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Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Service Centers and Showcases CONNECT WITH US

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Girl Scout Service Center at Bloomington 1000 N Walnut St, Ste I • Bloomington, IN 47404 Tue–Fri | noon-5 p.m.

Showcase open Saturday | 9 a.m.-noon*

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Girl Scout Service Center at Bartholomew/ Johnson County 3254 W Market Place Dr. • Edinburgh, IN 46124 Tue–Fri | noon-5 p.m.

Showcase open Saturday | 9 a.m.-noon*

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Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis 7201 Girl Scout Ln • Indianapolis, IN 46214 Mon-Fri | 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

Showcase open Saturday | 9 a.m.-noon*

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Girl Scout Service Center at Kokomo 815 W Superior St • Kokomo, IN 46901 Tue–Fri | noon-5 p.m.

Showcase open Saturday | 9 a.m.-noon*

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Girl Scout Service Center at Lafayette 8439 SR 26 E • Lafayette, IN 47905 Tue–Fri | 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Showcase open Saturday | 9 a.m.-noon*

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Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S • Daleville, IN 47334 Mon-Fri | 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Showcase open Saturday | 9 a.m.-noon*

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Girl Scout Service Center at Richmond 3326 E Main St • Richmond, IN 47374 Tue–Fri | noon-5 p.m.

Showcase open Saturday | 9 a.m.-noon*

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Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Ln • Terre Haute, IN 47807 Tue–Fri | noon-5 p.m.

Showcase open Saturday | 9 a.m.-noon* *Closed on Saturdays, June 1-July 31 We are always open online at girlscoutsindiana.org

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana service centers will be closed: Martin Luther King Jr. Day Presidents Day

Memorial Day Independence Day

Follow us on social media for emergency closing notifications.

Meet the new CEO Girl Scouts of Central Indiana’s board of directors is pleased to announce that Danielle Shockey, a Girl Scout alumna, will become our chief executive officer beginning January 1, 2018. Shockey’s experience serving Indiana’s youth spans a career of 20 years.

“As a former Girl Scout, I am a product of the power that exists in the Girl Scout Leadership Experience,” said Danielle. “It has been a long time since I proudly wore my uniform, stood beside my friends, and held up my three fingers and recited the Girl Scout Promise.

The valuable life lessons learned by me and millions of other young women is the reason why I am thrilled to serve as the chief executive officer of Girl Scouts of Central Indiana.”

Most recently, Danielle served Hoosier youth through her leadership role as the sole deputy superintendent of public instruction for the Indiana Department of Education. In that role, she was at the forefront of Indiana K-12 education, supporting the creation of an education system of equity and high-quality for more than 1 million students.

“The legacy that has been created by Deborah Hearn Smith for Girl Scouts of Central Indiana is one that I am humbled to follow,” said Danielle. “Over the last 20 years, I have been fortunate to have served millions of young people from all across Indiana, and I know first-hand, that now more than ever, girls need an organization, a place to call their own, that is dedicated to the unique needs of girls, aligned with their passions, and provides them with skills that will last a lifetime.”

Danielle’s experience at the Department of Education included leading the vision and operations of 22 distinctly different divisions such as College and Career Readiness, STEM, Career and Technical Education, special education, eLearning, federal grants, educator effectiveness, and school safety.

“We are delighted to welcome Danielle back home as a Girl Scout alumna,” said Diana Sullivan, Girl Scouts of Central Indiana’s board chair. “Our board of directors is confident that she will build on the legacy left by retiring CEO Deborah Hearn Smith, and help our girls reach even greater heights as tomorrow leaders.”

Danielle also has experience as a college dean, school principal and educator. She has a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from Ball State University and a Master of Science in Educational Leadership from Indiana University.

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Girl Scout Showcase

Your Girl Scout adventure begins NOW! Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Showcase locations Bloomington, Columbus, Daleville, Indianapolis, Kokomo, Lafayette, Richmond and Terre Haute Created by Joris Hoogendoorn from the Noun Project

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We’ve got it covered!

Revenue generated from your purchases helps provide program activities and services to girls in central Indiana.

Thank you for your support!

There are 2 ways to get started: Starter Kits - We build it for you

Essential Kits - Build it yourself

Each kit contains everything you need for a great year in Girl Scouts. We have eliminated the guess work and included:

A Girl Scout can still receive a FREE BAG after her first year, each level, by purchasing the Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting, Skill Building sets or a Journey book plus Girl Scout branded clothing and/or merchandise, up to a total purchase of $50.

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The Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting American flag patch Council ID set Insignia tab World Trefoil pin Age level membership pin

Select your: • Official uniform item (sash, vest OR tunic) • • •

Journey book Troop numerals FREE BAG!

FREE BAG with purchase!

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Starter kit Each starter bag includes the basic items every girl needs to continue her Girl Scout Journey!

Price

Program essentials

Core uniform components

Visit any Showcase to take advantage of the new Girl's Guide price of $19.50.

Girl Scout Daisy

Girl Scout Brownie

Girl Scout Junior

Girl Scout Cadette

Girl Scout Senior

Girl Scout Ambassador

Tunic/Vest

Tunic/Vest

Tunic/Vest

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Flag Patch

Flag Patch

Flag Patch

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Flag Patch

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Insignia Tab

Insignia Tab

Insignia Tab

Insignia Tab

Insignia Tab

Insignia Tab

World Pin

World Pin (optional)

World Pin (optional)

World Pin (optional)

World Pin (optional)

World Pin (optional)

Membership Pin

Membership Pin (optional)

Membership Pin (optional)

Membership Pin (optional)

Membership Pin (optional)

Membership Pin (optional)

Council ID Set

Council ID Set

Council ID Set

Council ID Set

Council ID Set

Council ID Set

Troop Numbers (4)

Troop Numbers (4)

Troop Numbers (4)

Troop Numbers (4)

Troop Numbers (4)

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The Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting

The Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting

The Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting

The Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting

The Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting

The Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting

Journey: Choose 1 Journey: Choose 1

Journey: Choose 1

Journey: Choose 1

Journey: Choose 1

Journey: Choose 1

Welcome to Daisy Flower Garden

Brownie Quest

Agent of Change

Amaze

Between Earth and Sky

WOW! Wonders of Water

Get Moving!

Breathe

5 Flowers, 4 Stories, 3 Cheers for Animals

A World of Girls

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Media

Tunic: $65.25 Vest: $67.25

Sash: $53.25 Vest: $65.75

Sash: $54.75 Vest: $67.25

Sash: $53.25 Vest: 70.25

Your Voice Your Girltopia World, the Power of Advocacy

Justice Sow What?

Mission Sisterhood

Sash: $53.25 Vest: 70.25

BLISS: Live it Give It

Sash: $53.25 Vest: 70.25

Price based on 4-digit troop number and regular sized tunics, vests, and sashes.

Deduct $1.75 per number if fewer digits are needed.

For uniform guidelines and where to place insignia, visit girlscoutsindiana.org. girlscoutsindiana.org

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Super Troop

Super Troop Super Troop begins August 1 and ends June 30.

Super Troop criteria (must complete eight of the below) Items with a

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Participated in spring renewal online (formerly know as early bird) or for new troops, 80 percent of troop registered by October.

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Participate in the Fall Product Program with a troop sale average 25 percent higher than council average (2016-2017 council average is $929 sold per participating troop-to qualify, troops would need to sell at least $1,161).

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Participate in the Girl Scout Cookie Program with a troop per girl sales average 25 percent higher than council average (2016-2017 council average is 182 packages sold per girl, to qualify troops would need to have a per girl average of 227 packages).

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Help increase girl or adult membership. Do one of the following: •

Add two girls to your troop.

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Recruit a new leader.

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Recruit a new volunteer to assist in a council event.

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Help at a recruitment event-either at a local or council level.

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Attend four service unit meetings or events.

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Attend one council program or troop camp at a council facility overnight.

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80 percent of families in your troop make a donation to the council’s annual campaign.

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Visit girlscoutsindiana.org to make your gift.

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Complete a journey and submit a photo of your take action project with your Super Troop report.

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Attend one adult learning opportunity: •

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Core learning opportunity or enrichment learning opportunity

• Troop must register by July 1, 2018. Please use our website at girlscoutsindiana.org and visit the • events page to fill out the online restistration. All troops will be notified by August 1 if they were • accepted.

If you don't hear anything on August 1 please contact Diana Keely at dkeely@girlscoutsindiana.org •

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All troop leaders are required to submit a Troop Annual report by June 30, 2018. This report will be submitted through the Volunteer Toolkit's Finance Tab for all troops. After June 30th, the finance tab will not be able to be accessed until membership has been renewed.

Super Troop incentives •

Certificate of authorization to purchase the Super Troop patch at your local showcase

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Coupon booklet: •

Two 10 percent discounts at showcase up to $200 purchase

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Super Troop T-shirt for entire registered troop and two adult T-shirts •

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Additional adult T-shirts can be purchased for $8

Super Troop patch may be purchased for $1/patch

2018 spring renewal registration 2018 spring renewal (formerly known as early bird) registration, May 15-June 30 Your troop must register between May 15 and June 30, 2018. To help troops learn to be self-sufficient, please consider using product sales proceeds to pay for dues. $25/girl or adult membership registation fee

Registration information will be available at girlscoutsindiana.org in the spring. Paper registrations will not be accepted.

Incentives Girl incentive: Each girl who registers during the campaign period will receive a patch distributed by the service unit registrar no later than the fall service unit meeting.

Leader | assistant leader | group leader | co-leader incentive: Register through campaign period May 15-June 30 and receive 50 percent off Kaleidoscope registration and a maximum of two early bird patches per troop.

Troop incentive: Check our website in the spring for information.

Service unit incentive: Two service units will be given the opportunity to rent out a portion of any Girl Scouts of Central Indiana camp facility free of charge based on their girl goals. Highest registration percentages of service units will be calculated from service units with less than 250 girls and from service units with more than 250 girls.

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How to renew an individual or troop membership for 2019 Step-by-Step • Go to girlscoutsindiana.org • Click on MyGS link • Click Member Profile

• If you are paying with council credit (cookie dough), contact 317.924.6800 immediately after you reach the payment page. A store staff person can complete the payment for you.

• Login using email address that receives other GS notifications.

• Problems or questions? Stop! Do not create another account using a different email. Instead contact 317.924.6800 or the help desk and we will assist you.

• All members who are renewing must have a current membership before renewing. (Adults can renew their own family or leaders can renew a troop.)

For a complete FAQ sheet on reregistering visit girlscoutsindiana.org.

• For troop or individual, change CURRENT YEAR to NEXT YEAR (2018-19).

• Select appropriate dropdown box for each member (Renew, I’ll Decide Later, Do Not Renew).

• After completing all memberships, check out and pay.

Note: If a volunteer role is selected and no background check is shown, a background check from our screening vendor will be sent to the adult volunteer.

Background check should be completed immediately to ensure girl safety

Making the world a better place. girlscoutsindiana.org

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Early Bird

Every box of cookies is packed with a lifetime supply of learning.

Much more than a way to raise money, the Girl Scout Cookie Program is a hands-on leadership and entrepreneurial program. Here are a few examples of how participating in the cookie program teaches Girl Scouts skills that will help them grow into leaders in their own lives, leaders in business, and leaders in the world: 1

Goal Setting

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Girl Scout Cookie Program goal setting decision making money management people skills business ethics

Your Girl Scout sets cookie sales goals individually and with her troop, creates a plan to reach them, and develops cooperation and team building skills all along the way!

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Decision-Making

Your Girl Scout helps decide how her troop will spend their cookie money, furthering her critical thinking and problem solving skills that will help her in many aspects of her life.

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Money Management

Your Girl Scout takes cookie orders, handles customers’ money and gains valuable and practical life skills around financial literacy.

4 People Skills Your Girl Scout learns how to talk to, listen to and work with all kinds of people while selling cookies.

These experiences help her develop healthy relationship, and conflict resolution skills she can use throughout her life.

Digital Cookie is back! Watch for your participation email in late December! More information available at online training and at girlscoutsindiana.org

5 Business Ethics Your Girl Scout is honest and responsible at every step of the Girl Scout Cookie Program. Her business ethics reinforce the positive values she is developing as a Girl Scout.

There is more to Girl Scout Cookies than what's in the box. girlscoutsindiana.org

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Mark your calendar

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January 6

Girl Scout Cookie Program start date

January 25-28

Girl Scout Cookie delivery

February 2-4

Cookie Booth weekend - hot spots

February 9-11

Cookie Booth weekend – hot spots

February 16-18

Cookie Booth weekend – hot spots

February 23-25

Cookie Booth weekend – hot spots

February 24

National Cookie Day

March 2-4

Last chance cookie booth weekend

March 9-11

Last chance cookie booth weekend

March 14

Money due to council

Mid- May

Reward shipments

Meet the cookies

Where does the money go? $4 per package 25% cost of Girl Scout Cookies 16% for troop proceeds 59% for program services, program assistance grants, program opportunities, leader support, and training.

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Girls who have earned the Operation: Cookie Drop rewards and are top selling Operation: Cookie Drop girls are chosen to help deliver cookies to the military. If would like your Girl Scout to participate, you may fill out an interest form at girlscoutsindiana.org.

Operation: Cookie Drop Operation: Cookie Drop allows customers to support military personnel and charitable organizations by purchasing packages of cookies to be delivered to soldiers, veterans and others throughout central Indiana who might not be able to afford a sweet treat.

Troop concert Troops that average 250+ packages per girl selling will receive tickets to a troop concert this summer. Every girl selling will earn a ticket, and volunteers will also receive tickets according to GSUSA guidelines for girl/adult ratios.

TURTLE-Y AWESOME INITIAL ORDER REWARD Girls who take initial orders for 180+ packages of cookies will receive this AWESOME light up sign at delivery time.

Troop reward If a troop averages 180+ packages per girl selling, every selling girl in that troop will receive this T-shirt! girlscoutsindiana.org

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Program activity descriptions

How to use this guide Through Girl Scouting, you can do anything! The activities in this guide are designed to help you try new things.

Use theses tips and tricks to help you and your troop plan for a year of fun and adventure.

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Look through the guide on your own, selecting program activities that interest you.

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Create your plan for the year on your own and with your troop.

You don’t have to attend all program events with your troop. Many of the events are perfect for you to attend on your own. Highlight or sticky note activities you are interested in, and share these opportunities with your parents or caregivers.

You can also find out more about special Girl Scout dates, program ideas and receive additional support by following us on social media.

@girlscoutsIN Join the conversation! @girlscoutsIN

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Discuss which Girl Scout Journeys and badges you and your troop are interested in earning.

If you are a Girl Scout in grade 5 or above, you may want to create a longer term plan to help you earn higher awards. Use the Ladder of Leadership on page 6, along with your Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting to help you make decisions.

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Look for program activities that compliment your troop's plan.

If you see a badge icon-like this one-in an activity description, you will earn a badge in this activity. If you don’t see one, that doesn’t mean that you can’t make a connection yourself, and use the skills you learn towards a badge.

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Create a budget for the year that matches your troop's plan.

Check out pages 11-13 for more information on the Girl Scout Cookie Program. Be a #cookieboss, and use the money you earn to pay for all that you do in Girl Scouting: from fun program activities to paying for your annual membership.

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Register for fun program activities!

For council-sponsored events, check out page 15 for registration procedures. For community sponsored events, see the event description for details. Register quickly to reserve your spot!

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Attend the activities you and your troop register for and debrief afterwards.

As a troop or on your own, reflect on your experience, and use your observations to make decisions about future events. Share your photos with us on social media-we love seeing you and your troop participating in fun adventures!

Activities registration procedures Registration closes two weeks prior to each event or when the event is full, unless otherwise noted for all council sponsored activities.

