gssem 2010-11 spring/summer program book

Program Offerings

2010-2011Spring/Summer

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IF YOU CAN THINK IT , YOU CAN DO IT!

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Definition of Moxie (mök’ se) n: energy; spunk; spirit. Do you have Moxie? WHO: Michigan High School aged girls, currently in grades 9-12. WHAT: A five (5) day Leadership Adventure presented by Girl Scouts of Southeastern

Michigan (GSSEM), Michigan Women’s Foundation (MWF) and Running Start. WHEN: June 19 — 24, 2011 WHERE: GSSEM Camp Innisfree, 2005 West Schafer Rd., Howell, MI 48843. WHY: This camp adventure is designed to strengthen girls’ leadership skills,

confidence, practical skills, time management, public speaking and much more to help improve their ability to succeed in school, and beyond.

COST: FREE – girls must complete the application process At Camp Moxie girls will have interactive, hands-on experiences that develop their leadership skills through exciting workshops and activities facilitated by women leaders in business, philanthropy, and government. Girls will also participate in camp activities like swimming, horseback riding, and campfires. To learn more and apply for Camp Moxie, visit www.XXXX.xxx or call 313-XXX-XXX

Save the weekend of 9/30-10/2/11. This year’s event will be held at

Camp Hawthorn Hollow, and our theme is “It’s a Girl Scout Michigan Thing.”

Come and unwind. Take a class, share a meal, make a friend.

Learn and do many things you can use in your Girl Scout life and beyond.

Leaders!Adult Volunteers!

Girl Scout Adults!You devote so much time to

serving girls; now take a bit of time for yourself. Your opportunity is here with the

3rd Annual GSSEM GREAT AUTUMN FEST (GAF).

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Camp Moxie (logo)





Do you have Moxie?WHO: Michigan High School aged girls, currently in grades 9-12.WHAT: A five (5) day Leadership Adventure presented by Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan (GSSEM), Michigan Women’s Foundation (MWF) and Running Start.WHEN: June 19 — 24, 2011WHERE: GSSEM Camp Innisfree, 2005 West Schafer Rd., Howell, MI 48843.WHY: This camp adventure is designed to strengthen girls’ leadership skills, confidence, practical skills, time management, public speaking and much more to help improve their ability to succeed in school, and beyond.COST: FREE – girls must complete the application process

At Camp Moxie girls will have interactive, hands-on experiences that develop their leadership skills through exciting workshops and activities facilitated by women leaders in business, philanthropy, and government. Girls will also participate in camp activities

like swimming, horseback riding, and campfires.To learn more and apply for Camp Moxie, visit www.campmoxiegirls.org

or call Jen Ludwig at 586-464-2411

Definition of Moxie (mök’ se) n: energy; spunk; spirit.

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4 Pathways 5 Girl Scout Processes 6 Registration and Program Information 8 Series Offerings 14 Events Offerings 26 Day Camp Offerings 29 Innisfree Camp Offerings 33 Hawthorn Hollow Camp Offerings 38 GSSEM Day Camp Registration Form 40 Group/Troop Registration Form 42 GSSEM Program Registration Form, Individual Girls 43 Financial Assistance Form 44 2011 Spring/Summer Program Calendar 47 Special Advertising Section

Program Offerings2010-2011Spring/Summer Edition

Girl Scout Leadership Experience

Focus of Girl Scout Activities

DiscoverConnect

Take Action

Girl ScoutProcesses

Girl LedLearning by

DoingCooperative

Learning

Short-Term & Intermediate

Outcomes

The specific knowledge, skills,

attitudes, behaviors, and values girls gain in

Girl Scouting.

Long-Term Outcome

Girls lead with courage, confidence, and character to make the world a better place.

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THE GIrL SCOUT

LAwI will do my best to be:

honest and fair; friendly and helpful; considerate and caring;courageous and strong,

and responsible for what I say and do,and to respect myself and others;

respect authority;use resources wisely;

make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout.

Girls, we encourage you to explore the listings in this booklet, making note of the events, series and camp opportunities that spark your interest. You do not have to belong to a troop to participate. If you are in a troop, you can still participate, even if your fellow troop members are not available or interested in a particular activity. All of our events are open to girls regardless of whether or not they are currently registered with a troop. Note the special Individual Girl Registration form on page 42.

Troop Leaders, there is still plenty for you to share with the girls. Girl Scout Birthday Parties and more await your troop. Remember to use the Program Registration form on page 40.

Finally, we ask everyone who is reading this message to share it with the girls and families in your life. There are some amazing experiences awaiting the girls of Southeastern Michigan, help us spread the word!

Pathways = FlexibilityFlexibility for girls, flexibility for families and flexibility

for troops is what you will find on the pages here.

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THE GIrL SCOUT

PrOmISEOn my honor, I will try

To serve God and my country,To help people at all times,

And to live by the Girl Scout Law.


GIrL SCOUT PrOCESSESGirl-led means that girls are playing an active part in figuring out the “what, where, when, how, and why” of their activities. The girl-led approach to ideas and activities ensures that girls are engaged in their learning and experience leadership and decision-making opportunities as they prepare to become active participants in their local and global communities.

Learning by Doing is a “hands-on” learning process that engages girls in continuous cycles of ac-tion and reflection resulting in deeper understanding of concepts and mastery of practical skills. It is important for girls to be able to connect these experiences to their lives and apply what they have learned to their future experiences.

Cooperative Learning takes place when all members of a group are working together towards a common goal. All-girl environments encourage girls to feel powerful, emotionally and physically safe, and to experience a sense of belonging even in the most diverse groups.

DISCOVERING, CONNECTING AND TAkING ACTION is different for Girl Scout Brownies and Girl Scout Seniors. Below are the 15 outcomes or signs that let you know if girls at each grade level are achieving leadership skills. Checking the outcomes is like noting road signs on a journey — the signs that let you know you’re getting closer to your destination.

In a strategic learning organization, we continually measure these outcomes and survey our girls and volunteers.

15 OUTCOmESDiscoverD-1 Girls develop a strong sense of selfD-2 Girls develop positive valuesD-3 Girls gain practical life skillsD-4 Girls seek challenges in the worldD-5 Girls develop critical thinkingConnectC-1 Girls develop healthy relationshipsC-2 Girls promote cooperation and team buildingC-3 Girls can resolve conflictsC-4 Girls advance diversity in a multicultural worldC-5 Girls feel connected to their communities, locally and globallyTake ActionTA-1 Girls can identify community needsTA-2 Girls are resourceful problem solversTA-3 Girls advocate for themselves and others, locally and globallyTA-4 Girls educate and inspire others to actTA-5 Girls feel empowered to make a difference in the world

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How to RegisterOnline registration is available for all programs at www.gssem.org with credit card payment. If internet access is not available, complete the registration form provided and mail or drop off to your local service center. Use one form for each program. When registering a troop/group for a program, use the troop/group registration form. If a girl is not in a troop/group or a girl is registering for a program without her troop/group, use the individual girl registration form. A separate registration form is required for the mall event. Please be sure to use the appropriate form when registering. In-complete forms will delay the registration process. An attempt will be made to clarify any registration errors; however, if the error cannot be clarified, the registration will not be processed. Registration DeadlinesRegistration due dates are listed in the program descriptions and are typically two weeks prior to the program. Registration for programs will remain open until the capacity has been reached or the deadline has been met. Registrations are on a first come, first service basis. Be sure to register early to ensure a spot.

PaymentsAll programs must be paid in full at the time of registration with MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express, checks or money orders. Checks and money orders should be made payable to Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan. Please do not send cash. Cookie Dough and Cashew Cash may be used for all programs; however, if you are using Cookie Dough or Cashew Cash you must mail or drop off the registration form and it must be used by the date stated on the card. Registration without the required deposit/payment will not be processed. (Hawthorn Hollow/Camp Innisfree programs do not typically require full payment at the time of registration. Please see program descriptions for details.)

•WhotoContact If you have questions, please call the help desk at 1-800-482-6734 and press 5,

e-mail [email protected] or see program descriptions for the correct person.

• ProgramConfirmations Confirmations will automatically be sent to the e-mail address listed on your

registration approximately two weeks prior to the program date. Please remember to check your e-mail, including your junk folder. If a confirmation packet has not been received two weeks before the program date, please contact the help desk so a new packet can be sent. If no e-mail address is provided confirmations will be sent through the mail.

Girl Scouts of Southeastern MichiganRegistration & Program Information


Refunds and CancellationsCancellations must be submitted in writing by the end of the registration period. Refunds are NOT given for cancellations received after the registration period or for failing to attend the event. Registration may be transferred to another troop or individual who meets the program level requirements for the event. (Refunds will be given if GSSEM must cancel a program.)

Financial AssistanceFinancial assistance is available and helps to ensure that Girl Scouting is available for every girl everywhere. A deposit is not necessary at the time of registration when also applying for financial assistance. Mail completed Individual program registration form along with completed financial assistance form to GSSEM, 3011 W. Grand Blvd., 500 Fisher Bldg., Detroit, MI 48202. Remember, in order to provide the program experience to as many girls as possible, we can only offer Financial Assistance for one program per girl each year. All information is strictly confidential. For more details or a financial assistance application, contact customer service.

GSUSA StandardBecause the health and safety of girls is GSSEM’s primary concern, please consult the safety activity check points and the adult to girl ratios before venturing out for any activity, including Council-sponsored programs. Who Can Register• Girlsarewelcometoregisterforallprograms.• Troops,leadersareencouragedtoshareinformationwithgirlsaboutallthe

opportunities available to them, even those the Troop chooses not to participate in. • Atsomeevents,adultsupervisionwillbeprovidedforgirlsregisteringindividually.

Other events request that an adult attend as a chaperone. • Volunteersareneededatsomeprogramstoregisterparticipants,openandclose

buildings, set up and clean up, supervise individually registered girls, plan programs, offer workshops or serve as First Aiders.

• ProgramAidesareneededtohelpatsomeprograms.Pleasecontactthehelpdeskfor more information.

* Tagalongs are not permitted to attend programs (unless otherwise indicated). Tagalongs are children not registered in the Troop, such as a sibling of any age. Tagalongs change the dynamic of the program, which is not fair to the Troop, other Troops or the program facilitator.


series

PROGRAM NAME Program Aide Core Trainings*GRADE LEVEL 7th - 12th GradeTIME 9 am - 12:30 pmFEE $10 per girlCAPACITY Min. 10/Max 24OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, TA4

Core training is a pre-requisite to any Specialty Training. Learn age level characteristics, teaching techniques, safety concerns and what a Program Aide can do! Put your leadership skills into action while working with younger Girl Scouts. . Pre-course work will be mailed out and must be completed prior to attending class.

PROGRAM DATE LOCATION REGISTRATION DEADLINE

March 19, 2011 Flint March 4, 2011

April 9, 2011 Allen Park March 25, 2011

May 7, 2011 Clinton Twp April 21, 2011

June 4, 2011 White Lake May 20, 2011

June 4, 2011 Flint May 20, 2011

June 11, 2011 Warren May 26, 2011

PROGRAM NAME Program Aide Day Camp/Troop Aide Specialty Trainings*GRADE LEVEL 7th - 12th GradeTIME 1:00 pm - 4:30 pmFEE $10 per girlCAPACITY Min. 10/Max 24OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, TA4

CORE training must be completed before taking this specialty training. Learn ceremonies, songs, games and crafts to work with Girl Scout Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors in any of our Girl Scout Pathways.


March 19, 2011 Flint March 4, 2011

April 9, 2011 Allen Park March 25, 2011

May 7, 2011 Clinton Twp April 21, 2011

June 4, 2011 White Lake May 20, 2011

June 4, 2011 Flint Friday, May 20, 2011

June 11, 2011 Warren May 26, 2011

*Girls must currently be in grades 7 - 12 (2010-2011) school year to participate.


