Support SHARE by Eating at Cosi (Owings Mills)
4pm - 10 pm
Cosi at 9177 Reisterstown Rd, Owings Mills, MD 21117

Cosi in Owings Mills will give 10% of all proceeds to SHARE for everyone who eat there betwen 4 pm and 10 pm. Have a great meal, support a great cause.

Gold Award Workshop (Girl Scout Senior– Ambassador, $5 per girl)
7 pm – 8:30 pm at Slavie Bank, Bel Air
Register: 8.1.10 – 9.15.10

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. Learn all about what it takes to plan a successful Gold Award project. Questions about the award and its requirements will be answered here. This workshop is strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, advisors and leaders.

Service Unit 44 Girl Scout Open House
4:30-6:30pm at Christ Our Anchor Presbyterian Church
1281 Green Holly Drive, Cape St.Claire

Come find out what Girl Scouting is all about and learn how the whole family can get involved and benefit, meet other Girl Scouts and have a bit o’ fun

Targeted area: For the greater Broadneck Peninsula in Anne Arundel County encompassing the following school areas: Cape St Claire, Windsor Farm, and Broadneck Elementaries, plus Broadneck High School.

For more information please contact: Volunteer Placement Coordinator, Danielle Brown at gssucommunity44@hotmail.com 410-757-7233 between 8am-6pm or Jacquie Cowan, GSCM Membership Specialist at 410-358-9711 ext 214

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Camp Conowingo
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Register: 9.1.10

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Pajamas, Cookies and YOU
(All girls; $8 pre-registration. $10 postmarked after September 2, 2010)
1 - 4 pm at Camp Conowingo: Friendship Circles and Field area
Registration: June 1 – Sept. 1

Wear your Pajamas (with tennis shoes) for this fun-filled event centered on you and Girl Scout Cookies. Have fun decorating pillow cases, making campfire treats with Girl Scout Cookies, climbing the rock wall and many other fun activities. Come have a mini adventure in your PJ’s! Swaps are encouraged.

Checks payable to: Troop #312

Download the registration form
Send registrations & questions to:
Troop 312
9513 Windbeat Way
Columbia, MD 21046
or GSCMTroop312@yahoo.com

Canoe Fun (Girl Scout Cadette - Ambassador; $17 per girl per session)
Camp Whippoorwill
Session 1: 11 am – 1 pm; Session 2: 2 pm – 4 pm, Register: 8.16.10 – 9.3.10

Girls will spend two hours learning the basics of canoeing and enjoying the beautiful scenery of the Magothy River from the water.

Kayak Fun (Girl Scout Cadette - Ambassador; $17 per session)
Camp Whippoorwill
Session 1: 11 am – 1 pm; Session 2: 2 pm – 4 pm; Register: 8.16.10 – 9.3.10

Girls will spend two hours learning the basics of kayaking and enjoying the beautiful scenery of the Magothy River from the water.

Teen Baby-Sitter Training (Ages 11+; $45 per girl)
9:30 – Noon, GSCM Seton Center
Register: 8.16.10 – 9.3.10

Real Life CPR will share everything a babysitter needs to know. Each girl will earn her baby-sitting certificate and be ready to be skilled babysitters.

Teen CPR/First Aid (Ages 13+; $45 per girl)
12:30 pm – 3:30 pm, GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.1.10

Real Life CPR will share everything girls need to know to be skilled babysitters. Girls have the opportunity to earn their First Aid and CPR certification.
Please bring a snack with you to class.

Canoe Fun (Girl Scout Cadette - Ambassador; $17 per girl per session)
Camp Whippoorwill
Session 1: 11 am – 1 pm; Session 2: 2 pm – 4 pm, Register: 8.16.10 – 9.3.10

Girls will spend two hours learning the basics of canoeing and enjoying the beautiful scenery of the Magothy River from the water.

Kayak Fun (Girl Scout Cadette - Ambassador; $17 per session)
Camp Whippoorwill
Session 1: 11 am – 1 pm; Session 2: 2 pm – 4 pm; Register: 8.16.10 – 9.3.10

Girls will spend two hours learning the basics of kayaking and enjoying the beautiful scenery of the Magothy River from the water.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Camp Ilchester, Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Register: 9.1.10

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Girl Scout Cookie Extravaganza (Girl Scout Daisy – Brownie, $10 per girl)
1 pm – 4 pm, Clementine Peterson Activity Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.8.10

Jump-start your Girl Scout Cookie season with fun Cookie Programs and watch sales soar. Girls will try challenging activities that will promote cooperation while learning team-building skills. Get ready for lots of fun, prizes and a great kickoff to the annual Girl Scout Cookie Program!

Ready...Aim...Bull’s Eye (Girl Scout Junior - Ambassador, $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm at Camp Ilchester

This two-hour program will teach girls archery skills focusing on safety, shooting techniques and target practice. This program promotes responsibility, allowing girls to improve their decision-making skills as they learn to nock an arrow, pull the bow, take a breath, hold still, and release the arrow toward the target.

Get an E.D.G.E. (Adults/Volunteers, $15)

Are you looking for new ideas or need help on a specific Girl Scout topic? If so, make plans to attend Get an E.D.G.E. – Energize, Discover, Galvanize, and Enrich – a Volunteer Enrichment Day at Camp Ilchester on Saturday, October 9, 2010. Workshops will offer materials to share with your girls, personal enrichment activities, outdoor activities, networking, and more. Advance outdoor cooking, event planning, songs and ceremonies are among the many topics available to discuss and explore. Applications are available online at gscm.org in the events sections under volunteer resources and in the Volunteer Resource Center. Registrations will be accepted through September 23 or when the event is full at 125 participants. Admission is $15, which includes program materials and snacks.

Download the application

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Cookie Rally (All Levels, $8)
Southwest Area Park, Georgia Ave, Halethorpe, MD 21227

Come spend the afternoon learning marketing skills, work towards completing
a Try-it, Badge or IP, play games, crafts, exchange swaps and more.
Download the registration form

Make checks payable to: Service Unit 652
Send checks and registrations to:
Monica Holloway, 34 Winslow Park Dr, Catonsville MD 21228-3688

Questions: Contact Karen Meyers, 410-978-1019 or email: karenm649@verizon.net

Girl Scout Cookie Extravaganza (Girl Scout Daisy – Brownie, $10 per girl)
1 pm – 4 pm at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.18.10

Jump-start your Girl Scout Cookie season with fun Cookie Programs and watch sales soar. Girls will try challenging activities that will promote cooperation while learning team-building skills. Get ready for lots of fun, prizes and a great kickoff to the annual Girl Scout Cookie Program!

Night Owl (Girl Scout Brownies. $12 per girl)
7 pm – 9 pm at Camp Whippoorwill – The Lodge
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.17.10

Girls will learn about the sights and sounds of the night while making new friends, and creating their very own glow in the dark sweet dream bracelet. This is a great activity for the new camper. Program Aides needed!

Program Aide Training – Basic (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $7 per girl)
9:30 am – Noon at Saint John’s United Church of Christ, Catonsville
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.15.10

This leadership workshop will train girls in the basic aspects of becoming a Program Aide (responsibilities of leadership, Girl Scout basics, growth and development, the group process, etc). Completion of Basic Program Aide Training is required prior to taking the Activity or Outdoor Program Aide Trainings. Please bring a lunch!

Program Aide Training – Activity (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $6 per girl)
1 pm – 3:30 pm at Saint John’s United Church of Christ, Catonsville
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.15.10

After completing Basic Program Aide Training, girls who plan to work with troops/groups or at Girl Scout events are required to attend Activity Program Aide Training. Girls need not attend both sessions on the same day. Cost is per girl, per training session. Please bring a lunch!

Adventure Sports (Girl Scout Junior; $50 per girl & $15 per adult)
9.25.10 (10 am) – 9.26.10 (10 am) at Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.10.10

During this adventure-filled weekend girls will have a blast making friends, canoeing or kayaking in the Magothy River, challenging themselves on the rock wall and working together to navigate obstacle courses they created all while working towards the Adventure Sports Badge. The girl fee includes overnight camping, activities, and three meals.