Each troop is responsible for providing enough adults to meet Safety-Wise ratios. Girls registering individually should be accompanied by an adult. Only registered Girl Scouts may participate in council activities unless otherwise specified in the program description. At times, the number of adults able to attend will be limited to the Girl Scout Safety-Wise adult-to-girl ratio. Due to limited space, non-Girl Scout siblings/friends (tag-a-longs) are not permitted unless specified by program description.

Register online Visit girlscoutsindiana.org to register for each activity. •

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Registration opens! at 9 a.m.

Refund policy Cancellations must be received in writing 15 days before event to receive a refund. No refunds will be issued for any purchase less than $5.

Registration policy All participants must be registered in advance. You may register by mail, fax or online.

All registrations must be accompanied by payment in full unless otherwise indicated.

Registration can be mailed at any time and will be accepted for any event that is not filled to capacity.

Program Department contact information The description for each program event lists the name and phone number of the staff member who is managing that activity:

From there, you will register on eCouncil: • Pop-up blockers will prevent the registration form from appearing. Disable your pop-up blocker to register.

• Make sure all names and addresses are entered correctly.

• Once your registration has been submitted, you will see a pop-up window that tells you your registration has been successfully completed. This means that your registration has been submitted; it does not mean you are automatically accepted for the event. After the placement date, you will receive correspondence from the council indicating whether or not you have been selected to attend.

• Confirmations will be sent to the email address submitted with event registration.

Register by mail Mail the completed registration form to: Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Attn: Program Registration 7201 Girl Scout Lane Indianapolis, IN 46214

Register by fax Send the completed form to: Attn: Program Registration at 317.931.3346

Blair Weidner Adams • South Kate • Southregion region 317.924.6834 kweidner@girlscoutsindiana.org badams@girlscoutsindiana.org Deb Thomas Lindsay Hale •• North North region region 317.924.6857 dthomas@girlscoutsindiana.org lhale@girlscoutsindiana.org Jaime Hubbard • STEM and higher awards 317.924.6859 jhubbard@girlscoutsindiana.org Diana Keely • Director of programs 317.924.6856 dkeely@girlscoutsindiana.org Barbara Nichols • Outdoor program 317.924.6864 bnichols@girlscoutsindiana.org Kendra Nowell • Central region 317.924.6811 knowell@girlscoutsindiana.org Katie Wahlstrom • Math and Science Center 317.924.6809 kwahlstrom@girlscoutsindiana.org Mandy • Family and Program TheresaMontgomery Sutton • Facility and program reservations 317.924.6827 Reservations • 317.924.6827 tsutton@girlscoutsindiana.org mmontgomery@girlscoutsindiana.org Register at girlscoutsindiana.org | See page 92

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Program activities by level

Program activities by level What Daisies Do • Grades: K-1 Don’t we all wish we could look at the world through a Girl Scout Daisy’s eyes?

Everything they do—from planting a garden to putting on a skit to proudly adding that first petal to their vest—sparkles with that "first time ever" newness! Along the way, they’ll use their Daisy exuberance to help others—and they’ll never forget how that feels. Every Daisy meeting is an adventure filled with giggles, energy and excitement.

What Brownies Do • Grades: 2-3 Girl Scout Brownies are ready to take on the world! They want to learn new things and show off what they know. They want to explore the world and meet new people. They get to do all these things and more in Girl Scouts: take that first hike in the great outdoors, visit a science museum, band together as a mighty Brownie team to sell cookies—and use some of the money to help others. Life is good when you’re a Brownie!

What Juniors Do • Grades: 4-5 Want to meet a real-life superhero? Just talk to a Girl Scout Junior who wakes up every day ready to play a new role. They are explorers when they go camping for the first time. They're CEOs when they market and sell cookies. They're scientists when they do energy audits and go on nature walks. And they're product designers and writers when they earn their Innovation and Storytelling badges. Not to mention change makers, big-idea thinkers, and future leaders. Superhero, indeed!

What Cadettes Do • Grades: 6-8 Making true-blue friends, saving the planet, standing up against stereotypes, using their team power for the greater good—that’s what being a Girl Scout Cadette is all about. They blaze new trails in the wilderness, write and direct their own movies, take the stage for public speaking, make delicious meals from around the world, and pick up tools to do some woodworking. Their curiosity and imagination lead the way as they try all kinds of new experiences.

What Seniors Do Grades: 9-10

What Ambassadors Do Grades: 11-12

Girl Scout Seniors are ready to take the world by storm— and Girl Scouts will give them millions of ways to do it. Whether it’s enhancing school-based activities or helping girls make the most of community involvement, the opportunities open to Girl Scout Seniors are virtually unlimited! They are eager to spread their wings—and Girl Scouts helps them take flight.

With a wider world comes even more opportunities— and Girl Scout Ambassadors make the most of every chance they get to improve themselves and their world. But whatever path she chooses, they take action to make a lasting positive impact on their school, their community, their world—and themselves. Their future is bright—and Girl Scout Ambassadors are ready to shine!

= Daisy B = Brownie K D E J = Junior C = Cadette Y S = Senior A =Ambassador 3 Days on a River in a Red Canoe • D B

Book Artistry Bash • C

3D Drawing and Perspective • J

Birdhouses of Clay and Glass • C

70th Birthday Bash for Sycamore Valley • D B J C S A

Bring on the Bronze Classroom • J

Adventures of Laser Cutting • C

Brownie Outdoor Journey • J

Aerial Dance • B J

Brownie Bugs Badge • B

Aerial Fitness Risk Takers • C S A

Brownie First Aid • B

All She Wants to do is Dance • B

Brownie Hiker Badge • B

America Dances • C S A

Brownie Home Scientist • B

Animal Families • D

Brownie Overnight Fairy Mist Festival • B

Animals Everywhere Overnight • J

Bring on the Bronze Webinar • J

Barbie Be Anything Do Everything at the Science Center • D B

Brownie Senses Badge • B

Be a good sport • C

Bubble Fest • D B J

Behind the Scenes of Bowling • D B J C S A

Bubble Soccer Frenzy • C S

Between Earth and Sky • D

Bug Fest • D B J C S A

Birds of Prey • D B J C S A

Bug Fest Volunteers • J C S A

Brownie - What is the best pet? • B

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Program activities by level

Cadette Archery Badge • C Cadette Trees • C

Engineering with the Society of Women Engineers • B

Camp Courage Miss Firefighter • C S A

E-Textiles: Camp Runway • C

Camp Courage Young Firefighter • D B J

Etiquette is for you too! • D B J C

Camp Gallahue Family Fun Day • D B J C S A

Exploring STEM? (spring break edition) • D B J C S A

Camp Sycamore Valley Open house • D B J C S A Cardboard Boat Race • D B J C S A Chemistry Discovery Day with Iota Sigma Pi • J C Clay Fields • D B J Clayground Ceramics Fun • D B J C S A Clayground Potter Badge • B Columbus Philharmonic • J C S A Community Earth Day Celebration at the JCC • D B J C S A

Explosion inc • B J C Extreme STEM Careers: Research is cool! • J C Fabulous Fairy Workshop & Art Exhibition • D B J C S A Family Stories • B Family Camp at Sycamore Valley • D B J C S A Fiberfest Girl Scout Day • D B J C S A Fun with Codelicious: Little Bits • B Fun with Codelicious: Scratch • J

Cookie Canyon Conundrum • B J

Fun with Tech: Makey Makey • J

Cookies and Canvas - Hearts • D B J C S A

Fun with Tech: Ozobots • C

Cookies and Canvas - Springtime • D B J C S A

Fun with Tech: Robots Rule • J C

COSI Camp-in • B J C S A

Geology and Clay • J C

Cosmetology Overnight • J

Girl Scout Birthday Lock IN • D B J C S A

CYT's Footloose • D B J C S A

Girl Scout Getaways • C S A

CYT's Sound of Music • D B J C S A

Girl Scout Maple Syrup Program • D B J C S A

Daisy Box Painting • D

Girl Scout Night Roller Derby • D B J C S A

Dellwood Open House • D B J C S A

Girl Scout Hayride • D B J C S A

Designer Catapults • C

Girl Scout Night with the Indiana Pacers • D B J C S A

Discover Computer Science through Games • J Discover STEM @ RHIT • B J C

Garfield Trail • D B J C S A

Girl Scout Celebrate nanodays • D B J C

Discover Scuba • J C S A

Girls Exploring Medical Sciences (G.E.M.S.) • S A

Draw a Selfie and so much more • J

Girls' Only Maker Camp • D B J C

Drawing and Beyond • B J C

Going for the Gold Classroom • S A

Earth Day • D B J C S A

Going for the Gold Webinar • S A

Earth Day celebration • D B J C S A

Gymnastics Fun • D B J C

Earth, Fire, and Water (pottery workshop) • B

Hit the slopes • D B J C S A

EcO-Explorer • B

Indiana Beach Bash • D B J C S A

Holler Hoppin' Ziplines • J C S A

Indiana University Football Campout • D B J C S A

Me and My Gal Camp Overnight • D B J C S A

Indiana University Music Sampler • D B J C S A

Me and My Gal Self Defense • D B J C S A

Indiana University Women's Basketball Game • D B J C S A

Me and My Guy • D B J C S A

Innovations 2.0 • J Instrument Petting Zoo • D B J

Me and My Gal • D B J C S A

Me and My Guy: May the Force of Newton Be with You • J C

Iron Science Chef Brownie • B

Meet Goldie Engineering Badge Cars • D B

Iron Science Chef Junior • J

Mini Murphs • D B J C S A

Interactive Storytelling and Video Game Design • J C

Mom & Me Painting Day • D B J C S A

It's a Dance Party • D B J C S A

Mother's Day Pendants • D B J C S A

IUK Science Day • C Journey to the Jungle • C

National Girls and Women in Sports Day • D B J C S A

Junior Outdoor Journey • J

Night Creatures Campfire • D B J C

Junior Animal Habitats • J

Night with the Stars Overnight • C S A

Junior Animal Habitats Outdoor Workshop • J

Not Just Popcorn • D B J C S A

Junior Flowers Badge • J

Outdoor Skills Day • D B J C S A

Junior Jam • J

Painting Critters and Flowers • D B J

Junior Jam Judges • C S A

Paper Circuits Cards • J C

Junior Jam Webinar • B J

Papermaking • D B J

Junior Let's go Camping! • J

Parke County Maple Syrup Fair • D B J C S A

Juniors: Get into Gardening • J

Passport to Hi-Tech • D B J C S A

Kapow! Zap! Wow! Be a comic Artist! • C

Pathway to the World • B J C

Lady Justice • J Learn to Skate • D B Leather Jewelry Design • B J Les Mis • D B J C S A Life is Cool • J C Lion King Jr. • D B J C S A Lions Tigers and Pumas oh my! • D B J C S A Make a Splash! • B Make the world a better place • D Make your own compass • B J Makerspace mania • B J

Money Talks • C S A

Overnight Campout • D B J C S A

Ponies and Pampering • D B J Practice wih a Purpose and Fun • J Program Aide Training • C Programming Robots • B J Purdue Springfest • D B J C S A Race Car Roadsters • D B Rainforest Jewelry • J C Science of Chocolate • J C Science of Fashion • C S A Scribe and Sumi • B J C Scribe Writing Circle • J

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Program activities by level

Silly Safaris Pets Badge for Brownies • B

Sup & Sing • D B J C S A

Silly Safaris Program for Daisies • D

Swan Lake Princess Party • D B J

Simply Pottery • D B J C S A

Take Aim for Archery • J C

Sew Simple • J C Skate 2 Skate • D B J C S A

Technology Advances Girl Scouts (T.A.G.S.) • C

SmART Creative Writing • B J C

Tough Cookie Run • D B J C S A

SmaRT Drama • D B J C

Tough Cookie Run Cook-out • D B J C S A

SmART Drawing • D B J C

Tough Cookie Run Volunteers • C S A

SmArt Sculpture • D B J C

Trail Blazer • C

Smartphone Photography • J C

Trees • C

So you are interested in STEM? (Spring Break Edition) • C S

Valentine's at uPaint • D B J C S A

Soaring • B J

Water Drop • S A

Spa-Jamma Party • D B

West Side Story • C S A

Spa Science Party • B J

Wind Farm Tour • C S A

Spy Camp • J

Winter Wonder Overnight • B J

Striving for Silver Classroom • C

Wow! That's Engineering • D B J

Striving for Silver Webinar • C Strong Bones, Strong Scouts Day at Fair Oaks Farm • D B J C S A

Swan Lake Ballet Production • D B J C S A

VIT Training • D B J C S A

Patch programs Patch programs are a great way to explore a wide variety of topics. A detailed description of the requirements for each patch is available below.

All patch program requirements can be found and downloaded under girlscoutsindiana.org events page. Select Patch Programs and Anytime Activities. Once completed you can purchase the patches directly at any one of the showcases.

Pre-registration is not necessary.

Hearts Around Indiana Grades: All Office Code: 2056

Continue the bicentennial celebration, by touring Indiana! Earn a segment of this patch by visiting different areas of our state. Learn about our past, present and future as you travel the Crossroads of Indiana.

Camp Adventure Grades: All

Note: Patches are available for purchase at all of our Showcases. Heart patches are $0.85 each and each patch section of the state is $1.25.

Office Code: 2056

Do you know our council has five camps?

Explore them all, and earn the Camp Adventure patch. It is divided into five sections. After you visit and complete the requirements for a camp, you may purchase that camp's section of the patch. Wear the sections separately or as you complete each section, piece them together to form the Camp Adventure patch.

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Jump IN for Healthy Children Grades: All

Note: Before visiting any of the council camps, fill out a facilities reservation form or reserve online. Patches are available for purchase at all of our Showcases. The center patch is $0.85 and each section is $1.25.

Take the 12-week challenge with us to earn a fun patch! Learn about healthy foods, increase your physical activity and embrace healthy habits in your life! This is a 12-week program you can do on your own or with your troop!

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Cost: $2/girl • $2/adult Contact: Diana Keely • 317.924.6856

Free Being Me Grades: All Strong body confidence is an important step towards building self-esteem, empowering the leaders of tomorrow. But, all over the world, girls list the way they look as a top concern and feel pressure to fit in with society’s image of beauty shown in the media and idealized by their peers.

Free Being Me addresses this issue directly, helping you to support your group to become

more body confident, and not let concerns about your appearance hold you back from becoming active and confident women of the world. · Note: Free Being Me patches are available when you have completed the Free Being Me activities and a Take Action project. Patches are complimentary and available at any Showcase (while supplies last).

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Strong Girls Healthy Meeting

Delta Dental Smile Squad

Grades: All

Grades: All

Make your troop meetings more healthy and engaging. The Strong Girls Healthy Meeting program is a simple and fun. Learn how to work together as a troop to adopt healthy meeting practices now and into the future.

Do fun activities to encourage water over sugary beverages, fruits and vegetables as snacks, and fun ways to get moving. Join thousands of Strong Girls across the country by helping your troop reach their full potential by reinforcing healthy habits!

Your smile is the first thing others notice about you! Use your creativity to explore the wonders of your mouth and its link to your overall health and well-being. Review good dental habits, try an oral health science experiment, discover how hidden sugars can damage your teeth, and learn about the importance of brushing and reading every day for a healthy body and mind. Master the topics to join the Delta Dental Smile Squad!

This is a 12-week program you can do on your own or with your troop! $2/patch

Cost: Free Contact: Diana Keely • 317.924.6856 Note: Patch will be released February 1.

Contact: Diana Keely • 317.924.6856

Sun Safety Grades: All

Hoosier Pathfinder Grades: ALL You can earn the Hoosier Pathfinder patch through our Indiana State Park system. This patch will help girls learn about our state parks, plus give some easy take action projects to do. To get the information about the patch go to this link http://www.in.gov/ dnr/parklake/2418.htm. You will be able to see all the different patches and print the brochure with the directions on how to order the patch.