PPROGRAM NAME Earth Works SeriesGRADE LEVEL Juniors PROGRAM DATE Saturdays: March 26, April 2,9 & 16, 2011TIME 10:00 am - 12:00 pmLOCATION Exchange City & Earth Works - Taylor FEE $60 per girlCAPACITY Min 20/Max 50 REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 12, 2011 OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C3, C5, TA1, TA2, TA3, TA4, TA5

Become an Earth Works scientist who will explore the solar system and its connection to earth. Do experiments using state-of-the-art equipment and tools. Work in teams to solve ecological challenges. Investigate habitats like lakes, forests, caves and grasslands. Get to know live animals. And HAVE FUN as a real scientist!

ROGRAM NAME Digital Media with Geek Squad / Best BuyGRADE LEVEL C/S/ATIME 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmFEE $100 per girlCAPACITY Min. 10 / Max. 20OUTCOMES D1, D5, C5, TA2, TA5

Join Geek Squad Agents in exploring the exciting world of Digital Media. Create and edit your own videos. Learn about different types of music players and how to download and upload music. Discover copyright law and how it applies to you. Have fun editing pictures and learn how to share them with your friends and family. Work as a team to record, edit, and post a video to the internet.

PROGRAM DATE LOCATION REGISTRATION DEADLINEMondays; March 28, April 4, 18 & 25, 2011, Bloomfield Twp. March 14, 2011NO SESSION April 11

Tuesdays; March 29, April 12, 19, & 26, 2011, Chesterfield March 15, 2011 NO SESSION April 5

Wednesdays; March 30, April 13, 20, & 27, 2011, Novi March 16, 2011 NO SESSION April 6

Wednesdays; March 30, April 13, 20, & 27, 2011, Port Huron March 16, 2011 NO SESSION April 6

Thursdays; March 31, April 7, 14, & 28, 2011, Taylor March 17, 2011 NO SESSION April 21


PROGRAM NAME Computer Basics with Geek Squad/Best BuyGRADE LEVEL C/S/ATIME 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmFEE $100 per girlCAPACITY Min. 10 / Max. 20OUTCOMES D1, D5, C2, TA2, TA4Have you ever wondered how a computer works? Spend time with Geek Squad Agents learning about the parts of a computer, how they work together, and what it takes to build your own. Understand how to evaluate computer components based upon type, speed, and capacity. Become proficient with computer terms while learning basic computer hardware troubleshooting skills. Make jewelry using recycled computer parts.

PROGRAM DATE LOCATION REGISTRATION DEADLINEThursdays; March 31, April 14, 21, & 28 Flint March 17, 2011NO SESSION April 7, 2011

Tuesdays; May 10, 17, 24, & 31, 2011 Chesterfield April 26, 2011

Tuesdays; July 12, 19, 26, & Bloomfield Twp.* June 28, 2011 August 2, 2011

Wednesdays; July 13, 20, 27, & Taylor June 29, 2011August 3, 2011

* Computer Basics series at Bloomfield Twp. will be from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm.

PROGRAM NAME Girl Scout Skate, Shoot & Score SeriesGRADE LEVEL 9-14 yrs oldPROGRAM DATE Saturdays: April 2, 9, 16, 30. May 7, & 14, 2011TIME 1:00 pm - 2:00 pmLOCATION Suburban Ice Farmington Hills FEE $145 per girl (All equipment is provided includes a hockey jersey for the players to keep.)CAPACITY Min 15/Max 30REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 15, 2011OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D5, C1, C2, C5

Experience fun on ice like never before! Learn to skate like the wind and stickhandle, pass and shoot the hockey puck like a magician. Girls are assigned to a skill group based on their age and skating and hockey experience as evaluated by a professional instructor. All lessons are taught by experienced, qualified staff members and include skating and puckhandling technique training and specially designed skill games to maximize the enjoyment for each girl. All instruction takes place on the ice and no previous skating or hockey playing experience is necessary. Participants should arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the beginning of each on-ice session to be ready and dressed to go on the ice on time.


PROGRAM NAME Girl Scout Skate, Shoot & Score SeriesGRADE LEVEL 9-14 yrs oldPROGRAM DATE Sundays: April 3, 10, 17. May 1, 15, & 22, 2011TIME 2:00 - 3:00 pmLOCATION Suburban Ice MacombFEE $145 per girl (All equipment is provided includes a hockey jersey for the players to keep.)CAPACITY Min 15/Max 30REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 15, 2011OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D5, C1, C2, C5

Experience fun on ice like never before! Learn to skate like the wind and stickhandle, pass and shoot the hockey puck like a magician. Girls are assigned to a skill group based on their age and skating and hockey experience as evaluated by a professional instructor. All lessons are taught by experienced, qualified staff members and include skating and puck handling technique training and specially designed skill games to maximize the enjoyment for each girl. All instruction takes place on the ice and no previous skating or hockey playing experience is necessary. Participants should arrive at least 30 minutes prior to the beginning of each on-ice session to be ready and dressed to go on the ice on time.

PROGRAM NAME The World of TheatreGRADE LEVEL C/S/APROGRAM DATE Fridays: April 15, 29, May 6, & 13, 2011, NO SESSION April 22TIME 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmLOCATION All The World’s A Stage School for the Dramatic & Performing Arts, Washington Twp.FEE $100 per girlCAPACITY Min. 8 / Max 25REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 8, 2011OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D5, C1, C2, C5, TA4

In this series, girls will learn about all aspects of theatre. Each session will focus on a different component of putting on a play. The girls will learn about acting, set design and construction, lighting design, & career opportunities in theatre arts. The project culminates in practical experience with participating students running the backstage / technical demands of a live theatre production. All of our instructors have bachelors and or masters degrees in theatre performance, technical theatre or lighting design and at least 10 years of practical experience in field. Come join us to learn about the “World of Theatre”! Series includes Theatre IPA. The last session, Friday, May 13, will be held at Henry Ford High School Performing Arts Center from 5:30 pm - 9:30 pm.


PROGRAM NAME Outdoor Aide Specialty Training GRADE LEVEL 7th - 12th GradePROGRAM DATE April 16-17, 2011TIME 9:00 am Saturday - 12:00 pm Sunday LOCATION Camp Hawthorn HollowFEE $45 per girlCAPACITY Min. 18/Max 30REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 1, 2011OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, TA4

You must attend a Core AND Day Camp/Troop Camp Aide Specialty trainings prior to taking this Specialty training. Hands on instruction to prepare you to lead troops/groups in the outdoors. Girls will learn and review skills in outdoor safety, cooking, fire building, knot tying and more.

PROGRAM NAME Exchange City Series GRADE LEVEL J/C PROGRAM DATE April 18 - 21, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 1:00 pm LOCATION Exchange City & Earth Works - Taylor FEE $75 per girl CAPACITY Min 30/ Max 75 REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 4, 2011 OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C3, C5, TA1, TA2, TA3, TA4, TA5

Do you want to run your very own city operating and thriving, from the mayor’s office and the police department to the news media and the business community? Exchange City is a unique life-size, state-of-the-art city run by kids. You will learn about different career options, personal finance skills and how the roles as consumers and producers are important to the economy. Exchange City’s young citizens get a chance to use the knowledge, skills and capacities they have learned during the beginning of the week. The last day you will then become owners and operators of a multitude of businesses within a democratic government framework. Bring a bagged lunch each day.

PROGRAM NAME Take One Series GRADE LEVEL CadettesPROGRAM DATE April 26-29, 2011TIME 6:30 pm - 8:15 pmLOCATION River Raisin Center for the Arts- Monroe FEE $60 per girlCAPACITY Min 10/Max30REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 11, 2011OUTCOMES D1, D2, C2; C5

Come join us at the River Raisin Center for the Arts. Learn the actor’s craft through theatre games and improvisation. You will learn skills in basic acting that will help you to gain confidence and enhance communication and concentration skills, not to mention having fun! We will end with a demonstration for the whole family to watch.


PROGRAM NAME Engineering, Safety, Technology & the EnvironmentGRADE LEVEL CadettePROGRAM DATE Saturdays: May 7, 14 & 21, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 12:00 pmLOCATION Nissan Technical Center, Farmington HillsFEE $40 per girlCAPACITY Min 10 / Max 24REGISTRATION DEADLINE Wednesday, April 20, 2011OUTCOMES D3, D4, D5, C2, C3, C4, C5, TA1, TA2, TA4, TA5

In this series you will learn about Engineering, Safety, Technology, and the effects automobiles have on the environment from members of the Women’s Business Synergy Team (Nissan). The first session will introduce the different and interesting fields of engineering, along with what a career in those fields would involve. The second session will describe how Electric Vehicles are able to run on a battery as opposed to gas, and how that impacts the environment. The third session will demonstrate how technology is the key to promoting safety and creating new and exciting innovations. All sessions will involve problem solving and hands on activities. Light lunch will be served. Sessions sponsored by Nissan.

PROGRAM NAME Exploring the Net with Geek Squad / Best BuyGRADE LEVEL C/S/ATIME 6:30 pm - 8:30 pmFEE $100 per girlCAPACITY Min. 10 / Max. 20OUTCOMES D1, D4, C4, C5, TA3, TA5

Learn about the Internet and how it enhances different aspects of your life. Geek Squad Agents will help you understand what the Internet is and how it works. Discover the difference between search engines and portals. Find out about Internet ethics and ‘netiquette’, as well as basic internet safety. Have fun creating your own web page.

PROGRAM DATE LOCATION REGISTRATION DEADLINE Mondays; May 9, 16, 23, & June 6, 2011, Bloomfield Twp. April 25, 2011NO SESSION May 30

Tuesdays; May 10, 17, 24, & 31, 2011 Taylor April 26, 2011

Wednesdays; May 11, 18, 25 & June 1, 2011 Novi April 27, 2011

Wednesdays; May 11, 18, 25 & June 1, 2011 Port Huron April 27, 2011

Thursdays; May 12, 19, 26, & June 2, 2011 Flint April 28, 2011


PROGRAM NAME Computer ScientistGRADE LEVEL C/S/APROGRAM DATE March 19, 2011TIME 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm; Optional campus tour available, 4:00 pm - 5:00 pmLOCATION FlintFEE $20 per girlCAPACITY 12 min/30 maxREGISTRATION DEADLINE March 4, 2011OUTCOMES D-2,D-3,D-5, C-4, C-5, TA-2

What is a Computer Scientist? Find out at this event and discover how careers in the film industry, medical field, NASA, and government agencies all use Computer Scientist! Join women Computer Scientist students at Kettering University in hands on activities to work on Exploring the Net and Computers in Everyday Life. Stay for the tour and see the beautiful Kettering campus. Limited amount adult spaces available at no charge.

PROGRAM NAME Gold/Silver Award OrientationsGRADE LEVEL C/S/AFEE no chargeCAPACITY 15min/30maxOUTCOMES D-1,D-4,C-5,T-1,T-2,T-3,T-4,T-5

Learn the steps to earning the highest awards in Girl Scouting. The Girl Scout Gold and Silver Awards. Gain motivation, share ideas, brainstorm projects, and find out about the new requirements.

PROGRAM DATE/TIME LOCATION REGISTRATION DEADLINE

March 22, 2011, 6:30pm-8:30pm Downriver March 8, 2011

March 29, 2011, 6:30pm-8:30pm Flint March 15, 2011

April 9, 2011, 10:00 am-12:00pm ClintonTwp. March 25, 2011

April 11, 2011, 6:30pm - 8:30pm Flint March 29, 2011

April 12, 2011, 6:30pm - 8:30pm Port Huron March 29, 2011

May 23, 2011, 6:30pm - 8:30pm Port Huron May 9, 2011

June 23, 2011, 6:30pm - 8:30pm Port Huron June 2, 2011

events


PROGRAM NAME Mall Lock in-Genesee ValleyGRADE LEVEL J/C/S/APROGRAM DATE March 26, 2011TIME 10:00 pm - 4:00 amLOCATION Genesee Valley-FlintFEE $16 per girlCAPACITY 1,000min/1,500maxREGISTRATION DEADLIN March 4, 2011OUTCOMES D-1, D-3, C-1

Girls in grades 4th-12th and adults are invited to sign-up for Mall Frenzy a lock-in at Genesee Valley Mall. Shop all night, try your skills at karaoke or play on the inflatables. Try juggling, or learn how to put on clown make-up while working towards earning the “CLOWNING AROUND” Junior badge / IPA!! Sorry no tagalongs.

