golf Center in Tinton Falls. Class will be fun and safe. There will be an introduction to all aspects of the game of golf including: putting, short game, full swing, course play, rules, etiquette and terminology. Girls can bring their own equipment or Total Golf Adventure will provide all the necessary equipment. Sneakers are a good idea and classes will be held rain or shine. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,Apr 11,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Twin Brooks Golf Center SES #2 Wed,Sep 21,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Twin Brooks Golf Center Cost: $30 per person Max: 25 per session Contact: Joan

Springing Cupcakes

Earliest: Jan. 1 Deadline: Mar. 25 Spring is a great time to decorate cupcakes with Y_biXe U_bb`\aZ TaW [b_\WT _\^X ;T fXe Passover only a few days away. Great themes to inspire Brownie “chicks� to start springing into action by using their imaginations to try the art of cupcake decorating. Dress for the mess. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Wed,Apr 13,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Hooper Avenue Elementary School SES #2 Thu,Apr 14,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #3 Fri,Apr 15,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Cullen Center, Hazlet SES #4 Fri, Apr 15, 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. EVXTa HXVeXTf\ba 9XafXe" ET^[ge f Cost: $7.75 per girl Max: 50 girls per session Contact: Susu

Camping Activities

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Brownie Boating

Brownie Boating introduces girls to boating safety, paddling and being on the water. Girls will paddle ba BT^X 7`\f be BT^X 8e\aW_X \a VTabX be Yga T^ $ Girls will receive a fun patch. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,Apr 25,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #2 Thu,Apr 28,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #3 Thu,May 5,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #4 Wed,May 18,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #5 Sun,Jun 12,2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #6 Tue,Sep 20,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #7 Thu,Sep 22,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea Cost: $10 per girl Note: Additional programs may be scheduled at your request with a minimum of 12 girls. Contact: Joan

Take a Hike: Brownie Orienteering

Get together with other Girl Scout Brownies and learn your way around! We’ll introduce the sport of orienteering. We will supply the equipment and you’ll learn how to use it – from maps to compasses. We will show you what you should iXTe TaW XhXe baX ZXf T Ie #?f TaW T i[\ f_X$ Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,May 9,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #2 Mon,May 16,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #3 Wed,Sep 21,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #4 Fri,Sep 30,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea Cost: $6.50 per girl, patch included Contact: Michelle

Early Bird Programs

September & October Ege ;Te_ 8\eW FebZeT` i\__ UX UT XW ba our “NEW� upcoming program material from GSUSA. The new petals, badges will be released in the “Girls Guide to Girl Scouting� in summer, 2011. Please check our website, www.girlscoutsjs.org at a later date for dates, locations and themes. Early Bird Discount of 50% will apply to girls who registered for the 2011/12 Girl Scout year by July 31, 2011. Early Bird price can only be applied to one of the designated Early Bird programs.

Follow the RainbowBridging to Junior Girl Scouts

3rd Grade Brownies Earliest: Now Deadline: May 6 Calling all 3rd grade Brownies!! This is your time to discover Junior Girl Scouting. We will explore the exciting world of Juniors including the Journeys. The program will fill you with excitement and anticipation about your next big step. With the help of our Girl Scouts Juniors, our Brownies will fulfill the requirements of the Bridge to Junior Girl Vbgf 7iTeW$ I[XeX i\__ UX Ta EFI?ED7B 8e\WZ\aZ Ceremony at 12:00 p.m. for those who choose to participate. For all others, the program will end at 12:00 p.m. All Brownies are asked to bring a nonperishable food item as a part of a service project toward bridging requirements. Come play, learn and grow into Junior Girl Scouts. Adult volunteers are needed to help run workshops during sessions. Complete instructions will be provided. No special talent is required. To volunteer please contact Susan, (800)785-2090, or swarnken@girlscoutsjs.org Date/Time/Location: SES #1 Sat,May 21,9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. ?afXe`XW\TfX ;T f V[bb_ SES #2 Sat,May 21,9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Program Activity Center Cost: $7.75 per girl Max: SES #1 – 200 SES #2 – 100 Contact: Susan

Philadelphia Zoo – Night Flight-Sleepover in the TREEHOUSE!

Brownie/ Junior Earliest: Now Deadline: April 26 Grab your sleeping bag and camp inside the Philadelphia Zoo Treehouse! Nightflighters hike the Zoo in the dark, meet an animal keeper and more! Evening snack, continental breakfast, and admission to the Zoo the following day is included in this program. A $25 deposit per person is due with registration and balance is due by Apr. 15. A list of participants noting girl or adult, plus phone # must accompany registration. No refunds or eX`bh\aZ cXbc_X TYfXe 7ce$ '+$ EaVX Y\aT_ ag`UXe are given to the Zoo, the Council is charged for cXbc_X i[b Wb abf TffXaW$ EhXea\Z[f \ Yeb` -0&& p.m. Saturday to 11:00 a.m. Sunday. Please contact Susan by April 1st, if you need bus transportation. We need a minimum of 40 people per night in order to provide bus transportation. There will be an additional fee. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat. May 21 SES #2 Sat. June 4 Cost: $53.50 per person Max: 135 participants per night Contact: Susan

Brownie Encampment Become an Outdoor Detective

BXThX fXV[ab_bZ UX[\aW Ybe T a\Z[f bY Yga TaW friendship. Join the camping team at GSJS for a relaxing overnight experience as we become EgfWbbe :XfXVf\hX $ I[XeX i\__ UX T VT`cY\eX" night hikes, games, sing-alongs and more‌ Council-wide – meet other girls who share similar interests. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Fri, Jun 24, 6:00 p.m. to Sat,Jun 25,1:00 p.m. Camp Sacajawea Note: ?aV_gWX T__ cebZeT`" YbbW TaW staff support Cost: $20 per girl $15 per adult Contact: Michelle

Rocketry

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Introduction to Robotics

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Adult volunteers are needed for many of the programs listed. If you would like to volunteer, please contact the staff person listed for the program. At many of the programs, leaders/adults will be expected to assist their girls. Detailed directions will be provided for each program. If you have girls with special needs and would like additional information about a program or trip, please contact the staff person listed.

Bronze Award

The prerequisite for the Bronze Award is a Junior Journey. The Journey must be completed before the girls begin their Bronze Award Project. The purpose of the prerequisite is to help give girls the skills they need to complete their projects.