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

Your skin is your body’s coat. It protects you from cold and heat. It keeps your insides in and the bad stuff—like germs— out. It’s important to take care of your skin by protecting it from harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun and indoor tanning beds. Over exposure to UV can cause skin cancer, the most prevalent cancer in America. Because sun safety is so important, we have teamed up with Outrun the Sun to bring you a new Sun Safety patch. Earn this special patch by being a sun safety ambassador. Learn ways of protecting your skin and also teach others through hands-on activities and social media!

Note: Fee includes the patch and a UV wristband that turns color when exposed to sunlight.

Cost: $1/girl • $1/adult Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Program activity descriptions Council program activities are listed below. These Programs are funded by proceeds from the Girl Scout Cookie Program, donations from individuals, foundations, and corporations, along with contributions from United Ways and United Funds. Adult fees are used to maximize opportunities for girl participation.

Recognition

1st Annual Cardboard Boat Races Grades: ALL

Office Code: 2054

Some activities offer a badge when you complete the program activity. How great is that?

Fun patch Add some bling to your sash or

Have fun learning and Save your boxes, grab your friends, and vest. Because a girl can never have earning when you see design and build your very own boat! Put your too many patches! this icon! engineering skills to the test to build a boat you This icon notes that girls will receive can paddle made from cardboard and duct tape. a fun patch.

Registration Bring your completed boat to camp on race day.

Note: adults do not receive fun Opens Your team may be any size but only 1-3 people patches with registration. allowed in a boat. If you have a bigger troop, you January 24 9 a.m. can build and race more than one boat. Complete rules including permitted materials will be sent in a confirmation upon registration. There will be a special heat just for leaders and their boats! Girls 3D Drawing and Perspective will race in heats against similar aged girls.

Grades: 4, 5 Office Code: 2054 $8/girl • $8/adult Design your room, an outdoor place, and more as Aug 25 • noon-4 p.m. you learn fantastic ways to draw in dimension. You will master the ability to draw in 3D. Drawing badge Camp Sycamore Valley handed out at end of program.

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 $12/girl • $2/adult

3 days on a River in a Red Canoe Grades: K, 1, 2, 3

Office Code: 2052

Ready to be a go-getter and explore the outdoors?

We’ll learn knife safety, play animal games and make a snack and listen to the story about 2 kids planning an overnight canoe trip. Troops will get a copy of the book to take with them. Adults attending are encouraged to register for the outdoor adult training that coincides with this girl program. Click on the purple training under ‘Events’ on the Girl Scouts of Central Indiana to register.

This is a free training opportunity for adults to learn more about how to make camping a girl-led adventure. $8/girl • $2 /adult Apr 28 • 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Camp Na Wa Kwa 7865 E CR 300 N, Poland Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834 Outdoor Adventurer

Mar 24•noon-2 p.m.

The Arc of Greater Boone County 909 W. Main Street Lebanon Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Drawing Badge

70th Birthday Bash for Sycamore Valley Grades: ALL

Office Code: 2054

Girl Scouts just like you have been coming to Camp Sycamore Valley since 1948! Grab your family or troop and come to camp for the day to celebrate. Program areas such as nature, games, and crafts will be open for you to choose from. You even get to cook your own lunch over the campfire! Meet the summer camp director and get all your camp questions answered while you are here. $10/girl • $10/adult May 6 • 10a.m.-3p.m.

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Adventures of Laser Cutting

Session B: Apr 14 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Grades: 6, 7, 8

Twin Lakes Recreation Center 1700 W Broomfield Rd, Bloomington

Office Code: 2053

Explore laser cutting and how this amazing technology can create 2D and 3D projects! Sketch an idea, learn how to make a software design and bring your creation to life as you laser cut your project.

Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834

All She Wants to do is Dance

$20/girl • $1 /adult

Grades 2, 3

Session A: Mar 10 • 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

1st Maker Space at Shortridge High School 3401 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis

Work on new and challenging dance moves, along with old favorites. Work with other girls to create your own dance routine and perform it for the others before ending with an energetic dance party.

You’ll also learn some fun gymnastic moves.

Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

$13/girl • $2/adult

Session B: Mar 10 • 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.

Office code: 2054

Session A: Feb 10 • noon-2 p.m.

Aerial Dance Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5

Session B: Mar 3 • noon-2 p.m.

Office Code: 2052

Fly your way to a Dancer badge on aerial silks.

You'll learn a cirque-style warm up, spin and invent on the silks. Innovate your own dance using your choreography skills. Aerialogy of Bloomington will wow us with a demonstration of more complex moves. Note: Please come prepared to sweat, and wearing tight-fitting clothing (like leggings and workout shirt). Each girl must have a signed waiver. $14/girl • $2/adult

Session C: May 19 • 10 a.m.-noon Fusion Gymnastics 582 Pitt Road, Brownsburg Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Dancer Badge

America Dances Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2052

Session B: Apr14 • 3:30-5 p.m.

Three Ballets in one show! Join the IU Ballet theater as they honor American choreographers in this excting show.

Session C: May 5 • 3:30-5 p.m.

$7/girl • $15 /adult with code: matinee

Twin Lakes Recreation Center 1700 W Broomfield Rd, Bloomington

Mar 24 • 2 - 4 p.m.

Session A: Mar 3 • 3:30-5 p.m.

Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834 Dancer Badge

Musical Arts Center 101 N Jordan Ave, Bloomington Purchase tickets online or at Musical Arts Center Contact: Musical Arts Center • 812.855.7433

Aerial Fitness Risk Takers Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2052

Who doesn't want to work out when the sky is NOT the limit? With Aerialogy’s progressive training methods, even a total beginner can learn to invert, climb and explore creative movement.

Aerial gymnastics is an amazing way to gain confidence while building strength, flexibility and body awareness. Note: Come dressed to sweat in leggings and a workout shirt. Each girl must have a signed waiver. $14/girl • $2/adult Session A: Mar 3 • 5:30-7 p.m.

Animal Families Grades: K, 1

Office Code: 2054

Animals come in all different shapes and sizes.

Learn how to identify and classify what makes up an animal family, meet an animal up close and personal, and find out how animals adapt to survive in their habitat. After the program, you can spend the rest of the day exploring the museum! $6/girl • $6/adult Feb 3•10-11 a.m.

Muncie Children's Museum 515 S High St Muncie Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Access the Care You Need When You Need It We have made your journey simple by offering multiple ways to access the compassionate providers at St. Vincent.

Whether you need after-hours care, urgent/immediate care, or to find a provider, we have you covered.

• Schedule a St. Vincent On Demand online visit • Visit our Immediate Care locations • Find a Primary Care provider To begin accessing the care you need, visit getstvincentcare.com

© St. Vincent 506805

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Animals Everywhere Overnight Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 3125

Do you love animals? Then come for a hands-on look at different kinds of animals and their habitats.

On Saturday morning, Silly Safaris will be sending out a Funologists to lead an interactive animal show. This will be a very high-energy show, so be ready to have fun learning about animals and their habitats! Earn your Animal Habitats badge. Fee includes program, a light breakfast and badge. Bring a snack to share. $16/girl • $3 /adult Apr 6-7 • 7p.m.-10a.m.

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809 Animal Habitats Badge

Barbie Be Anything Do Everything at the Science Center Grades: K, 1, 2, 3

Office Code: 3125

What do you want to be when you grow up? Dive into different careers as we focus on math and science. Practice your math skills while designing a new wardrobe for your doll, and see what it takes to be a vet. Girls will receive the Girl Scout Barbie Be Anything Do Everything Fun patch and activity book.

Note Program registration for this event opened online on Dec 1, 2017.

Fusion Gymnastics 582 Pitt Road, Brownsburg Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Good Sportsmanship Badge

Behind the Scenes of Bowling Grades: Family

Office Code: 2050

Have you ever wondered how a bowling alley works? You will discover the inside logistics of bowling operations and enjoy a fun bowling party. $10/girl • $6 /adult Apr 29 • 3-5 p.m.

Championship Lanes 1920 E. 53rd St., Anderson Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Between Earth and Sky Grades: K, 1

Office Code: 2056

You will enjoy fun activities to help work toward your Journey badge while exploring the conservatory. $6/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Apr 3 • 5:15-6:15 p.m.

Session b: Apr 3 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Garfield Park Conservatory and Gardens 2505 Conservatory Drive Indianapolis Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

$12/girl • $1 /adult Session A: Jan 28 • 1-3p.m.

Session B: Jan 28 • 3:30-5:30p.m.

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809

Be a Good Sport Grades 6, 7, 8 Office Code: 2054 Play games while learning what being a good sport looks like. Cheer each other on, and practice being a good teammate, while learning some fun gymnastics moves. Badge will be handed out at the end of the event.

Birds of Prey Grades: ALL

Office Code: 2056

Have you ever glared at a hawk up close or hooted like an owl? You will get to see our resident birds of prey up close, while learning about their individual behaviors, eating habits, conservation and more. We will examine their beaks, feet, and other adaptations that make them successful birds of prey. You will receive a patch unique to the Ornithology Center. Gate fee is waived for participants. $7/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Feb. 25 • noon-1 p.m.

Session B: Oct. 21 • noon-1 p.m.

$13/ girl • $2/adult

Eagle Creek Park, Ornithology Center 6515 Delong Rd. Indianapolis

Session A: Mar 3 • 10 a.m.-noon

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

Session B: Apr 28 • noon-2 p.m.

Book Artistry Bash Grades: 6, 7, 8 Office Code: 2054 Explore the art of bookbinding by exploring our collection of books. You’ll get to repair a damaged book before moving on to making your own book.

You’ll even get a chance to make a book out of some unusual materials. Book Artist badge will be handed out at the end of the program. $3/girl • $2 /adult

Make new friends, but keep the old.

Register for any program activity with your troop or on your own. girlscoutsindiana.org

Mar 17 • noon-2 p.m.

Kokomo-Howard County Public Library 220 N Union St Kokomo Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Birdhouses of Clay and Glass

leader, parent, etc.) who will support you during the process to attend this session. Note: This is the same training as the Bring on the Bronze Webinar.

Registration closes one week prior to event.

Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Office Code: 2050

$4/girl • $1/adult

Create your very own birdhouse out of clay and glass! Everyone will design their birdhouses from scratch. Decorate with glaze and glass. All girls will work on the pottery wheel. Can meet potter badge and Animal Habitats badge requirements. Items to be picked up or delivered about 3-4 weeks after class.

Session A: Mar 4 • 12:30-2 p.m.

$19/girl • $1/adult

Session C: Mar 18 • 12:30-2 p.m.

Session A: Mar 10 • 1-2:30 p.m.

Session B: Mar 10 • 3:30-5 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute

Session C: Mar 11 • 1-2:30 p.m.

Session D: Mar 25 • 12:30-2 p.m.

Session D: Mar 11 • 3:30-5 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Book Artist Badge

The Art Lab 31 E. Main St, Carmel Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Bring on the Bronze Classroom Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2053

What is the highest award a Girl Scout Junior can earn? The Girl Scout Bronze Award! Learn how to achieve this high honor this informational session and about each of the seven steps required on the journey toward the Girl Scout Bronze Award. Examine the differences between a service and a take action project. Prepare to take action; put together a check-list of the elements required to make your Girl Scout Bronze Award Take Action project a success. While this session is recommended for any girl interested in pursuing her Girl Scout Bronze Award, you are also encouraged to invite adult mentors (i.e. Girl Scout

Camp Sycamore Valley 8439 State Rd 26, Lafayette Session B: Mar 11 • 12:30-2 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Bloomington 1000 N. Walnut St. Ste I, Bloomington

Session E: Apr 8 • 12:30-2 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Richmond 3326 E. Main St., Richmond Session F: Apr 15 • 12:30-2 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Bartholomew/Johnson County 3254 W. Market Place Dr., Edinburgh Session G: Apr 21 • 9-10:30 a.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville Session H: Apr 29 • 12:30-2 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center Kokomo 815 W. Superior St., Kokomo Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

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Bring on the Bronze Webinar Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2053

Note: This is the same training as the Bring on the Bronze Classroom. All participants must have access to high speed Internet with a speaker/ microphone or a telephone (preferably a speaker phone). Webcam not required. Registration closes one week prior to event. $2/girl • $1 /adult 6 - 7:30 p.m. • Online Session A: Jan 23 Session B: Feb 13 Session C: Mar 21 Session D: Apr 19 Session E: May 10 Session F: Aug 21 Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Brownie Outdoor Journey Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2056

The Brownie Outdoor Journey consists of three badges First Aid, Hiker, and Cabin Camper. By using the programs listed below and adding in your own activities you can easily earn the Girl Scout Brownie Outdoor Journey! You will plan the take action activity on your own.

Brownie Bugs Badge Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2056

der a e l f o ind k e h t e B ow. l l o f d l u o you w Brownie First Aid Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2056

You will learn about the secret lives of bugs as you explore the webs of spiders, the tunnels of worms, the hills of ants and the hives of bees. Bugs are very busy and important parts of nature. You will earn the Bugs badge.

If someone was sick or hurt, would you know how to help? In this badge, you'll find out what to do in an emergency, from calling 911 to using first aid to treat minor injuries. When the unexpected happens, you'll be prepared! Use this event to help earn your Brownie Outdoor Journey!

$6/girl • $2 /adult

$4/girl • $1 /adult

Session A: Mar. 4 • noon-1 p.m.

Session A: Feb. 26 • 5:30-6:45 p.m.

Session B: Oct. 7 • noon-1 p.m.

Session B: Feb. 26 • 7-8:15p.m.

Eagle Creek Park, Ornithology Center 6515 Delong Rd. Indianapolis

Session C: Feb. 27 • 5:30-6:45 p.m.

Session C: Sep 6 • 5:15-6:15 p.m.

Camp Dellwood 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Garfield Park Conservatory and Gardens 2505 Conservatory Dr. Indianapolis Session D: May 6 • 1-2 p.m.

Holliday Park Nature Center 6363 Spring Mill Rd. Indianapolis Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864 Bugs Badge

Session D: Feb. 27 • 7-8:15 p.m.

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864 First Aid Badge

Take the path less traveled.

Brownie Hiker Badge Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2056

You will earn your Hiker badge by making a hiking craft, preparing for a hike and taking a short hike on park property. Please dress for the weather.

Brownie Overnight Fairy Mist Festival Grades: 1, 2, 3

Office Code: 2056

Southeastway Park 5625 S. Carroll Rd. New Palestine

Explore the magical world of fairies with other Girl Scouts. Meet the Fairy Queen and have a fun time with activities and crafts as you explore the fairy world. Note: This event will happen rain or shine, so please pack accordingly. Troops must register

by April 12 to participate. Each troop will receive a detailed information packet upon registration. Fee includes all activities, mid-morning snack and fun patch. You are responsible for providing your own meals. Use this program to help your troop earn the Brownie Outdoor Journey! This program will help you earn the Cabin Camper badge.

Session C: May 5 • 10-11:30 a.m.

$12/girl • $12/adult

Monon Community Center 1195 Central Park Dr. W. Carmel

Session A: Apr 27- 28 • 5 p.m. -3 p.m.

Session D: Sep 9 • noon-1 p.m.

Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Rd. Morgantown

$7/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Apr 15 • noon-1 p.m.

Sept. 9 • noon-1 p.m.

Eagle Creek Park, Ornithology Center 6515 Delong Rd. Indianapolis Session B: Apr 15 • 3-5 p.m.

Eagle Creek 6515 Delong Rd., Indianapolis

Session B: Apr 28-29 • 5 p.m.-3 p.m.

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864 Hiker Badge

Brownie Home Scientist Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2056

Do you like science? You will have a blast at this event! You will create static electricity and cause things to bubble up, along with just discovering science all around you. Bring along your imagination and discovery skills. $10/girl • $2/adult

Brownie Senses Badge Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2056

Engage your senses as we use smells, tastes, and more to explore the world around us. See how in tune your senses are while earning your "Senses" badge. $6/girl • $2 /adult Apr 7 • 10 a.m.- noon

Session A: Mar 24 • 10-11:30 a.m.