PROGRAM NAME You can bank on it! - Money SenseGRADE LEVEL JuniorsTIME 3:00pm-5:00pmFEE $5.00 per girlCAPACITY 15min/30maxOUTCOMES D-3, D-5, C-1, C-5

Ever wondered what it looked like behind the tellers’ desk? How do the ATM machines get filled? Juniors join the staff at Fifth Third Bank to explore these answers and more while you earn your Money Sense Junior Badge. A fun and informational afternoon! Snack and badge included.


March 26, 2011 Taylor March 11, 2011

March 26, 2011 White Lake March 11, 2011

April 2, 2011 Clinton Twp March 18, 2011

April 16, 2011 Detroit, E. Jefferson April 1, 2011

May 14, 2011 Clinton Twp. April 29, 2011


PROGRAM NAME AerospaceGRADE LEVEL JuniorsPROGRAM DATE April 2, 2011TIME 10:00 am - 2:00 pmLOCATION SouthfieldFEE $20 per girlCAPACITY 10 min/40max REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 18, 2011OUTCOMES D-1, D-3, D-4, D-5, C-4, C-5, TA-2

Do airplanes, kites and shuttles interest you? If so, you’ll love this workshop!! Come and learn about the amazing field of aerospace! This workshop will be facilitated by a Professor in Engineering from Lawrence Tech who is a lifetime Girl Scout. Bring your own lunch, snack provided. Limited amount of adult spaces available at no charge.

PROGRAM NAME Ready, Set, CelebrateGRADE LEVEL All AgesPROGRAM DATE April 9, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 12:00 pmLOCATION Sterling Heights FEE $10 per girlCAPACITY 130 min/300 maxREGISTRATION DEADLINE March 25, 2011 OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-4, D-5, C-4, C-5, TA-1, TA-2, TA-3, TA-4, TA-5

Have you completed a Take Action project either through earning your Bronze, Silver or Gold Award, completed a Journey and its awards, or Participated in our H2O&U council wide project or attended any of our Ready, Set Take Action programs? Then you are invited to celebrate you! Join us to tell your story about Take Action prior to the movie. After enjoy the 3D IMAX movie ”Born to be wild”. Born to be Wild 3D is an inspired story of love, dedication and the remarkable bond between humans and animals. This film documents orphaned orangutans and elephants and the extraordinary people who rescue and raise them—saving endangered species one life at a time. Prizes will be handed out. Sponsored in part by funding from the CNCS grant.

PROGRAM NAME Making It MatterGRADE LEVEL JuniorsPROGRAM DATE April 9, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 2:00 pmLOCATION U of D Mercy, DetroitFEE $10 per girl/adults freeCAPACITY 15 min/20 maxREGISTRATION DEADLINE March 25, 2010OUTCOMES D-3, D-5, TA-2

Join students from the University of Detroit Chemistry Club to earn your Making It Matter badge. Girls will explore how scientific knowledge can be used to make useful things. You will practice being an engineer through fun and creative hands-on activities. Badge included.


PROGRAM NAME High on LifeGRADE LEVEL JuniorsPROGRAM DATE April 9, 2011TIME 10am-12:30 pmLOCATION Port HuronFEE $5.00 per girlCAPACITY 30min/40 max REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 25, 2011OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, C-1, C-2

Winning a game, acing a test or hanging out with good friends. Now those are ideal highs! At this workshop you will learn how to stomp out harmful habits and get high on life with the nursing students from St. Clair Community College.

PROGRAM NAME It’s as simple as 1,2,3…there’s an engineer in meGRADE LEVEL D/BPROGRAM DATE April 13, 2011TIME 5:30 pm - 7:30 pmLOCATION Novi/BloomfieldFEE $6 per girlCAPACITY 15 min/30maxREGISTRATION DEADLINE March 30, 2011OUTCOMES D-1,D-4,D-5, C-2, C-4, D-2, D-5

What do Goldfish crackers and juice boxes have in common? Someone engineered their packaging! Girls will discover what types of packing work best through hands on activities. Girls will explore the importance of team work through games and engineer their own take home project. This workshop is presented by Patty O’Brien, the author of ABC’s of Engineering.

PROGRAM NAME Skeet Shooting GRADE LEVEL C/S/A PROGRAM DATE April 16, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 2:00 pm LOCATION Genesee Valley-Flint FEE $25 per girl/$5 per adult CAPACITY 10min/40 max REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 1, 2011 OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, D-5, C-1, C-2

Skeet is a Scandinavian word for “shoot.” This game was named by Gertrude Hurlbutt, a Montana woman who in 1926 won a naming contest. Learn new skills from a certified instructor and participate in a short safety class. Includes 25 rounds, guns, protective eye and ear wear and light lunch. Adults are limited and may attend as chaperones. Provided in partnership with the Genesee Valley Sportsman Club.


PROGRAM NAME Glamin’ with the Girls — a Leadership Club EventGRADE LEVEL C/S/APROGRAM DATE April 30, 2011TIME 3:00 pm - 9:00 pmLOCATION Clinton TwpFEE $40 per girlCAPACITY Min. 15/Max 25REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 1, 2011OUTCOMES D1, D2, C1

This event is run by teens from the Leadership Club. Come join them and get your glam on! The evening will start with fabulous home-made beauty items like bath salts and votive holders. Activities will be followed by a delectable 3-course dinner (soup/salad, main course, dessert) with other glamorous activities concluding the night. So grab your best girl friends, your favorite dress, and get ready for a girls-night-out!

PROGRAM NAME Ready, Set, Take Action, H2O & UGRADE LEVEL J/CPROGRAM DATE May 7, 2011TIME 8:30 am - 3:00 pmLOCATION Port Huron FEE $10 per girlCAPACITY 20min/45maxREGISTRATION DEADLINE April 22, 2011OUTCOMES D-1, D-2,D-3, D-4, D-5, C-5, TA-1, TA-2, TA-3, TA-4, TA-5

Get on the bus at the Port Huron Service Center and take a tour to learn all about the water you drink and bathe in. Discover how the water you use is filtered and prepared for drinking during a tour of the Water Filtration Plant. Participate in hands on water experiments from the local rivers, look under the microscope to really see what’s in it. Another stop on our tour is the Port Huron Waste Water Treatment Plant. Did you know an average of 11 million gallons of wastewater is treated through the Plant? During this plant tour you will see how it is done and have the opportunity to explore careers in these fields. From there we will go back to the Port Huron Service Center to enjoy lunch, recycled crafts, learn about Take Action and engage in Journey activities. You must wear closed shoes, no sandals, flip flops or slippers. Transportation, patch, and lunch included. Sponsored in part by funding from CNCS grant.


PROGRAM NAME Trap Shooting GRADE LEVEL C/S/A PROGRAM DATE May 7, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 2:00 pm LOCATION Dundee FEE $25 per girl/$5 per adultCAPACITY 10min/40 max REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 22, 2011 OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, D-5, C-1, C-2

Participate in a sport which started in 1793 and was introduced into the Olympics in the 1900’s. Learn new skills from a certified instructor and participate in a short safety class. Includes 25 rounds, guns, protective eye and ear wear, light lunch and archery. Adults are limited and may attend as chaperones. In partnership with the Dundee Sportsman Club.

PROGRAM NAME Car CareGRADE LEVEL JuniorsPROGRAM DATE May 14, 2011TIME 10:00 am - 12:30 pmLOCATION Utica FEE $15 per girl/Adults freeCAPACITY 10 min/50maxREGISTRATION DEADLINE April 29, 2011OUTCOMES D-1, D-3, D-5, C-4, C-5, TA-1, TA-2

Join staff at Meade Lexus of Lakeside, a Certified Female Friendly dealership, to work on requirements for “”Car Care”” Badge. Hands on activities will include learning about environmental friendly cars, checking fluid levels and tire pressure, car comparisons, interviewing a mechanic, service manager and more. Free gift (girls only). Adults will be entered into a drawing.


PROGRAM NAME Zoo ExpeditionGRADE LEVEL D/B/JPROGRAM DATE May 21, 2011TIME 10:00 am - 3:00 pm LOCATION Detroit ZooFEE $15 per girlCAPACITY 100min/500max REGISTRATION DEADLINE May 6, 2011 OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, D-4, D-5, C-1, C-2, C-4, C-5, TA-1, TA-2, TA-3

Explore the exhibits at the Detroit Zoo and challenge yourself as you stop along the way to work on requirements for Daisy Petals, Brownie Try It’s, Junior Badges and Journey Activities. On this adventure you will receive a stamp at each station you stop at and fulfill requirements. Pack a lunch or purchase food and join us at the shelter reserved just for us! Enter our Zoo Expedition through a separate zoo entrance. Families may choose to pay regular admission rates and enter the main entrance of the zoo. All Zoo Expedition participants will receive a wristband for admittance to the special entrance and participation in these activities. Sorry no tickets sold at the gate for this activity. A limited number of older girls in grades 6 and up can act as station helpers at no charge (adult supervision needed). You must be mature enough to work on your own. This event runs rain or shine.

PROGRAM NAME Fencing GRADE LEVEL J/C/S/A PROGRAM DATE June 14, 2011TIME 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm LOCATION TroyFEE $20 per girlCAPACITY 10min/20max REGISTRATION DEADLINE May 31, 2011 OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, D-4, D-5, C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4, C-5

Ready to try something new? Fencing is a fun and exciting activity with unique movements that work all major areas of the body, in fact, just one half hour of fencing can burn over 300 calories. Meet Ann Marsh an Olympian and learn about this sport. Find out how can you stay physically fit and what foods you need to maintain proper nutrition while participating in sports. You will receive a hands on introduction lesson to Fencing . All equipment provided.


PROGRAM NAME kayaking Adventure GRADE LEVEL C/S/A PROGRAM DATE June 17, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 3:00 pm LOCATION Port AustinFEE $50 per girl, fee includes use of kayak, paddle, personal flotation device, whistle and lesson.CAPACITY 8min/40 max REGISTRATION DEADLINE June 3, 2011 OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, D-4, D-5, C-1, C-2, C-3,C-4, C-5, TA-1, TA-2, TA-3, TA-5

Heard about the great sport of kayaking? Not sure how to or where to? We have a fun new class for you! Join us for an action packed day, spend part of the day paddling down the Pinnebog River and part of the day with a Naturalist learning about caves in Lake Huron. Campers need to bring or wear: water shoes, comfortable clothes, waterproof bag for holding items while kayaking, and a bagged lunch. Please note, this camp will run rain or shine! No kayaking experience necessary, must be able to swim to attend.

PROGRAM NAME Skeet Shooting & Archery GRADE LEVEL C/S/A PROGRAM DATE July 23, 2011TIME 9:30 am - 3:30 pm LOCATION Genesee Valley-Flint FEE $30 per girl/$5 per adultCAPACITY 10min/40 maxREGISTRATION DEADLINE July 8, 2011OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, D-5, C-1, C-2Skeet is a Scandinavian word for “shoot.” This game was named by Gertrude Hurlbutt, a Montana woman who in 1926 won a naming contest . Learn new skills from a certified instructor and participate in a short safety class. Includes 25 rounds, guns, protective eye and ear wear, light lunch and archery. Adults are limited and may attend as chaperones. Provided in partnership with the Genesee Valley Sportsman Club.