Ready...Aim...Bull’s Eye (Girl Scout Junior - Ambassador, $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm at Camp Ilchester

This two-hour program will teach girls archery skills focusing on safety, shooting techniques and target practice. This program promotes responsibility, allowing girls to improve their decision-making skills as they learn to nock an arrow, pull the bow, take a breath, hold still, and release the arrow toward the target.

Parent Information Night
7 pm – 8 pm at Fulton Elementary School
11600 Scaggsville Road Fulton, Maryland 20759

Forming troops for Fulton Elementary, Columbia Academy and placing girls in troops at Lime Kiln Middle School and Reservoir High School

For more information, please contact:Jennifer Zinderman at drzinderman@verizon.net

Silver Award Workshops (Girl Scout Cadette, $5 per girl)
6:30 pm – 8 pm at Camp Woodlands
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.20.10

The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a Cadette can earn. Come and learn the requirements for a successful Silver Award project. Silver Award Workshops are strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, leaders or advisors.

Parent Information Night
6:30pm – 8 pm at Pointers Run Elementary School
6600 Trotter Rd, Clarksville, MD 21029

Forming troops in SU53: Atholton, Clarksville, Clemens Crossing, Fulton, Dayton Oaks, Tridelphia Ridge, and Pointers Run Elementary Schools and Columbia Academy

For more information, please contact: Janice Agazio Email: Janicebga@aol.com

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Conowingo
Register: 9.1.10

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland's Youth Envirnomental Awareness Day
(ages 8-14, $5 + bring your own lunch)
9.30 am – 2:30 pm at Irvine Nature Center
(11201 Garrison Forest Road, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117)

The day will include:

• A program on the Birds and Raptors of Maryland
• A Trail Walk
• A program on Maryland Native Plants
• A native plant planting activity at the Center

Girl Scouts will earn the National Garden Club's Native Plants Girl Scout Patch.
Download the registration form

Junior Jive – Cookies (Girl Scout Junior, $10 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon; Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.26.10

Come learn a positive-thinking cheer! This program will be all about stepping into the spotlight as a leader. You will meet with some ladies who are in the spotlight all the time as cheerleaders, dancers and performers and create a cookie hand-jive, cheer or step routine. We will also have some of our leading cookie sellers who will share some tips for success!

Stitching with Mary Clare Tote bags (Girl Scout Junior, $20 per girl)
10 am – Noon at Carroll Park (Mount Clare Stable)
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.20.10

Learn who Mary Clare Carroll was as she shows you some of the sewing skills from the 17th century and learn how to make a tote bag!
Mount Clare tour included.

Ready...Aim...Bull’s Eye (Girl Scout Junior - Ambassador, $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm at Camp Ilchester

This two-hour program will teach girls archery skills focusing on safety, shooting techniques and target practice. This program promotes responsibility, allowing girls to improve their decision-making skills as they learn to nock an arrow, pull the bow, take a breath, hold still, and release the arrow toward the target.

Self Defense (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $15 per girl)
1 pm – 3 pm at Kick Xplosions, Pasadena
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.18.10

At KickXplosions, girls will learn to defend themselves while having fun learning basic self-defense maneuvers and personal safety techniques. Girls should come dressed to move and work hands-on. At Tristar Martial Arts, girls will learn self defense in a variety of situations. Topics discussed are: bullying, safety when alone, and abusive situations. Seniors and Ambassadors will also discuss dating safety and basic self defense techniques. The program may touch on sensitive issues – girls will need a signed parent/guardian permission form to participate in this program.

destinations Dish (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $5 per girl)
6:30 pm – 8 pm at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.9.10

destinations offer a variety of travel opportunities for Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassadors. Girls attending the destinations DISH will find out general information about destinations, the application process and how to pay for the trip. Have questions? Interested in traveling and meeting new Girl Scouts? Come check it out!

Get an E.D.G.E.(Cost: $15)
9 am – 5 pm at Camp Ilchester, Ellicott City, MD

Join fellow volunteers in a day of enrichment and fun. Workshops will include activities and materials to share with your girls, personal enrichment activities, outdoor activities, networking, and more!

Includes drinks for lunch and afternoon snack.
Extra cost will be needed for Advanced Outdoor Cooking workshop.

Download the flier and application

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Conowingo
Register: 9.1.10

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Program Aide Training – Basic (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $7 per girl)
9:30 am – Noon at Slavie Bank, Bel Air
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.1.10

This leadership workshop will train girls in the basic aspects of becoming a Program Aide (responsibilities of leadership, Girl Scout basics, growth and development, the group process, etc). Completion of Basic Program Aide Training is required prior to taking the Activity or Outdoor Program Aide Trainings. Please bring a lunch!

Program Aide Training – Activity (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $6 per girl)
1 pm – 3:30 pm at Slavie Bank, Bel Air
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.1.10

After completing Basic Program Aide Training, girls who plan to work with troops/groups or at Girl Scout events are required to attend Activity Program Aide Training. Girls need not attend both sessions on the same day. Cost is per girl, per training session. Please bring a lunch!

Math Whiz – Kaplan Tutoring (Girl Scout Brownie, $10 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon; Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.30.10

By participating in the Math Cookie Hunt, Your Numbers Are, Shape Up, Calculate Your Flight Time, Make It Count and Word Coding activities, girls will earn the Math Fun Try-It, and they will learn the importance of goal setting in the Cookie Program. Prizes are included!

Ready, Set, Go Camping (Girl Scout Brownies, $12 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon; Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Whippoorwill (The Lodge)
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.2.10

Girls who are interested in going camping are encouraged to participate in this program where they will get a taste of camping. Girls will learn what they can do at camp like hiking, learning knot tying and much more. Snack included. Wear your play clothes. Program Aides are needed!

Stitching with Mary Clare – Quilt craft (Girl Scout Cadette; $20 per girl)
10 am – Noon at Mount Clare Stable located in Carroll Park
1500 Washington Blvd., Baltimore, MD 21230
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.27.10

Girls will learn about Mary Clare Carroll and sewing skills from the 17th century including the basics of quilt making. Mount Clare tour included.

Ready...Aim...Bull’s Eye (Girl Scout Junior - Ambassador, $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm at Camp Ilchester

This two-hour program will teach girls archery skills focusing on safety, shooting techniques and target practice. This program promotes responsibility, allowing girls to improve their decision-making skills as they learn to nock an arrow, pull the bow, take a breath, hold still, and release the arrow toward the target.

Gold Award Workshop (Girl Scout Senior– Ambassador, $5 per girl)
7 pm – 8:30 pm at Fallston United Methodist Church
Register: 8.1.10 – 9.28.10

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. Learn all about what it takes to plan a successful Gold Award project. Questions about the award and its requirements will be answered here. This workshop is strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, advisors and leaders.

destinations Dish (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $5 per girl)
6:30 pm – 8 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.9.100

destinations offer a variety of travel opportunities for Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassadors. Girls attending the destinations DISH will find out general information about destinations, the application process and how to pay for the trip. Have questions? Interested in traveling and meeting new Girl Scouts? Come check it out!

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Conowingo
Register: 9.1.10

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Health & Well-being Fair (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $10 per person)
11:30 am – 4 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.6.10

This day-long event is dedicated to the special health concerns of women. The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and volunteers from Girl Scouts of Central Maryland will provide information and pamphlets on different health concerns including: obesity, oral health, folic acid and asthma. The program may touch on sensitive issues – girls will need a signed parent/guardian permission form to participate in this program. We are looking for Program Aides and Senior troops to arrange a panel discussion about wellness. Lunch is included.

Harvest Festival (All Levels, $10 per person)
Noon – 4 p.m. at Bell Manor at Camp Conowingo
Register: 9.1.10–10.8.10

Join us for an afternoon of fun and games. Get a pumpkin from the pumpkin patch, enjoy a hayride, a scavenger hunt, some apple cider and snacks. Play some “old fashioned” games with a new twist or have fun doing relay races, climbing the rock wall or making a scarecrow (please bring your own clothes, we will supply the hay).