Garfield Park Conservatory and Gardens 2505 Conservatory Drive Indianapolis

Session B: Mar 24 • 1-2:30 p.m.

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

Monon Community Center East 1195 Central Park Dr. W. Carmel

Senses Badge

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864`

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Brownie- Outdoor Adventurer

Session G: Feb 25 • 2:45-4p.m.

Grades: 2, 3

Session H: Feb 25 • 4:30-5:45p.m.

Office Code: 2056

Earn your Outdoor Adventurer badge by exploring nature in a new way, playing nature games, learning a camp skill and by doing something to care for the outdoors.

Note: This event takes place outdoors. Please prepare to be outdoors by wearing proper clothes and footwear.

Session I: Feb 26 • 4:30-5:45p.m.

Session J: Feb 26 • 6:15-7:30p.m.

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809

$10/girl • $2/adult Sep 9 • 3-5 p.m.

Southeastway Park

5624 S. Carroll Rd, New Palestine Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864 Outdoor Adventurer Badge

Brownie- What is the Best Pet? Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2056

In this event, you will learn about different types of pets. Some are cute and cuddly while others can be slithery and lumpy. What is your favorite pet? You will spend time learning how to care for different types of pets and how to pick out the best pet for you.

Bubble Soccer Frenzy Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10

Office Code: 2056

Have you ever wished you could get inside a big squishy ball? Come play Bubble Soccer with us!

You will get into our bubble balls and play a game of soccer, sharks and minnows, and last "girls" standing in a way they have never experienced before! Bubble soccer is not only fun, it teaches teamwork all while having a total blast! This is a fun patch specific to Noblesville Parks. Girls must be at least 5 feet tall to play. $10/girl • $2 /adult Session A: May 11 • 4-6 p.m.

Session B: May 11 • 6-8p.m.

$10/girl • $2/adult

Session C: May 11 • 8-10p.m.

Feb 3 • 9-10 a.m.

Recreation Annex at Ivy Tech Community College Gate 18 300 N. 17th St. Noblesville

Monon Community Center East 1195 Central Park Dr. W. Carmel

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864 Pet Badge

Bug Fest Bubble Fest

Grades: Family

Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Office Code: 3125

The annual celebration of Bugs! Participants will visit several "buggy" stations like wondrous worms, a walk through a Butterfly Tent, Critter Crafts, Cricket Café, Aquatic Insects and lots more to receive a degree in Bugology.

We're bubbling over with math and science!

Stand inside a huge bubble, make big bubbles to measure, use different instruments to create bubbles, discover "walls" of bubbles, and more!

Pop on in and enjoy the fun all while earning the Math and Science Center Bubble Fest patch.

Office Code: 2056

Session A: Feb 23 • 4:30-5:45p.m.

Please note there is a $5 per car fee. Girl Scout Brownie Scouts can earn the Brownie Bugs badge by getting the requirements from the Girl Scout check in table and then purchase the bugs badge on their own. . Our fee is for a fun patch.

Session B: Feb 23 • 6:15-7:30p.m.

$2/girl

Session C: Feb 24 • 10-11:15a.m.

Aug. 26 • 1-5 p.m.

Session D: Feb 24 • noon-1:15p.m.

Session E: Feb 24 • 2-3:15p.m.

Southeastway Park 5624 S. Carroll Rd. New Palestine

Session F: Feb 25 • 1-2:15p.m.

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

$5.50/girl • $1 /adult

the n i s s e l Be fear hat w f o t i u s r pu sets your soul on fire Bug Fest Volunteers Grades: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Cadette Trees Office Code: 2056

Grades: 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2056

Bug Fest is a huge event and we need your help!

Girl Scouts typically help out at the craft station and with punch cards. Please register to help us and you will have a great time!

You will learn about the wonderful world of treesfrom the shade to the science, the fruit to the forest, and the legends to the lumber. To know trees is to love them! You will earn the Trees badge.

Note: Car fee is waived if you volunteer.

$76girl •$ 1 /adult

Session A: Aug. 26 • 1-5 p.m.

Session A: Apr 29 • noon-1 p.m.

Southeastway Park 5624 S. Carroll Rd. New Palestine

Session B: Aug 26 • noon-1 p.m.

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Eagle Creek Park 5624 S. Carroll Rd. New Palestine 6515 Delong Rd. Indianapolis

Cadette Archery Badge Grades: 6, 7, 8

Trees Badge

Office Code: 2056

Do you want to learn to shoot archery? This new badge teaches you all about archery and the skills needed to do this sport. Learn all about the equipment and safety at an archery range, shooting plus creating fun archery games.

Camp Courage Miss Firefighter Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2052

Southeastway Park 5624 S. Carroll Rd. New Palestine

Ever wonder how firefighters train and stay in shape? Step inside Bloomington's very own practice tower and learn basic skills of fire suppression and rescue operations. Take a sneak peek into the world of firefighting; work as a team to pull a hose, get dressed in a firefighter suit as quickly as possible, crawl through tight spaces and so much more!

Note: Girl cost includes T-shirt. Additional shirts available for purchase at event.

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

$13/girl • $2/adult

$7/girl • $1/adult Session A: Apr 8 • 3-5 p.m.

Session B: Sep 16 • 3-5 p.m.

Archery Badge

April 14 • 2 - 5 p.m.

Bloomington Practice Tower 3230 S Walnut St, Bloomington Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834 Register at girlscoutsindiana.org | See page 92

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Camp Courage Young Firefighter Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2052

Stop, drop and roll! You know this phrase by heart; now discover more basic skills of firefighting from certified firefighters! Drag hoses, crawl through tubes and so much more. Note: Girl cost includes T-shirt. Additional shirts available for purchase at event. $13/girl • $2 /adult April 14 • 10 a.m. – noon Bloomington Practice Tower 3230 S Walnut St, Bloomington Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Camp Gallahue Family Fun Day Grades: Family

Chemistry Discovery Day with Iota Sigma Pi Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2053

Venture into the labs at Purdue University and try your hand at unlocking some of chemistry's mysteries with the help of members from Iota Sigma Pi. While conducting hands-on activities, you will learn skills vital to the work of a chemist. Adult registration is limited to Safety-Wise ratios. Girl fee includes activities, patch and lunch. Adult fee includes lunch. $10/girl • $5 /adult Apr 28 • 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Purdue University West Lafayette Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Office Code: 2056

You are invited to bring your whole family for a fun day at Gallahue! This day is for you to enjoy and get excited about coming to resident camp this summer. We will have activities set up for you and your family to do. Hike to the Holigobs, canoe at the lake and even roast a s’more!

Cinderella at Beef and Boards Grades: Family

Office Code: 2050

$2/girl • $2/adult

The most famous princess story of all time!

Experience Cinderella live on stage in the tale of her journey to Princess.

Apr. 22 • 2-5 p.m.

$14/girl • $14/adult

Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Rd. Morgantown

Mar 3 • 10 a.m.

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Beef and Boards 9301 N. Michigan Rd, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Camp Sycamore Valley Open House Grades: Family

Office Code: 2054

Families are invited to explore our beautiful camp.

Visit the lodge where campers eat meals, look inside a cabin or hike a trail. Staff will be on hand to run a few activities and answer questions.

June 2 • 1-3 p.m.

Camp Sycamore Valley 8439 State Rd 2b E, Lafayette Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Clay Fields Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2054

Mold a piece of clay with your hands. Design with air-dry clay to design your own unique piece of art.

Add texture, color, and depth to your work to make it uniquely yours. $16/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Apr 20 • 6-8p.m.• Grades: K, 1, 2, 3 Session B: Apr 21 • noon-2p.m.•Grades 4,5 The Arc of Greater Boone County 909 W. Main Street Lebanon Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Pottery Badge

Clayground Ceramics Fun Grades: ALL

Office Code: 2054

Select a piece of pottery and paint it while learning about pottery. Pieces will be kiln fired and will be available to pick up 1-2 weeks after the event. $18/girl • $2 /adult

Make new friends, but keep the old.

Register for any program activity with your troop or on your own. girlscoutsindiana.org

Session A: 2/24/2017 • 10 a.m.-noon Session B: 3/24/2017 • 10 a.m.-noon Session C: 4/28/2017 • 10 a.m.-noon The Creative Clayground 3111 Builder Dr Ste 10 Lafayette Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Community Earth Day Celebration at the JCC Grades: Family

Office Code: 2053

$18/girl • $2 /adult

As Girl Scouts, we are always looking for ways to make the world a better place. Join the fun at this year's annual Community Earth Day Celebration at the JCC! Visit various interactive booths to learn ways to care for the earth and live environmentally friendly. This would make a great adventure to add to your it’s Your Planet—Love It! Journey.

Fee includes patch only, it does not include cost incurred while attending the event. Please note: Adults and siblings wishing to receive a patch should register as a girl; otherwise admission to the celebration is free.

Session A: Feb 10 • 10 a.m.-noon

$3/girl • free/adult

Session B: Mar 10 • 10 a.m.-noon

Apr 22 • 1 - 4 p.m.

Session C: Apr 14 • 10 a.m.-noon

Arthur M. Glick JCC 6701 Hoover Road, Indianapolis

Clayground Potter Badge Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2054

Dress for the mess and come play with clay at the new Creative Clayground! Learn the basics of working with clay and the glazing process. Use stamps, paint, and other techniques to decorate a tile and pinch pot. All five steps of the Potter badge will be incorporated into the program and the badge will be handed out.

Session D: May 12 • 10 a.m.-noon The Creative Clayground 3111 Builder Dr Ste 10 Lafayette

Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Pottery Badge

Cookie Canyon Conundrum Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5

Columbus Philharmonic Grades: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Office Code: 2052 Love music? Come to the dress rehearsal as they prepare for the concert. Talk to musicians at their break and learn more about how they prepare for their jobs. $2/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Feb 3 • 1:30 -2:30 p.m.

Session B: Apr 28 • 1:30 - 2:30 p.m.

Columbus North High School 1400 25th St, Columbus Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834

Office Code: 2053

Oh no! The bridge to the campsite collapsed before the cookies were delivered to camp! Girls, it’s up to you to use your engineering design skills and creativity to design and build a transportation device to haul the cookies over the canyon to the campsite. $15/girl • $1 /adult Session A: Feb 24 • 10 - 11:30 a.m. 2 & 3 Session B: Feb 24 • 12:30-2 p.m. 4 & 5 1st Maker Space at Shortridge High School 3401 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859 Register at girlscoutsindiana.org | See page 92

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Cookies and Canvas

Cookies and Canvas - Springtime

Grades: ALL

Grades: all

Office Code: 2054

Do you like being creative, hanging out with friends, and meeting new people from across the world?

Come to GS Cookies and Canvas. Meet Jessica Young, an artist/ teacher from Sweden. Over the course of two hours, participants are guided through the process of painting a canvas from start to finish while hanging out with fellow Girl Scouts and eating cookies. $27/girl • $32/adult

Office Code: 2052

Calling all artists! Paint a picture for your mom or grandmother for Mother’s day. Taught by a local artist, this event will help you create your own masterpiece one step at a time. You'll chat with your new and old friends over cookies and milk as the paint dries. $15/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Apr 28 • 1-3 p.m.

Apr 28 • 10 a.m.-noon

Wine & Canvas of Bloomington 135 N Gates Dr, Bloomington

Carroll Elementary School Flora, IN

Session B: May 12 • 1-3 p.m.

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

The Doug Otto United Way Center 1531 13th St, #1100, Columbus Session C: Apr 28 • 1-3 p.m.

Cookies and Canvas - Hearts

Terre Haute Service Center 100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute

Grades: all

Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834

Office Code: 2052

Calling all artists! Taught by a local artist, this event will help you create your own masterpiece one step at a time. You'll chat with your new and old friends over cookies and milk as the paint dries.

COSI Camp-In Grades: 2-12

Office Code: 2052

The Doug Otto United Way Center 1531 13th St, #1100, Columbus

Come spend the night at the Center of Science and Industry in Columbus, Ohio. Explore their new American Museum of Natural History Dinosaur Gallery, motion simulator and all their fun exhibits.

There are planetarium shows, Electrostatic Generator Show, Rat Basketball, and an Explosion Show. So much is going on you’ll need all weekend to explore it. An evening snack and morning breakfast are included.

Session C: Feb 17 • 1-3 p.m.

$50/girl • $50/adult

Terre Haute Service Center 100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute

May 18 • 5:30 p.m. Check-in Your Camp-In program continues until COSI closes the following day. COSI closes at 5 p.m. Monday - Sunday.

$15/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Feb 3 • 1-3 p.m.

Wine & Canvas of Bloomington 135 N Gates Dr, Bloomington Session B: Feb 10 • 1-3 p.m.

Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

COSI 333 W Broad St, Columbus Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834

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Cosmetology Overnight

CYT's Sound of Music

Grades: 4, 5

Grades: Family

Office Code: 3125

Office Code: 2054

The Math and Science Center presents Cosmetology: The Science of Makeup. Learn how science plays a huge role in how we keep ourselves looking our best! Make your own bath and beauty products, learn about skin care, and practice how to put on makeup. (Note to parents: light-colored eye shadow, cheek, and lip color will be applied).

Fee includes program, a light breakfast and patch.

Bring a snack to share.

Join CYT for this beloved musical that has spanned generations. With familiar songs like, "Do-Re-Mi," and "Climb Every Mountain," you're sure to be swept away by the Von Trapp family! Ticket price includes "The Sound of Music" patch and a backstage tour after the show.

$15/girl • $3 /adult

Session B: Feb 3 • 2p.m.

Apr 27-28 • 7p.m.-9a.m.

Session C: Feb 3 • 7p.m.

Math and Science Center

Session D: Feb 4 • 2p.m.

7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Marion University Theater 3200 Cold Spring Rd Indianapolis

Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809

CYT's Footloose Grades: Family

Office Code: 2054

CYT presents this toe-tapping, explosive musical about Ren and his mother's move from Chicago to a small farming town. This heartfelt story is sure to make you cut Footloose! Ticket price includes "Footloose" patch and a backstage tour after the show. $12/girl • $12/adult Session A: Jun 8 • 7p.m.

Session B: Jun 9 • 2p.m.

$12/girl • $12 /adult Session A: Feb 2 • 7p.m.

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Daisy Box Painting Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2054

Artists are innovators. Let the friendly and helpful staff at uPaint Pottery help you create a one-of-akind Daisy petal flower box!

Note: completed pieces can be picked up one week after event date. This event is designed for girl participation and does not include materials for adult participation. $14/girl • $2/adult Session A: Mar 7 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Session C: Jun 9 • 7p.m.

uPaint Pottery Studio of Greenwood 3113 W Smith Valley Road, Suite D, Greenwood

Session D: Jun 10 • 2p.m.

Session B: Mar 7 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Marion University Theater 3200 Cold Spring Rd Indianapolis

uPaint Pottery Studio of Plainfield 1820 E Main St, Plainfield

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Session C: Mar 7 • 6-7:30 p.m. uPaint Pottery Studio of Hamilton Town Center 13901 Town Center Blvd, Noblesville

We love our trees in the woods not in our printers.

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Membership renewal for 2019 will be done completely online. Need help? No worries! Give us a call. Your community engagement manager is ready to assist.

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Be happy. Be bright.

Be you.

Dellwood Open House

Designer Catapults

Grades: Families Office Code: 3125

Grades: 6, 7, 8

Come see Camp Dellwood! Summer camp is right around the corner so come check out Dellwood with your family. Get your day camp questions answered by our directors, hike around our 141 acres, and see what a tent unit looks like. Spend a few hours in our great outdoors. This is a free event. No registration required.