PROGRAM NAME kayaking AdventureGRADE LEVEL C/S/A PROGRAM DATE July 26, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 3:00 pm LOCATION MilfordFEE $50 per girl, fee includes lesson and use of kayak, paddle, personal flotation device, and whistle.CAPACITY 8min/40 max REGISTRATION DEADLINE July 12, 2011 OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, D-4, D-5, C-1, C-2, C-3,C-4, C-5, TA-1, TA-2, TA-3, TA-5

During this one day experience you will learn the basics of kayaking and photography. All kayaking equipment provided including one person kayak, paddle, personal flotation device, and whistle. We will spend part of the day kayaking at Kensington Metro Park and part of the day enjoying the many scenes in nature through the camera’s eye. Campers need to bring or wear: water shoes, comfortable clothes, waterproof bag for holding items while kayaking, and a bagged lunch. Please note, this camp will run rain or shine! No kayaking experience necessary, must be able to swim to attend.

PROGRAM NAME Cultural and Historical Tour GRADE LEVEL J/C PROGRAM DATE July 27, 2011TIME 8:30 am - 4:00 pmLOCATION Hamtramck/Detroit FEE $40 per girl/$10 per adult CAPACITY 30 min/38max girls; 5 max. adults REGISTRATION DEADLINE July 13, 2011 OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, D-4, D-5, C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4C-5, TA-3

Get on board and experience a taste of the culture in our area, including Polish, Hispanic and Laos. We will do cultural crafts, eat cultural food and take a professionally guided historic bus and walking tour of the City of Detroit. Hands on activities will include making a Psanka egg (Polish decorated egg), lunch in Mexican Town, and a ride on the Riverwalk carousel. Your day will begin in Hamtramck and then board a bus to take us to lunch and on our tour. We will end the day back in Hamtramck. Limited number of volunteers needed.


PROGRAM NAME Trap Shooting & Archery GRADE LEVEL C/S/A PROGRAM DATE July 30, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 2:00 pm LOCATION Dundee FEE $30 per girl/$5 per adult CAPACITY 10min/40 max REGISTRATION DEADLINE July 15, 2011 OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, D-5, C-1, C-2

Participate in a sport which started in 1793 and was introduced into the Olympics in the 1900’s. Learn new skills from a certified instructor and participate in a short safety class. Includes 25 rounds, guns, protective eye and ear wear, light lunch and archery. Adults are limited to participate and may attend as chaperones. Provided in partnership with the Dundee Sportsman’s Club.

PROGRAM NAME Discover the Blue Overnight GRADE LEVEL J/C PROGRAM DATE July 31 - August 1, 2011TIME Sun. 6:00 pm - Mon. 6:00 pmLOCATION Port Huron FEE $50 per girl/$20 per adultCAPACITY 20min/35maxREGISTRATION DEADLINE June 17, 2011OUTCOMES D-1, D-2. D-3, D-5, C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4, C-5

Your journey begins as you spend the night aboard the historic U.S.C.C. Cutter Bramble. You will participate in a full night of activities that include emergency egress training, night watch rotation, raising the colors, preparing breakfast in the galley, logging freighters on the St. Clair River and bunk inspection.

The next morning you will be transformed into pioneers while making soup over an open fire, baking cornbread, churning butter, dipping candles, and more while visiting the 1850’s authentic German log cabin.

After lunch relax as you take a historic tour of Downtown Port Huron on the city’s only trolley. Next spend an hour aboard the Huron Lightship and discover how lightships served as floating lighthouses. Viewing passing freighters and the bottom of the St. Clair River through the ship’s mini-cam, are a few of the activities you will enjoy.

A 15 minute walk along the beautiful St. Clair River takes us to the Thomas Edison Depot where you will travel through time and participate in hands on activities in a re-creation of Thomas Alva Edison’s mobile printing shop and chemistry lab.


PROGRAM NAME More of Moving Journey GRADE LEVEL Juniors PROGRAM DATE August 10, 2011TIME 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm LOCATION Troy FEE $10 per girl/$10 extra for Journey Book CAPACITY 20 min/40 max REGISTRATION DEADLINE July 27, 2011 OUTCOMES D-2, D-3, D-4, D-5, C-1, C-2, C-3, C-4, C-5, TA-1, TA=2, TA-3, TA-4, TA-5

Working on your “Moving Journey”, this program is aimed at you or anyone interested in going green. Tour the first existing LEED Gold rated green building in Michigan. Find out what a green roof is and how this building recycles its own energy. Participate in hands on Moving activities and enjoy a snack. Provided in partnership with Trane.

PROGRAM NAME kayaking Adventure GRADE LEVEL C/S/A PROGRAM DATE August 11, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 3:00 pm LOCATION MonroeFEE $50 per girl, fee includes lesson and use of kayak, paddle, personal flotation device, and whistle.CAPACITY 8min/40 max REGISTRATION DEADLINE July 28, 2011OUTCOMES D-1, D-2, D-3, D-4, D-5, C-1, C-2, C-3,C-4, C-5, TA-1, TA-2, TA-3, TA-5

Tour the Lotus Beds at Sterling State Park and kayak. The American Lotus flower is Michigan’s symbol for clean water as well as a state threatened species. Enjoy a lesson in kayaking before hitting the waters. All kayaking equipment provided including one person kayak, paddle, personal flotation device, and whistle. Campers need to bring or wear: water shoes, comfortable clothes, waterproof bag for holding items while kayaking, and a bagged lunch. Please note, this camp will run rain or shine! No kayaking experience necessary, must be able to swim to attend.


PROGRAM NAME River CrossingGRADE LEVEL AllPROGRAM DATE September 24, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 4:00 pmLOCATION Marine CityFEE $10 per girlCAPACITY OpenREGISTRATION DEADLINE September 9, 2011OUTCOMES D-1, C-1, C-4, C-5

44th Annual International River Crossing. Join thousands of Girl Scouts and Canadian Girl Guides for a day of international friendship and fun. The event is hosted on both sides of the St. Clair River and includes games, crafts, parades, a service project for the Humane Society and theme celebrations Come and participate in the “Critter Connection” activities in Nautical Mile Park and swap with Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from all over Michigan. Those with proper documentation can cross on the Blue Water Ferry plus to Sombra, Ontario — visit www.travel.state.gov to view requirements for adults. Children under 16 need a birth certificate and parent permission slip. Be sure to make lots of swaps, bring your lunch or purchase food from vendors. It’s a day you don’t want to miss. T-shirts also available at an additional charge.


day camps

PROGRAM NAME Saddle Up Day Camp GRADE LEVEL Br/J/C/S/A PROGRAM DATE/TIME July 11 - 15, 2011TIME 9:00 am - 3:30 pm LOCATION Rushlow Farm, Romulus FEE $255 per girl; Program Aides $15VOLUNTEER Volunteer for the entire length of Day Camp and take 50% (percent) off for one girl. Volunteers are accepted on a first come first serve basis. Min. 2 / Max. 4 CAPACITY Min. 23 / Max 40 girls; Min. 1 / Max. 5 Program Aides REGISTRATION DEADLINE July 1, 2011 OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, TA1, TA2

If you love horses, this day camp is a dream come true! Each day consists of a one hour mounted riding lesson, two different horsemanship related sessions such as proper safety, grooming, saddling, bathing etc. and a daily craft session on our horse theme or badge activity. At the start of camp, each Girl Scout is assigned to a riding group based on their previous riding experience and age level and evaluated by a professional instructor. All sessions are hands on and taught by qualified trained staff members using horses, games, music, art projects and a fun workbook designed especially for this camp. Girls quickly make new friends while enjoying “”horsey”” activities together each day...the ultimate Girl Scouts equestrian experience! Beginners and experienced riders welcome! Girls develop their riding skills and have fun together. That’s why girls return year after year! See you at camp!! Program Aides: Sign up for a fun opportunity to work with younger girls. You will assist with units and program. Program Aides will not be riding. Sorry- no tag-alongs at this camp.


PROGRAM NAME Holidays In July Day Camp GRADE LEVEL D/Br/JPROGRAM DATE/TIME July 18 - 21, 2011TIME 9:30 AM - 3:00 pm BEFORE CARE/FEE 8:30 am - 9:30 am; $5 per girl/dayLOCATION Dodge Park, Sterling Heights FEE $65 per girl; $15 Program AideVOLUNTEER Volunteer for the entire length of Day Camp and take 50% (percent) off for one girl. Volunteers are accepted on a first come first serve basis. Min. 12 / Max. 40 CAPACITY Min. 60 / Max. 200 girls; Max 15 Program Aides REGISTRATION DEADLINE Friday, July 1, 2011 OUTCOMES D1, D2, D4, C1, C2, C3, C4, TA2, TA4

Come celebrate the holidays in July at Dodge Park. Girls will make new friends, learn songs, make crafts and beat the heat with fun water games. Girls will also make swaps and participate in a swap meet.

PROGRAM NAME Girl Scout Skills & Thrills Hockey Day CampGRADE LEVEL 9-14 yrs old TIME 9:00 am - 4:30 pmFEE $300 per girl (All equipment is provided; includes a hockey jersey to keep)VOLUNTEERS Volunteer for the entire length of Day Camp and take $50 (dollars) off for one girl. Volunteers are accepted on a first come first serve basis (max. 4 adults)CAPACITY Min. 15 / Max 30 OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D5, C1, C2, C5Fun and fitness in a whole new flavor! Experience the skills and thrills of the world’s fastest game! Each fun-filled day consists of an on-ice session focusing on ice skating and puck work skills followed by off-ice time devoted to health and fitness, teamwork, fun and learning how to play the game. The second daily ice time is packed with small area skill games and the arts and crafts of hockey. No previous skating or hockey playing experience is necessary and all equipment is provided for the players to use. Girls are assigned to a skill group based on their age and skating and hockey experience as evaluated by a professional instructor. Each girl will receive a souvenir hockey jersey to keep at the conclusion of the action-packed week of skills and thrills which is capped off with an exciting hockey game amongst new friends on Friday afternoon. Sorry, no tag-a-longs allowed.


Monday - Friday, July 18-22, 2011 Novi Ice Arena June 30, 2011

Monday - Friday, August 1-5, 2011 Suburban Ice, Macomb July 15, 2011


PROGRAM NAME Camptastic GRADE LEVEL K-6th grade PROGRAM DATE August 9 - 12, 2011TIME 9:30 am - 4:00 pm, BEFORE CARE/FEE 8:30 am - 9:30 am, $3 per girl/day or $10 full time;AFTER CARE/FEE 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm, $4 per girl/day or $12 full time LOCATION Halmich Park, WarrenFEE $70 per girl; $15 per Program Aide *OVERNIGHT FEE $10 per girlVOLUNTEERS Volunteer for the entire length of Day Camp and take 50% (percent) off for one girl. Volunteers are accepted on a first come first serve basis. Min. 8 / Max. 20CAPACITY Min. 50 / Max. 200 girls; Max. 10 Program AidesREGISTRATION DEADLINE July 22, 2011 OUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D5,C1, C2, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5

At Camptastic you will get to participate in a variety of all time favorite activities designed just for you! Our silly camp songs, camp games and of course funtastic camp crafts and activities will let you make new friends improve your out-of-doors skills, be part of a special team and experience an overnight camp out right in the city! Girls will also participate in some of our new Journey activities. Join us at Halmich Park for a Camptastic time this summer! Tag -a-longs welcome, only if adult is volunteering.

*The overnighter is optional and an additional fee. It will be held on Thursday night to Friday and is for Brownie level girls and up and will include dinner, a field trip to the Warren Community Center’s Indoor Water Park, and evening snack and tented accommodations. Some additional adult “overnight” volunteers will be needed - including a couple who would be willing to stay up all night! No Tag-a-longs for overnight.