Camping for Dummies (GS Brownie – Junior + Adults, $10 per girl )
10.16.10 (9 am) – 10.17.10 (11 am) at Camp Woodlands
(Mandatory Adult Pre-Session at Camp Ilchester)
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.1.10

The Outdoor Program Staff will teach introduction to camping skills to girls while the adult leaders work with trainers to earn their Let’s Go Camping Certification. This is an excellent opportunity to earn this certification with experienced trainers and bring the girls along to discover the joys of camping with trained staff.

NOTE: There are two Mandatory Pre-Sessions for Adult Camping Certification (Adults Only), Specific locations and dates to be announced. To become Adult Camping Certified, adults must attend both mandatory pre-sessions and the overnight session.

Manic Monday (Everyone is invited to join us!)
6 am – 6:30 am at Fells Point in front of Jimmy's
(801 S Broadway, Baltimore, MD 21231)

Calling all Girl Scouts and Girl Scout supporters! We have been invited to sing on WJZ's Manic Monday. Come meet Ron Matz, be on television, promote Girl Scouts...and all before breakfast! It's a not-to-be-missed event!

Questions? Contact Danita Terry, Director of Communications and Media Relations

Gold Award Workshop (Girl Scout Senior– Ambassador, $5 per girl)
1 pm – 2:30 pm at GSCM Seton Center, Baltimore City
Register: 8.1.10 – 10.16.10

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. Learn all about what it takes to plan a successful Gold Award project. Questions about the award and its requirements will be answered here. This workshop is strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, advisors and leaders.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Conowingo
Register: 9.1.10

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Silver Award Workshops (Girl Scout Cadette, $5 per girl)
9:30 am – 11 am at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.16.10

The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a Cadette can earn. Come and learn the requirements for a successful Silver Award project. Silver Award Workshops are strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, leaders or advisors.

Camp Cleanup (Girl Scout Junior - Adults, Free)
9 am – 4 pm at Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.8.10

A Girl Scout leaves a place better than she found it. Bring your family (ages nine and up) out for a day of camp cleanup as you get our camps ready for the appropriate seasons. Enjoy a free lunch and go home with a program patch to remember how good it felt to give back.

Girl Scout Campfires (Ages 6 – 11, $7/person)
Session 1: 3 pm – 5 pm; Session 2: 6 pm – 8 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10–10.10.10

Enjoy a traditional Girl Scout night out, complete with campfire stories, singing, and s‘mores. Receive a patch for the event. For registration flier or questions e-mail: girlscoutcampfires@yahoo.com or call 410.233.5337.
*NOTE: Patch included for all who register by October 10..

Ready...Aim...Bull’s Eye (Girl Scout Junior - Ambassador, $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm at Camp Ilchester

This two-hour program will teach girls archery skills focusing on safety, shooting techniques and target practice. This program promotes responsibility, allowing girls to improve their decision-making skills as they learn to nock an arrow, pull the bow, take a breath, hold still, and release the arrow toward the target.

SHARE Phone-a-thon
5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also October 26–28, November 2–4 and November 11–16)

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SHARE Phone-a-thon
5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also October 26–28, November 2–4 and November 11–16)

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SHARE Phone-a-thon
5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also October 26–28, November 2–4 and November 11–16)

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Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Conowingo
Register: 9.1.10

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Self Defense (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $15 per girl)
1:30 pm – 3:30 pm at Tristar Martial Arts, Eldersburg
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.23.10

At KickXplosions, girls will learn to defend themselves while having fun learning basic self-defense maneuvers and personal safety techniques. Girls should come dressed to move and work hands-on. At Tristar Martial Arts, girls will learn self defense in a variety of situations. Topics discussed are: bullying, safety when alone, and abusive situations. Seniors and Ambassadors will also discuss dating safety and basic self defense techniques. The program may touch on sensitive issues – girls will need a signed parent/guardian permission form to participate in this program.

Camp Cleanup (Girl Scout Junior - Adults, Free)
9 am – 4 pm at Camp Woodlands
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.15.10

A Girl Scout leaves a place better than she found it. Bring your family (ages nine and up) out for a day of camp cleanup as you get our camps ready for the appropriate seasons. Enjoy a free lunch and go home with a program patch to remember how good it felt to give back.

SHARE Phone-a-thon
5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also November 2–4 and November 11–16)

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SHARE Phone-a-thon
5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also November 2–4 and November 11–16)

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SHARE Phone-a-thon
5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also November 2–4 and November 11–16)

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Teen Baby-Sitter Training (Ages 11+; $45 per girl)
9:30 – Noon, Clementine Peterson Activity Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.30.10

Real Life CPR will share everything a babysitter needs to know. Each girl will earn her baby-sitting certificate and be ready to be skilled babysitters.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 9.1.10

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Teen CPR/First Aid (Ages 13+; $45 per girl)
12:30 pm – 3:30 pm, Clementine Peterson Activity Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.30.10

Real Life CPR will share everything girls need to know to be skilled babysitters. Girls will earn their certification for baby-sitting and have the opportunity to earn their First Aid and CPR certification.

Annapolis by Land & Water (All Levels, $15 per girl | $22 per adult)
10 am – 1:15 pm at Susan Campbell Park (Annapolis City Dock)
Register: 9.1.10 –11.1.10

Join Watermark for a day in Annapolis. Step aboard the Harbor Queen for a 40 minute narrated cruise of the Annapolis Harbor and banks of the U.S. Naval Academy. You may even catch a glimpse of the Bay Bridges. Following your cruise, colonial attired guides will take a step back in time as they travel around and explore historic Annapolis, the State House and Naval Academy.

Holiday Nature Fun Event (Girl Scout Brownie – Ambassador, $12 per girl)
7 pm – 9 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.29.10

Join us for holiday merriment and enjoy arts and crafts, songs, skits, and games with a focus on the holidays, nature, and wildlife! Refreshments and materials included in cost.

A Day with Mary Clare – 18th Century Life (Girl Scout Junior, $17 per girl)
10 am – Noon at Carroll Park (Mount Clare Stable)
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.17.10

Trunk show! Learn about the past as we pull things from the trunk and play some Colonial games. Mount Clare tour not included.

Self Defense (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $15 per girl)
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm at Kick Xplosions, Pasadena- Anne Arundel County
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.28.10

At KickXplosions, girls will learn to defend themselves while having fun learning basic self-defense maneuvers and personal safety techniques. Girls should come dressed to move and work hands-on. At Tristar Martial Arts, girls will learn self defense in a variety of situations. Topics discussed are: bullying, safety when alone, and abusive situations. Seniors and Ambassadors will also discuss dating safety and basic self defense techniques. The program may touch on sensitive issues – girls will need a signed parent/guardian permission form to participate in this program.

Silver Award Workshops (Girl Scout Cadette, $5 per girl)
7 pm – 8:30 pm at Register: August 1 – November 13, 2010
Slavie Bank, Bel Air

The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a Cadette can earn. Come and learn the requirements for a successful Silver Award project. Silver Award Workshops are strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, leaders or advisors.

SHARE Phone-a-thon
5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also November 11–16)

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SHARE Phone-a-thon
5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also November 11–16)

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Mystery of India (Ages 6 – 11; $15 per person)
11.12.10 (6 pm) – 11.13.10 (9 am) at Catonsville United Methodist Church
Register: 9.1.10–11.1.10

Explore the exotic cultures of India – their food, dances, songs, games, and crafts – while earning the Be a Partner with the World: Sangam Patch. Travel with us to this lesser known World Center, while learning about the culture surrounding it. GSCM patch, snack, and breakfast included. For more information e-mail: BeaPartnerSangam@yahoo.com or call Pat at 410.233.5337.