Work with objects to create your own catapult. We will explore the science and engineering that goes into the design of the catapult. Create a unique design with castle walls, space age rocket, vehicle, futuristic design and more to choose from. Then we can have a distance challenge to see how far they work!

Apr 28 • 1-3 p.m.

$10/girl • $1/adult

Camp Dellwood 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Session A: Feb 25 • 1-2 p.m.

Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809

Office Code: 2050

Session B: Feb 25 • 2:30-3:30 p.m.

Session C: Feb 25 • 4-5 p.m.

Session D: Apr 18 • 1-2 p.m.

St. Vincent Health First Aid Kits Girl Scouts of all ages are effectively trained in First Aid. As they begin their journey in earning their First Aid badge, Girl Scouts learn to deal with minor injuries and how to tell when the problem is more serious.

As a partner in this initiative, any girl who meets the requirements to earn a First Aid badge, will receive a St. Vincent Health First Aid kit.

Kits will be available at Girl Scout showcases, and girls will receive a kit when they purchase their badge.

Session E: Apr 18 • 2:30-3:30 p.m.

Session F: Apr 18 • 4-5 p.m.

The Art Lab 31 E. Main St., Carmel Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Discover Computer Science through Games Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2053

We use our phones every day to play games, communicate with friends, and explore the Internet. Instead of being an app user, have you ever wanted to become an app creator? Spend a Saturday with Purdue Computer Science as we work together to create our own apps! No prior experience necessary! Girl fee includes lunch and fun patch. Adult fee includes lunch.

Note: Activities will support the Think Like a Programmer Journey.

$8/girl • $5 /adult Feb 10 • 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Purdue University West Lafayette Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Discover STEM @ RHIT Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2053

Multiple Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology student organizations including Alpha Phi Omega (APO), the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) and various other campus members are joining forces to help Girl Scouts learn and get excited about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Girl Scouts will participate in multiple hands-on activities. Girl fee includes activities, patch and lunch. Adult fee includes lunch. $5/girl • $2/adult Mar 24 • 10:30 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology Terre Haute Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Franklin Middle School 625 Grizzly Cub Dr, Franklin Session H: Mar 17 • noon-3 p.m.

New Palestine High School 4485 S Victory Dr, New Palestine Note: noon-1 p.m. classwork will be done at Divers Supply located at 104 S Post Rd, Indianapolis and 1-3 p.m. will be pool time at New Palestine High School.

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Draw a Selfie and So Much More Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2054

Girl Scout Juniors will explore drawing with a variety of media including charcoal, pastels, and watercolor. Girl Scouts will learn the basics of drawing including perspective, shading, proportion, and lighting. Each scout will make a portrait, landscape, still life drawing, and share their art with one another during snack time. Badges will be presented at the end of the event. $16/girl • $2 /adult

Discover Scuba Grades: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Session A: Mar 24 • 9:30-noon Office Code: 2054

Have you ever wondered what it's like to breathe underwater? If you want to find out but aren’t quite ready to take the plunge into a certification course, Discover Scuba Diving will let you try scuba to see if you like it. During the Discover Scuba Diving experience you’ll learn how to use scuba equipment in shallow water and get a quick and easy introduction to what it takes to explore the underwater world. Must be at least 10 years old and have strong swimming skills. Start in the classroom learning about safety then move to the poolside.

Half the participants will get fitted for scuba gear and learn how to dive while the other half swims with snorkel and fins before rotating. $32/girl • $2/adult Session A: Feb 11 • 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

Session B: Mar 11 • 11 a.m-3 p.m.

Session C: Apr 15 • 11 a.m-3 p.m.

Session D: May 20 • 11 a.m-3 p.m.

Carmel High School 520 E Main St, Carmel Session E: Feb 17 • 11 a.m-3 p.m.

Session F: Apr 21 • 11 a.m-3 p.m.

Session G: May 5 • 11 a.m-3 p.m.

Session B: Mar 24 • 1-3:30p.m.

Anderson Center for the Arts 32 W. 10th Street Anderson Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Drawing Badge

Drawing and Beyond Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2050

Experiment with skills including shading, perspective and watercolor pencil shading and blending. Set up a still life on a boxed pedestal including flowers, mini bucket and trinkets. Sketch boxed shape in perspective, shade and use foreshortening to draw a bucket container and blend colors within bright flowers. Girls all leave with a watercolor pencil drawing and a fun patch.

Badges are not included. $18/girl • $2/adult Session A: Feb 18 • 1-2:30 p.m.

Session B: Feb 18 • 3:30-5 p.m.

Session C: May 13 • 1-2:30 p.m.

Session D: May 13 • 3:30-5 p.m.

The Art Lab 31 E. Main St., Carmel Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

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Duct Tape and Pizza Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Office Code: 2050

Do you know all the fun you can have with “Duct Tape”? You will create unique items that can be used everyday and last forever along with pizza and fun! $15/girl • $4/adult Apr 22 • 2-4 p.m.

South Eastway Park 5624 S. Carroll Rd, New Palestine Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2054

Learn the ancient art of pottery with a professional potter! Each Girl Scout Brownie will create a coil pinch pot, a small nature imprint ornament, and experiment with throwing on a potter’s wheel.

Each Brownie will make three projects and show their work during a snack time. Badges will be presented at the end of the event. $18/girl • $2 /adult Session A: May 12 • 9:30-noon Session B: May 12 • 1 -3:30p.m.

Earth Day Grades: ALL

Earth, Fire, and Water (Pottery Workshop)

Office Code: 2056

Anderson Center for the Arts 32 W. 10th Street Anderson

Plan to use Earth Day as the day your troop goes out and does their take action activity to earn your Outdoor Journey! Find a local event to go help out, take part in or plan yourself. This is a perfect day to help our planet in so many ways.

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Grades: 2,3 Office Code: 2050

Earth Day Celebration

Learn how to explore and make important observations in the 55-acre Marian University Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab. Learn about different habitats, and even see where beaver live!

Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2054

Pottery Badge

Ec0-Explorer

Celebrate nature with a detective walk, create nature art, participate in nature games, and build and play with nature! Outdoor Art badge handed out at end of the program. Be sure to post a photo to Facebook using #TakeAction.

$6/girl • $2/adult

$3/girl • $2 /adult

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

May 5 • 9-11 a.m.

Marian University 3200 Cold Spring Rd, Indianapolis

Apr 28 • 10a.m.-noon Kokomo-Howard County Public Library's Nature Outdoor Classroom

Engineering with the Society of Women Engineers

315 Mesa Drive Russiaville Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Grades: 2, 3

Outdoor Art Badge

Office Code: 3125

Become an Inventor as you join the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) for a fun, creative adventure! Girls will be introduced to engineering through designing and building a Rube Goldberg machine to complete a simple task. $5/girl • $1 /adult Mar 10 • 9a.m.-noon Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809 Inventor Badge

E-Textiles: Camp Runway Grades: 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2050

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana and Indiana University School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering are teaming up to offer an opportunity for you to jump into the exciting world of E-Textiles. Through hands-on activities, you will gain an understanding of new printing technology, 3D visualization, basic electronic circuitry, basic programming, sewing, prototyping and the design cycle. Then you will take what you’ve learned and create your own electronic textile creation using an input (e.g., temperature) and produce an output (e.g., LEDs lighting up). The camp will culminate in a show where you will get the chance to show off your new creations to your parents, caregivers, families and friends. You will stay on the beautiful Indiana University campus in a dorm, and experience what it is like to be a college student. $360/girl July 8 - 12 Indiana University Bloomington Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Encaustic Painting Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2050

What is encaustic painting you ask; well it’s painting with hot wax! Discover this unique way to create a beautiful painting in a way you never painted before. $15/girl • $12/adult

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Etiquette is for You Too! Grades: All

Office Code: 2052

Equip yourself with the ability to thrive in any social situation. Good manners set the stage for future success and meet social expectations. It's not just your future that is affected by your manners, it's your community, school and society in which we live. Good manners simply set a standard of behavior that can be measured and can promote peace when implemented. Learn the importance of making a great first impression, basic dining etiquette and manners, the History of English Afternoon Tea, and basic conversation skills. Fee includes etiquette instruction, light refreshments, bag, small goodie bag, and tea. Juniors will earn Social Butterfly badge requirements. $17/girl • $17/adult

Apr 8 • 2-4 p.m.

Camp Dellwood 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Session A: Feb 16 • 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Session B: Feb 16 • 5:3--6:30 p.m.

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Mindset Etiquette 101 W. Kirkwood Ave. Suite 105 Bloomington

Escape Room Girl Scout Exclusive

Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2050

Tryout this fun, interactive, team building adventure game designed for everyone! The concept: You and your team are locked in a themed room where you have 60 minutes to find clues, solve puzzles, discover combinations, and work together to escape from the room before your time is up! This date and time is a private event for Girl Scouts of Central Indiana only along with the exclusive discount pricing! $27/girl • $27/adult Apr 22 • 2-5:30 pm. (Escapes start every 30 min.)

The Escape Room 8890 E. 116th St. Fishers

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Exploring STEM? (Spring Break Edition)

Extreme STEM Careers: Research is cool!

Grades: 4, 5, 6

Grades: 4, 5, 6

Office Code: 2050

Are you curious to learn more about STEM? This camp will bring technology skills to life by creating opportunities for girls to explore digital photography, programming robots, and computational thinking. Campers will build simple computer games and puzzles in a safe and highenergy environment. Fun additional components include electronic invention, internet safety tips, and interactive activities to learn coding theory.

Campers will earn the Programming Robots badge, the Digital Photography badge, and will leverage computational thinking skills to embark on the Think Like a Programmer Journey. Campers will also enjoy swimming and other fun camp activities; snacks and lunch are provided each day!

This workshop is for Girl Scouts who are entering grades 4,5,6 in the 2018-2017 academic year. No prior STEM experience is required. The content for this camp is powered by Codelicious™. $75/girl Apr 2-6 • 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Girl Scout Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Learn how to solve real world medical problems with COOK engineers and scientists. This workshop will teach you the basics of lab safety, product discovery, and much more. Plenty of slimy and hands-on fun ensured. $3/girl • $1 /adult May 5 • 9:30-2:30 p.m.

Cook Research Incorporated 1 Geddes Way, West Lafayette Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Fabulous Fairy Workshop & Art Exhibition Grades: ALL

Office Code: 2054

Take a magical journey into the world of fairies and childhood imaginings. Explore the artwork of Indiana artist James Gookins, and enjoy his delightful paintings of the fairy world and the artful designed fairy houses by local artists. Enjoy a tea party snack with friends, pose for a fairy photograph, create your own fairy house to take home, and hear the story of the great fairy hoax of 1917 and the investigation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle into the famous Cottingly fairy photographs. $18/girl • $6 /adult

Explosion Inc Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2053

Office Code: 3125

Come see the Science Ninja in action as you discover the scientific world of chemistry. Check out the different signs of a chemical reaction as you learned through extreme, high-energy chemistry and (of course) explosions! $7/girl • $1 /adult Session A: Apr 29 • 1-2 p.m. 2, 3, 4, 5 Session B: Apr 29 • 2:30-3:30 p.m. 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Girl Scout Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809

Session A: Mar 10 • 9:30-noon Session B: Mar 10 • 1-3:30p.m.

Anderson Center for the Arts 32 W. 10th Street Anderson Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Family Stories Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2054

Discover why it’s important to know your family history with your Girl Scout sisters. Share family stories, begin to understand the lives the previous generation lived and fill out a simple family tree.

My Family Story badge will be handed out at the program. $3/girl • $2 /adult May 8•6-8 p.m.

Kokomo-Howard County Public Library 220 N Union St Kokomo Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 My Family Story Badge

Family Camp at Sycamore Valley

Fun with Codelious: Little Bits

Grades: Family

Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2054

Unwind after a busy school year with a relaxing weekend at Camp Sycamore Valley. Meet other Girl Scout families and make new friends. Staffled activities are planned each day to compliment your relaxing Memorial Day weekend. Lifeguards will be on duty at the pool. Other activities include archery, low ropes course, crafts, hiking, and creek stomping. Bring fishing gear to try your luck fishing in the creek. See Camp Guide for registration details.

May 25-28 Camp Sycamore Valley 8439 State Rd 26 E, Lafayette

Office Code: 2053

Experiment with easy-to-use, snap-together bits of electronics to create art, whimsy or small machines. Using off-the-shelf products, such as LittleBits learn about the circuits that power phones, tablets, and computers, and see what you can build! $5/girl • $1 /adult Mar 3 • 11:30 a.m.-noon Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Fiber Fest Girl Scout Day Grades: Family

Office Code: 2054

The Jay County Fiber Fest is a day devoted to fiber arts, storytelling, demonstrations, food, and more!

It is a fun hands-on way to learn all about fabric, textiles, threads, yarns, and fibers to create art, jewelry, clothing, home accessories, and more.

The girl/child fee includes a fun patch which you’ll receive at the event after completing a special scavenger hunt. The festival is open 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

You can stay the entire day but please plan to check-in between 9 a.m.-11 a.m.

Fun with Codelious: Scratch Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2053

Jump start your path to computer programming by learning the basics of coding using Scratch.

Join this workshop to create interactive stories, animations, and video games. $8/girl • $1 /adult Mar 23 • 9-11 a.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

$3/girl • $2 /adult Mar 10 • 9 a.m.-4p.m.

Jay Community Center 115 E Water St Portland

Fun with Tech: Makey Makey Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2053

"Frozen" in STEM

Combine easy to use electronics with fruit and modeling clay to create unusual apps and ways to interact use off the shelf products, such as Makey Makey, to learn about circuits that power phones, tablets and computers.

Grades: K, 1, 2, 3

$3/girl • $1 /adult

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Office Code: 2050

Do you want to build a snowman with Elsa and Anna? Design your own Ice Castle, create your own snowman, like Olaf, and love is an open door is only a snowflake away. Have a blast as you create your own kingdom of Arrendale using LEGO bricks. For the first time in forever you will be building with LEGO bricks and Frozen all in one world.

Mar 2 • 6 - 8 p.m.

IUPUI School of Informatics and Communications Technology Complex 535 W Michigan St, Indianapolis Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

$12/girl • $2/adult May 12 • 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

Camp Dellwood 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

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Fun with Tech: Ozobots

Geology and Clay

Grades: 6, 7, 8

Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2053

Learn to program Ozobots; these disgustingly cute little robots are simple and engaging. Simply a dome on two wheels, Ozobots use optical sensors to follow colored paths either on paper or on an iPad. $3/girl • $1 /adult Mar 23 • 6-8 p.m.

IUPUI School of Informatics and Communications Technology Complex 535 W Michigan St, Indianapolis Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Office Code: 2050

Learn where clay comes from. Explore rocks that make up clay. See the layers of rocks that make up our earth. Know what clay can be used for. Then create your very own clay project! You can choose between a plate, tile or picture frame. All made from scratch. Items will be delivered about 3-4 weeks after class. $14/girl • $1 /adult Session A: May 19 • 1-2 p.m.

Session B: May 19 • 2:30-3:30 p.m.

Session C: May 19 • 4-5 p.m.

Session D: May 20 • 1-2 p.m.

Session E: May 20 • 2:30-3:30 p.m.

Fun with Tech: Robots Rule

Session F: May 20 • 4-5 p.m.

Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Office Code: 2053

The Art Lab 31 E. Main St., Carmel

Robots help us manufacture cars, perform delicate surgery, and vacuum the living room. Learn how to make a small robot obey your every command.

Teach it to dance and draw designs! You will use a computer lab and learn a fun drag– and–drop programming language that is great for beginners. $3/girl • $1 /adult Apr 6 • 6-8 p.m.