Canoe Team

Calling all girls ages 12 -18 who like to canoe and Xa]b f[X [XTefUXTf bY Vb`cXf\f\ba ?Y bg _\^X fb canoe and would like to learn more about competing with other Girl Scouts in canoe races in DXi @Xe X TaW DXi be^" f[X @Xe X H\hXe HgaaXe 9TabX HTV\aZ IXT` \ _bb^\aZ Ybe aXi `X`UXe $ ?fš f[X '/f[ XTe Ybe f[X fXT`" i[\V[ eTVX T cTef of the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore. This is a girl/ parent information night and an opportunity to meet the coaches and girls from the team. You can attend to learn about the commitment to the fXT` i[Tf \ \ahb_hXW \a UX\aZ T fXT` `X`UXe$ :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba SES #1 Wed,Jan 19,7:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe Cost: $45 per girl registration fee (due at Jan 19 meeting) $45 per girl race fee due April 1st Contact: Joan

Introduction to Aviation

New!!! Fasten your seatbelts! The Girls Scouts of the Jersey Shore, in partnership with the Garden State Angels chapter of Women in Aviation, is offering an introduction to aviation. This will be a hands-on workshop giving girls an understanding of the intricacies of air travel. From what is an aircraft, how does it fly to typical instruments and how they work‌ :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba SES#1 Sat,Jan 22,10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Camp Amity Acres SES#2 Sat,Jan 29,10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Program Activity Center Cost: $5.50 Contact: Michelle

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Archery I

Junior/Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 7eV[Xe ? \ Ta \a fegVf\baT_ cebZeT`$ I[X Z\e_ i\__ earn and receive the Archery Badge. :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba SES #1 Thu,Jan 20,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Program Activity Center, indoor SES #2 Mon,Feb 7,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Program Activity Center, indoor SES #3 Tue,Mar 8,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Program Activity Center, indoor SES #4 Mon,Apr 4,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity SES #5 Fri,Apr 15,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #6 Thu,Apr 21,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity SES #7 Mon,Apr 25,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #8 Thu,May 5,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #9 Wed,May 11,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity SES #10Mon,May 16,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity SES #11 Thu,May 26,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #12 Wed,Jun 8,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity SES #13 Tue,Jun 14,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #14 Fri,Jun 17,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity SES #15 Thu,Sep 15,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity SES #16 Tue,Sep 27,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea Cost: $12.00 Contact : Joan

Archery II

7eV[Xe ?? \ Ta \a fegVf\baT_ cebZeT`$ I[X Z\e_ i\__ either earn an Archery Patch, Archery Badge, or f[X 7eV[Xe ?afXeX f Feb]XVf cTfV[$ Date/Time/Location SES #1 Wed,Apr 13,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #2 Tue,Apr 19,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #3 Fri,May 20,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #4 Mon,May 23,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #5 Thu,Jun 9,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea Cost: $12.00 per girl Note: Additional programs may be scheduled at your request with a minimum of 12 girls. Contact: Joan

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aMUSE – Reach Out!

Earliest: Now Deadline: Feb 25 Have fun with improv and other types of activities while getting a glimpse of the new Junior Journey TCg X TaW fTef\aZ ba f[X Y\e f TiTeW HXTV[ Egf This program is open to all Girl Scout Juniors troops and individuals. All girls must have the new @bgeaX 8bb^" TCJ ;$ ?Y bg Wbašf [ThX f[X Ubb^ one will be provided. . :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba0 SES #1 Mon,Feb 7,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES #2 Wed,Feb 9,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Camp Amity Acres SES #3 Thu,Feb 17,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #4 Thu,Feb 24,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. EVXTa HXVeXTf\ba Cost: $14.50 per girl (including Book) $7.50 per girl (not including Book) Max: 35 girls per session Contact: Susan

Camp Together

Girls will learn to plan a trip and consider the safety issues. Topics covered will be the buddy system, behavioral expectations, emergency procedures; such as signaling for help, executing a lost camper plan, executing a fire drill, and evacuation of camp. BXTea TUbgf f[X BXThX Db IeTVX c[\_b bc[ " Xf and follow a trail, make a kaper chart, learn basic cooking skills using a propane stove, make and eat grilled cheese sandwiches. :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba SES #1 Wed,Feb 16,5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #2 Thu,Feb 24,4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #3 Tue,Apr 26,4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Sacajawea Note: Additional programs may be scheduled at your request with a minimum of 12 girls. Cost: $20.00 per girl (includes the price bY UTWZX" YbbW gcc_\X Contact: Joan

Outdoor Cook

Girls will discuss how to plan for a meal at camp, how to prepare a meal and how to serve an outdoor meal. They will learn how to wash dishes in the great outdoors as well as make a recipe booklet for their own use later. Girls will learn to light and use a propane stove, how to use a charcoal chimney and grill, and a wood fire. Girls will make tacos on the stove and marshmallows over the fire. Girls will eat together and receive the EgfWbbe 9bb^ 8TWZX$ Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,Feb 21,4:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat,Mar 5,10:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #3 Mon,Mar 28,4:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #4 Wed,Apr 27,5:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #5 Sun,Sep 18,10:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Sacajawea Note: Additional programs may be scheduled at your request with a minimum of 12 girls. Cost: $20.00 per girl (includes the price bY UTWZX" YbbW gcc_\X Contact: Joan

aMUSE – Speak Out!

Earliest: Now Deadline: Feb 25 cXT^ Egf I[X XVbaW TiTeW \a f[X aXi @ga\be Journey aMUSE. Have fun while you learn to speak out against stereotypes and work together as a team to create your own story to help inspire others to do the same. This program is open to all Girl Scout Juniors, troops and individuals. All girls `g f [ThX f[X aXi @bgeaX 8bb^ TCJ ;$ ?Y bg Wba f [ThX f[X Ubb^" baX i\__ UX cebh\WXW$ :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba0 SES #1 Mon,Mar 7,5:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES #2 Wed,Mar 9,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Camp Amity Acres SES #3 Tue,Mar 15,5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #4 thu,Mar 24,5:00 p.m.- 6:30 p.m. EVXTa HXVeXTf\ba 9XafXe Cost: $14.50 per girl (including Book) $7.50 per girl (not including Book) Max: 35 girls per session Contact: Susan

Outdoor Fun

Girls will learn what to do in an emergency at camp, plan meals and snacks for a camping trip, learn how to build a wood and charcoal fire, basic first aid, knots and more. We will cook hamburgers on the charcoal fire and we’ll eat together. Girls will eXVX\hX f[X EgfWbbe <ga 8TWZX$ Date/Time/Location SES #1 Fri,Apr 8,4:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Mon,May 2,5:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Amity Acres Cost: $20.00 per girl (includes the price bY UTWZX" YbbW gcc_\X Note: Additional programs may be scheduled at your request with a minimum of 12 girls. Contact: Joan

