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MARCH 10-16, 2013
SYRACUSE
Approximately 20miles from the Colorado border this
property offers a large covered picnic area, fire ring, a
shelter building with a kitchen area, indoor restrooms
and showers, and a loft with 22 bunks. To reserve this
property, contact the Garden City Girl Scout Center
at 620-276-7061.
GIRL SCOUT WEEK
SUNDAY - March 10
Gi r l Scout Sunday
Spend the day embracing and celebrating your spiritual
connections.
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Take part in a religious service; wear your Girl Scout
uniform
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Earn the My Promise, My Faith award
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Say or sing grace at ameal
MONDAY - March 1 1
Servi ce to Fami ly
Spend the day giving back to the people in your family or
your home.
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Help do chores around your house
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Be extra nice to your siblings. Do a good deed for them
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Earn the Legacy Cook badge for your age level, and
prepare something for your family
TUESDAY - March 12
Servi ce to Communi ty
Spend the day giving back to your school, church, or any
agency that helps our community.
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Take part in a flag ceremony
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Earn the Community Service Bar
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Do a service or take action project in your community
WEDNESDAY - March 13
Heal th and Safety Day
Spend the day learning how to incorporate healthy
living, exercise, stress relief, nutrition, and FUN into your
everyday life.)
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Do at least 20minutes of exercise
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Earn the Safety Award or the Legacy First Aid badge for
your age level
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Eat only healthy snacks today
THURSDAY - March 14
Internat ional Fr iendship Day
Spend th day learning ow you canmake a difference in
your global community.
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Learn about a country you would like to visit and cook
and prepare something from that country
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Learn what WAGGGS stands for
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Earn the Global Action Award
FRIDAY - March 15
Arts and Cul ture Day
Spend the day learning how to you can support the arts in
your local community.
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Make a scrapbook of your family
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Make a craft from recycledmaterials
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Earn the Legacy Artist badge for your age level
SATURDAY - March 16
Servi ce to the Planet
Spend the day learning how you canmake a difference in
our community through conservation and ecology.
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Take a scavenger hike. Play games outside with your
troop or family
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Earn the Legacy Naturalist or Outdoors badge for your
age level
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Groups or troops can each request a tree fromGSKH
for planting in their community
Girl Scouts celebrate Girl Scout week every year. It is a week to embrace and celebrate spiritual connections, give
service to our communities, learn how to incorporate healthy living, and learn how girls canmake a difference in the
global community.
See each day for ideas on celebrating all week long!
2013
focus is
Service to the Planet
:
On Outdoors Day, Saturday, March 16, girls give service to the planet.
Girl Scouts will spend the day learning how they canmake a difference in their community through conservation and
ecology. We are partnering with the National Wildlife Federation to provide a council wide community service project.
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Girl Scout troops or groups can request one tree for planting in their community.
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Each troop will determine the recipient and provide all needed volunteers.
Please look for more information about this project and how you can request a tree on our website:
Kansasgirlscouts.org