IUPUI School of Informatics and Communications Technology Complex 535 W Michigan St, Indianapolis Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Girl Scout Birthday Lock In Grades: Family Office Code: 2050 It's time for our 6th Annual Girl Scout Birthday Party at Skateland! This year Skateland will host a private lock in for Girl Scouts only! Spend the night skating, watching movies, playing games, eating unlimited pizza and so much more. Fee includes admission, skate rental, unlimited pizza and drink, and a piece of cake. You don't want to miss this GREAT time! $22/girl • $22/adult

Garfield Trail

Mar 12-13 • 9:30 p.m.-8 a.m.

Grades: Family Office Code: 2054

3902 Glen Arm Rd, Indianapolis

Explore Grant County by following the Garfield Trail!

Eleven unique statues provide a fun afternoon with many photo opportunities. Grab your camera, pack some snacks, and hit the road with some friends to find the statues. Upon registration, you'll be emailed the trail map with locations marked and a statue checklist. Fee is for the patch, which will be mailed to you. This activity is available anytime you wish to do it.

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

$4/girl • $4/adult Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Girl Scout Campout with the Indianapolis Indians

Girl Scout Getaways

Grades: Family Office Code: 2050

Check out the Girl Scout Destinations website for tips and ideas on how to plan your troop's next getaway! See Wicked on Broadway in New York City; explore the wilderness on an ultimate canoe trip; visit Juliette Gordon Low's birthplace in Atlanta, GA; make a fun discovery in Chicago and so much more. Visit: forgirls.girlscouts.org/travel/take-a-trip/ getaways

Make lasting memories with your Girl Scout when she spends the night sleeping under the stars at one of the best minor league ballparks in America!

Girl Scouts attending the Victory Field Campout will get to enjoy an Indians baseball game, 2018 Girl Scout patch, postgame fireworks show, complimentary popcorn, and Disney’s Lion King.

Note: In case of inclement weather, campout may be moved to concourse. In case of severe weather, make-up date is Friday, June 22.

Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2056

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

Box Seats (game only) - $14 per ticket Reserve Seats (game only) - $10 per ticket Box Seats w/Campout - $21 per ticket Reserve Seats w/Campout - $17 per ticket June 1 • 7:15 p.m.

Victory Field 501 W. Maryland St, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Join the fun, capture the spirit!

Cheer on and hand out Gatorade to runners and walkers during the 500 Festival Mini-Marathon.

Girls must be a Girl Scout Junior or above.

Questions: Contact volunteer@500festival.com with any questions.

All participants (adults and Logitistical information and girls) must complete an Girl Scout confirmation will be online waiver. emailed the week of May 1.

Saturday, May 5, 2018 5-10:30 a.m.

How to register: Starting January 18, you can register online at 2017minipit.my-trs. com select "Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Pit Station."

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Girl Scout Night Roller Derby

Girl Scout Hayride Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2056

Grades: Family

Office Code: 2052

You and your Girl Scout families and friends are invited to have a hayride at Southeastway Park.

This event is for troops or families with children ages 3 and up. Enjoy a hayride and then make s'mores at a campfire.

Rushing past you, these skaters will wow you with their moves. Roller Derbies are fun experiences for all. These will be evening games, but are unsure of start times.

Note: Please register through the park only. Register by calling 317.327.4834. Payment is due when making reservation. Pre-registered participants only; no drop ins will be allowed.

Session A: Jan 27 • 5-7 p.m.

Sep 29 • 5-10 p.m.

Cardiac Arena 1801 North Curry Pike, Bloomington

Southeastway Park 5624 S. Carroll Rd. New Palestine

$10/girl • $2 /adult Session B: Feb 17 • 5-7 p.m.

Session C: Mar 10 • 5-7 p.m.

Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Girl Scout Maple Syrup Program

Girl Scout Night with the Indiana Pacers

Grades: All

Grades: Family

Office Code: 2056

Travel back in time to discover how maple syrup was made by Native Americans and early settlers.

Learn about maple syrup history, see modern techniques and taste the results! Participants will also get a special treat at the end of the event.

Dress to be outside.

Office Code: 2050

Join the Indiana Pacers for their faith and family night. Each ticket comes with game admision, hot dog, chips, drink, Pacers hat, invite to special postgame talk with a Pacers player, and an after game free throw shot.

$9/girl • $7 /adult

$18/girl • $18/adult (Upper Balcony) $30/girl • $30/adult (Lower Balcony)

Session A: Feb 24 • 10 a.m.-noon

Mar 23 • 7p.m.

COPE Environmental Center 1730 Airport Rd Centerville

Bankers Life Fieldhouse 125 S. Pennsylvania St., Indianapolis

Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Session B: Mar 4 • 1-3 p.m.

Southeastway Park 5624 S. Carroll Rd. New Palestine

Girl Scouts Celebrate NanoDays

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Hey Girl Scouts, join us as we explore the smallest science! The students, faculty and staff of the Brick Nanotechnology Center will lead you in an exploration of a miniscule world, where materials have special properties and new technologies have a spectacular promise! Fee includes a special event patch.

Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2053

$2/girl • Free/adult Apr 11 • 6 - 8 p.m.

Create Every Day

Brick Nanotechnology Center Purdue University West Lafayette Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Girls Exploring Medical Sciences (G.E.M.S.)

Going for the Gold Classroom

Grades: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Gear up to go gold! The Girl Scout Gold Award is the highest award a girl can earn in Girl Scouts!

Through this informational session, you will take a closer look at the journey you will take in your quest for the Girl Scout Gold Award. Learn about each of the seven steps to process, and take a closer look at the Standards of Excellence set forth by our Girl Scout Gold Award Committee. We will also share with you helpful hints on how to prepare for your proposal interview. While this session is required for any girl interested in pursuing a Girl Scout Gold Award, you are encouraged to invite adult mentors to attend who may provide support for you during your project (i.e. Girl Scout leader, parent, etc.).

Note: This is the same training as the Going for the Gold Webinar. Registration closes one week prior to session.

Office Code: 2053

Are you fascinated in biology class about how the human body works? Do you find yourself drawn to the “Untold Stories of the ER” TV shows? If so, this camp based in Marian University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine is for you! You will learn about various medical specialties and have lots of hand-on activities, like learning how to splint a broken arm; how to evaluate a new-born baby; seeing how the heart works and maybe even getting to hold a heart specimen! We will even spend a day learning about how medicines are developed and produced at Eli Lilly & Co! Come spend a week learning what it might be like as a medical student! Stay on campus in one of Marian Universitys residence halls. $320/girl

Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2053

$4/girl • $1 /adult

June 19-22 Marian University Indianapolis Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Session A: Mar 4 • 4:30-6 p.m.

Camp Sycamore Valley 8439 State Rd 26, Lafayette Session B: Mar 11 • 4:30-6 p.m.

Girls' Only Maker Camp

Girl Scout Service Center at Bloomington 1000 N. Walnut St. Ste I, Bloomington

Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Session C: Mar 18 • 4:30-6 p.m.

Office Code: 205

This girl-inspired maker camp will foster a creative confidence in every girl! Discover inspiring ways to imagine, design, invent, tinker and make through hands-on projects, interactive challenges and collaborative creations. Every girl can be a maker – so let’s start making! Bring a sack lunch and drink each day.

Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute

$180/girl Session A: June 25 - 29 4, 5, 6

Girl Scout Service Center at Richmond 3326 E. Main St., Richmond

Session B: July 23 - 27 1, 2, 3

Session F: Apr 15 • 4:30-6 p.m.

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. daily 1st Maker Space at Shortridge High School 3401 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis

Girl Scout Service Center at Bartholomew/Johnson County 3254 W. Market Place Dr., Edinburgh

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Session G: Apr 21 • 1-2:30 p.m.

Think Like an Engineer Journey

Session D: Mar 25 • 4:30-6 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session E: Apr 8 • 4:30-6 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville Session H: Apr 29 • 4:30-6 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center Kokomo 815 W. Superior St., Kokomo Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

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Good friends and great adventures Going for the Gold Webinar

Hit the Slopes

Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12

Grades: Family Office Code: 2000

Office Code: 2053

Note: This is the same training as the Going for the Gold Classroom. All participants must have access to high speed Internet with either a speaker/microphone or a telephone (preferably a speakerphone). Web cam not required. Registration closes one week prior. $2/girl • $1 /adult

There is no better time to spend with your fellow Girl Scout sisters than on the slopes! Fill your winter with fun and fitness while learning to ski, or having fun tubing down the hill!

Feb 4 2-hour tubing ONLY| $20/girl • $20/ adult 3-hour tubing ONLY| $25/ girl • $25/ adult

6 - 7:30 p.m. • Online

8-hour tubing ONLY| $28/girl • $28/ adult

Session A: Jan 25

All day ski/tube package | $45/ girl • $45/ adult

Session B: Feb 7 Session C: Mar 22

Perfect North Slopes 19074 Perfect Pl. Ln. Lawrenceberg

Session D: Apr 18

Contact: Diana Keely • 317.924.6856

Session E: May 8 Session F: Aug 22 Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Gymnastics Fun Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2054

Get ready to bounce high and tumble all over!

Try trampoline bars, balance beams, an obstacle course, and the block pit. Each station will be taught by experienced certified instructors $17/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Mar 3 • 5-7 p.m.

Session B: Mar 18 • 1-3p.m.

Session C: Apr 22 • 1-3p.m.

Session D: May 6 • 1-3p.m.

Interactive Academy 3795 S 421 Zionsville Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Holler Hoppin' Ziplines Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2056

Experience a true country adventure as you soar over the ravines and hollers of beautiful Brown County. Holler Hopping is constructed with six separate zip lines totaling over 1100 feet for an approximate hour and a half experience. The family friendly zip lines allow you to feel like you are flying as the ground falls away up to 50 feet below. There is a weight restriction of minimum 60 pounds/ minimum 7 years old. Maximum 275 pounds. Girls must be accompanied by participating adult. If you have a large troop, please register for more than one session. Maximum 10 people per session.

Large troops must split up and register for separate session. Please contact Paula Bell at Rawhide Ranch to set up your date 812.988.0085. $35/girl •$35 /adult Rawhide Ranch 1292 SR 135 S, Nashville Contact: Rawhide Ranch• 812.988.0085

Hoosier Pathfinder

Indiana University Music Sampler

Grades: ALL

Grades: all

Office Code: 2056

You can earn the Hoosier Pathfinder patch through our Indiana State Park system. This patch will help girls learn about our state parks, plus give some easy take action projects to do. To get the information about the patch go to this link http:// www.in.gov/dnr/parklake/2418.htm. You will be able to see all the different patches and print the brochure with the directions on how to order the patch.

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Office Code: 2052

Do you want to be a great musician, singer or dancer? Get started with this hands-on workshop sponsored by Tau Beta Sigma, the national honorary band sorority. Play a new instrument, learn dance moves, and use your diaphragm to sing a song. Learn a variety of music styles, how they are used and watch a live ensemble performance. $6/girl • $2/adult Mar 25 • 1 - 4 p.m.

Indiana Beach Bash

Indiana University Bloomington Jacob's School of Music, Simon Music Hall 202 S Jordan Ave, Bloomington

Grades: Family

Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834

Office Code: 2054

Grab your troop or family and head to Indiana Beach for a full day of fun. With over 40 rides and attractions, including 6 roller coasters, 6 water park slides, classic amusement rides, arcade games, the famous boardwalk and more, this will be the highlight of your summer! 2018 hours are not yet released but plan to arrive to check-in between 11 a.m. and noon so you can play all day. The time may be adjusted when the park schedule is released and will be in the confirmation packet you receive after registration.

Indiana University Women's Basketball Game Grades: Family

Office Code: 2052

Hoo, hoo, hoo, Hoosiers! Be loud and cheer on the Lady Hoosiers in famed Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall as they take on the Northwestern Wildcats.

Girl Scouts will receive a guided, pre-game tour of Assembly Hall as well as have special recognition for all to hear. Team autographs after the game!

$19/girl • $19 /adult

$3/girl • $3/adult

July 21 • 11a.m.-11p.m.

Feb 4 • 11:30 - 2:30 p.m.

Indiana Beach Boardwalk Resort 5224 E Indiana Beach Rd Monticello

Indiana University, Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall 1001 E 17th St, Bloomington

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834

Indiana University Football campout

Innovations 2.0

Grades: all

Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2052

Cheer on the IU Football team to a win over Penn State. Pitch a tent or just unroll your sleeping bag and spend the night camping in Mellencamp indoor practice field. Visit Hoosier Village before the game.

More details will be in the fall program guide. tbd/girl • tbd/adult Oct 19-20 • check in Friday: 5 - 7 p.m.

Check out: after the game on Saturday IU Memorial Stadium 1001 E 17th St, Bloomington Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834

Office Code: 2053

Have an idea for a new product or how to make an old product better? Use design thinking to make, test and iterate a prototype in the makerspace and become a product innovator. $20/girl • $1 /adult Jan 27 • 9:30 - 11:30 a.m.

1st Maker Space at Shortridge High School 3401 N Meridian St, Indianapolis Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859 Product Designer Badge (girls will complete requirements; badge is not included)

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Instrument Petting Zoo Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4

Office Code: 2052

Listen to the rehearsal for the Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and then try out the instruments. Which one do you like the best? $2/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Jan 28 • 3-5 p.m.

Session B: Feb 11 • 3-5 p.m.

North Christian Church 850 Tipton Lane, Columbus Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Interactive Storytelling and Video Game Design Grades: 4, 5, 6

Office Code: 2053

Learn how to craft and experience stories in a way that makes everyone an author. You’ll learn how to use the digital tools to bring interactive tales to life on the screen using both the internet and video games. When you’re done, you’ll know the steps that go into creating a dynamic story across media!

Note: Adult supervision will be provided by council.

$35/girl June 13 • 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

Iron Science Chef Brownie Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2052

Cooking is a yummy form of science that we do almost every day. Explore in the kitchen as you learn more about chemistry and science. Get your fingers in the dough at Wonderlab. $13/girl • $6 /adult Apr 14 • 1:30-2:30 p.m.

Ball State University 2000 W. University Ave, Muncie, IN Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859 Digital Movie Maker Badge

It's a Dance Party!

Grades: ALL

Office Code: 2054

WonderLab Museum 308 W 4th Street, Bloomington

Shake off the winter blues by learning ballet, hip hop, tumbling and more. Bring your troop for a great afternoon of fun and exercise.

Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

$12/girl • $2/adult

Snacks Badge

Iron Science Chef Junior Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2052

Session A: Mar 10 • 2-3:30p.m.

Session B: Apr 14 • 2-3:30p.m.

Dance Legacy 8091 Crawfordsville Rd, Indianapolis

Cooking is a yummy form of science that we do almost every day. Explore in the kitchen as you learn more about chemistry and science. Get your fingers in the dough at Wonderlab.

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

$13/girl • $6 /adult

Grades: 6, 7, 8

Apr 14 • 3:30-4:30 p.m.

This is a spectacular day filled with science exploration in the labs at Indiana University Kokomo. Faculty, staff and students will lead you through three different workshop sessions. Spend the morning working on your Special Agent badge with Forensic Biology and Everyday Chemistry workshops! Then, in the afternoon spend a little time learning about computer programming as you get a chance to work with LEGO's Mindstorms.

Note: lunch is not provided; you will need to bring a sack lunch.

WonderLab Museum 308 W 4th Street, Bloomington Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834 Simple Meals Badge

IUK Science Day Office Code: 2053

$3/girl • $1 /adult Feb 24 • 8:15 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Indiana University Kokomo, Kokomo Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859 Special Agent Badge

Journey to the Jungle Grades: ALL

Office Code: 2056

Junior Animal Habitats Outdoor Workshop

Drop by the Conservatory for a self-guided tour through the tropical rainforest. Discover all about this unique ecosystem, including tropical fruits, trees and animals. Registered Girl Scouts will earn a unique "Rainforest" Patch upon completion of tour packet.

Grades: 4, 5

$6/girl • $2 /adult

$4/girl • $2/adult

Feb 10 • 10 a.m.-noon

Apr. 7 • 9-11 a.m.