Camp Crafting

Brownie/Junior During Camp Crafting girls will make a sit-upon, learn f lag etiquette, learn about and make two swaps. You will also learn knife safety, make a box oven, and use a charcoal grill. Girls will make and eat hot dogs and chili at the program. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat,Apr 16,10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #2 Mon,May 9,4:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #3 Sun,Jun 12,1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Sacajawea SES #4 Sun,Sep 18,1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Amity Acres Cost: $20.00 per girl (includes the price bY YbbW gcc_\X Contact: Joan

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Explore Solar Energy I

Make a solar-powered car that will travel under bright sunlight. Each participant keeps their car at the XaW bY f[X cebZeT`$ B\`\f (& cTef\V\cTaf cXe cebZeT`$ SES#1 Wed,Jan 26,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES#2 Thu,Jan 27,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES#3 Fri, Feb 11,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES#4 Mon,Feb 21,10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Program Activity Center Cost: $18.50 per participant Contact: Patricia Kurz

SunEZoon Solar Car, Exploring Solar Energy II

This project stresses the scientific principles of photovoltaic’s, gears, energy and alternative energy. SES#1 Sun,Feb 6,1:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES#2 Mon,Feb 21,2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES#3 Thu, Mar 3,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe Cost: $18.50 per participant Contact: Patricia Kurz

Energy for Every One!

How does color relate to temperature? How do plants recycle? This program will cover some interesting aspects of energy. This program is a hands-on workshop. SES#1 Tue,Mar 1,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES#2 Sat,Mar 5,1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES#3 Thu,Mar 24,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Program Activity Center Cost: $7.50 per participant Contact: Patricia Kurz

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Junior Horse I

>be X ? Yg_Y\__ f[X eXdg\eX`Xaf Ybe f[X =\e_ Vbgf Junior Horse Fan Badge. These programs are held 9[Te\bf H\WXe " <Te`\aZWT_X" *0)& fb ,0)& c$`$ SES #1 Tue., Mar 1 SES #2 Tue., Apr 5 SES #3 Tue., May 10 SES #4 Tue., Jun 14 SES #5 Tue., Sept 13 Cost: $35 per girl ; + Ea_ ´ HXZ\ fXe UXYbeX June 30th and ride for $15 per girl; after June 30th, price will be $25 per girl. Contact: Michelle

Junior Horse II

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Young Writers

Earliest: Now Deadline: Feb 25 :b bg ^abi TUbgf 8XX g TaW HT`baT5 :b bg like reading about them? Do you know any other books or characters by Beverly Cleary? What about Judy Blume?Well now is your chance to learn a little more about how to become a writer. 9Ta bg \`TZ\aX bge X_Y ie\f\aZ Ubb^ " IK [bi " radio scripts, song lyrics, magazine articles, or VbafXaf Ybe f[X ?afXeaXf5 L[ abf [TecXa bge writing skills while working with members of Sigma Tau Delta, the English Honor Society at Kean University and become a Young Writer! Date/Time/Location SES #1 Fri,Mar 11,6:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m.. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat,Mar 26,9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Walnut Elementary School Cost: $7.75 per girl Max: SES #1 – 100 girls SES #2 – 200 girls Contact: Susan

Challenge Course

9T`c 7`\f 7VeX 9T`c TVT]TiXTš V[T__XaZX course programs provide an outdoor hands-on mental and physical challenge. The purpose of the ropes course is to help develop individual confidence and to provide a team building experience. There are two participation levels; BXhX_ ? TaW BXhX_ ??$ bg `T cTef\V\cTfX \a XTV[ level more than once – each time it will become a new experience because of how the challenge and the group interplays; as well as different elements on the low ropes course. The girls will receive a patch. Additional programs can be scheduled at your request with a minimum of 12 girls. Camp Amity Acres Challenge Course I SES #1 Mon,Mar 14,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. SES #2 Wed,Apr 6,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. SES #3 Mon,May 2,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. SES #4 Tue,Jun 7,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. SES #5 Thu,Jun 30,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Challenge Course II – includes zip line SES #6 Mon,Mar 21,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. SES #7 Thu,Apr 14,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. SES #8 Wed,May 18,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. SES #9 Thu,Jun 23,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Camp Sacajawea Challenge Course I SES #10 Wed,Mar 16,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. SES #11 Mon,Apr 4,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. SES #12 Thu,May 12,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. SES #13 Tue,May 31,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Challenge Course II – includes zip line SES #14 Thu,Mar 31,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. SES #15 Mon,Apr 11,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. SES #16 Thu,May 26,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Note:

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Self Defense

Earliest: Now Deadline: 2 weeks prior This self-defense course, taught by a black-belt instructor, is designed to meet the needs of girls who wish to learn techniques for personal selfdefense. Each class will begin with a warm up, joint and balance exercises and include some games. Defense methods are taught against the most common attacks and situations. Each session is multiple dates. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Tue,Mar 15, ,6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. Tue., Apr 5, 6:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. +/' BT^X[ge f HW$" Ib` H\hXe SES #2 Wed, Mar 23, 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Wed. Mar 30, 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #3 Mon,Apr 4, 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Mon. Apr 18, 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Mon, May 2, 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Mon, May 16, 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Mon, June 6,6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. ;TZ_X ceTZgX HXVeXTf\ba 9XafXe Waretown SES #4 Wed,May 4, 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Wed, May 18, 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Program Activity Center Cost: $24 per girl Note: ?Y bge febbc \ gaTU_X fb `T^X Ta of the dates above, then a separate session can be arranged for you with a minimum of 10 girls registered. Contact: Susan

Outdoor girl programs/ Leader Outdoor Training!