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5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also November 11–16)

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A Day with Mary Clare – 18th Century Life (Girl Scout Cadette, $17 per girl)
10 am – Noon at Carroll Park (Mount Clare Stable)
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.30.10

Trunk show! Learn about the past as we pull things from the trunk and play some Colonial games. Mount Clare tour not included.

Art to Wear (Girl Scout Juniors, $18 per girl)
9:30 am – Noon at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.15.10

Girls will personalize fashion accessories with their own distinctive touches and turn something ordinary into extraordinary. This workshop introduces girls to the world of textile design as they change a plain white, ready to wear item into something gorgeously handmade. Snack included.

Camping for Dummies (GS Brownie – Junior + Adults, $10 per girl )
11.13.10 (9 am) – 11.14.10 (11 am) at Camp Conowingo
(Mandatory Adult Pre-Session at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Aberdeen)
Register: 9.1.10 – 10.29.10

The Outdoor Program Staff will teach introduction to camping skills to girls while the adult leaders work with trainers to earn their Let’s Go Camping Certification. This is an excellent opportunity to earn this certification with experienced trainers and bring the girls along to discover the joys of camping with trained staff.

NOTE: There are two Mandatory Pre-Sessions for Adult Camping Certification (Adults Only), Specific locations and dates to be announced. To become Adult Camping Certified, adults must attend both mandatory pre-sessions and the overnight session.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 9.1.10

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

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5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also November 11–16)

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5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also November 11–16)

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5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center

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Gold Award Workshop (Girl Scout Senior– Ambassador, $5 per girl)
6:30 pm – 8 pm at Camp Woodlands, Anne Arundel County
Register:8.1.10 – 11.7.10

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. Learn all about what it takes to plan a successful Gold Award project. Questions about the award and its requirements will be answered here. This workshop is strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, advisors and leaders.

Ready, Set, Go Camping (Girl Scout Brownies, $12 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon; Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 11.15.10

Girls who are interested in going camping are encouraged to participate in this program where they will get a taste of camping. Girls will learn what they can do at camp like hiking, learning knot tying and much more. Snack included. Wear your play clothes. Program Aides are needed!

Techbridge – Green Design (Girl Scout Junior – Cadette, $14 per girl)
11 am – 4:30 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 11.10.10

Girls will develop science and engineering skills as they design and construct their dream studio from start to finish, including creating a floor plan with green materials. Girls will learn about energy usage in their home and consider ways they can lessen their environmental impact. Bring a bag lunch and beverage.

Night Owl (Girl Scout Brownies. $12 per girl)
7 pm – 9 pm at Clementine Peterson Activity Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 11.30.10

Girls will learn about the sights and sounds of the night while making new friends, and creating their very own glow in the dark sweet dream bracelet. This is a great activity for the new camper. Program Aides needed!

Art to Wear (Girl Scout Juniors, $18 per girl)
9:30 am – Noon at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 11.5.10

Girls will personalize fashion accessories with their own distinctive touches and turn something ordinary into extraordinary. This workshop introduces girls to the world of textile design as they change a plain white, ready to wear item into something gorgeously handmade. Snack included.

Room Arts (Girl Scout Junior, $17 per girl)
1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 11.18.10

Making decorating fun, girls will experiment with colors and fabric samples to see which ones they like best together! They will create a design board for a super cool, totally unique room of their own just like a professional decorator.
Snack included.

Leader In Training (Girl Scout Senior – Ambassador, $10 per girl)
8:30 am – 6 pm at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 11.24.10

Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors will learn leadership skills, organizational skills and Girl Scout traditions. They will gain self-assurance as they train to teach and lead younger Girl Scouts during this workshop that emphasizes participation and responsibility.

Self Defense (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $15 per girl)
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm at Kick Xplosions, Pasadena – Anne Arundel County
Register: 9.1.10 - 11.25.10

At KickXplosions, girls will learn to defend themselves while having fun learning basic self-defense maneuvers and personal safety techniques. Girls should come dressed to move and work hands-on. At Tristar Martial Arts, girls will learn self defense in a variety of situations. Topics discussed are: bullying, safety when alone, and abusive situations. Seniors and Ambassadors will also discuss dating safety and basic self defense techniques. The program may touch on sensitive issues – girls will need a signed parent/guardian permission form to participate in this program.

From Stress to Success (Girl Scout Cadette - Ambassador, $15 per girl)
1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 11.25.11

Girls will learn what to do when they are feeling stressed — and how to deal with it. They will practice stress-relieving techniques like massage, meditation and deep breathing while earning requirements towards the From Stress to Success IPA.

Silver Award Workshops (Girl Scout Cadette, $5 per girl)
7 pm – 8:30 pm at Fallston United Methodist Church
Register: August 1 – November 17, 2010

The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a Cadette can earn. Come and learn the requirements for a successful Silver Award project. Silver Award Workshops are strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, leaders or advisors.

Techbridge – Toy Design and Engineering (Girl Scout Junior – Cadette, $14 per girl)
11 am – 4:30 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 12.1.10

This unit combines girls’ love of play and creativity with the engineering design process. Girls will study and dissect familiar toys, then work in teams to brainstorm, sketch and prototype their own toy. Finally, they will name their original toy and develop a marketing plan. Bring a bag lunch and beverage.

KidzArt: Putting the Mosaic Pieces Together
(Girl Scout Brownie – Junior, $22 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon; Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 11.27.10

Using Barbara Benson’s Mosaic Zoo: An ABC Book for inspiration, Brownies and Juniors work with KidzArt to create their own mosaic tiles. Brownies can also focus on making a Journey Key and work towards the Hobbies Try-It. Juniors can explore their own passion in tile for their Visual Arts Badge.

Dance, Dance, Dance (Girl Scout Juniors, $17 per girl)
3 pm – 5 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 8.1.10 – 12.5.10

Get fit while learning dance moves and techniques, then practice them in several routines choreographed to pop music. Everyone can experience the joy of dancing regardless of experience. Girls will also get a brief taste of strength & stretch exercise techniques with a fun new twist and earn their Girl Scout Junior Dance Badge. Wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes and bring a towel or mat for the floor.

Silver Award Marathon (Ages 11-14; $50 for girls, $20 for adults )
12.28.10 (noon) – 12.29.10 (5 pm) at College of Notre Dame of Maryland
Register: 9.1.10–12.1.10

Girls will be able to complete most of the prerequisite work for the newly revised Girl Scout Silver Award, work on the new Journey requirements and earn several IPs. For more information e-mail: oneissilver@yahoo.com or call 410.233.5337.

Gold Award Marathon (Ages 14-17, $50 for girls, $20 for adults)
12.28.10 (noon) – 12.29.10 (5 pm) at College of Notre Dame of Maryland
Register: 9.1.10–12.1.10

Girls will be able to complete most of the prerequisite work for the newly revised Girl Scout Gold Award, work on the new Journey requirements and earn several IPs. For more information e-mail: theothersgold@yahoo.com or call 410.233.5337.

Baby-Sitter Training (Ages 11+, $45 per girl)
9:30 am – Noon at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 12.31.10

Real Life CPR will share everything girls need to know to be skilled babysitters. Girls will earn their certification for baby-sitting and have the opportunity to earn their First Aid and CPR certification.

Dance, Dance, Dance (Girl Scout Juniors, $17 per girl)
6 pm – 8 pm at Edgewater Elementary
Register: 9.1.10 – 1.5.11

Get fit while learning dance moves and techniques, then practice them in several routines choreographed to pop music. Everyone can experience the joy of dancing regardless of experience. Girls will also get a brief taste of strength & stretch exercise techniques with a fun new twist and earn their Girl Scout Junior Dance Badge. Wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes and bring a towel or mat for the floor.

Self Defense (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $15 per girl)
1:30 pm – 3:30 pm at Tristar Martial Arts, Westminster – Carroll County
Register: 9.1.10 – 1.13.11

At KickXplosions, girls will learn to defend themselves while having fun learning basic self-defense maneuvers and personal safety techniques. Girls should come dressed to move and work hands-on. At Tristar Martial Arts, girls will learn self defense in a variety of situations. Topics discussed are: bullying, safety when alone, and abusive situations. Seniors and Ambassadors will also discuss dating safety and basic self defense techniques. The program may touch on sensitive issues – girls will need a signed parent/guardian permission form to participate in this program.