Garfield Conservatory and Botanical Gardens 2505 Conservatory Dr, Indianapolis

Schramm Nature Preserve 1570 S 600 W, New Palestine

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Office Code: 2056

You will learn all about the wild animals of Schramm Nature Preserve on your visit and how they help protect them. We will investigate animal habitats by searching for animal tracks, create an animal house and explore endangered habitats.

Animal Habitats Badge

Junior Outdoor Journey Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2056

The Junior Outdoor Journey consists of three badges: Animal Habitats, Camper, and Eco Camper.

By using the events listed below and adding in your own activities you can easily earn the Girl Scout Junior Outdoor Journey! You will plan the take action activity on your own.

Junior Flowers Badge Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2056

Flowers are more than just beautiful. Learn all about flowers and why they are important plant parts.

Girls will earn their "Flowers" Badge and gain an appreciation for nature's beauties. $6/girl • $1/adult

Junior Animal Habitats Grades: 4, 5 Office Code: 2056 Explore animals of the wild in their natural habitats.

When you come to Eagle Creek Park, you will learn about animals in the wild and what they eat, how they play, and how we can help them. You will earn the Animal Habitat badge.

Apr 22 • 3-5 p.m.

Southeastway Park 5624 S. Carroll Rd. New Palestine Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864 Flowers Badge

$6/girl • $2/adult Session A: Mar 18 • noon-1 p.m.

Session B: Sep 23 • noon-1 p.m.

Eagle Creek Park, Ornithology Center 6515 Delong Rd. Indianapolis Session C: Feb 3 • 11 a.m.-noon ($10/girl) Monon Community Center East 1195 Central Park Dr. W, Carmel Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864 Animal Habitats Badge

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Junior Jam

Junior Jam Webinar

Grades: 4, 5

Grades: 3, 4 Adult

Office Code: 2056

Howdy Pardner! It's time to rustle up some of your posse and head on down to Camp Gallahue for Junior Jam! This year’s Junior Jam has a Wild West theme. This event is a weekend of camping, meeting other Girl Scouts and playing fun and wacky games. Each troop will compete in water games, land games, outdoor skills and crafts.

This weekend is a camping event where you can stay in one of our platform tent units, or bring your own gear and camp in the valley. You are responsible for your own meals, gear and setting up your campsite. Our platform tents are on a first come basis. So, if you want a platform tent, please register early-they go fast! If you are not sure what Junior Jam is-plan to attend a webinar or Junior Jam Prep day (dates are below). Join us for the weekend or come for the day!

Note: When you register online, you will have the choice to stay in the valley, platform tent or come for the day. Make sure you look at all the options. Use this event to help you earn the Junior Outdoor Journey by going camping, which is one of the requirements for the Journey. The Camper badge and Eco Camper badge are not included in this event.

Office Code: 2056

What is Junior Jam and why should you take your troop? This webinar will answer all your questions and help you prepare for this fun-filled weekend.

Join in to ask questions and learn from others how to plan for Junior Jamboree.

Session A: Mar 19 Session B: Apr 2 Session C: Apr 16 6-7 p.m. • Webinar Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Junior Let's Go Camping!

Grades: 4, 5 Office Code: 2056 Are you ready to go camping? Do you need a little help learning how to set up a tent, cooking over a fire or tying knots? We can help your troop learn a few camping skills! Please dress for the weather and plan to get a little dirty! $10/girl • $1 /adult

$15/girl • $15/adult

May 5 • 1-3 p.m.

Sept. 14-16 • 4 p.m. to noon for the weekend

Monon Community Center 1235 Central Park Dr. E, Carmel

Sept. 15 • 8:30-5 p.m. day only Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Road, Morgantown

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864 Camping Badge

Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

Juniors: Get into Gardening

Junior Jam Judges Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Grades: 4, 5 Office Code: 2056

If you loved Junior Jam as a participant, then you'll love coming back to be a judge! Sleep in the basement of the lodge, or set up your tents in the Valley, or just help for the day. All your meals are included, along with a judge T-shirt. Any Girl Scout who has completed Program Aide Learning may sign up. If you have not completed it yet, you still have time to complete it. Look for the Program Aide description in this guide for more information.

Come on and join the fun! $15/girl • $15/adult Sept. 14-15-16 • 4 p.m. to noon for the weekend Sept. 15 • 8:30- 5 p.m. day only Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Road, Morgantown Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Office Code: 2056

In this event, you will learn all about plants and gardening in the children's garden. Get your hands dirty while earning your Gardener badge. $6/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Apr 26 • 5:15-6:15 p.m.

Session B: Apr 26 • 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Session c: Sep 6 • 6:30-7:30 p.m Garfield Conservatory and Botanical Gardens 2505 Conservatory Dr, Indianapolis Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864 Gardener Badge

KaPow! Zap! Wow! Be a Comic Artist!

Grades: 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2054

Step into the exciting and adventurous world of comic books! Learns about the history of comics, how to write, create, and color your own comic strip.

Meet a local comic artist! Each Girl Scout will make a comic strip to take home, create a personalized character, and enjoy a sharing time during snack time. Badges will be presented at the end of the event. $14/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Apr 28 • 9:30-noon Session B: Apr 28 • 1-3:30p.m.

Anderson Center for the Arts 32 W. 10th Street, Anderson Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Comic Book Artist Badge

Lady Justice Grades: 4, 5

New this spring!

All troop annual reports will be submitted through the Volunteer Toolkit’s Finance Tab.

Learn to Skate Grades: K, 1, 2, 3

Office Code: 2050

Do you want to learn how to roll? If so this event is for you! Learn the basics of skating, and have fun with a pizza party. $9/girl • $7/adult Apr 15 • noon-2:30 p.m.

Skateland 3902 N. Glen Arm, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Office Code: 2050

Can you name three jobs in the legal system? A judge, an attorney, a paralegal there are many, many career opportunities! Indiana State Bar Association Women in the Law Division will give you an in-depth look into the world of law. Workshops will cover topics including laws and procedures, ethics, and career choices within the legal field. The event will conclude with an interactive mock trial. Who will win this case?

As a bonus, you have a chance to win a $100 book award from Books-A-Million and an engraved gavel by submitting a one-page letter explaining your interest in the legal field. All submissions will be judged by a panel of school teachers and the winner will be announced at the end of the event!

Participation in the book award is not mandatory. All papers must be post marked by April 30 and mailed to:

Leather Jewelry Design Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2054

Design your own jewelry, make it, and take home your own custom jewelry. You will learn techniques to create some fantastic designs using nature to inspire your work. $16/girl • $2 /adult Session A: May 11 • 6-8 p.m. • Grades 2, 3 Session B: May 12 • noon-2 p.m. • Grades 4, 5 The Arc of Greater Boone County 909 W. Main Street, Lebanon Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Attn: Kendra Nowell Girl Scouts of Central Indiana 7201 Girl Scout Lane Indianapolis, IN 46214 $10/girl • $7/adult May 19 • 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Indiana School of Law 250 W New York St., Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

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Lions, Tigers, and Pumas, Oh, My!

Les Mis Grades: Family

Office Code: 2050

Grades: family

Office Code: 2052

Set against the backdrop of 19th-century France, Les Misérables tells an enthralling story of broken dreams and unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption—a timeless testament to the survival of the human spirit. Featuring the thrilling score and beloved songs “I Dreamed A Dream,” “On My Own,” “Stars," “Bring Him Home,” “One Day More,” and many more, this epic and uplifting story has become one of the most celebrated musicals in theatrical history.

How many stripes does a tiger have? Find out at the Exotic Feline Rescue Center. This sanctuary houses roughly 200 rescued exotic felines (lions, tigers, pumas, panthers, etc.) The Sanctuary gives these cats someplace safe to call home.

Take a tour through 20 of the property's 108 acres. Patches are available at the Exotic Feline Rescue Center and at the Girl Scout Showcase.

Visit exoticfelinerescuecenter.org for more info.

$39/girl • $39/adult

Open Daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Mar 18 • 6:30 p.m.

Exotic Feline Rescue Center 2221 E Ashboro Rd, Center Point

Old National Centre 502 N. New Jersey St, Indianapolis

$4/girl • $8/adult

Contact: 812.835.1130

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Must call ahead for Girl Scout rate

Life is Cool

Make a Splash!

Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2053

Ever wonder about how some of our organs and tissues work? The Indiana Donor Network would like to share with you their knowledge as they teach why Life is Cool. $3/girl • $1 /adult Apr 7 • 10 a.m.-noon Indiana Donor Network 3760 Guion Rd, Indianapolis Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 2054

Girl Scout Brownies will join together to paint a large Joan Mitchell type abstract painting. Each Brownie will create a small still-life painting on canvas with acrylic paints to take home (Janet Fish). Our teachers are all experienced artists and will share about what painters do in their practice while they share a snack and conversation. We will also try our hand at painting pointillism a portrait. Badges will be presented at the end of the event. $16/girl • $2/adult Session A: Apr 14 • 9:30-noon Session B: Apr 14 • 1-3:30p.m.

Lion King Jr Grades: Family

Office Code: 2054

Watch as Simba, Mufasa, Scar, and your other favorite characters come to life on the stage while singing favorites such as “Circle of Life,” I Just Can’t Wait to be King,” and of course, “Hakuna Matata,” along with many others. Fee includes behind the stage tour after the show.

Anderson Center for the Arts 32 W. 10th Street, Anderson Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Painter Badge

Make the World a Better Place

$6/girl • $8/adult

Grades: K, 1 Office Code: 2050

Feb 18 • 2:30 p.m.

Sunnyside Intermediate School 530 N 26th St, Lafayette

Learn about our wonderful environment and nature through exploring outdoors. Make the world a better place by participating in an environmental service project too!

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

$6/girl • $2/adult Apr 14 • 9-11 a.m.

Marian University 3200 Cold Spring Rd, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Make Your Own Compass Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2056

Find out how magnets and compasses work, and make your own compass to take home and use after trying it out in the conservatory. $6/girl • $2 /adult Feb 22 • 5:15-6:15 p.m.

Garfield Conservatory and Botanical Gardens 2505 Conservatory Dr, Indianapolis

Make new friends, but keep the old.

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Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Makerspace Mania Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2056

Me and My Gal Grades: all

Office Code: 2052

$8/girl • $1/adult

Enjoy spending time with a special female adult this summer, just the two of you! Swimming, archery, zip-lining, s'mores, hiking, crafts, and canoeing are sure to make this a fun filled weekend. Outdoor time at Camp Na Wa Kwa is fun for everyone; make new friends or just focus on the two of you as you build life long memories. We have planned activities and there is free time for you to do your own thing.

Apr 14 • 9-10:30 a.m.

$40/girl • $40/adult

Forest Park Lodge 701 Cicero Rd, Noblesville

Jun 15-17 check in: 5-7 p.m. • check out: noon

You will think it up, design it and then build it! Use your problem solving skills and resourcefulness by solving real world problems using only recycled materials. We will provide all of the recycled supplies; you just need to bring your thinking cap and creativity!

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Camp Na Wa Kwa 7865 E CR 300 N, Poland Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Me & My Gal Camp Overnight Grades: Family

Office Code: 2054

Bring your favorite female adult and spend the weekend exploring Camp Sycamore Valley. Spend the night in one of our cabins, eat breakfast in the dining hall, cook over a fire for lunch, and experience what a typical day at summer camp is like. Program areas such as nature, crafts, archery, outdoor skills, games, and more will be open for you to choose from or just enjoy a quiet hike on a trail or skipping stones on the creek. $18/girl • $18 /adult Apr 6-7 • Check-in 6-7 p.m. Friday; Check-out at 4 p.m. Saturday Camp Sycamore Valley Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Me and My Gal Self Defense Grades: all

Office Code: 2052

Be a leader and learn how to deal with bullies and build your strength! Level 10 Martial Arts focuses on building more than just physical strength and will help you become confident in how you present yourself so that you can stand up to peer pressure.

Adults need to be ready to get out on the floor with the girls. $12/girl • $12/adult Apr 28 • Noon - 1:30 p.m.

Level 10 Martial Arts 5135 S Emerson Avenue, Indianapolis Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

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Me and My Guy

Meet Goldie Engineering Badge Cars

Grades: all

Grades: K, 1, 2, 3

Office Code: 2052

Enjoy spending time with a favorite male adult this summer, just the two of you! Swimming, archery, zip-lining, s'mores, hiking, crafts, and canoeing are sure to make this a fun filled weekend. Outdoor time at Camp Na Wa Kwa is fun for everyone; make new friends or just focus on the two of you as you build life long memories. We have planned events and there is free time for you to do your own thing. $40/girl • $40/adult 5 - 7 p.m. • check out: noon Camp Na Wa Kwa 7865 E CR 300 N, Poland Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Me and My Guy: May the Force of Newton Be With You… Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2053

Can you build a faster car than your favorite adult male? We will review Newton’s Laws of Motion, then mix in a little engineering as you step up to the challenge to create a race car powered by what you’ve learned. We'll finish off with a race between girls and adults to see who has constructed the fastest car. Everyone will be able to take home their car. $20/girl • $20/adult Session A: May 4 • 5-7:30 p.m.

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session B: May 6 • 2-4:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute Session C: May 11 • 5-7:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Office Code: 3125

Design, build, test and race as you earn your Brownie Race Car Design or Daisy Model Car Design badges. You will work with our Goldie Blox kits as we see just how design can affect a car's speed. See you at the finish line. Girl will receive the badges at the program. $6/girl • $1/adult Session A: Mar 15 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Session B: Mar 16 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Session C: Mar 19 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Session D: Mar 20 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session E: Apr 24 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Columbus 3254 W Market Place, Edinburgh Session F: Apr 17 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Bloomington 1000 N Walnut Suite H, Bloomington Session G: May 2 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Richmond 3326 E Main St, Richmond Session H: Apr 18 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Camp Sycamore Valley 8436 State Road 26 E, Lafayette Session I: May 1 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville Session J: Apr 25 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809 Daisy Model Car Design Challenge or Brownie Race Car Design

Mini Murphs

Mother's Day Craft

Grades: all

Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2052

Make your own pizza (a Mini Murph) and learn about the pizza making business from the professionals. Your tour will take approximately an hour. $5/girl • $2 /adult

Office Code: 2050

Show your favorite gal how much you love her by creating special crafts just for her. This will be a fun time of bonding and creating memories! $15/girl • $2/adult May 12 • 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

Papa Murphy's 3380 E Main St, Richmond Contact: Aaron Brown • (765) 488-1236 to set a date and time for your troop’s visit excluding Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and holidays.

Woodland Creek 510 Lifegate Way, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Mother's Day Pendants Mom & Me Painting Day

Grades: ALL

Grades: ALL

Join us to make two beautiful clay pendants for Mother's Day. Girls can make thumbprint pendants or decorate them with different stamps. Projects will be kiln fired and ready for pick-up within two weeks after the event. This event is designed for girl participation and does not include materials for adult participation.

Office Code: 2054

Spend a fun evening painting with one of your favorite people, your mom! (or another important adult in your life). Each person registered will get to paint a 6" tile. Pottery pieces will be kiln fired and ready for pick up one week after the event. $12/girl • $12/adult Session A: May 8 • 6-7:30 p.m. uPaint Pottery Studio of Greenwood 3113 W Smith Valley Road, Suite D, Greenwood Session B: May 8 • 6-7:30 p.m. uPaint Pottery Studio of Plainfield 1820 E Main St, Plainfield Session C: May 8 • 6-7:30 p.m. uPaint Pottery Studio of Hamilton Town Center 13901 Town Center Blvd, Noblesville Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Office Code: 2054

$12/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Apr 24 • 6-7:30p.m. uPaint Pottery Studio of Greenwood 3113 W Smith Valley Road, Suite D, Greenwood Session B: Apr 24 • 6-7:30p.m. uPaint Pottery Studio of Plainfield 1820 E Main St, Plainfield Session C: Apr 24 • 6-7:30pm uPaint Pottery Studio of Hamilton Town Center 13901 Town Center Blvd, Noblesville Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Money Talks Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2052

Play the game of life for real. At this event, you’ll make sure you understand what the money is saying when it starts talking. Learn how to budget and set goals. $7/girl • $8/adult Session A: Mar 1 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.