We are offering Girl Scout Junior leaders an opportunity to participate with the girls in the badge programs that will qualify you as an outdoor trained adult – girl program and adult feT\a\aZ T__ Tf f[X T`X f\`X ?Y _XTWXe wish to take this route in completing their outdoor training, there will be a series of four outdoor programs for Girl Scout Juniors and their leaders. We hope this training alternative will help you – skills, training while you are with your girls at programs. You must complete all four before your training is complete. The four programs in this Xe\X TeX0 9T`c IbZXf[Xe" EgfWbbe 9bb^" EgfWbbe <ga TaW 9T`c 9eTYf\aZ$

Climbing Wall

Ege V_\`U\aZ iT__ cebZeT` ceX Xaf Ubf[ c[ \VT_ TaW `XafT_ V[T__XaZX TaW \ ]g f c_T\a Yga ?f promotes strength, endurance, power, flexibility TaW ^\__$ ?f ceX Xaf T UT_TaVX UXfiXXa c[ \VT_ exercise and mental discipline. Girls gain a heightened sense of self-confidence and independence as a result of gaining new skills and successfully completing challenging climbs. Climbing addresses four of the five components of physical fitness: muscular strength, muscular endurance, body composition and flexibility. ?ah\fX bf[Xe Z\e_ TaW%be =\e_ Vbgf fb ]b\a bg fb meet or exceed the minimum number. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Tue,Mar 29,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #2 Thu,Mar 31,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #3 Tue,May 3,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #4 Thu,Sep 15,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #5 Fri,Sep 23,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres Cost: $15 per participant Note: Additional programs may be scheduled at your request with a minimum of 12 girls; a maximum of 24 girls in a program. Contact: Joan

Junior Aide Workshop

Earliest: Now Deadline: Mar 18 Juniors who attend this training will learn how to plan a Brownie program. These girls will be assigned one of the requirements for the Brownie bridging program and will work on an activity to meet that requirement. The girls will be responsible to run that activity at the “Follow the HT\aUbi# 8e\WZ\aZ fb @ga\be =\e_ Vbgf ¡ cebZeT` ba CT (' f \a <Te`\aZWT_X be Ib` H\hXe" be another council-sponsored leadership opportunity. Girls must attend the training and program in order to receive the Junior Aide Bar. Adult volunteers are needed to help run workshops during sessions. Complete instructions will be provided. No special talent is required. To volunteer please contact Susan, (800) 785-2090 ext 128, or swarnken@girlscoutsjs.org Date/Time/Location SES #1 Tue,Apr 5,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. ?afXe`XW\TfX Dbef[ V[bb_ SES #2 Thu,Apr 7,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #3 Tue,Apr 12,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Cullen Center, Hazlet Cost: $5.50 per girl (includes Bar) Max: SES #1 – 100 SES #2 – 100 SES #3 – 35 Contact: Susan

Canoe I

Junior/Cadette/Senior/Ambassador An instructional program that introduces the basics of canoeing, canoe safety and paddling. Girls will receive a fun patch. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Wed,Apr 6,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #2 Mon,Apr 18,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea SES #3 Wed,Apr 20,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m Amity Acres SES #4 Tue,May 10,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m Sacajawea SES #5 Thu,May 12,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m Amity Acres SES #6 Wed,May 25,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m Sacajawea SES #7 Mon,Jun 6,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m Sacajawea SES #8 Mon,Jun 13,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m Amity Acres SES #9 Thu,Jun 16,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m Sacajawea SES #10 Mon,Sep 19,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m Amity Acres SES #11 Sat,Sep 24,2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Sacajawea Cost: $12.00 per girl Note: Additional programs may be scheduled at your request with a minimum of 12 girls. Contact: Joan

Canoe II

Junior/Cadette/Senior/Ambassador 9TabX ?? \ Ta \a fegVf\baT_ cebZeT` f[Tf introduces some advanced skills and helps to perfect your paddling. Girls will receive a fun patch. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Tue,May 24,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #2 Wed,Jun 1,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea Cost: $12.00 per girl

Creative Solutions

Earliest: Now Deadline: March 25 Girl Detective Nancy Drew is always on a new case trying to find the answers for recent suspicious problems and activities. And so can you!! Stretch your mind in many directions - find creative solutions to everyday problems and find extraordinary uses for ordinary items while earning the Creative Solutions Junior Badge! :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba0 SES #1 Sat,Apr 9,9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat,Apr 30,9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. ?afXe`XW\TfX Dbef[" Ib` H\hXe Cost: $7.75 per girl Max: SES # 1 – 100 / SES #2 – 200 Contact: Susan

Introduction to Golf

New!!! Join us at Twin Brooks Golf Center in Tinton Falls Class will be fun and safe. There will be an introduction to all aspects of the game of golf including: putting, short game, full swing, course play, rules, etiquette and terminology. Girls can bring their own equipment or Total Golf Adventure will provide all the necessary equipment. Sneakers are a good idea and classes will be held rain or shine. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,Apr 18,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Twin Brooks Golf Center SES #2 Wed,Sep 14,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Twin Brooks Golf Center Cost: $30 per person Maximum: 25 participants Contact: Joan

Orienteering

Getting lost is no fun, and after this program it will be no problem! Juniors will learn how to read and become familiar with several different types of maps: topographic, local, national and even mass transit. Participants will learn how to orient themselves with a map and surroundings, how to calculate walking time and distance in different terrains. Scouts will also learn how to use a compass. Girls will earn the “Finding Your Way� Badge. :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba SES #1 Mon,Apr 25,2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Camp Sacajawea Cost: $8.00 per girl Contact: Michelle

Junior to Cadette Bridging

Earliest: Now Deadline: April 21 Whether you have been a Girl Scout since Daisy or have recently begun Girl Scouting, crossing the bridge from a Junior to a Cadette Girl Scout is very important. This program is run by Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts and will allow Juniors not only to bridge into the next phase of Girl Scouting but find out about all the exciting, new activities that this new phase has for them as well! Come enter the world of Girl Scout Cadette by making new friends and new special memories. Parents are invited to the bridging ceremony which will be held at the end of the program, approximately 2:00 p.m. :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba SES #1 Sat, May 7, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat, May 14, 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. ?afXe`XW\TfX ;T f V[bb_ Cost: $10.00 per girl Note: Please bring a brown bag lunch Contact: BJ

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New! Animal Tracks & Scat!

BXTea fb cbf Vb``ba Ta\`T_ feTV^ YbgaW \a bge Amity Acres or Sacajawea forest. Make a chart to take with you and make a plaster cast of a popular animal to take home. We’ll even learn a little about how scat (animal poop!) can help you identify what kind of animal is living in the woods. Dates/Time/Location SES #1 Wed,May 18,5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Amity Acres SES #2 Wed,May 25,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Sacajawea Cost: $6 per participant includes patch Contact: Michelle

Junior Encampment Become an Outdoor Detective.