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Innisfree series & events

PROGRAM NAME Horseback Riding Lessons – Six-week SeriesGRADE LEVEL All Age Levels (minimum age 6)PROGRAM DATE Spring Session 1: (Week of) March 20, 27, April 3,10, 17, 24th, 2011. Spring Session 2: (Week of) May 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, June 5th, 2011.TIME Monday-Thursday afternoon/eveningsLOCATION Innisfree Equestrian CenterFEE $25/ Group Lesson; $35/Semi-Private Lesson; $50/ Private LessonREGISTRATION DEADLINE RollingREGISTRATION TYPE IndividualOUTCOMES D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C5, TA2, TA3, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Our certified instructors lead amazing group, semi-private, and private lessons for beginner riders through advanced riders in English and Western riding. Girls can sign up with a friend or participate individually. Contact Shellie Carmoney to learn more about the benefits of riding at a CHA (Certified Horsemanship Association) member facility and to discuss scheduling these custom classes. Lessons available Monday-Thursday afternoon/evenings

PROGRAM NAME Camp 101GRADE LEVEL Br/JPROGRAM DATE April 16, 2011TIME 10 am – 4 pmLOCATION Camp InnisfreeFEE $30 per girlCAPACITY 150REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 15, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE TroopOUTCOMES D1, D3, D4,D5, C1, C2, C3, C4,C5, TA2,TA3, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Camp 101 is a fun daylong camp opportunity to introduce first time campers (and adults!) to Camp Innisfree in Livingston County. Both girls and adults will receive training through creative hands-on activities. Activities will include a craft, camp songs and games, and outdoor cooking. We will focus on: •CampfireSafety •OutdoorCooking •KnifeSafety •LeaveNoTraceOutdoorEthicsFee includes program, supplies, staffing, and lunch. Camp 101 is a great way to prepare for future camping experiences!


PROGRAM NAME Outdoor Fun - Mom and MeGRADE LEVEL Br/JPROGRAM DATE April 29 –May 1, 2011TIME Arrive Friday 6-7:30 pm. Depart Saturday 5 pm or Sunday 10:30 amLOCATION Camp InnisfreeFEE $75/per girlfor 1 night (Friday); $95/per girl for 2 nightsCAPACITY 60B, 60JREGISTRATION DEADLINE March 28, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE IndividualOUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C3, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Girl Scout Brownies and Juniors, bring your mom or other significant female adult, to camp for a fun weekend outside! Stay in a cabin or lodge and be happy campers together! You’ll do some hiking, fishing, and enjoy a campfire and s’mores. You’ll make a fun craft to help you remember your time at camp! Visit the Innisfree Equestrian Center: Brownies and moms will meet and learn about the farm barn animals. Juniors and moms will have a horseback riding lesson together. (For the safety of our participants and horses, there is a 250 lb. limit for horseback riding).

PROGRAM NAME Resident Camp Open HouseGRADE LEVEL AllPROGRAM DATE May 1, 2011TIME 1 pm – 4 pmLOCATION Camp InnisfreeREGISTRATION DEADLINE NoneREGISTRATION TYPE Individual/FamilyCONTACT [email protected]

Girls ages 5-17 and family members are welcome to join us for an informative Resident Camp Open House from 1:00pm-4:00pm. Registrations for summer resident camp will be accepted on-site during these events.•Tourthecampsiteandfacilities,includingtheEquestrianCenter.•Meetandinterviewthestaff…bringyourquestions!•Winfunandusefuldoorprizes•Getatasteofsummercamp…participateingamesandactivities•EnteraraffledrawingtowinaFREESESSIONofresidentcamp!(Nopurchasenecessary.

You do not need to be present to win at the time of the drawing.)



PROGRAM NAME Day with DadGRADE LEVEL D/Br/J/CPROGRAM DATE June 5, 2011TIME 10 am – 4 pm; Optional overnight arrive 5 pm on Saturday, June 4 LOCATION Camp InnisfreeFEE $30 per person/day or $50 per girl/overnightCAPACITY 200 REGISTRATION DEADLINE May 5, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE IndividualOUTCOMES D1, D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C3, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Girls come to camp with Dad or other significant male adult (age 21+) for a day of camp fun and adventure. Fishing, boating, visiting farm friends, archery (age 9 and up), high ropes (age 12 and up, additional fee), hiking, and a cookout lunch will make this a fun day to remember! You can choose to stay overnight in our cabins on Saturday for a true camping experience.

PROGRAM NAME Summer All-Inclusive CampoutGRADE LEVEL All Age LevelsPROGRAM DATE Open availability from August 8th – 14th TIME VariesLOCATION Camp Innisfree FEE All-Inclusive Packages from $45-$94CAPACITY 100REGISTRATION DEADLINE July 7, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE TroopOUTCOMES D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Spend time this summer at camp, enjoying all the summer fun and activities we have to offer with your troop. Swimming, boating, fishing, low ropes, high ropes, archery, nature hikes, crafts, evening activities, campfire & s’mores, horseback riding and more are all available to you as well as meals and lodging. Choose your length stay and your activity package to create your own unique summer camp experience with your troop!


PROGRAM NAME Leader-Daughter Summer CampGRADE LEVEL All Age LevelsPROGRAM DATE August 15 – 17, 2011 LOCATION Camp InnisfreeFEE $270/pairCAPACITY 100REGISTRATION DEADLINE July 15, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE IndividualOUTCOMES D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Leave your troop behind and have some one on one fun with your daughter. Enjoy a weekend with your favorite Girl Scout where she doesn’t have to share you. Make a splash in the lake, go for ahorsebackride,orspendyourtimelounging…Thechoiceisyours!Laceupsomelanyardsoryour hiking boots in a weekend full of fun outdoor activities, crisp air and fun starlit nights. We’ve got some special surprises in store for you! Tasty meals and comfortable lodging all included for one memorable summer fun experience!



Courage, confidence, and character through the power of FUN! With emphasis on girl choice, programs focus on developing independence, social skill development, an appreciation of nature, and developing the leader within through fun, and friendship. Girls get the attention they need in a safe, healthy environment.

Camp Series ProgramsIntroducing our new spring series at Camp! Series offerings are short-term sessions where the same girls participate for the entire series. During a series, girls will build on the skills learned at each session. Each of the series programs listed below will be offered as a 5-week series, on Sundays April 10, 17, and May 1, 15, and 22 from 2:00pm – 4:00pm.

PROGRAM NAME Archery Series GRADE LEVEL JuniorPROGRAM DATE April 10, 17, and May 1, 15, and 22, 2011TIME 2:00pm – 4:00pmLOCATION Camp Hawthorn HollowFEE $65 per girlCAPACITY 12REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 9, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE Individual or TroopOUTCOMES D1, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Discover your inner Robin Hood! This series will cover teaching instruction, setting up the range, safety commands, range shooting, creative games, obstacle shooting, how to fix broken equipment, and more!

PROGRAM NAME Creative Cooking Series GRADE LEVEL JuniorPROGRAM DATE April 10, 17, and May 1, 15, and 22, 2011TIME 2:00pm – 4:00pmLOCATION Camp Hawthorn HollowFEE $65 per girlCAPACITY 12REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 9, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE Individual or TroopOUTCOMES D1, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

In this series you’ll get creative in the kitchen and learn how to cook with a variety of ingredients. You’ll make edible arrangements, work with chocolate molds, learn how to made fun salads, as well as adding unique touches to a table with fancy napkin folding. You’ll take your yummy creations home at the end of each session!

Hawthorn Hollow series & events


PROGRAM NAME Slacklining Series GRADE LEVEL CadettePROGRAM DATE April 10, 17, and May 1, 15, and 22, 2011TIME 2:00pm – 4:00pmLOCATION Camp Hawthorn HollowFEE $65 per girlCAPACITY 12REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 9, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE Individual or TroopOUTCOMES D1, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Slacklining is a new balance sport that uses nylon webbing tensioned between two anchor points. You can walk on it like a tightrope, but it is bouncy like a trampoline! In this series you will learn how to set-up a slackline, play with adjusting tension and bounce, learn safety basics, and practice walking, jumping, and building up to a few beginner stunts! Do a search on YouTube for cool examples!

PROGRAM NAME Sisterhood Encampment GRADE LEVEL ALLPROGRAM DATE April 15-17, 2011LOCATION Camp Hawthorn HollowFEE $10 per girl, per night; no group size minimums - 15 max.CAPACITY 50REGISTRATION DEADLINE March 13, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE TroopOUTCOMES D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C3, C4, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

A time for small troops of 16 or less to enjoy camping and meet other sisters in Girl Scouting1 The usual minimum group size requirements for lodging/fees do not apply! Troops will be placed together in modern lodges with other troops of the same program age level. Confirmation packet information and optional activity sessions will provide the framework and assistance to teach troops how to go camping, what to bring for easy and healthy meals, Girl Scout traditions and ceremonies, songs and games, earn our new Sisterhood Patch, and provide training on how to coordinate low-cost “do-it-yourself” activities to their troop.



PROGRAM NAME Camp 101GRADE LEVEL JuniorPROGRAM DATE May 7, 2011TIME 10 am – 4 pmLOCATION Camp Hawthorn HollowFEE $30per girlCAPACITY 100REGISTRATION DEADLINE April 6, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE TroopOUTCOMES D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Camp 101 is a fun daylong camp opportunity to introduce first time campers (and adults!) to Camp Hawthorn Hollow in St. Clair County. Both girls and adults will receive training through creative hands-on activities. Activities will include a craft, camp songs and games, and outdoor cooking. We will focus on: •CampfireSafety •OutdoorCooking •KnifeSafety •LeaveNoTraceOutdoorEthicsFee includes program, supplies, staffing, and lunch. Camp 101 is a great way to prepare for future camping experiences!

PROGRAM NAME Resident Camp Open HouseGRADE LEVEL AllPROGRAM DATE May 15, 2011TIME 2:00pm – 4:00pmLOCATION Camp Hawthorn HollowFEE NoneCAPACITY AnyREGISTRATION TYPE IndividualCONTACT [email protected]

Girls ages 5-17 and family members are welcome to join us for an informative Resident Camp Open House from 2:00pm-4:00pm. Registrations for summer resident camp will be accepted on-site during this event.

• Tourthecampsiteandfacilities.• Meetandinterviewthestaff…bringyourquestions!• Winfunandusefuldoorprizes• Getatasteofsummercamp…participateingamesandactivities• EnteraraffledrawingtowinaFREESESSIONofresidentcamp!(Nopurchasenecessary.You

do not need to be present to win at the time of the drawing.)


PROGRAM NAME Splash into Summer Day CampGRADE LEVEL D/Br/J/CPROGRAM DATE July 6-8TIME 9:00 AM - 4:00 pm, LOCATION Camp Hawthorn Hollow, Columbus, MI FEE Rate A - $330; Rate B - $105; Program Aides $65VOLUNTEERS Volunteer for the entire length of Day Camp and take 50% (percent) off for one girl. Volunteers are accepted on a first come first serve basis. REGISTRATION DEADLINE Friday, June 6, 2011 OUTCOMES D1, D2, D4, C1, C2, C3, C4, TA2, TA4

Splash into summer at Camp Hawthorn Hollow with our amazing day camp program with fun for all ages! Girls in grades K-8 can spend extra time splashing at the pool and soaking up summer fun as well as making take home arts and crafts projects and exploring nature. Girls ages 9 and up can also add climbing tower, archery, and letterboxing to their summer fun! Bussing available. Care for children younger than 5 available for volunteers by advanced request

PROGRAM NAME Summer All-Inclusive CampoutGRADE LEVEL All Age LevelsPROGRAM DATE Open availability from August 8 – 14, 2011LOCATION Camp Hawthorn HollowFEE All-Inclusive Packages from $45-$94CAPACITY 100REGISTRATION DEADLINE July 7, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE TroopOUTCOMES D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Spend time this summer at camp, enjoying all the summer fun and activities we have to offer with your troop. You pick the dates you are available from August 8th-14th to choose your length of stay. The pool, low ropes, climbing tower, zip lines, high ropes, archery, nature hikes, crafts, evening activities, campfire & s’mores, and more are all available to you as well as meals and lodging. Choose your length stay and your activity package to create your own unique summer camp experience with your troop!