A Day with Mary Clare – 18th Century Life (Girl Scout Brownie, $17 per girl)
10 am – Noon at Carroll Park (Mount Clare Stable)
Register: 9.1.10 – 1.1.11

Trunk show! Learn about the past as we pull things from the trunk and play some Colonial games. Mount Clare tour not included.

Techbridge: Circuitry and Soldering (Girl Scout Junior – Cadette, $14 per girl)
11 am – 4:30 pm at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10 – 1.6.11

Girls will learn about electronics and circuitry through a series of hands-on investigations. They will begin by exploring snap circuits, learn about basic electronic components and build different kinds of circuits. Rounding out this unit, they will learn how to solder and put their skills to action, making a project they can take home. Bring a bag lunch and beverage.

KidzArt: Russian Stacking Doll (Girl Scout Brownie – Junior, $22 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon; Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 1.3.11

Back by popular demand…Brownies and Juniors will join KidzArt on a fabulous trip to Russia to learn about their traditional stacking doll! Loved for centuries by Russian children, girls will create their own drawing of stacking dolls, putting their personal stamp on each of them while listening to the story, The Paper Princess by Elisa Leven. Girls are invited to bring their favorite dolls and will view an extensive doll collection from around the world! Brownies will work towards their People of the World Try-It. Juniors will work towards their Globetrotting Arts Badge.

Gold Award Workshop (Girl Scout Senior– Ambassador, $5 per girl)
6:30 pm – 8 pm at Camp Whippoorwill, Anne Arundel County
Register: 1.3.11 – 1.16.11

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. Learn all about what it takes to plan a successful Gold Award project. Questions about the award and its requirements will be answered here. This workshop is strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, advisors and leaders.

Kaplan Tutoring: Become a Math Whiz (Girl Scout Junior, $10 per girl )
Session 1: 10 am – Noon; Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 9.30.10

Girls will participate in these activities: a Math Hunt, YourNumbers Are, Shape Up, Calculate Your Flight Time, Make It Count and Word Coding. To top it all off, we will have lots of fun and prizes!

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5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
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5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
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Legislative Day (Girl Scout Cadette - Ambassador, $20 )
7:30 am – 3 pm at Annapolis, Legislative Services
Register: 1.3.11 – 2.1.11

See your government in action! Spend a fun and educational day in Annapolis with Girl Scouts from all over Maryland. Girls will meet local legislators, tour government buildings; meet Legislative Pages and much more. Lunch is included.

Bowling Bonanza (Ages 10+)
2.11.11 (11 am) – 2.12.11 (6 pm) at Westview AMC Lanes
Register: 9.1.11–2.1.11

Come and join us for a bowling extravaganza. Have fun bowling all night, and enjoy crafts, a scavenger hunt, a slice of pizza and a soda. Make new friends as you stay up all night. There will be a sleeping room, but you can bowl as many games as you’d like. For questions e-mail: girlscoutbowling@yahoo.com or call 410.233.5337.

Ready, Set, Go Camping (Girl Scout Brownies, $12 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon; Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: August 1, 2010-February 2, 2011

Girls who are interested in going camping are encouraged to participate in this program where they will get a taste of camping. Girls will learn what they can do at camp like hiking, learning knot tying and much more. Snack included. Wear your play clothes. Program Aides are needed!

KidzArt: I Love You, I Love You, I LOVE ME! (Girl Scout Brownie – Junior, $22 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon, Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at GSCM Seton
Register: 9.1.10 – 1.27.11

Girls will explore the art of watercolor with KidzArt! Projects include drawing a modern bouquet and creating a cool book cover for a special gift to mom. Each girl will write herself a Valentine celebrating the joy of being a girl! Brownies will work on the Colors and Shapes Try-It. Juniors will work on the Drawing & Painting and Visual Arts Badge.

Daisy Fun (Girl Scout Daisy, $10 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon, Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at GSCM Seton
Register: 11.1.10 – 2.1.11

The afternoon will include a rhyming game, card-making and a group book reading with Kaplan Tutoring. Girls will have a great time working on their petals. Fun and prizes included! SWAPs are welcome!

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5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also February 17 and 23)

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SHARE Phone-a-thon
5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center
(also February 23)

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Dance, Dance, Dance (Girl Scout Juniors, $17 per girl)
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm at GSCM Seton
Register: 9.1.10 – 2.12.11

Get fit while learning dance moves and techniques, then practice them in several routines choreographed to pop music. Everyone can experience the joy of dancing regardless of experience. Girls will also get a brief taste of strength & stretch exercise techniques with a fun new twist and earn their Girl Scout Junior Dance Badge. Wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes and bring a towel or mat for the floor.

Sewing Sampler (Girl Scout Juniors, $17 per girl)
9:30 am – Noon at GSCM Seton
Register: 9.1.10 – 1.19.11

Cool stuff made by sewing! Girls will make a sewing sampler using three different stitches and get a head start on the Sew Simple Badge. The sampler can be turned into a pin cushion, a cool patch for jeans or even a quilt! Snack included.

Thinking Day: Around the World on Thinking Day
(All Levels, $10 per child or adult)
Register: 9.1.10 – 2.11.11

Celebrate this international Girl Scout holiday with Girl Scouts from all over central Maryland! Guests from around the globe will share their culture and traditions. Thinking Day includes a World Pin Ceremony, food tasting, music, dance, crafts and more! Remember your SWAPS.

Volunteers, program aides and troops to staff the event are needed (includes free admission).

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5:30 – 8:30 p.m. at GSCM Seton Center

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Silver Award Workshops (Girl Scout Cadette, $5 per girl)
6:30 pm – 8 pm at Clementine Peterson Activity Center, Howard County
Register: January 3 – February 15, 2011

The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a Cadette can earn. Come and learn the requirements for a successful Silver Award project. Silver Award Workshops are strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, leaders or advisors.

Lady Olave’s Tea Party (Ages 6-11; $15 per person)
2.24.11 (6 pm) – 2.26.11 (9 am) at Catonsville United Methodist Church
Register: 9.1.11–2.15.11

Travel with us to England, home of Lord and Lady Baden-Powell, and learn about the country where scouting originated. Enjoy dances, songs, games, traditional stories and English tea. Snack and breakfast plus Be a Partner with the World: Pax Lodge Patch included. For more information, e-mail: BeaPartnerPaxLodge@yahoo.com or call 410.233.5337.

KidzArt: Girl Scout Nation Meets Navajo Nation (Girl Scout Brownie – Junior, $22 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon, Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 2.7.11

Girls will learn about traditional Navajo dwellings, draw a vibrant picture depicting beaded Navajo moccasins and play a game about the patterns found on traditional Navajo woven blankets. Girls will listen to Our Story, by Jerrie Oughton, The Magic Weaver of Rugs: A Tale of the Navajo, and Native American flute music as they complete their projects. Brownies will work on the Colors and Shapes Try-It. Juniors will work on the Drawing & Painting and Visual Arts Badges.

Camping for Dummies (GS Brownie – Junior + Adults, $10 per girl )
2.26.11 (9 am) -2.27.11 (11 am)
Register: 9.1.10 – 2.11.11 at Camp Conowingo
Mandatory Adult Pre Sessions in Harford County

The Outdoor Program Staff will teach introduction to camping skills to girls while the adult leaders work with trainers to earn their Let’s Go Camping Certification. This is an excellent opportunity to earn this certification with experienced trainers and bring the girls along to discover the joys of camping with trained staff.

NOTE: There are two Mandatory Pre-Sessions for Adult Camping Certification (Adults Only), Specific locations and dates to be announced. To become Adult Camping Certified, adults must attend both mandatory pre-sessions and the overnight session.