Dressage Rider Badge Level 2 Riders

DXi I[X :eX TZX H\WXe UTWZX feX X T “hands-onâ€? horse experience. This program is geared to riders with a general understanding of horses and offers the next level of dressage training. This clinic includes: š BXTea UT \V `bhX`Xaf š H\WX Ta \afeb fX f š General etiquette š BXTea TUbgf J :< eg_X TaW eXZg_Tf\ba I[X :eX TZX H\WXe UTWZX _XhX_ ( cebZeT` \ approximately 1½ long and expands on the information learned in previous lessons (horse fan). After a 15 minute discussion, instructors will teach and assist riders as they mount and prepare Ybe f[X eXdg\eX`Xaf bY Ta ?afebWgVfbe :eX TZX fX f$ ?a TWW\f\ba" e\WXe i\__ eXY\aX f[X\e WeX TZX skills and learn US Dressage Federation rules and regulations. Contact: Michelle

BXThX fXV[ab_bZ UX[\aW Ybe T a\Z[f bY Yga TaW friendship. Join the camping team at GSJS for a relaxing overnight experience. There will be a campfire, night hikes, games and sing-alongs and more‌ Council-wide – meet other girls who share similar interests. Saturday dinner, Saturday night snack, Sunday breakfast and lunch will be provided. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat,Jun 25, 4:00 p.m. to Sun,Jun 26,1:00 p.m. Camp Sacajawea Cost: (&$&& cXe Z\e_ '+$&& cXe TWg_f (includes all program, food and staff support) Contact: Michelle

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Hunt Seat Rider Badge Level 2 Riders

New!!! The hunt seat rider badge stresses a Âś[TaW #ba¡ [be X XjcXe\XaVX$ Ege cebZeT` \ geared to riders with a general understanding of horses and offers the next level of hunt seat instruction for your girl scout. This clinic includes: š BXTea UT \V `bhX`Xaf š Successfully trot and canter over poles and raised cavelletis š General and show etiquette š BXTea TUbgf J ;< eg_X TaW eXZg_Tf\ba The Girl Scout Hunt Seat rider badge level 2 program is approximately one and a half hours long and expands on the information learned in previous lessons (horse fan program). After a fifteen- minute discussion, instructors will teach and assist riders as they mount and prepare their own horses for successful navigation of poles and eT\ XW VThX__Xff\ $ ?a TWW\f\ba" Vbgf i\__ eXY\aX their equitation skills and learn United States Equestrian Federation rules and regulations in their one hour riding lesson. Contact: Michelle

Early Bird Programs

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Most Cadette, Senior & Ambassador activities do not require an adult to stay unless it is listed in the description. At this level the girls work independently without an adult with them. If you wish to stay at the program we ask that you bring something to do, as we will separate you from the girls. Adults may be recruited to help with the activity or to meet girl/adult ratio.

Silver and Gold Award

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Silver & Gold Award Committee

The volunteer committee meets most months to interview all Gold Award Project proposals. The committee will meet each girl, review her project, give immediate feedback and assign a Committee Contact Person. Project proposals (applications) must be submitted to either Service Center by 4:00 p.m. the Thursday prior to the next scheduled meeting. EaVX gU`\ffXW" Z\e_ i\__ UX V[XWg_XW fb TccXTe Tf f[X aXjf `XXf\aZ$ Additional meetings will be scheduled as necessary. :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba Second Monday of the month Mon. Feb 14, Program Activity Center Mon. March 14, Program Activity Center Mon. April 11, Program Activity Center Mon. May 9, Program Activity Center BT f IgX WT bY f[X `baf[ IgX$ <XU ((" EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe IgX$ CTeV[ (/" EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe IgX$ 7ce\_ (," EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe IgX$ CT )'" EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe Contact: Jenny

Silver Award

Completed Project Proposals are submitted to either Service Center, upon receipt they are mailed out to a member of the committee for review. The Committee Contact Person will call the call to discuss the ceb]XVf$ ?Y * Z\e_ TeX ibe^\aZ ba f[X T`X ceb]XVf f[X `T eXdgX f fb interview the girls in person. Contact: BJ

Going for the Gold - Gold Award Workshop

Senior/Ambassador grades 9-12 Earliest: Now Deadline: 2 weeks prior I[X =b_W 7iTeW \ f[X [\Z[X f TV[\XhX`Xaf f[Tf T =\e_ Vbgf VTa XTea$ ?f \ recognized all over the country by colleges and universities. This workshop is for girls who are planning to work on their Gold Award and have questions about the process for successfully completing the Gold Award IT^X 7Vf\ba Feb]XVf$ ?Y bg [ThX Vb`c_XfXW bge ceX#eXdg\ \fX Ugf [ThX questions about finding the right project, this workshop is for you. Troop advisors/leaders are encouraged to attend. You will receive a confirmation either via email or phone. :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba SES #1 Wed,Mar 9,7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Tue,Mar 22,7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES #3 Mon, May 2, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #4 Mon, May 16, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe Cost: $2 per participant Max: 50 participants per session Note: Please bring a notebook and pen Contact: Jenny

Reach for the Silver - Silver Award Workshop

Cadettes grades 6-8 Earliest: Now Deadline: 2 weeks prior The Silver Award is the second highest award a girl can earn in Girl Scouting. This workshop is for girls who are planning to work on their Silver Award and have questions about the process for successfully completing f[X \_hXe 7iTeW IT^X 7Vf\ba Feb]XVf$ ?Y bg [ThX Vb`c_XfXW bge ceX# requisites but have questions about finding the right project, this workshop is for you. Troop advisors/ leaders are encouraged to attend. You will receive a confirmation either via email or phone. :TfX%I\`X%BbVTf\ba SES #1 Thu,Mar 10,7:00 p.m.- 8:30 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Mon,Mar 28,7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES #3 Tues, May 3, 7:00 p.m.- 8:30 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES #4 Tues, May 17, 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Program Activity Center Cost: $2 per participant Max: 50 participants per session Note: Please bring a notebook and pen Contact: BJ

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American Red Cross Babysitting

Earliest: Now Deadline: 2 weeks prior Earn Babysitting Certification from the American HXW 9eb $ I[X feT\a\aZ \ Yga TaW i\__ T__bi bg fb fX__ ceb cXVf\hX V_\Xaf f[Tf bg TeX Ta 7H9 certified babysitter. You must bring a bag lunch, drink and snack. This program fills up quickly! Name, address, phone number and grade of participants must accompany registration form. Date/Time/Location SES # 1 Sat,Jan 22,8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe SES # 2 Sat,Feb 26,8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe Cost: $30 per girl Max: 25 girls per session Contact: BJ

Introduction to Aviation

Cadette/Senior/Ambassador Fasten your seatbelts! The Girls Scouts of the Jersey Shore, in partnership with the Garden State Angels chapter of Women in Aviation, is offering an introduction to aviation. This will be a hands-on workshop giving girls an understanding of the intricacies of air travel. From what is an aircraft, how does it fly to typical instruments and how they work. Date/Time/Location SES#1 Sat,Jan. 22,10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Camp Amity Acres SES#2 Sat,Jan 29,10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Program Activity Center Cost: $5.50 Contact: Michelle