PROGRAM NAME Mom and Me Summer CampGRADE LEVEL All Age LevelsPROGRAM DATE August 8 – 10, 2011LOCATION Camp Hawthorn HollowFEE $270/pairCAPACITY 100REGISTRATION DEADLINE July 7, 2011REGISTRATION TYPE IndividualOUTCOMES D2, D3, D4, D5, C1, C2, C5, TA2, TA4, TA5CONTACT [email protected]

Summer fun and girl time is what this camp is all about! Spend quality time with the special girl in your life reconnecting and hanging out at the pool, arts and crafts, horseback riding, exploring nature, getting crafty, laughing at a campfire and sticky s’mores, and challenging each other at activities like archery and climbing tower, or zipping through the trees! A full list of available activities and age levels is detailed at this listing online. Yummy meals and comfortable lodging all included for one memorable summer fun experience!


Girl Scouts of Southeastern michiganDay Camp registration Form

Camper’s Name: ___________________________________________Age:______________

Birthdate:_______________________Grade in 2010/11 School yr._____________________

Address: __________________________City: ________________State: ____Zip:_________

Parent/Guardian Name(s): _________________________Home Phone:_______________

Work/Cell Phone: _____________________Email Address:__________________________

Camper is/has: (check all that apply)

Registered Girl Scout Non-Girl Scout (Add $12 fee)

Applying for a camp scholarship Boys/Tots/Tag-A-Long

Program Aide (List type of training & dates taken)_______________________________

Type of Membership Pathway: Troop#: ______________ GSSEM Council Other Council____________________

Event Series Camp Travel

Program Selection. You can register for multiple sessions for the same girl on one

form. However, if you are registering for multiple participants, please send in a

separate form for each girl or boy/tot/tag-a-long.Name of Day Camp Date(s) of Day Camp Location of Day Camp Day Camp Fee

*Tag-A-Long Fee

*Program Aide Fee

* Volunteer Discount (if any)

* Before/After Care Fees

* Additional Fees

* $12 Membership Fee (if any)

* If applicable. See day camp descriptions for details on fees.

Camp Buddy-Buddy must sign up for same day camp and request each other as a buddy.

Buddy’s Name: __________________________Buddy’s Phone Number:_______________

Method of Payment: Check Money Order GSSEM Gift Card Cashew Cash Cookie Dough

Card #:______________________________________________________________________

Credit Card: Visa MasterCard Discover AMEX

Card #: __________________________Exp. Date: _____________Sec. Code:____________

Print name as appears on card:_________________________________________________

Card Holder Signature: ___________________________________Date:________________

$


Emergency Information:Any Dietary Restrictions:_______________________________________________________

Name of Emergency Contact (other than Parent):_________________________________

Emergency Contact Home Number: ____________________________________________

Cell Number:_________________________________________________________________

Release Information: I authorize release of my child to the following people:

(photo ID required): ___________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________

Name of Parents or Legal Guardians:_____________________________________________

My child, _______________________________, has permission to participate in all camp

sponsored activities and to join Girl Scouts of the USA, if not already a registered

member. I agree to cooperate with the policies and regulations of the Girls Scouts of

Southeastern Michigan. Payment is refunded if the camp is full or cancelled due to

lack of participants or volunteers. Photographs of child can be taken at camp may be

used for publicity.

Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian:_____________________________Date:_________

Adult Volunteers:Registered Girl Scout: Yes No SU #: ___________Troop/Group #:___________

Name: ______________________________________________DOB: ____________________

Address: _______________________City: __________________State: ____Zip:__________

Day Phone: ___________________________Cell Phone: _____________________________

Email Address: _______________________________________________________________

Name of Day Camp & Date: ____________________________________________________

Day(s) Available: ______________________________________________________________

Have you worked Day Camp before? No Yes — What position:_______________

Preferred age level: Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior

Ambassador Boys/Tots/Tag-A-Longs

I would like to: Lead Girls (Unit Leader) Lead Boys/Tag-A-Longs

Asst. Unit Leader First Aider

I have skills in: Nature Outdoor Skills Crafts Singing, Music, Dance

Sports/Games Other ____________________________________________________


GSSEm Program registration FormUse this form to register as a troop or group. (If a girl is registering on her own, use the Individual registration form.) Registrations are accepted through the close date listed in the detailed information. Payment for all participants must accompany the registration form. By submitting this registration form with payment, you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and will abide by Girls Scouts of Southeastern Michigan policies and procedures.

PLEASE rETUrN rEGISTrATION FOrmS IN ANY OF THE FOLLOwING wAYS:Deliver to: Any Service Center Mail to: Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan, 3011 W. Grand Blvd., 500 Fisher Bldg., Detroit, MI 48202Complete Online: www.gssem.org under program Pathways (credit/debit card)

GrOUP/TrOOP LEADEr CONTACT INFOrmATION (all correspondence will go to this person about this event)

Group/Troop Leader’s Name: ________________________________________________________________________Day Phone: _____________________Evening Phone: _____________________Cell Phone: _____________________Address: _____________________________________City/State/Zip:________________________________________Group/Troop Leader’s Email Address: _________________________________________________________________Five Digit Troop #: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

rEGISTrATION INFOrmATION: List additional information on back of form, if needed

Program Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________Location: __________________________________________Date: ____________________Time:__________________Total Number of Girls Attending: ____________________Total Number of Adults Attending: _________________

Adult Names 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

GSSEM Gift Card Cashew Cash Girl Names (Please list first and last names) Cookie Dough turn over to list more participants Age Grade Amount Used 1. cookie dough card # 2. cookie dough card # 3. cookie dough card #Any special assistance needed (dietary restrictions, medications, health concerns) ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

PrOGrAm CHArGES PAYmENT mETHOD SUmmArY# Attending Price/Person Sub-Total Cashew Cash/GSSEM Gift card/ Cookie Dough Being Used

Girls _________X$___________ =$_________ (card number(s) listed in details) . . . . . . . . . . . $ ______________

Adults_______ X$ ___________=$ _________ Card Number:_____________________________________________

New Member__________ X$12=$ _________ Cash/Check(s)/Money Order(s) Enclosed . . . . +$_ ____________

Credit Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . +$______________

TOTAL FOR PROGRAM =$ _________ Circle One: Disc MC Visa # _______________________________

V-Code: ________Exp. Date: _____/_____

Signature:_________________________________________________

TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED: ............................. =$______________

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GSSEm Program registration Form GSSEM Gift Card Cashew Cash Girl Names (please list first and last names) Age Grade Cookie Dough Amount Used

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GSSEm Program registration FormUse this form when registering individually or independent of a troop/group. Registrations are accepted through the close date listed in the detailed information. Payment for all participants must accompany the registration form. By submitting this registration form with payment, you acknowledge that you have read, understand, and will abide by Girls Scouts of Southeastern Michigan policies and procedures.

PLEASE rETUrN rEGISTrATION FOrmS IN ANY OF THE FOLLOwING wAYS:

Deliver to: Any Service Center Complete Online: www.gssem.org (credit/debit card)Mail to: Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan, 3011 W. Grand Blvd., 500 Fisher Bldg., Detroit, MI 48202

GIrL PArTICIPANT CONTACT INFOrmATION

Girl’s Name: ________________________________________________________________________________________Day Phone: _____________________Evening Phone: _____________________Cell Phone: _____________________Address: _____________________________________City/State/Zip:________________________________________School: _______________________________________________Grade Level: (circle) k 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12Parent/Guardian’s Email Address: ____________________________________________________________________Five Digit Troop #: ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ (if applicable)_________________________________________________Dietary Restriction, Medications, Health Concerns or Other Special Needs: ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

ADULT CHAPErONE INFOrmATION (If necessary check program description for details)

Would you be willing to volunteer if needed at a program yes noName(s) of Accompanying Adult(s): __________________________________________________________________Day Phone: _____________________Evening Phone: _____________________Cell Phone: _____________________Dietary Restriction, Medications, Health Concerns or Other Special Needs: _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

rEGISTrATION INFOrmATION

Program Name: ____________________________________________________________________________________Location: __________________________________________Date: ____________________Time:__________________My child, _______________________________, has permission to participate in all sponsored activities and to join Girl Scouts of the USA, if not already a registered member. I agree to cooperate with the policies and regulations of the Girls Scouts of Southeastern Michigan. Payment is refunded if the camp is full or cancelled due to lack of participants or volunteers. Photographs of child can be taken at camp may be used for publicity.Signature of Parent or Legal Guardian: _________________________________________________________________

PrOGrAm CHArGES PAYmENT mETHOD SUmmArY# Attending Price/Person Sub-Total Cashew Cash/GSSEM Gift card/ Cookie Dough Being Used

Girls _________X$___________ =$_________ (card number(s) listed in details) . . . . . . . . . . . $ ______________

Adults_______ X$ ___________=$ _________ Card Number:_____________________________________________

New Member__________ X$12=$ _________ Cash/Check(s)/Money Order(s) Enclosed . . . . +$_ ____________

Credit Card . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . +$______________

TOTAL FOR PROGRAM =$ _________ Circle One: Disc MC Visa # _______________________________

V-Code: ________Exp. Date: _____/_____

Signature:_________________________________________________

TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED: ............................. =$______________

Individual Girls


Full Name _______________________________________________ Date _______________________ First & Last Name of who will be attending event

Parent/Guardian’s Name _______________________________________________________________

Address ___________________________________ City ________________ Zip __________________

E-mail _______________________________________________________________________________

Primary Phone ________________________________ Alternate Phone ________________________

Registered Girl Scout? yes no Lifetime

Participant’s Affiliation with GSSEM (troop/pathway): ______________________________________

Program Name: __________________________________________ Date(s): ____________________

Family Annual Household Income: Number of household members __________________All Information is Confidential

Under $17,000 $48,000 - $55,999

$17,000 - $23,999 $56,000 - $63,999

$24,000 - $31,999 $64,000 - $71,999

$32,000 - $39,999 $72,000 and over

$40,000 - $47,999

What specific condition exists in your family that makes financial assistance necessary for this program (i.e. loss of income, medical expenses, family emergency, etc.). Attach additional streets if necessary.