Cookie Finale Celebration
(All Levels, Free for 500+ cookie winners and one guest. | Other guests are $20 per person)
Register: 1.4.11 – 3.10.11

Come and celebrate with the Top Cookie Sellers of central Maryland. Enjoy the celebration with exciting performances and activities!

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Woodlands
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Teen Baby-Sitter Training (Ages 11+; $45 per girl)
9:30 – Noon, GSCM Seton Center
Register: 1.3.11 – 2.26.11

Real Life CPR will share everything a babysitter needs to know. Each girl will earn her baby-sitting certificate and be ready to be skilled babysitters.

Teen CPR/First Aid (Ages 13+; $45 per girl)
12:30 pm – 3:30 pm, GSCM Seton Center
Register: 1.3.11 – 2.25.11

Real Life CPR will share everything girls need to know to be skilled babysitters. Girls will earn their certification for baby-sitting and have the opportunity to earn their First Aid and CPR certification.

Science Wonders (Girl Scout Brownie, $10 per girl)
1 pm – 4 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.11 – 2.23.11

Girls will explore the mysteries of science as they work with electricity, air pressure and water. They will meet and work alongside women scientists who will answer questions and share their knowledge.

Women’s Leadership Forum (Girl Scout Cadettes – Ambassadors and Adults , Adult admission: $25, Girl admission: two cans of non-perishable food )

Aspiring authors take note! This year’s Women’s Leadership Forum will feature a literary panel of local authors. Hear their stories and ask them questions at this annual event that includes: a pre-forum reception, a one-on-one Q&A session between Girl Scouts and panelists, and a moderated panel discussion.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Woodlands
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Self Defense (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $15 per girl)
1:30 pm – 3:30 pm at Tristar Martial Arts, Mount Airy – Carroll County
Register: 1.3.11 – 3.10.11

At KickXplosions, girls will learn to defend themselves while having fun learning basic self-defense maneuvers and personal safety techniques. Girls should come dressed to move and work hands-on. At Tristar Martial Arts, girls will learn self defense in a variety of situations. Topics discussed are: bullying, safety when alone, and abusive situations. Seniors and Ambassadors will also discuss dating safety and basic self defense techniques. The program may touch on sensitive issues – girls will need a signed parent/guardian permission form to participate in this program.

Dance, Dance, Dance (Girl Scout Juniors, $17 per girl)
10 am – Noon at GSCM Seton
Register: 9.1.10 – 3.5.11

Get fit while learning dance moves and techniques, then practice them in several routines choreographed to pop music. Everyone can experience the joy of dancing regardless of experience. Girls will also get a brief taste of strength & stretch exercise techniques with a fun new twist and earn their Girl Scout Junior Dance Badge. Wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes and bring a towel or mat for the floor.

Camping for Dummies (GS Brownie – Junior + Adults, $10 per girl )
3.12.11 (9 am) - 3.13.11 (11 am) at Camp Whippoorwill
Mandatory Adult Pre Sessions in Howard County
Register: 1.3.11 – 2.25.11

The Outdoor Program Staff will teach introduction to camping skills to girls while the adult leaders work with trainers to earn their Let’s Go Camping Certification. This is an excellent opportunity to earn this certification with experienced trainers and bring the girls along to discover the joys of camping with trained staff.

NOTE: There are two Mandatory Pre-Sessions for Adult Camping Certification (Adults Only), Specific locations and dates to be announced. To become Adult Camping Certified, adults must attend both mandatory pre-sessions and the overnight session.

Night Owl (Girl Scout Brownies. $12 per girl)
7 pm – 9 pm at Clementine Peterson Activity Center
Register: January 1, 2011 – March 4, 2011

Girls will learn about the sights and sounds of the night while making new friends, and creating their very own glow in the dark sweet dream bracelet. This is a great activity for the new camper. Program Aides needed!

Silver Award Workshops (Girl Scout Cadette, $5 per girl)
6:30 pm – 8 pm at Westminster United Methodist Church
Register: January 3 – March 5, 2011

The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a Cadette can earn. Come and learn the requirements for a successful Silver Award project. Silver Award Workshops are strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, leaders or advisors.

Sewing Sampler (Girl Scout Juniors, $17 per girl)
6 pm – 8:30 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 2.18.11

Cool stuff made by sewing! Girls will make a sewing sampler using three different stitches and get a head start on the Sew Simple Badge. The sampler can be turned into a pin cushion, a cool patch for jeans or even a quilt! Snack included.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Woodlands
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Camp Cleanup (Girl Scout Junior - Adults, Free)
9 am – 4 pm at Camp Woodlands
Register: 1.3.11- 3.4.11

A Girl Scout leaves a place better than she found it. Bring your family (ages nine and up) out for a day of camp cleanup as you get our camps ready for the appropriate seasons. Enjoy a free lunch and go home with a program patch to remember how good it felt to give back.

Gold Award Workshop (Girl Scout Senior– Ambassador, $5 per girl)
7 pm – 8:30 pm at Slavie Bank, Bel Air
Register: 1.3.11 – 3.19.11

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. Learn all about what it takes to plan a successful Gold Award project. Questions about the award and its requirements will be answered here. This workshop is strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, advisors and leaders.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Woodlands
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Camp Cleanup (Girl Scout Junior - Adults, Free)
9 am – 4 pm at Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 1.3.11 – 3.11.11

A Girl Scout leaves a place better than she found it. Bring your family (ages nine and up) out for a day of camp cleanup as you get our camps ready for the appropriate seasons. Enjoy a free lunch and go home with a program patch to remember how good it felt to give back.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Stitching with Mary Clare Tote bags (Girl Scout Junior, $20 per girl)
10 am – Noon at Carroll Park (Mount Clare Stable)
Register: 9.1.10 – 3.19.11

Learn who Mary Clare Carroll was as she shows you some of the sewing skills from the 17th century and learn how to make a tote bag!
Mount Clare tour included.

Science and Technology Summit (Girl Scout Cadette - Ambassador, $15 per girl)
8:30 am – 4 pm
Register: 1.3.11 – 3.20.11

Girls will have the opportunity to have fun, learn and expand their knowledge of STEM careers. The program will feature workshops, hands-on activities and science fair projects.

KidzArt: Say It and Exclaim it on your wrist (Girl Scout Brownie – Junior, $22 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon , Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at GSCM Seton
Register: 9.1.10-3.13.11

Leatherworking with KidzArt! Brownies and Juniors will learn a new drawing technique and gain knowledge of leather making. Using leather stamping, girls will brainstorm about the ‘key’ word that they want to wear for the world to see. Brownies can work toward the Art to Wear Try-It. Juniors can work toward their Art in 3D Badge.

Up All Night Sports Event (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador and friends; $30 girls, $15 adults + one volunteer hour)
4.2.11 (10 pm) – 4.3.11 (5:30 am) at Columbia Lifetime Fitness
Register: 9.1.11 – 3.24.11

Rock climbing on a 30-foot wall, racquetball, swimming and water slides, court sports and much more. Explore the world of sports all night long at Columbia’s friendliest sports venue. Includes door prizes, spa, dancing and the opportunity to complete activities for several badges and IPs. Participation patch included. Female friends ages 9-17 are welcome to attend. For more information e-mail: upallnightsports@yahoo.com or call 410.233.5337.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Stitching with Mary Clare – Quilt craft (Girl Scout Cadette; $20 per girl)
10 am – Noon at Mount Clare Stable located in Carroll Park
1500 Washington Blvd., Baltimore, MD 21230
Register: 9.1.10 – 3.27.11

Girls will learn about Mary Clare Carroll and sewing skills from the 17th century including the basics of quilt making. Mount Clare tour included.

Annapolis by Land & Water (All Levels, $15 per girl | $22 per adult)
10 am – 1:15 pm at Susan Campbell Park (Annapolis City Dock)
Register: 9.1.10 – 4.1.11

Join Watermark for a day in Annapolis. Step aboard the Harbor Queen for a 40 minute narrated cruise of the Annapolis Harbor and banks of the U.S. Naval Academy. You may even catch a glimpse of the Bay Bridges. Following your cruise, colonial attired guides will take a step back in time as they travel around and explore historic Annapolis, the State House and Naval Academy.