Self Defense

Earliest: Now Deadline: 2 weeks prior This self-defense course, taught by a black-belt instructor, is designed to meet the needs of girls who wish to learn techniques for personal selfdefense. Each class will begin with a warm up, joint and balance exercises and include some games. Defense methods are taught against the most common attacks and situations. Each session is multiple dates. Date/Time/Location ; ' IgX" <XU ' <XU '+ 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. +/' BT^X[ge f HW$" Ib` H\hXe ; ( LXW" <XU ( <XU () 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Program Activity Center ; ) IgX" CT '- CT )' 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. +/' BT^X[ge f HW$" Ib` H\hXe Cost: $24 per girl Note: ?Y bge febbc \ gaTU_X fb `T^X Ta of the dates above, then a separate session can be arranged for you with a minimum of 10 girls registered. Contact: BJ

FNF (Friday Night Fun) Minute to Win it

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Home Improvement Interest Project

Earliest: Now Deadline: March 4 Take a look around your home; are there some areas in your home that are in need of a face-lift? Maybe there are things that might be in need of repair. Come and learn how to enhance the look of your home, with simple ideas by creating a room accessory. Make a plan to update your “dream� ebb`$ BXTea [bi fb ibe^ i\f[ f[X fbb_ bg i\__ need in order to put together a basic household tool kit that is ready for any basic repair. Date/Time/Location SES # 1 Sat,Mar19,9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat,Mar 26,9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. North Dover Elementary School Cost: $10.50 per girl ?afXeX f Feb]XVf \aV_gWXW Max: 100 girls per session Contact: BJ

Horse Interest Project Programs

Groom a horse, clean a paddock, learn the parts of a horse and, of course, ride a horse. Girls will complete some requirements for the Horse Sense ?FF$ >be X ?F Yg_Y\__ eXdg\eX`Xaf Ybe _XhX_ ' ba T__ other horse programs. Date/Time/Location 7__ >be X ?F cebZeT` fT^X c_TVX ba IgX WT " *0)& c$`$ fb .0)& c$`$" 9[Te\bf H\WXe " <Te`\aZWT_X$ Date/Time/Location SES #1 Tue. Mar 15 , 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. SES#2 Tue. May 31 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. SES#3 Tue. Sep 6 4:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Cost: )+ cXe Z\e_" ?F \aV_gWXW Note: SES #3 September Special; register before June 30 and ride for $20 per girl. After June 30, price will be $25 per girl. Bring a bag dinner or $5.00 for pizza; we will order Pick up will be at the parking lot of Camp Sacajawea (next door). Contact: Michelle

2011 Girl Scout National Council Session 52nd Convention Check out the Council website for information on opportunities for girls to attend as part of a group of girls from this Council. Girls must be age 14 and up. Girls who are selected to attend can take advantage of the PSA, which is additional $1 per box of cookies. Have questions? Contact Jenny.

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cadettes seniors ambassadors NEW! Dressage Rider Badge Level 2 Riders

I[X :eX TZX H\WXe UTWZX feX X T Âś[TaW #ba¡ horse experience. This program is geared to riders with a general understanding of horses and offers the next level of dressage training. This clinic includes: š BXTea UT \V `bhX`Xaf š H\WX Ta \afeb fX f š =XaXeT_ Xf\dgXffX š BXTea TUbgf J :< eg_X TaW eXZg_Tf\ba I[X :eX TZX H\WXe UTWZX _XhX_ ( cebZeT` \ approximately 1 ½ long and expands on the information learned in previous lessons (horse fan). After a 15 minute discussion, instructors will teach and assist riders as they mount and prepare Ybe f[X eXdg\eX`Xaf bY Ta ?afebWgVfbe :eX TZX fX f$ ?a TWW\f\ba" e\WXe i\__ eXY\aX f[X\e WeX TZX skills and learn US Dressage Federation rules and regulations. Contact: Michelle

NEW! Hunt Seat Rider Badge Level 2 Riders

The hunt seat rider badge stresses a “hands-on� [be X XjcXe\XaVX$ Ege cebZeT` \ ZXTeXW fb e\WXe with a general understanding of horses and offers the next level of hunt seat instruction for your girl scout. This clinic includes: š BXTea UT \V `bhX`Xaf š Successfully trot and canter over poles and raised cavelletis š General and show etiquette š BXTea TUbgf J ;< eg_X TaW eXZg_Tf\ba The Girl Scout Hunt Seat rider badge level 2 program is approximately one and a half hours long and expands on the information learned in previous lessons (horse fan program). After a fifteen- minute discussion, instructors will teach and assist riders as they mount and prepare their own horses for successful navigation of poles and eT\ XW VThX__Xff\ $ ?a TWW\f\ba" Vbgf i\__ eXY\aX their equitation skills and learn United States Equestrian Federation rules and regulations in their one hour riding lesson. Contact: Michelle

Entirely new horseback riding program at Amity Acres and Sacajawea this summer! The entire program is based on skills progression. From Saddle Sampler to the Mane Event learn new skills every week. Each week progress reports will V[Tef bge TVVb`c_\ [`Xaf $ K\ \f amityacresdaycamp.org or sacajaweadaycamp.org to learn more.

Climbing Wall

=\e_ `g f Vb`c_XfX Tf _XT f 9[T__XaZX 9bge X ? before exploring the Climbing Wall challenge. Ege V_\`U\aZ iT__ cebZeT` ceX Xaf Ubf[ c[ \VT_ and mental challenges and is just plain fun!! ?f ceb`bfX feXaZf[" XaWgeTaVX" cbiXe" Y_Xj\U\_\f TaW ^\__$ ?f ceX Xaf T UT_TaVX UXfiXXa c[ \VT_ exercise and mental discipline. Girls gain a heightened sense of self-confidence and independence as a result of gaining new skills and successfully completing challenging climbs. Climbing addresses four of the five components of physical fitness: muscular strength, muscular endurance, body composition, and flexibility. ?ah\fX bf[Xe Z\e_ TaW%be =\e_ Vbgf fb ]b\a bg fb meet or exceed the minimum number. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Thu,Apr 7,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Camp Amity Acres SES #2 Tue,Apr 26,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Camp Sacajawea Cost: $15 per participant Note: Additional programs may be scheduled at your request with a minimum of 12 girls; a maximum of 24 girls in a program. Contact: Joan

