Hello everyone!
OK, after a lot of ideas from you, and keeping some troop traditions in place, how does this sound for the events for the year? (It's also up on our website at: http://greendaledaisies.blogspot.com/p/2015-2016-schedule.html )
Notes:
I tried to set t up so there was at least one event each month and one meeting, but as you can see, sometimes there were too many to pass up!
If you know of other events that fit in, this schedule is not set in stone and I'm always looking for new and fun opportunities for the girls, so just pass word along. I feel like I've forgotten some suggestions folks have made over the years, so if you don't see something you told me about, please re-tell me and we'll figure out how to make it happen.
Also, there are a couple different overnight events. There's no need to go to all of them. I had hoped they would be different enough that a girl could do all of them if she wanted, but also so that girls with different interests could all find something that would "fit."
Remember:
1) All events are optional
2) If the fee would cause you to be unable to attend an event, just let me know and the troop will cover it with no questions asked or tales told. We want everyone to have all the great experiences they can.
3) Please give me a list of what events you want to go to ASAP and try to block those out on your calendar too. If you HAVE to cancel, please let me know as far ahead of time as you can so I can hopefully try to find someone to take your place. (Or, better yet, find someone to take your spot and save me the work and worry!)
Meetings will be help in Room 103 (Mrs Bushman's room) at Highland View from after school until 5:00. UNLESS I CAN FIND A PARENT AT COLLEGE PARK TO HANDLE SETTING UP THE MEETING ROOM FROM 3:30-3:45 UNTIL I CAN GET OVER THERE
Almost finally--note the September 20th UWM Women's soccer game event--if you're interested, let me know RIGHT AWAY! I got the email from UWM about it today, but in order to get our tickets and patches, I have to get our numbers in ASAP.
And finally finally, meeting dates are ALMOST set. I'll get that info out when I have a confirmation of the room reservations.
Here goes, enjoy!
September
Meetings: TBA
11-13 Green Corners Campout 5:00PM Friday-10:00AM Sunday
$21 .00/Scout
Silverbrook Girl Scout Center
Join us as we learn valuable camping skills, enjoy games and meeting girls from other troops from our area. We'll tie dye shirts, and enjoy s'mores at Camp Silverbrook in West bend. Fees include all meals, t-shirt, patch, and activities.
20 UWM Women's Soccer Game Girl Scout Event 1:00 PM
$3/Attendee
UWM Englemann Field
Watch the UWM Panther Women's Soccer Team play at Englemann Field at UWM. Special Girl Scout ticket package: $3.00 includes ticket, patch, and hot dog, soda, and post-game clinic.
October
Meetings: TBA
17 Old World Wisconsin Legends and Lore 5:30PM-9:00PM
Adults $10, children 5-17 $7, children 4 and under free (best enjoyed by children 8 and older). Admission Special: Visit any WaterStone Bank branch to get a $2 off per admission coupon.
Old World Wisconsin, Eagle, WI
Join us for an always spooky, sometimes scary, rain-or-shine event as we celebrate the immigrant legends we brought with us and the folklore we created here at home. Halloween Legends and Lore features the folk and fairytales of the Old World as well as Wisconsin ghost stories from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
24 UWM Women's Volleyball Girl Scout Day 4:00 PM
$3/Attendee
UWM Klotsche Center
Watch the UWM Panther Women's Soccer Team play at Englemann Field at UWM. Special Girl Scout ticket package: $3.00 includes ticket, patch, and hot dog, soda, and post-game clinic.
November
Meetings: TBA
??? STEMFest 5:00-8:00PM
$5/Scout for labs/worskshops
Discovery World Museum
Many STEM related activities, including make-your-own-salon products! (As well as many other topics from the environment, to water science, to robotics, and beyond!)
MUST Register for the labs
13 Junior Detectives 6:00-8:00PM
$12/Scout
Discovery World Museum
A crime has been committed at Discovery World and we need your help to figure out who did it! Become a detective as you learn how to decode messages, identify fingerprints, and use microscopes to analyze hair samples left at the scene. Gather evidence from the crime scene and see if you can solve the mystery!
December
Meetings: TBA
18-19 Taste the Future Overnight Event 7:00PM 12/18- 7:00AM 12/19
$35/Scout, $10/Adult
Discovery World Museum
Come experience Discovery World's interactive exhibits after dark! Enjoy spending time at Discovery World, and then participate in a hands-on lab exploring your taste buds and learning about innovations meant to fool your senses. End the night watching a movie in our theatres wake up to a sunrise over Lake Michigan.
January
Meetings: TBA
13 or 20 WI Humane Society Program 6:00-7:45PM
$7/Scout, $4/adult
Wisconsin Humane Society Milwaukee Branch
Go behind the scenes at the Humane Society of Wisconsin. Interact with cats and kittens, and make a cat toy to take home. Learn about dogs and dog training in "Dog Town!"
TBD Cookie Kick Off Party 6:00-8:00PM
Free
Highland View Gym
Kick off cookie season with a big party at Highland View!
February
Meetings: TBA
26-27 Playing the Past Overnight Event 6:30PM 2/26-9:00AM 2/27
$25/Scout, $10/Adult
Kenosha Civil War Museum
Spend the night during the Civil War era! "Meet" women from the Civil War era, play games, make and eat food, and create jewelry. The overnight includes a living history event that the girls bring to life! An evening snack and Saturday morning breakfast are included.
TBD World Thinking Day Event (All) 6:00-8:00PM
Whitnall Middle School
Every Year Girl Scouts at Whitnall Middle and High Schools put on an event sharing games and activities and cultures from girls around the world. In addition to learning, the girls will earn their World Thinking Day Badge
March
Meetings: TBA
4-5 Spa Chemistry Sleepover 7:00PM 3/4 – 7:00AM 3/5
$35/Scout, $10/Adult
Discovery World Museum
Discover the science and art of perfumes, soaps, and lotions. Concoct your own unique spa recipes and take home your own signature fragrance. Explore Discovery World's interactive exhibits into the wee hours of the night. Pet a shark in the Reiman Aquarium, lie on the Bed of Nails, and wake up to a sunrise over Lake Michigan.
Cost includes admission to Discovery World; all program supplies and lab activities; fun patch; a snack on Fri, and breakfast on Sat.
26 FIRST Team Robotics Competition (Time TBD)
Free
Milwaukee Panther Arena
Watch robots built by Wisconsin students compete in a new and crazy game. Go behind the scenes and talk to the robot inventors and teams to learn about engineering and robotics and being awesome.
April
Meetings: TBA
17 Little House on the Prairie 1:00-4:00 PM
$16/Scout, $5/Adult
Old World Wisconsin
We bring the Little House on the Prairie books to life! Experience life like Laura or Almanzo Wilder. Explore a log cabin like the one that Laura and her family lived in. Help make and taste butter and cornbread like Laura and Mary made. Make a craft from one of Laura's books and play games that Laura and Almanzo played.
30 Go Green! 9:00AM-4:00PM
$10/Scout
Silverbrook Girl Scout Center
Break out your green thumb as you make improvements to keep our earth green. Create your own green gear, explore how to save our earth and get dirty while making the world a little greener. Learn what you can do to make eco-action happen in your community.
(There is an overnight option if scouts are interested.)
May
Meetings: TBA
Events: TBA
June
Meetings: TBA
TBD Bridging Ceremony
Highland View Gym
Help our 5th graders celebrate moving on to the next level of Girl Scouting, along with the Daisy troop that'll be moving into Brownies this year too.
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