Kaplan Tutoring: Love to Write (Girl Scout Brownie, $10 per girl)
10 am – Noon at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10–11.10.10

Extra, extra, write all about it! Girls will work on their Write Away Try-It while participating in these writing activities: Story Starters, How-To and a Pocketful of Poems. Prizes included!

Kaplan Tutoring: Love to Write (Girl Scout Junior, $8 per girl)
1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10–11.10.10

Extra, extra, write all about it! Girls will work on their Write Away Try-It while participating in these writing activities: Story Starters, How-To and a Pocketful of Poems. Prizes included!

Tea at Bell Manor (All Levels ; $10 per person)
Session 1: 11 am – 1 pm; Session 2: 2 pm – 4 pm at Bell Manor
Register: 1.4.11 – 4..1.11

Come join Juliette for tea, sandwiches, scones and dessert. Girls are encouraged to wear Victorian-era clothing: hats, gloves and all. (Not required).

Dance, Dance, Dance (Girl Scout Juniors, $17 per girl)
6 pm – 8 pm at GSCM Seton
Register: 9.1.10 – 4.5.11

Get fit while learning dance moves and techniques, then practice them in several routines choreographed to pop music. Everyone can experience the joy of dancing regardless of experience. Girls will also get a brief taste of strength & stretch exercise techniques with a fun new twist and earn their Girl Scout Junior Dance Badge. Wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes and bring a towel or mat for the floor.

Puppets & Dolls (Girl Scout Brownies,$17 per girl)
9:30 am – Noon at GSCM Seton
Register: 9.1.10 – 3.16.11

Girls will make hand puppets and design their own doll. We bring the supplies, girls should bring their imaginations. Snack included.

KidzArt: All Roads Lead to the Center (Girl Scout Brownie – Junior, $22 per girl)
1 pm – 3 pm at GSCM Seton
Register: 9.1.10 – 4.5.11

Girls will learn the ancient technique of basket weaving with KidzArt! Brownies will cover Journeys Circles of Caring and work on the Colors and Shapes Try-It. Juniors will cover Journey ceremonies and work towards the Making Hobbies Badge. All girls will participate in a discussion about how baskets were used in the ancient world and what they mean today while exploring different examples and techniques of basket making and listening to The Basket Moon by Barbara Cooney. Each girl will leave with her own basket to remember the day.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

NIST Science: Get Psyched! (Girl Scout Junior – Cadette, $10 per girl)
10 am – 3:30 pm at NIST (Gaithersburg, Maryland)
Register: 9.1.10 – 1.5.11

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) invites girls to experience science through demonstrations and hands-on sessions with NIST staff. Girls will learn about metals and alloys, rainbows and mirages, watch electric currents, analyze the structure of crystals and find out how to see invisible light. Bring a bag lunch and beverage. Name, date of birth and citizenship information of every adult and girl attending the event must be provided with registration form.

Girl Scout Campfires (Ages 6 – 11, $7/person)
Session 1: 3 pm – 5 pm; Session 2: 6 pm – 8 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 4.611

Enjoy a traditional Girl Scout night out, complete with campfire stories, singing, and s‘mores. Receive a patch for the event. For registration flier or questions e-mail: girlscoutcampfires@yahoo.com or call 410.233.5337.
*NOTE: Patch included for all who register by April 10.

The Big Outdoors (All Levels, $12 per person)
10 am – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 4.1.11

Join us at this 3rd annual Earth Day celebration. Girls will participate in activities that show how to protect the environment, nature and wildlife. Fun for kids and adults of all ages!

Ready...Aim...Bull’s Eye (Girl Scout Junior - Ambassador, $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm at Camp Ilchester

This two-hour program will teach girls archery skills focusing on safety, shooting techniques and target practice. This program promotes responsibility, allowing girls to improve their decision-making skills as they learn to nock an arrow, pull the bow, take a breath, hold still, and release the arrow toward the target.

Mother-Daughter Glamour Day (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador and Moms, $15)
1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 1.3.11–4.10.11

Girls will have a beautiful, relaxing mother-daughter day at GSCM’s “spa retreat.” Mom and daughter will learn side-by-side about skin care facials, modest make up techniques and more. They will then focus on inner beauty with refreshing and inspiring yoga exercise and poses that the two can do together. All will leave looking and feeling their best – together.

Silver Award Workshops (Girl Scout Cadette, $5 per girl)
7 pm – 8:30 pm at Slavie Bank, Bel Air
Register: January 3 – April 20, 2011

The Girl Scout Silver Award is the highest award a Cadette can earn. Come and learn the requirements for a successful Silver Award project. Silver Award Workshops are strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, leaders or advisors.

Teen Leadership Summit at the Multi-Level Encampment (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $40 per girl; $20 per adult)
4.29.11 (6 pm) – 5.1.11 (11 am) at Camp Conowingo
Register: 1.3.11–4.8.11

This encampment will be all about building on camping skills as girls of all levels work together to create friendships, fun and adventure. Teen girls will stay at Camp Conowingo Friday night through Sunday morning making new friends, having campfires and developing leadership skills as they work with the Daisies and Brownies at the Encampment. The weekend will include a commemorative item, tent-camping for two nights, program patch, meals and snacks from Friday night through Sunday morning.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

KidzArtz: Inside Out (Girl Scout Daisy – Brownie, $22 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon, Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 9.1.10–4.1.11

Make your own terrarium with KidzArt! Daisies will journey in the garden for a nature in action activity. Brownies will work on the Earth Is Our Home Try-It. Both will gain hands-on experience planning, drawing and creating their own ecosystem while learning about terrariums and carnivorous plants and listening to Hungry Plants by Mary Batten. Girls will keep their drawings and terrariums to remember the day!

Medieval Maidens Festival (Girl Scout Juniors, $17 per girl)
10 am – 1 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10–4.7.11

Girls will learn about life during the middle ages. What did girls and women wear? What did they do for fun? Girls will learn the answers to these questions and play some medieval games. Every participant will receive a patch and a book from the Medieval Maidens book series!

Daisy Day at the Multi-Level Encampment (Girl Scout Daisy, $15 per girl; $10 per adult)
9 am – 5 pm at Camp Conowingo
Register: 1.3.11 – 4.8.11

Girls of all levels will work together to build camping skills, make friends, have fun and find adventure. It’s a day of activities at Camp Conowingo with girls from all over central Maryland. Daisy Day includes program/craft supplies, lunch and snacks.

Mom/Daughter Colonial Tea at Mount Clare Stable (Girl Scout Brownie – Junior, $17 – girls and adults)
2 pm – 4 pm at Carroll Park (Mount Clare Stable)
Register: 9.1.10 – 4.2.11

Join us for a Colonial Mother/Daughter Tea. Girls will earn an Etiquette Manners patch and pin. Mount Clare tour not included.

Brownie Sleepover at the Multi-Level Encampment
(Girl Scout Brownie, $40 per girl; $20 per adult)
4.30.11 (9 am) – 5.1.11 (11 am) at Camp Conowingo
Register: 1.3.11 – 4.8.11

Girls will build camping skills and work together to create friendship, fun and adventure at Camp Conowingo during a day of activities with other girls from all over the central Maryland region. The weekend will include tent-camping, program and craft supplies, a patch, meals and snacks.

Ready...Aim...Bull’s Eye (Girl Scout Junior - Ambassador, $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 12:30 pm – 2:30 pm at Camp Ilchester

This two-hour program will teach girls archery skills focusing on safety, shooting techniques and target practice. This program promotes responsibility, allowing girls to improve their decision-making skills as they learn to nock an arrow, pull the bow, take a breath, hold still, and release the arrow toward the target.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Conowingo
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Teen Baby-Sitter Training (Ages 11+; $45 per girl)
9:30 – Noon, GSCM Seton Center
Register: 1.3.11 – 4.26.11

Real Life CPR will share everything a babysitter needs to know. Each girl will earn her baby-sitting certificate and be ready to be skilled babysitters.