Textile Arts Interest Project

Earliest: Now Deadline: March 25 Do you see the colors and textures of different fabrics and think of a million things you can do with f[X`5 ?Y bg TeX \afXeX fXW \a fe \aZ bge VeXTf\h\f in areas such as weaving, handwork or quilting, then this interest project is for you! Find out how fabrics were dyed before the nineteenth century. BXTea UT \V fXV[a\dgX g XW fb TWbea V_bf[\aZ" linens, and other household items. Acquire different skills while making a craft for yourself or to give away to someone else to enjoy. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat,Apr 9,1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat,Apr 30,9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. ?afXe`XW\TfX ;T f V[bb_ Cost: $11.50 per girl ?afXeX f Feb]XVf \aV_gWXW Max: 100 girls per session Contact: BJ

Advanced Outdoor Cooking Interest Project

We will cook in a plastic bag, a foil pouch and an orange shell. We will cook new recipes all day long. We will learn how to wash our mess kits outdoors, plan a menu for cooking outdoors and more. All participants must bring a water bottle and a mess kit. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,Apr 18,9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Camp Sacajawea Cost: $25.00 per participant Contact: Joan

Emergency Preparedness Interest Project

=\e_ i\__ Vb`c_XfX f[X Y\e f T\W TaW 9FH certification, learn how to handle emergency situations, make an emergency plan for your home or community, and much more. Girls will need to bring sleeping bags, toiletries, clothes for overnight and the next day, water bottle and mess kit. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Wed,Apr 20,9:00 a.m. to Thu,Apr 21,4:00 p.m. BT^X \WX Tf 9T`c TVT]TiXT Cost: *+ cXe Z\e_ \aV_gWX f[X ce\VX bY ?F" <\e f 7\W 9FH VTeW " YbbW supplies) Min/Max: 15/40 per session Contact: Joan

NEW! Introduction to Golf

Join us at Twin Brooks Golf Center in Tinton Falls. Class will be fun and safe. There will be an introduction to all aspects of the game of golf including: putting, short game, full swing, course play, rules, etiquette and terminology. Girls can bring their own equipment or Total Golf Adventure will provide all the necessary equipment. Sneakers are a good idea and classes will be held rain or shine. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,Apr 25,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Twin Brooks Golf Center SES #2 Wed,Sep 7,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Twin Brooks Golf Center Cost: $30 per person Max: 25 girls Contact: Joan

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cadettes seniors ambassadors Orienteering Interest Project

=\e_ i\__ XTea f[X Ee\XafXXe\aZ ?FF" f[X i\__ _XTea fb use maps and compasses, and will end the session by helping to set up and run a Junior Girl Scout “Finding Your Way� event. Girls will get compasses and whistles to take home, and never worry about not knowing the way. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Mon,Apr 25,10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Camp Sacajawea Cost: $12 per girl Note: Please bring a lunch. Contact: Michelle

Camping Interest Project

Cadette/Senior/Ambassador/Adult We will plan a camping trip, learn flag etiquette, learn knife safety, plan a meal, make a kaper chart, and learn to make fire starters and more. Girls will do a service project for camp at this program. We will prepare lunch and eat together. All participants will need to have a mess kit for the program. We will prepare and eat chili, hot dogs and brownies. You should bring snacks for the day and a water bottle. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sun,May 1,9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Camp Amity Acres Note: Adults who participate in this program will be considered outdoor trained – so will girls over the age of 14 Cost: $25 per participant Contact: Joan

Fire Building Workshop

Girls will learn pen knife safety, fire safety, types of wood for a campfire, collect firewood, build your own campfire and make banana boats. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Wed,May 4,4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. Camp Sacajawea Cost: $8 per girl Contact: Joan

Planning Meeting

Cadette/Senior/Ambassador YOUR PROGRAMS! YOUR TRIPS! YOUR SAY! Earliest: Now Deadline: EaX iXX^ ce\be Ie\c ?afXeX f Feb]XVf BXTWXe [\c FebZeT` LX want to hear your voice! The Cadette/Senior/ Ambassador planning meeting will bring all the Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore from these scouting levels together to plan events for Fall 2011, short 2012 summer trips, and large 2013 trips. Come eat ice cream, meet new people, but more importantly share your ideas of what types of things interest you and how they can be implemented into Girl Vbgf cebZeT` $ HX`X`UXe iX TeX [XeX Ybe bg Come share your ideas with us and continue the tradition of making girls great. Date/Time/Location: SES #1 Fri,May 6,7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Fri,May 13,7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. EVXTa Xeh\VX 9XafXe Cost: No Cost Contact: BJ

Cadette to Senior Bridging

Earliest: Now Deadline: April 21 Are you ready to move up to the next level of Girl Scouts? By helping the Juniors who are Bridging to Cadettes, you can earn your bridge to Girl Scout Senior. This is an opportunity for you to guide the Juniors through the wonderful world of Cadettes. At the end of the program you will help the Juniors cross the bridge to Cadettes, and then you will cross the bridge to Seniors. Date/Time/Location SES #1 Sat,May 7,8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Program Activity Center SES #2 Sat,May 14,8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. ?afXe`XW\TfX ;T f V[bb_ Cost: $7.00 per girl Note: Please bring a brown bag lunch Contact: BJ

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Paddle, Pole, and Roll Interest Project

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Program Registration Program Name __________________________________________________________ Session _________ Date ______________ Troop #_____________ Level_______________ Region____________________ Program Location________________________ Adult/Leader/Advisor/_________________________________________________ Home Phone (_________)__________________ Girl name (only use if registration is for one girl)___________________________________________________________________ Address_______________________________________________Town_______________________________Zip________________ Day Phone (_________)__________________

Cell Phone (________)___________________

Email_________________________________________________________

Would you prefer an email confirmation? ______yes

# Girls _________ @ $_________ + # Girls/children _________ @ $___________

Total paid $___________

# Adults _________ @ $_________Total Due $_____________

Deposit (if applicable) $___________ Nutty Money $__________

List Laureen Finn/Paula Brown girls:________________________________________ Note special needs, accommodations, food allergies etc:

Cookie Credits $__________

Laureen Finn/Paula Brown Fund $__________

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Balance $___________

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Cell Phone (________)___________________

Email_________________________________________________________

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# Girls _________ @ $_________ + # Girls/children _________ @ $___________

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Program Registration Program Name __________________________________________________________ Session _________ Date ______________ Troop #_____________ Level_______________ Region____________________ Program Location________________________ Adult/Leader/Advisor/_________________________________________________ Home Phone (_________)__________________ Girl name (only use if registration is for one girl)___________________________________________________________________ Address_______________________________________________Town_______________________________Zip________________ Day Phone (_________)__________________