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

Cost of Program $ ____________

$12 GSUSA Membership Dues $ ____________

Total Cost to Participate $ ___________

Family/Girl Contributions (Subtract from Total Cost)

Cookie Dough/Cashew Cash $ ____________

Amount Family Can Pay $ ____________

Total Assistance Requested $ ___________

Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan3011 W. Grand Blvd., 500 Fisher Bldg., Detroit 482021-800-482-6734 gssem.org

For Office Use

Registered Girl Scout _______

Registered for Program _______

Approved for FA: _______

Amount $ ________

Notified Applicant _______

Individual Financial Assistance request For Event and Series Pathways


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12 Girl Scouts 99th Birthday Livonia X X X Celebration 19 In the Pink Karmanos- X X X Detroit 19 B good 2 U - Stress Less / Dearborn X High on Life 19 Computer Scientist Flint X X X 19 Program Aide Core Trainings Flint X X X 19 Program Aide Training - Flint X X X Day Camp/Troop Specialty Training 20, 27, Apr. 3, Horseback Riding Lessons - Innisfree X X X X X X 10, 17, 24 Six Week Series Equestrian Center 22 Gold/Silver Award Orientations Downriver X X X 26, Apr. 2, Earth Works Series Taylor X 9, 16 26 You can bank on it! - Money Sense Taylor X 26 You can bank on it! - Money Sense Flint X 26 Mall Lock in-Genesee Valley Genesee X X X X Valley-Flint 28, Apr. 4, 18, 25 Digital Media with Geek Squad / Best Buy - X X X Best Buy Bloomfield Twp. 29, Apr. 12, Digital Media with Geek Squad / Best Buy - X X X 19, 26 Best Buy Chesterfield 29 Gold/Silver Award Orientations Flint X X X 30, Apr. 13, Digital Media with Geek Squad / Best Buy - X X X 20, 27 Best Buy Novi, Port Huron 31, Apr. 14, Computer Basics with Best Buy - X X X 21, 28 Geek Squad/Best Buy Flint 31, Apr. 7, 14, 28 Digital Media with Geek Squad / Best Buy - X X X Best Buy Taylor

APRIL 2011

2 You can bank on it! - Money Sense Clinton Twp X 2 Aerospace Southfield X 2, 9, 16, 30, Girl Scout Skate, Shoot & Suburban X X May 7, 14 Score Series Ice - Farm. Hills 3, 10, 17, Girl Scout Skate, Shoot & Suburban X X May 1, 15, 22 Score Series Ice - Macomb 9 Program Aide Core Trainings Allen Park X X X 9 Program Aide Training - Allen Park X X X Day Camp/Troop Specialty Training 9 High on Life Port Huron X 9 Ready, Set, Celebrate Sterling X X X X X X X Heights 9 Gold/Silver Award Orientations Clinton X X X 10, 17, May 1, Archery Series Hawthorn X 15, 22 Hollow 10, 17, May 1, Creative Cooking Series Hawthorn X 15, 22 Hollow

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10, 17, May 1, Slacklining Series Hawthorn X 15, 22 Hollow 11 Gold/Silver Award Orientations Flint X X X 13 It’sassimpleas1,2,3… Novi X X there’s an engineer in me

15-17 Sisterhood Encampment Hawthorn X X X X X X Hollow

15, 29, The World of Theatre School for X X X May 6, 13 All The World’s A Stage the Dramatic & Performing Arts, Wash. Twp. 16 Camp 101 Innisfree X X 16 Skeet Shooting Genesee X X X Valley-Flint 16-17 Outdoor Aide Specialty Training Hawthorn X X X Hollow 18 - 21 Exchange City - Series Taylor X X 26-29 Take One - Acting Series River Raisin X Theatre, Monroe 29 - May 1 Outdoor Fun - Mom and Me Innisfree X X 30 Glamin’ with the Girls - Clinton Twp X X X a Leadership Club event

MAY 2011

1 Resident Camp Open House Innisfree X X X X X X 7 Camp 101 Hawthorn X Hollow 7 Ready, Set, Take Action, H2O & U Port Huron X X 7 Trap Shooting Dundee X X X 7 Program Aide Core Trainings Clinton Twp X X X 7 Program Aide Training - Clinton Twp X X X Day Camp/Troop Specialty Training 7, 14 & 21 Engineering, Safety, Technology Nissan X & the Environment Technical Center, Farm. Hills 11, 18, 25, Exploring the Net with Best Buy - X X X June 1 Geek Squad / Best Buy Novi 12, 19, 26, Exploring the Net with Best Buy - X X X June 2 Geek Squad / Best Buy Flint 14 You can bank on it! - Livonia X Money Sense 14 Car Care Utica X 15 Resident Camp Open House Hawthorn X X X X X X Hollow 21 Zoo Expedition Detroit Zoo X X X 23 Gold/Silver Award Orientations Port Huron X X X

JUNE 2011

4 Program Aide Core Trainings White Lake X X X 4 Program Aide Core Trainings Flint X X X




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4 Program Aide Training - White Lake X X X Day Camp/Troop Specialty Training 4 Program Aide Training - Flint X X X Day Camp/Troop Specialty Training 5 Day with Dad Innisfree X X X X 6-8 Splash into Summer Day Camp Hawthorn X X X X Hollow 11 Program Aide Core Trainings Warren X X X 11 Program Aide Training - Warren X X X Day Camp/Troop Specialty Training 14 Fencing Troy X X X X 16 Gold/Silver Award Orientations Port Huron X X X 17 Kayaking Adventure Port Austin X X X

JULY 2011

11-15 Saddle Up Day Camp Rushlow Farm, X X X X X Romulus 12, 19, 26, Computer Basics with Best Buy - X X X Aug 2 Geek Squad/Best Buy Bloomfield Twp. 13, 20, 27, Computer Basics with Best Buy - X X X Aug 3 Geek Squad/Best Buy Taylor 18-21 Holidays In July Day Camp Dodge Park, X X X Sterling Heights 18-21 Girl Scout Skills & Thrills Hockey Novi Ice Arena X X X Day Camp 23 Skeet Shooting & Archery Genesee X X X Valley-Flint 26 Kayaking Adventure Milford X X X 27 Cultural and Historical Tour Hamtramck/ X X Detroit 30 Trap Shooting & Archery Dundee X X X 31 – Aug 1 Discover the Blue Overnight Port Huron X X

AUGUST 2011

1-5 Girl Scout Skills & Thrills Hockey Suburban X X X Day Camp Ice Macomb 8-10 Mom and Me Summer Camp Hawthorn X X X X X X Hollow 8-14 Summer All-Inclusive Campout Innisfree X X X X X X 8-14 Summer All-Inclusive Campout Hawthorn X X X X X X Hollow 9-12 Camptastic Halmich Park, X X X X Warren 10 More of Moving Journey Troy X 11 Kayaking Adventure Monroe X X X 15-17 Leader-Daughter Summer Camp Innisfree X X X X X X 18 Kayaking Adventure Clarkston X X X

SEPTEMBER 2011

24 River Crossing Marine City X X X X X X X


Special Advertising SectionGirl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan thanks all the organizations and businesses who purchased advertisements. Their support helped make this book possible!

As with all activities, when patronizing these advertisers, please check Safety Activity Check Points & Volunteer Essentials concerning programs and adult/girl ratio. Council authorization for participation may be required. The inclusion of these paid advertisements featuring non-Girl Scout organizations, businesses and activities , products, and opportunities does not reflect an endorsement by or collaboration with Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan.

Our Service Center Locations

Clinton Twp. Service Center42804 GarfieldClinton Twp MI 48038

Detroit Service Center500 Fisher Bldg3011 W Grand BlvdDetroit MI 48202

Flint Service Center2300 Austin PkwyFlint MI 48507

Port Huron Service Center2186 Water StPort Huron MI 48060

White Lake Service Center8545 Highland RdWhite Lake MI 48386

Interested in volunteering?• CompletetheVolunteerInterestForm

online at gssem.org• DownloadandcompleteourAdult

Registration Form and return it to one of our service centers.

• $12annualregistrationfee.• We’llhelpyoufindtherightopportunity

given your interest and availability.

Call 800-482-6734

To find us online:Visit gssem.org

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TUMBLEBUS

“Fit-n-Fun Tumblebus, Inc. will come to your Macomb, Oakland or Wayne county meeting location and provide a unique Tumbling program for your troop.

The Tumblebus is a mobile gym for kids offering an opportunity to learn basic tumbling skills through our unique and fun fitness program.

Childhood obesitycontinues to be a great concern for parents, teachers and our community.

How can your Daisy, Brownie or Cub Scout Troop earn a Tumblebus Tumbling Patch?You can promote fitness to the children in your troop by scheduling an event with us. The tumblebus program “gets kids moving.”

We will provide the activities on the tumblebus, a craft and lesson on fitness and health. Fees are based on number of children and location.

Contact us for detailsPlease contact Vicki Paret (co-owner and prior troop leader)

at [email protected] or 800.617.9080Visit us on the web at:

www.fitnfuntumblebus.com

America’s Greatest History Attraction

theway to earn your badge

This year, The Henry Ford introduces new badge opportunities for Girl Scouts. For adventurous girls. Inquisitive girls. Girls who love science. And technology. And fun. There are badges for every one of them. Inspire a generation of girls

who are bold, informed and confident enough to change the world around them at The Henry Ford.

These programs include fully badge-aligned immersive activities. Girl Scout Leadership Experience Outcomes and 21st-Century Skills reinforced by

participating in these programs have also been identified for each program. Scouts get to take home their badge at the end of the program.

BrownieListening to the PastGreenfield VillageSaturdays, May 7, 14, 21Sundays, May 8, 15, 22

Juniorunited we StandHenry Ford MuseumSaturdays, February 5, 12, 19, 26Sundays, February 6, 13, 20, 27

Local LoreFord Rouge Factory TourSaturdays, February 5, 12, 19, 26

CareersFord Rouge Factory TourSaturday, March 19

ArchitectureFord Rouge Factory TourSaturdays, April 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

earth ConnectionsFord Rouge Factory TourSaturdays, May 7, 14, 21, 28

CAdeTTe-Seniorinvention and inquiryHenry Ford MuseumSaturdays, March 5, 12, 19, 26Sundays, March 6, 13, 20, 27

Heritage HuntGreenfield VillageSaturdays, May 7, 14, 21Sundays, May 8, 15, 22

OTHER GREAT SCOUTING PROGRAMS

The ultimate sleepover! The Great American Museum Experience is a two-day, overnight adventure that includes admission to Henry Ford Museum®, Ford Rouge Factory Tour and IMAX® Theatre or Greenfield Village® (seasonal), meals and facilitated after-hours fun!

Teamwork is a must in this real-world challenge! Teams of scouts will work together to build an 8- by 11-foot house inside Henry Ford Museum.

For more information and to register, call 313.982.6001 or visit thehenryford.org/education/youth.aspx

If I had a Hammer

The Detroit Zoological Soceity offers exciting scout opportunities. Join us for:*Brownie Animal Try-It*Brownie Eco-Explorer*Junior Wildlife Badge*Self-guided Zoo Patch Scavenger Hunt Programs are $2 per person in addition to Detroit Zoo admission. Be sure to also check out our Animals After Dark overnight program. For more information, please call (248) 541-5717 ext. 3800 or [email protected]. *Scout badge not included with program.

www.detroitzoo.org/education

Scout Programs


2100 Grand River Annex Suite 100

Brighton, MI 48114 810-225-9868

www.aquaticadventuresofmi.com [email protected]

We offer classes and events for children and adults!

Adult classes & events: Discover SCUBA

Aquatic Adventures Social Club SCUBA Classes

Beginner to Instructor Technical Classes Birthday Parties

Wednesday/Sunday dives

Children classes & events: Aqua Patrol Kids Dive Club

Bubblemaker Birthday Parties Discover SCUBA

PADI SASSY Program PADI Seal Team

Snorkeling SCUBA Classes – 10 & up


Brighton, MI 48114 810-225-9868












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The Kids Empowered Coaching and Counseling CenterLocated at 640 N Old Woodward Ave, Ste. 102, Birmingham, MI 48009

Coaching and counseling for:

• Kids who are bullied or picked on

• Kids who need to build confi dence and self-esteem

• Kids dealing with anxiety and stress

• Kids who need to work on social skills

• Parents who seek strategies to help their kids with everyday issues

• stop bullying, relational aggression and mean-spirited behavior

• build self-esteem and confi dence

• deal with unfriendly friends

• delvelop assertiveness and social skills

Programs for schools, troops, neighborhood events and families…

Summer Camps in Metro-Detroit:• Assertiveness Boot

Camp – What to say to the bully and more!

• American Girl Camp with Girls Empowered®

• A Girl’s World of Friendship!

