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WHERE: Location varies upon population of proposals Girl Scout Gold Award Proposals for the 2010–2011 program year will be reviewed by members of the Girl Scout Gold Award Review Committee. It is highly recommended that the girls make a presentation to the committee and ask for their comments, suggestions and advice or they can opt to have the committee review their proposal and respond to them in writing.
September 2010
WHO: Juniors and Teens Join the Delaware 99’s (an international organization of women pilots) who graciously host this popular event. You will learn how to become a pilot, visit the control tower and learn about aircraft fire emergency procedures, and create a variety of paper planes. CODE: WOMEN_1
Engineering Is 4 Girls 2WHO: Teens ENGIN_1
October 2010
WHO: Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors Ever dream of being a designer and making your own clothes? Want to personalize your clothes and make a fashion statement? Don’t know how to begin? Well, this is just the class for you! Learn how to take your measurements, determine your correct pattern size, and choose a pattern that’s right for you. Learn how to read a pattern to determine fabrics and identify notions that you will need to sew your project. Choose a pattern, gather your supplies and get going sewing! Sewing machine basics and sewing terminology and techniques will be covered throughout the session. Class size is limited so register early. CODE: SIMPL_1
Junior Entrepreneurs in Training (JET) ProgramWHO: Seniors and Ambassadors Fostering entrepreneurial spirit and growing enterprises for High Schools and Youth Community-Based Programs. Sponsored by Delaware Center for Enterprise Development (DCED). DCED is offering high school students an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship: Combined curricula is from the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurs, Kauffman Foundation and Chasing the Dream. Classes are facilitated by a DCED team member or other trained facilitator. CODE: JET_SA1
Passport to Nursing – MarylandWHO: Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors A fantastic day of fun on Salisbury University’s campus teaching girls the skills needed to earn a Junior A Healthier You Badge and the Passport to Nursing IP Patch. Cool college students teach all that it takes to stay healthy and what you have to do to become a nurse! CODE: PASSP_2
November 2010
WHO: Seniors and Ambassadors Fostering entrepreneurial spirit and growing enterprises for High Schools and Youth Community-Based Programs. Sponsored by Delaware Center for Enterprise Development (DCED). DCED is offering high school students an opportunity to learn about entrepreneurship: Combined curricula is from the National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurs, Kauffman Foundation and Chasing the Dream. Classes are facilitated by a DCED team member or other trained facilitator. CODE: JET_SA2
“Physical Rehab” Hosted by: Susan Towers, Beebe Medical CenterWHO: 7th and 8th grade Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors and friends Beebe Rehab services is made up of physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech language pathology. These fields offer a variety of career opportunities. The girls will meet representatives from each field, hear a brief summary of each and then take part in some 'hands-on' activities that will give them an idea of what therapists and patients do. They also will get a sense of the body and how it works. A light dinner will be served. Register with Barbara Fallat, (302) 456-7150 ext. 7173, BFallat@cbgsc.org by November 2, 2010. A confirmation will be sent upon acceptance into the event. Min/Max: 15/30
BLAST (Babysitting Learning and Safety Training)WHO: Cadettes and 9th grade Seniors This training provides girls who are planning on babysitting or want to improve their current babysitting techniques to care for children and infants. Participants learn to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe and learn leadership, First Aid, CPR and basic child care. This class is an excellent opportunity for girls to learn the responsibility, knowledge and skills necessary to babysit confidently. Each participant receives a BLAST certificate and handbook. CODE: BLAST_1
December 2010
Creative CookingWHO: Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors Creative cooking is a great way to express yourself. Meals can be prepared to reflect the color, climate and “flavor” of a place. If you can’t visit a faraway place now, you can still take a “taste-full” journey by enjoying international cuisine right in your own kitchen. Here’s your chance to be a creative cook. CODE: CREAT_1
January 2011
Teen Board of DirectorsWHO: 10th grade Seniors and 11th grade Ambassadors Want to be “Board,” not Bored? Each year two Senior or Ambassador girls are chosen to represent the GIRLS in Girl Scouting by serving a one-year term on the Board of Directors. Girls are chosen from anywhere in the council and must be in grades 10 or 11 to interview for this position. Working with the members of the Board is an honor and will open your eyes to the hundreds of decisions the Board makes every year to keep our council strong and growing. Required if you would like to be considered for a non-voting position on the Board of Directors.