Cell Phone (________)___________________

Email_________________________________________________________

Would you prefer an email confirmation? ______yes

# Girls _________ @ $_________ + # Girls/children _________ @ $___________

Total paid $___________

# Adults _________ @ $_________Total Due $_____________

Deposit (if applicable) $___________ Nutty Money $__________

List Laureen Finn/Paula Brown girls:________________________________________ Note special needs, accommodations, food allergies etc:

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Program Registration Program Name __________________________________________________________ Session _________ Date ______________ Troop #_____________ Level_______________ Region____________________ Program Location________________________ Adult/Leader/Advisor/_________________________________________________ Home Phone (_________)__________________ Girl name (only use if registration is for one girl)___________________________________________________________________ Address_______________________________________________Town_______________________________Zip________________ Day Phone (_________)__________________

Cell Phone (________)___________________

Email_________________________________________________________

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# Girls _________ @ $_________ + # Girls/children _________ @ $___________

Total paid $___________

# Adults _________ @ $_________Total Due $_____________

Deposit (if applicable) $___________

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TRAINING REGISTRATION FORM Name _______________________________________________ Troop No.________________ Position_________________ Address (Street)_________________________________________ Daytime Phone ( ) ________________________________ Email____________________________________

Region __________________________ New Leader  Experienced Leader  City, State, Zip________________________________ Cell Phone ( )__________________________

Registration must include a refundable $5.00 registration fee. This will hold your place in the course and will be returned to you at the time of the course. Make check(s) to: Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore 242 Adelphia Rd., Farmingdale, NJ 07727 CLASS CODE

TYPE OF TRAINING

DATE

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COMMUNITY FIRST AID & SAFETY RED CROSS BOOK & CERTIFICATE

$35.00

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$15.00

YOUR COST

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DATE

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School’s Out Program Spring 2011 Registration

If You Had Wings!!!

Program

Cost

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Basic Morning Program 9am12pm

$25 per day OR $125 for full week

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Basic Afternoon Program 1-4pm

$25 per day OR $125 for full week $40 per day OR $200 for full week $35 per rider/ per day

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Full day Basic Program 9am-4pm Trail Ride Prep Program 9am12pm Girls/Boys Grade 2+ Saddle Sampler Program 9am12pm Girls/Boys Grade 2+ Silver Spurs/Pony Tails Program 1-4pm Girls Only Grade 2+ Take the Reins/Mane Event Program 1-4pm Girls Only Grade 2+ 1/2 day Basic Program with Horse Only (Week 1 Only) Before Care 7-9am After Care 4-6pm Before and After Care

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4/19

4/20

4/21

4/22

$245 per week

$260 per week

$270 per week

**Sibling Discount: Second Child 50% off basic program. Third Child, Basic Program No Fee. Discount does not apply to horse programming or before or after care TOTAL OF ALL DAYS NON GIRLSCOUT FEE $12 (APPLICABLE FOR ALL BOYS AND GIRLS WHO ARE NOT ACTIVE REGISTERED GIRL SCOUTS TOTAL AMOUNT DUE

Payment Style:

Visa

MasterCard

American Express

Credit Card #______________________________________

Exp. Date: _________________

Amount Charged: $_________________________________

Today’s Date: ______________

Check/Money Order # ____________ Cookie Credits/ Nutty Money (please attach certificates) For more information, visit our website at www.girlscoutsjs.org or contact Michelle Masarik at (800) 785-2090, Ext. 181 or via email at mmasarik@girlscoutsjs.org. Please return form with payment to: Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore Attn: Barbara Cruz 242 Adelphia Road Farmingdale, NJ 07727

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Girl Scouts of the Jersey Shore Intent to Event Application for Community & Regional Events

Submitted completed application to Regional GSLE Program Committee. Be sure to make a copy for yourself. FORMS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO REGIONAL GSLE PROGRAM COMMITTEE NO LATER THAN 2 MONTHS PRIOR TO EVENT DATE. Name of Event: Event Organizer: (Person must be responsible for planning the event and attending actual event) Mailing Address: Email Address: Phone#:

Cell #:

Please contact me: (Please check one)

Morning

Region: Select Region

Afternoon

Evening

Proposed Event Date:

Event Registration Close Date:

Time of event:

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Daisy Adult

Brownie Tagalongs

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Ambassador

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Cadette

The following communities:

Min#:

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Is this event being used as a money earner for a troop? Is this event part of a Silver or Gold Award Project?

Yes No Yes No

If yes, has a money earning application been submitted? Yes No If yes, has the project been approved? Yes No

I have selected the following for event registration: Option A (council will handle registrations)

Option B (handling my own registrations)

Option A – If you selected this option please check from the following: Yes I need help ordering supplies. Please have a member of the Program Department contact me. No, I will order my own supplies and submit bills for payment. I will need a check to pay a vendor (DJ, Roller Skating etc)

Copy of the confirmation will be emailed to ddeangelo@girlscoutsjs.org within two weeks of approval. Option B – If you selected this option for event registration, please check the contact/registration information, along with your name, that will appear on the regional website. At least one of these must be on the website. Address

email

phone # Event Budget Planning and Budget Worksheet

Fee $

$

Per Girl/Participant

Per Adult (if applicable)

Fee Includes: (check all that apply) Patch Food, including: Supplies, including: Fees, including, venue (roller skating) DJ etc: Other

You may attach a separate worksheet for your budget if needed. Budget Worksheet

Income

Total Fees – Girl Total Fees – Adult Total Fees - Tagalong Total Fees – Adults

$ $ $ $

Sponsorships/Donations Other: Other: Other: Total Projected Income:

$ $ $ $ $

Estimated Expenses Food Program Supplies Patches Fees e.g. roller skating, DJ etc. Site rental Other: Other: Other: Total Estimated Expenses:

$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $

Total Revenue minus Total Estimated Expenses $ (Cannot be a negative number without the prior approval of the Regional GSLE Program Committee.) In the case that the event has a surplus of income, the surplus will, please check one: placed in the region’s account.

placed in a troop #

bank account

Event Organizers Signature:

Date:

Print Name: Approval of Regional Chair of GSLE Program Committee or Designee: Date:

Posted Regional Website - Date:

Copy forwarded to Council Program Department - Date: Regional Event #

(assigned by Regional Chair)

held by Council

Coming Attractions The following are some of the programs and trips that will be detailed in the Fall issue of Shore Things.

All levels Spooktacular

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Cadette, senior & ambassador Spooktacular Prep

Wed, Sept 14, 7:00 p.m.-8:30 p.m.

Six Flags Camporee <e\" EVf - ´ ga" EVf '&

Dressage Rider Badge Level 3 & 4

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Hunt seat Rider Badge Level 3 & 4 Riders

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