• Back to School Confi dence Camp

• Bully-proof me Camp

NEW

Check out the complete summer camp schedule for girls and boys at www.girlsempowered.com

PHONE

Stop the Meanness, Spread the Kindness

248-757-0912

Girls Empowered

The Kids Empowered Coaching and Counseling CenterLocated at 640 N Old Woodward Ave, Ste. 102, Birmingham, MI 48009

Coaching and counseling for:

• Kids who are bullied or picked on

• Kids who need to build confi dence and self-esteem

• Kids dealing with anxiety and stress

• Kids who need to work on social skills

• Parents who seek strategies to help their kids with everyday issues

• stop bullying, relational aggression and mean-spirited behavior

• build self-esteem and confi dence

• deal with unfriendly friends

• delvelop assertiveness and social skills

Programs for schools, troops, neighborhood events and families…

Summer Camps Summer Camps in Metro-Detroit:in Metro-Detroit:• Assertiveness Boot • Assertiveness Boot

Camp – What to say to Camp – What to say to the bully and more!the bully and more!

• American Girl Camp • American Girl Camp with Girls Empoweredwith Girls Empowered®

• A Girl’s World • A Girl’s World of Friendship!of Friendship!

• Back to School • Back to School Confi dence CampConfi dence Camp

• Bully-proof • Bully-proof me Campme Camp

Check out the complete summer camp schedule for girls and boys at www.girlsempowered.com

PHONE

Stop the Meanness, Spread the Kindness

248-757-0912

Girls EmpoweredGirls Empowered


www.prettyponypastures.orgDavisburg, MI (248) 634-7276

An inclusive riding facility with over 20 years experience. We offer:

• Badge Programs− Horse Fan − Horse Rider− Horse Sense

• I Love Horses (Brownies)• Fun with Horses (Daisies)• Play Days (All levels)

All programs are “hand-on” and include a short riding lesson.

The Michigan Classic Ballet Company invites you to

“The Nutcracker”

Michigan Classic Ballet Company would to like to help Girl Scouts take steps to earn their Dance Badge by

spending the afternoon at our Nutcracker Ballet.

“The Nutcracker”

Saturday December 4, 2010

11:00 a.m. Mercy Auditorium Farmington Hills,

Michigan

Group Rate of $16 includes the full

production of “The Nutcracker”, backstage tour and refreshments

Call 248-334-6964

for more information

Haverhill Farms2986 McKeachie Rd., White Lake, Mi 48383

Ph. 248-887-2027Visit our website at www.haverhillfarms.com

Haverhill Farms has a lesson program that allows Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts of all ages an opportunity

to earn their “Horse Rider’s” badges.

The “Horse Lover’s” badge can be earned in one lesson, and the cost is $20.00 per person. The “Horse Rider’s” badge is more intense and requires six to eight lessons to complete

and the cost is $20.00 per person/per lesson.Call today to schedule your group to visit Haverhill Farms and

earn their badges, we can be reached at 248-887-2027 or by email at [email protected] look forward to being a part of your troops experience

and educating them on proper horse management and riding.

***Please remember when calling to set up a lesson program for your group to allow enough time so that the appropriate information and

forms can be sent out and completed before your lesson.***

Palace Sports and Entertainment

is pleased to offer special discounts and events exclusive to all Scout troops, friends and family!

Events include Detroit Pistons Basketball, Automotion Dance Camps, Disney on Ice,

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, Harlem Globetrotters and more.

Commemorative Scout patches are included for most games/events.

For Family Shows/Events Please Contact: Michelle Van Zweden @ 248.377.8638

email: [email protected] www.palacenet.com/groups

for updated offers.

For Detroit Pistons Offers Please Contact: Tamara Mires @ 248.377.0175

email: [email protected]

Isn’t it time for a FUN trip?Design Your Own T-shirt

Learn About Printing

Have A Snack

Do A Good Deed

Who needs another basic field trip? Do

something exciting and fun. All American will

teach your troop about how screens are made,

help you print your own shirts and then you

will take your t-shirt home the same day! Each

group also helps support our military troops

by spending a few minutes writing colorful

creative thank-you notes. These letters will be

included in the gift packages we are sending

out all over the world to show our defenders our

appreciation. Fun, snacks, learning and a really

good deed all rolled into one super fun trip!

Visit AATshirts.com for more info or call 586.997.2400


CharmElle School Certified in Etiquette

(877) 721-0115

All Workshops meet requirements towards a “Try-It” Badge or Interest Project

Girl ScoutsAges 7 & up

Tomorrow’s Leaders are “Your” GirL scouTs.We travel to your troop meetings to offer workshops that

instill the keepsake of knowledge that will last a lifetime.

Workshop I LookIng your BesT & BeIng your BesT

• Fashion tips for every age• choosing colors that

compliment you• Taking care of your skin,

hair & nails• Grooming tips

each girl will enjoy a wonderful“exfoliating sugar hand scrub”,

lotion treatment & nail polish application.

Workshop II Bon APPeTIT, socIAL BuTTerfLy

meeT & greeT• * dining tips & table mannerswhile enjoying a deliciousdessert (We bring the dessert)• social skills & etiquette• meeting new friends &

being a friend* This workshop can be held at your

favorite local restaurant where thegirls can dress for the occasion.

Tomorrow’s Leaders are “Your” GirL scouTs.

Gymnastic Training Center of Rochester1813 Northfield Drive • Rochester Hills, MI 48309

GTC Gymnasticsand Activity Center

(248) 852-7950www.gtcgymnastics.com

It’s all about ME!ME! (Motion Evolution) is designed specifically to increase your child’s fitness and self-esteem and to teach them about living a healthy life-style. Furthermore, they will learn that exercise is FUN! Classes are filled with laughter and smiles.

now offering:

Gymnastics • Cheer • Fitness • and Fun


Featuring

The Perfect Getaway......for Brownie and Girl Scout Troops.Our 1,200 acres located on Stony Lake in the beautiful Irish Hills of southeast Michigan provides a great setting for a variety of activities.

6941 Stony Lake Rd.Jackson, MI 49201

1-800-536-8607www.ymcastorercamps.org

• Horseback riding• Horse badge workshops• Climbing tower• Outdoor living skills• Scavenger hunts• Nature hikes• Arts & crafts• Ropes course

Also available:Summer resident camping.Outdoor Environmental Education for your school.

• Excellent year-round facilities • Climbing tower, high ropes course, horses, nature center,

meeting rooms, family style dining, modern lodges, individual cabins

• Professional staff to assist your group in planning and directing your weekend

• Meals and snacks included • Register your troop for one of our Girl Scout Weekends ~

April 15-17 and May 6-8, 2011 • OR custom design a retreat just for your troop on any

weekend ~ Call for details!

Join Us Women’s Adventure WeekendSeptember 10-12, 2010Family Camp WeekendOctober 22-24, 2010

**We come to YOUR location**

Hello!! GINGER WORKS has creative,fun classes for children. We offer classes in southeast Michigan, and our wonderful instructors come to your location and bring all materials. Classes are one-hour long, and available 365 days a year. Choose one or more of our twelve classes. KIDS LOVE US!The cost is $8 per student, per class, minimum 10 students. For info, flyer & scheduling, call Debby at 248-363-8802 GingerBread Houses...Build 4x5 house & decorate w/candy! Candle Making…Use melted wax to form regular candles..or.. Holiday Themes: Ghost, Santa & more Wood Toy Making…Assemble and paint, 4x6, Race Car, Plane,Castle,Treasure Chest & more Stained Glass Painting…Use jewels & SG paint & decorate Goblets and Drinking Glasses Mothers Day Vase of Flowers…Decorate glass vase with Paint & Jewels and we fill with artificial flowers Sweet Eats…Mix &decorate a no-bake dessert for the family Be In A Video...Students are in several skits&get own DVD Plaster Playtime...Paint & decorate pre-cast figures/plaques Presto Magic...Learn magic. FREE Tricks & Magic Wand Cartooning...Learn to draw cartoons with fingerprints,ink pad Twisted Balloons...Learn/make balloon animals XL GingerBread Houses. ..Parent-child class, large 10x12”, 4 lbs, $22 per house. Call Debby 248-363-8802

Kids LOVE Arts & Crafts Classes

by:

Museum, Planetarium & Automotive Gallery

Events run November – April For more details, visit SloanLongway.org

Sloan Museum*Buick Automotive Gallery*Longway Planetarium Flint, Michigan – 810.237.3409

Girls can explore science, stars and planets. Earn a Space Explorer

Try-It, a Wonders Try-It and more! Come just for an afternoon or stay the night! These classes are designed for Girls. Friendly staff members are here to

make learning fun and easy.

SCIENCE EXPLORER

SCIENCE SLEUTH

AEROSPACESCIENCE IN

EVERYDAY LIFE


Don’t miss your chance to see how pretzels are made! Head over to Auntie Anne’s Pretzels at The 12 Oaks Mall to learn the history of the pretzel, observe the age old art of pretzel rolling and try your hand at rolling your own pretzel!Brownies and Juniors won’t want to miss this “rollin” good time.

WHO: Brownies and JuniorsWHeRe: Auntie Anne’s Pretzels at The 12 Oaks MallWHeN: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday eveningstIme: 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. or 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.COst: $7.50/girl (includes materials, pretzel and small lemonade)mIN/mAX: 5/20NOtes: Tour at Auntie Anne’s wil meet some of the requirements for Careers Try-IT for Brownies and Let’s Go Cooking for Juniors. Badges are not included but can be purchased in the Council’s retial stores.

TO REGISTER: Call Grace, Jackie or Travis at 248-679-4398 to set up an appointment for your troop.

Twisted Fun

Scouts Can “Stir Up” Some FunThe Chop Shop, Birmingham’s premier prep kitchen offers special sessions for Scout Troop, ages 8-18. We customize the kitchen event based on the age, interest and badge requirements. The session features hands-on preparation of recipes with dinner to take home! Our classes may include basic instruction on cooking techniques, proper food handling, kitchen safety, USDA nutritional information and taste testing. We can safely and comfortably accommodate up to 24 kids.Make it a “taste-full” and fun meeting in our kitchen. Get the Chop Shop on your troop calendar today!

Call or visit us on-line today.248-594-2210

www.chopshopkitchens.com2219 Cole Street • Birmingham, MI 48009


THrEE KEYSDISCOVER - Girls understand themselves and their values and use their knowledge and skills to explore the world.

CONNECT - Girls care about, inspire and team with others locally and globally.

TAkE ACTION - Girls feel empowered to make the world a better place.

LEADERSHIP - Collectively Discover + Connect + Take Action add up to Leadership

mISSION STATEmENT

Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the

world a better place.

THE GIrL SCOUT LAwI will do my best to be:

honest and fair; friendly and helpful; considerate and caring;courageous and strong,

and responsible for what I say and do,and to respect myself and others;

respect authority;use resources wisely;

make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout.

Girl Scout Leadership ExperienceTHE GIrL SCOUT

PrOmISEOn my honor, I will try

To serve God and my country,To help people at all times,

And to live by the Girl Scout Law.

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VIRTUAL CAMP

Courage, confidence, and character,through the power of

CAMP! In addition to

Troop Camping, GSSEM camps host weekend

and day events, as well as summer sleepaway camp.

Watch www.gssem.org for the latest information

about upcoming opportunities!

Affordable QualityCheck Out Our

Awesome FacilitiesHave you been to a GSSEM camp

lately?

Overnights are available for as little as $10.00 per person!

CAMP HAWTHORN HOLLOW: features 330 acres of beautiful hardwood and softwood forests & play fields, team sports areas, a nature study pond, seasonal outdoor pool, miles of hiking and biking trails, arts, nature, challenge course, archery, outdoor cooking, and badge programs. CAMP INNISFREE: features 995 wooded acres with a lake for swimming, boating, and fishing; sports fields; a challenge course; letterboxing; miles of hiking and biking trails; archery; outdoor cooking; and other activities. INNISFREE EQUESTRIAN CENTER: is located on the north end of Camp Innisfree. The Equestrian Center features an indoor arena, 2 outdoor arenas, a farm animal barn, central stable, and a classroom designed to bring animals inside. Horses are owned by Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan and the equestrian center offers classes all year long.

gssem 2010-11 spring/summer program book

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