Baby-Sitter Training (Ages 11+, $45 per girl)
9:30 – Noon at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 1.3.11 – 4.30.11

Real Life CPR will share everything girls need to know to be skilled babysitters. Girls will earn their certification for baby-sitting and have the opportunity to earn their First Aid and CPR certification.

Gold Award Workshop (Girl Scout Senior– Ambassador, $5 per girl)
7 pm – 8:30 pm at Westminster United Methodist Church
Register: 1.3.11 – 5.1.11

The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a Girl Scout can earn. Learn all about what it takes to plan a successful Gold Award project. Questions about the award and its requirements will be answered here. This workshop is strongly suggested, but not required, for girls, advisors and leaders.

Puppets & Dolls (Girl Scout Brownies,$17 per girl)
6 pm – 8:30 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10 – 4.8.11

Girls will make hand puppets and design their own doll. We bring the supplies, girls should bring their imaginations. Snack included.

Iron Chef Girl Scouts (Ages 11-17 and adults, $35 per girl; $15 per adult )
5.13.11 (7 pm) – 5.15.11 (11 am) at Camp Conowingo
Register: 9.1.10–4.28.11

If you enjoy making tasty meals over a campfire come and compete against other girls in our Iron Chef Girl Scout meal events and earn two IPs. Secret ingredients and cooking materials will be provided for each meal. Troops provide their own food and tents; IPs are included. No individual girl registrations for this event please. For more information e-mail ironchefgs@yahoo.com or call 410.233.5337.

Program Aide Training – Basic (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $7 per girl)
9:30 am – Noon at Clementine Peterson Activity Center
Register: January 3 – April 30, 2011

This leadership workshop will train girls in the basic aspects of becoming a Program Aide (responsibilities of leadership, Girl Scout basics, growth and development, the group process, etc). Completion of Basic Program Aide Training is required prior to taking the Activity or Outdoor Program Aide Trainings. Please bring a lunch!

Program Aide Training – Activity (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador, $6 per girl)
1 pm – 3:30 pm at Clementine Peterson Activity Center
Register: 1.1.11 – 4.30.11

After completing Basic Program Aide Training, girls who plan to work with troops/groups or at Girl Scout events are required to attend Activity Program Aide Training. Girls need not attend both sessions on the same day. Cost is per girl, per training session. Please bring a lunch!

Paws to Think (Girl Scout Brownie, $10 per girl)
10 am – 12:30 pm at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 1.3.11 – 5.4.11

The Snyder Foundation for Animals Maryland Spay/Neuter Pin Program teaches girls about caring for pets. Girls will complete two service projects: making cat toys and making dog treats to receive their Spay/Neuter pin and a pet fun patch. They will meet Spirit, a human education service canine. Please bring: dog/cat food, paper towels, baby blankets, birdseed, cat beds, animal toys or snacks to donate to a local animal shelter.

KidzArt: What’s in Your Garden? (Girl Scout Daisy – Brownie, $22 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon; Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 9.1.10– 4.30.11

Daisies will work on the What’s in your garden? Journey and do sound sense activities. Brownies will make a home for their own backyard bird and work toward the Eco-Explorer Try-It. All girls will draw and create a bird scene and leave with a birdhouse fit for our real feathered friends to visit and live in. Girls will hear the wonderful story of The Boy Who Drew Birds: A Story of John James Audubon, by Jacqueline Davies and discuss how important birds are to our environment.

Humane Service Project (Girl Scout Junior, $10 per girl)
2 pm – 4:30 pm at GSCM Seton Center
Register: 1.3.11–5.4.11

This is a great service project for canine lovers! Troops/girls should bring: dog/cat food, paper towels, baby blankets, birdseed, cat beds, animal toys or snacks to donate to a local animal shelter. Girls will meet Spirit, a service canine, bake dog biscuits, and make catnip toys. The Snyder Foundation will be there to present the Paws to Think Pin program.

Leader In Training (Girl Scout Senior – Ambassador, $10 per girl)
8:30 am – 6 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 1.3.11 – 4.19.11

Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors will learn leadership skills, organizational skills and Girl Scout traditions. They will gain self-assurance as they train to teach and lead younger Girl Scouts during this workshop that emphasizes participation and responsibility.

From Stress to Success (Girl Scout Cadette - Ambassador, $15 per girl)
1 pm – 3 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 1.3.11 – 4.19.11

Girls will learn what to do when they are feeling stressed — and how to deal with it. They will practice stress-relieving techniques like massage, meditation and deep breathing while earning requirements towards the From Stress to Success IPA.

Junior Jive – Dance (Girl Scout Junior, $17 per girl)
Session 1: 10 am – Noon, Session 2: 1 pm – 3 pm at GSCM Seton
Register: 9.1.10 – 2.25.11

Girls will learn different styles of dance, including the hand jive! Special guest dancers will share their moves and teach a few steps. This program is for both beginners and experienced dancers. Comfortable clothing recommended. Snack included.

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Conowingo
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

It’s Your Planet – Love It (Girl Scout Junior, $12 per girl)
10 am – 1 pm at Camp Ilchester
Register: 1.3.11 – 4.13.11

Girls will learn how healthy eating, energy and carbon foot prints impact the Earth as they explore the It’s your Planet Love It Journey. Program Aides needed.

Come Sail Away (Girl Scout Junior – Ambassador; $85 per girl)
5.21.11 (9 am) – 5.22.11 (2:30 pm) at Baltimore Inner Harbor to Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 1.3.11 – 5.6.11

Girls will join the GSCM Outdoor Program Staff and the Living Classrooms Foundation for a two-day boating adventure on the tall ship Lady Maryland or the skipjack Sigsbee from the Baltimore Inner Harbor to Camp Whippoorwill on the Magothy River and back to Baltimore. Cost includes two meals on Saturday, two meals on Sunday, overnight camping, a program patch and two days of boating.

Program Aide Training: Outdoor (Girl Scout Cadette – Ambassador; $6 per girl)
10 am – 3:30 pm at Camp Conowingo
Register: 1.3.11–4.30.11

After completing Basic Program Aide Training, girls who want to work with day camps are required to take Outdoor Program Aide Trainings. Girls need not attend both sessions on the same day. Cost is per girl, per training session. Please bring a lunch!

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Ilchester

Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

Come Sail Away (Girl Scout Junior – Ambassador; $85 per girl)
6.4.11 (9 am) – 6.5.11 (2:30 pm) at Baltimore Inner Harbor to Camp Whippoorwill
Register: 1.3.11 – 5.20.11

Girls will join GSCM Outdoor Program Staff and the Living Classrooms Foundation for a two-day boating adventure on the tall ship Lady Maryland or the skipjack Sigsbee from the Baltimore Inner Harbor to Camp Whippoorwill on the Magothy River and back to Baltimore. Cost includes two meals on Saturday, two meals on Sunday, overnight camping, a program patch and two days of boating.

Cardboard Boat Regatta (Girl Scout Brownie – Adult, $20 per boat entered)
9:30 am – Finish at Camp Woodlands
Register: 1.3.11–5.23.11

Join us for the annual Cardboard Boat Regatta! Teams will construct boats using cardboard and duct tape – see who can stay afloat the longest. Multiple boats may be entered by a troop and leaders/adults may participate.
Volunteers needed!

Rock Wall Adventures (Girl Scout Brownies – Ambassadors; $12 per girl)
Session 1: 9 am – 11 am; Session 2: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm at Camp Conowingo
Register: 1.3.11

Come experience Girl Scouts of Central Maryland’s rock wall. Learn the highs and lows of climbing and enjoy the benefits that come with testing your strength and agility. Guidance and instruction from our outdoors staff helps build a technical foundation. Courses range from beginner to intermediate.

August 2011