Starry Nights Sleep OverWHO: Brownies, Juniors and Cadettes We’ll be looking at the stars indoors and out and using the indoor planetarium. Learn all about constellations, zodiac star symbols, and mythological stories of the skies. We’ll take a night hike and see if we can locate stars in the outdoor night sky (weather permitting). CODE: STARR_1
MEdiaWHO: Cadettes Come join us as start working on activities in the newest journey, It’s Your Story, Tell It! Cadettes learn how they can shape media-for themselves, their community, the world. CODE: MEDIA_1
Mission Sisterhood!WHO: Seniors Senior Girl Scouts come join us in working on activities in the latest journey as you learn how widening your network broadens your world and benefits the world, too. CODE: MISSI_1
Bliss: Live It! Give It!WHO: Ambassadors Ambassadors learn to dream big, now and for their future, and begin their legacy as leaders who see that others achieve their dreams too as they start working on activities to earn this journey. CODE: BLISS_1
February 2011
MEdiaWHO: Cadettes Come join us as start working on activities in the newest journey, It’s Your Story, Tell It! Cadettes learn how they can shape media-for themselves, their community, the world. CODE: MEDIA_2
Mission Sisterhood!WHO: Seniors Senior Girl Scouts come join us in working on activities in the latest journey as you learn how widening your network broadens your world and benefits the world, too. CODE: MISSI_2
Bliss: Live It! Give It!WHO: Ambassadors Ambassadors learn to dream big, now and for their future, and begin their legacy as leaders who see that others achieve their dreams too as they start working on activities to earn this journey. CODE: BLISS_2
Maryland Legislative DayWHO: Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors and Adults 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 and so much more. CODE: MDLEG_1
Delaware Legislative DayWHO: Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors and Adults See your government in action! Spend a fun and educational day in Dover with Girl Scouts from all over Delaware. Girls will meet local legislators, tour government buildings and so much more. CODE: DELEG_2
Powerful First ImpressionWHO: 8th grade Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors Through out our lives we meet thousands of people. The ability to create a positive first impression is one that you can expand on to build solid relationships. Learn how you can take control of the way others perceive you. Walk into any social situation and feel comfortable after attending this program…you have earned the right! This workshop is being offered by Elena Coarse, Performance Consultant, Dale Carnegie ®. CODES: Dover: POWER_1; NRC: POWER_2
Engineering Your TomorrowWHO: Cadettes Engineering Your Tomorrow offers girls the most wonderful opportunities to explore science, technology, chemistry and engineering. Working side by side with women who have made their careers in science, girls will test scientific theories with hands-on activities that are challenging and fun! Informational session provided for leaders and parents to consider girls’ choices as they prepare for study or careers in the sciences. This will be the 22nd year for this very popular event. Sign up early. CODE: ENGYT_1
March 2011
Women of Distinction Signature Event8th grade Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors Women are powerful and Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay honors a local woman every year at the “Woman of Distinction” dinner. Each year girls from Troops through out the GSCB volunteer in a variety of ways to make this event successful. Girls serve in various positions such as Mistress of Ceremonies, flag ceremony participants, vocal participants and hostesses to guests. CODE: WODWIL_1
MEdiaWHO: Cadettes Come join us as start working on activities in the newest journey, It’s Your Story, Tell It! Cadettes learn how they can shape media-for themselves, their community, the world. CODE: MEDIA_3
Mission Sisterhood!WHO: Seniors Senior Girl Scouts come join us in working on activities in the latest journey as you learn how widening your network broadens your world and benefits the world, too. CODE: MISSI_3
Bliss: Live It! Give It!WHO: Ambassadors Ambassadors learn to dream big, now and for their future, and begin their legacy as leaders who see that others achieve their dreams too as they start working on activities to earn this journey. CODE: BLISS_3
BLAST (Babysitting Learning and Safety Training)WHO: Cadettes and 9th grade Seniors This training provides girls who are planning on babysitting or want to improve their current babysitting techniques to care for children and infants. Participants learn to develop a babysitting business, keep themselves and others safe and learn leadership, First Aid, CPR and basic child care. This class is an excellent opportunity for girls to learn the responsibility, knowledge and skills necessary to babysit confidently. Each participant receives a BLAST certificate and handbook. CODE: BLAST_2
April 2011
Program Aide – Core Education SessionWHO: 7th grade Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors Ever wanted to learn how to work with younger girls? Well here is your chance. Come and enjoy a morning of hands-on activities and experiences that will help you to understand what it is like to work with younger girls. All girls who do this educational session will need to take a three-hour specialty education session. CODE: PA_ED01
Virginia Legislative DayWHO: Cadettes, Seniors, Ambassadors and Adults See your government in action! Spend a fun and educational day in Richmond with Girl Scouts from all over Virginia. Girls will meet local legislators, tour government buildings and so much more. CODE: VALEG_3
Girl Scout Gold Award RecognitionsWHO: Girl Scout Gold Award Recipients Girls earning the Girl Scout Gold Award will receive their award at the Annual Council Meeting. Our Board of Directors is very excited about the opportunity to congratulate the girls and to hear about their wonderful projects. This will also give our delegates the chance to meet the girls and share the girls’ accomplishments with their Service Units. Service Units, in conjunction with recipients’ families, should also plan to honor girls on the local level. Please look for an invitation in the mail if you are a Girl Scout Gold Award recipient sometime in early March 2011.
Lower Shore Woman of Distinction EventWHO: Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors Women are powerful and Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay honors a local woman every year at the “Woman of Distinction” lunch. Each year girls from the lower shore volunteer in a variety of ways to make this event successful. Girls serve in various positions such as Mistress of Ceremonies, flag ceremony participants, vocal participants and hostesses to guests. CODE: WODSAL_1
May 2011
Mid-Shore Woman of Distinction EventWHO: Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors Women are powerful and Girl Scouts of the Chesapeake Bay honors a local woman every year at the “Woman of Distinction” lunch. Each year girls from the mid-shore volunteer in a variety of ways to make this event successful. Girls serve in various positions such as Mistress of Ceremonies, flag ceremony participants, vocal participants and hostesses to guests. CODE: WODEAS_1
Program Aide – Core Education SessionWHO: 7th grade Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors Ever wanted to learn how to work with younger girls? Well here is your chance. Come and enjoy a morning of hands-on activities and experiences that will help you to understand what it is like to work with younger girls. All girls who do this educational session will need to take a three-hour specialty education session. CODE: PA_ED02
Kickin It – Camp ToddWHO: Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors KICKIN_1 CODE: KICKIN_1
Program Aide – Specialty Education SessionWHO: 7th grade Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors Ever wanted to learn how to work with younger girls? Well here is your chance. Come and enjoy an afternoon full of hands-on activities and experiences that will help you to understand what it is like to work with younger girls. CODE: PA_EDS2
June 2011
Program Aide – Core Education SessionWHO: 7th grade Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors Ever wanted to learn how to work with younger girls? Well here is your chance. Come and enjoy a morning of hands-on activities and experiences that will help you to understand what it is like to work with younger girls. All girls who do this educational session will need to take a three-hour specialty education session. CODE: PA_ED03
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