German American Bank 240 Jackson St, Columbus Session B: Apr 10 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Edward Jones 603 X Street, Bedford Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834 Budgeting Badge

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National Girls and Women in Sports Day

Not Just Popcorn

Grades: Family

Dill Pickle? Caramel? Jalapeno? What's your favorite flavor of popcorn? Not Just for Popcorn has them all. This female-owned business is a fun place to tour and learn more about popcorn. Save room for a take home sampler.

Office Code: 2054

Purdue University Athletics hosts its National Girls and Women in Sports Day. Meet athletes from several women’s sports, participate in pre-game interactive sports clinics, be part of a special fan tunnel, and watch the Lady Boilermakers in action in a basketball game against Michigan State. It is requested that Girl Scouts wear their uniform since this is a Girl Scout Day. Game starts at 2pm.

Grades: all

Office Code: 2052

$6/girl • $6 /adult Session A: Feb 23 • 6 -7 p.m.

Session B: Feb 24 • 4-5 p.m.

$3/girl • $3 /adult

Session C: Mar 16 • 6-7 p.m.

Feb 24 • 2 p.m.

Session D: Mar 17 • 4-5 p.m.

Purdue University

Not Just Popcorn 114 E Main Cross St, Edinburgh

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Night Creatures Campfire Grades: k, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2056

Join us for a late night adventure. We will start the evening off at the campfire making s’mores and learning about nocturnal animals, and then go on a night hike in the woods. We will provide the roasting sticks and s’mores, you are welcome to bring your own hot dogs and make a meal of it!

Whole troops are welcome.

Outdoor Skills Grades: All

Office Code: 2056

Holliday Park 6363 Spring Mill Rd. Indianapolis

You should come to Camp Dellwood for a fun day of learning outdoor skills! Outdoor skills are learning knots, fire building, outdoor cooking, orienteering and so much more! Is your troop preparing for Junior Jam in the fall? This is a perfect way to prepare. If you are new to Girl Scouts and want to learn ways to camp and not be stressed out- this is just for you! Each girl will receive an outdoor charm for the different sessions she attends with a patch to hang it on.

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

$10/girl • $2/adult

$7/girl •$5/adult Aug 24 • 8-9:45 p.m.

May 12 • noon-5 p.m.

Night with the Stars Overnight Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 3125

Join us for a night with the stars at the Math & Science Center. Stay up late and explore the skies with our telescopes. You will also be working with our computers and doing fun astronomy activities.

Fee includes the program, Astronomy patch, and a light breakfast. You will be asked to bring a snack to share. $11/girl • $3 /adult Apr 13-14 • 7 p.m.-9 a.m.

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809

Camp Dellwood 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Overnight Campout

Papermaking

Grades: ALL

Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2056

Office Code: 2054

Come camp out in the park! This ultimate sleep over will teach girls key camping skills such as campfire building and Leave No Trace. We will go on a fun night hike and scavenger hunt! Adult or Troop leader must attend with girls. This is another event to help you earn your Outdoor Journey, whatever age level you are.

Learn to make your own paper. You can add color, texture, flowers, and designs to your creations to make it uniquely yours.

$21/girl • $6/adult

The Arc of Greater Boone County 909 W. Main Street, Lebanon

June 23- 24 • 3 p.m.-8 a.m.

$12/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Feb 16 • 6-8p.m. K, 1, 2, 3 Session B: Feb 17 • noon-2p.m. 4, 5

Forest Park 701 Cicero Rd, Noblesville

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Parke County Maple Syrup Fair Grades: Family

Painting Critters and Flowers Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4 5

Office Code: 2054

Use acrylics to paint an owl, dog or cat, and incorporate flowers into the pictures, for a beautiful masterpiece that you can talk about with your friends. $12/girl • $2 /adult Session A: May 18 • 6-8p.m. K, 1, 2, 3 Session B: May 19 • noon-2p.m. 4, 5 The Arc of Greater Boone County 909 W. Main Street, Lebanon Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Painter Badge

Office Code: 2054

Travel country roads with world famous covered bridges and tour maple syrup camps throughout the county. See how maple syrup is made at the sugar camps and sample its wonderful flavor. Start at the 4-H Fairgrounds to pick up a map. In addition to pancakes and sausage being served all day, there is a wide variety of maple products to purchase.

Fee includes patch only; it does not include parking or any cost incurred while attending the festival.

Please note: Adults and siblings only need to register for the program if they would like to also receive the patch. $3/girl • $3 /adult Session A: Feb 24 Session B: Feb 25 Session C: Mar 3

Paper Circuits Cards

Session D: Mar 4

Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

4-H Fairgrounds 1472 N US 41, Rockville

Office Code: 2053

Brighten up holiday or celebration with a handmade card that lights up! Girls will learn how to make paper circuits using colorful LEDs, conductive tape and coin batteries to create unique greeting cards that mix art and science.

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

$15/girl • $1 /adult Session A: May 12 • 10-11:30 a.m. 4, 5 Session B: May 12 • 12:30-2 p.m. 6, 7, 8 1st Maker Space at Shortridge High School 3401 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

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Passport to Hi-Tech Grades: Family

Office Code: 2053

Passport to Hi-Tech is the place for girls ages 7-12 to learn about careers in science, engineering, biology and other STEM disciplines. It’s your ticket for a journey around our increasingly technological world! Talk to women from a variety of local industries; participate in hands-on experiments and interactive exhibits. Discover other programs and camps designed to inspire girls to discover more about chemistry, engineering, manufacturing, computer science and much more.

Note: Girl fee includes admission and participation patch; adult fee includes admission only. Please register attending family members not requiring a patch as adults. Girls, please plan to wear your Girl Scout sash, vest or t-shirt.

Already a Connor Prairie member? Your admission for this event is included in your membership, but don't forget to register for your special Girl Scout patch available for $1.

$8/girl • $7/adult Apr 14 • 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Conner Prairie Interactive History Park 13400 Allisonville Rd, Fishers Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Pathway to the World Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2050

Come out and learn about the different cultures of the world with a focus on Africa, Asia, and Europe.

Southeastway Park 5624 S Carroll Rd., New Palestine Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Petals and Punch Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2050

Say hello to Spring with this fun floral arranging class! Create a custom vase with fun decor-think washi tape, ribbon, stickers,sparkly things, and more! Then participants will choose from a wide variety of flowers and will learn the art of floral arranging. Cookies and punch provided. $15/girl • $1/adult Session A: Apr 14 • 1-2:30 p.m. K, 1, 2, 3 Session B: Apr 14 • 3:30-5 p.m. 4, 5 The Early Learning Center at Mary Castle 8510 E. 82nd St, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Ponies and Pampering Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Office Code: 2052 Do you love horses? Do you love getting pampered? Two of a girl's favorite things together… horses and spa time! Spend time with mom grooming horses, getting pampered and giving each other a hand massage. $11/girl • $11 /adult Session A: Feb 10 • 10-11:30 a.m.

Session B: Feb 10 • 12:30-2:00 p.m.

Session C: Apr 28 • 10-11:30 a.m.

Session D: Apr 28 • 12:30-2:00 p.m.

Hope for Hearts Farm 1001 W SR, Morgantown Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Practice with a Purpose and Fun Grades 4, 5 Office Code: 2054 Set goals, create drills, develop a practice schedule, and learn how you can improve your speed, agility, and endurance no matter what sport you play! You’ll also learn some fun gymnastic moves. Practice with a Purpose badge handed out at the event. $13/girl • $2/adult Session A: Feb 10 • 10 a.m.-noon Session B: Apr 28 • 10 a.m.-noon Session C: May 19 • 10 a.m.-noon Fusion Gymnastics 582 Pitt Road, Brownsburg Contact: Deb Thomas•317.924.6857 Practice with a Purpose Badge

Princess Teddy Bear Tea Party

Session F: Mar 6 • 6-7:30p.m.

Grades: K, 1, 2, 3

Girl Scout Service Center at Columbus 3254 W Market Place, Edinburgh

Office Code: 2050

Learn how to be a princess by a princess. This princess instructed tea party will teach etiquette and manners for all that attend. And don’t forget to bring your special friend (teddy bear)!

Session G: Mar 7 • 6-7:30p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Bloomington 1000 N Walnut Suite H, Bloomington

$15/girl • $6/adult

Session H: Apr 3 • 6-7:30p.m.

Apr 28 • noon-2 p.m.

Woodland Creek

Girl Scout Service Center at Richmond 3326 E Main St, Richmond

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Session I: Mar 14 • 6-7:30p.m.

Program Aide Training Grades: 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2056

Program Aide Training continues from the LIA award in training to assist younger girls with their take action projects. This also makes your troop eligible for several council opportunities such as a judge at Junior Jam, or helping at Brownie Spring overnight.

You do the training on your own, on your own time.

To find all the information on the training go to: Our website, under Events go to Patch Programs, and Anytime Activities, and look under Preparing Teen Mentors. This is an outline designed by GSUSA. We are using their outline as the training. You can do the training in your own timeline, using a few supplies. You buy the Program Aide patch from your local Showcase when you are done.

Online Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Programming Robots Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 3125

Robots are simple machines that are programmed to run automatically. Become a programmer as you try your hand at programming our Lego robots. See how you can make them move and turn all while earning your Programming Robots badge. Girl will receive Badge 1 Programming Robots badges at the event. $6/girl • $1 /adult

Camp Sycamore Valley 8436 State Road 26 E, Lafayette Session J: Mar 13 • 6-7:30 Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville Session K: Mar 21 • 6-7:30 Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809 Programming Robots

Purdue Springfest Grades: Family

Office Code: 2054

Spring Fest is an annual event showcasing the lighter side of higher education. Learn about animals, art, astronomy, and more in two full days of hands-on activities. It's part education, part entertainment, and all fun! Fee includes patch only; it does not include parking or any cost incurred while attending the festival. Please note: Adults and siblings only need to register for the event if they would like to also receive the patch; otherwise admission to the festival is free. $3/girl • $3 /adult Session A: Apr 14 • 10a.m.-4 p.m.

Session B: Apr 15 • 10a.m.-4 p.m.

Purdue University Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Session A: Feb 7 • 6-7:30p.m.

Session B: Feb 9 • 6-7:30p.m.

Session C: Feb 15 • 6-7:30p.m.

Session D: Feb 16 • 6-7:30p.m.

Session E: Feb 20 • 6-7:30p.m.

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

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Race Car Roadsters

Science of Chocolate

Grades: K, 1, 2, 3

Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2053

Explore the engineering design process as girls design and build cars, ramps and tracks. Learn how friction, gravity and the design of a car affects its speed as girls test their creations during the Troop Car Chase.

Office Code: 3125

Session A: Apr 7 • 9:30 a.m.-11:30 p.m. K, 1

Chocolate Lovers want to find the ins and outs of chocolate? Does chocolate cause headaches?

What about decaying your teeth does chocolate do that too? Come and find out all the pros and cons behind chocolate. We will learn where chocolate comes from, and yes, we will be tasting different kinds of chocolate! Come and find out about the science behind chocolate.

Session B: Apr 7 • 12:30-2:30 p.m. 2, 3

$5.50/girl • $1 /adult

1 Makers Space at Shortridge High School 3401 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis

Session A: Apr 16 • 6-7:30p.m.

$20/girl • $1/adult

Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859 Note: Girls will complete requirements for Daisy Model Car or Brownie RaceCar Design badge, but badge is not included.

Rainforest Jewelry Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2056

You will have the opportunity to make a piece of jewelry using real rainforest seeds as beads, as well as recycled paper. Girl Scout Juniors can use this activity to help earn the Jeweler Badge. $6/girl • $2 /adult Feb 22 • 6:30-7:30p.m.

Garfield Park Conservatory and Gardens 2505 Conservatory Dr, Indianapolis Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Session B: Apr 17 • 6-7:30p.m.

Session C: Apr 18 • 6-7:30p.m.

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809

Science of Fashion Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 3125

Do you love fashion? Found out how science can play a huge roll in fashion as you learn about designing using some traditional - and not so traditional - materials and techniques all while designing some cool accessories. Girls will receive a fashion patch. $12/girl • $1 /adult Session A: Apr 8 • 1-4p.m.

Session B: Apr 9 • 5-8p.m.

Recycled Records and Pizza

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5

Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809

Office Code: 2050

Paint, cut, glue and arrange your very own city scape on a record, and learn how we can reuse items. A moonlit night, a cloudy day or summer sunshine can create your mood of the cityscape.

Learn how to recycle in our own city. $15/girl • $1/adult Apr 29 • 2-4 p.m.

Cagneys Pizza King 33 E Broadway St, Shelbyville Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Scribe and Sumi Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Silly Safaris Program for Daisies Office Code: 2050

Grades: K, 1 Office Code: 3125

Learn two traditions from Japan. Create a three line haiku about something in nature and write it in simple calligraphy lettering. Create a hand painted flower frame using a traditional Sumi-e painting of multi-color flowers. Girls all leave with a frame, poem and fun patch. B$17/girl • $2/adult

Join the fun with Silly Safaris as you learn about different kinds of animals. A Silly Safaris' funologist will leaded you through the event as you interact with different animals. This will be a very highenergy show so come ready to have fun and learn about animals! Girl will receive an Animal Fun patch.

Session A: Mar 18 • 1-2:30 p.m.

$7.50/girl • $1/adult

Session B: Mar 18 • 3:30-5 p.m.

Apr 7 • noon-1p.m.

Session C: Apr 22 • 1-2:30 p.m.

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Session D: Apr 22 • 3:30-5 p.m.

The Art Lab 31 E. Main St., Carmel

Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Simply Pottery Scribe Writing Circle

Grades: all

Grades: 4, 5

Have confidence in your abilities and get your creative juices flowing as you paint a piece of pottery. Pieces can be picked up one week after the event. Note: Adults who want to paint need to pay the girl fee.

Office Code: 2052

There are so many ways to play with words and the Scribe badge invites you to do just that. Young Women Writing for (a) Change of Bloomington invites you to explore your words in a fun, safe, supportive writing environment. Adults are welcome, but please plan on participating. $13/girl • $2 /adult

Office Code: 2052

$10/girl • $2/adult Mar 5 • 5:30-7:30 p.m.

Session A: Feb 11 • 1 -3:30 p.m.

Simply Pottery 1520 Central Ave, Columbus

Session B: Feb 18 • 1-3:30 p.m.

Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834

Women Writing for (a) Change 4638 E State Rd 45, Bloomington Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834 Scribe Badge

Silly Safaris Pets Badge for Brownies Grades: 2, 3

Office Code: 3125

Have a pet, want a pet or just love animals? Learn all about different kinds of animals as a Silly Safaris' funologist leads you through the program.

You will get to interact with different animals. This will be a very high-energy show, so come ready to have fun and learn about animals! You will also be earning your Pets badge. Girls will receive the Pets

“Sew” Simple Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2052

Get started sewing - bring your own pillowcase to brighten it up with your embroidered initials. Make your own simple sewing kit with needles, thread, floss and a pincushion. After this event, you’ll be ready to sew on your own badges and care for your Girl Scout vest. $7/girl • $1 /adult Mar 10 • 9:30-11:30 a.m.

The Quilter's Nook 82 Hill Street, Versailles Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834

$7.50/girl • $1 /adult Apr 7 • 10:30-11:30a.m.

Math and Science Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Katie Wahlstrom • 317.924.6809 Pets Badge Register at girlscoutsindiana.org | See page 92 Join the conversation! @girlscoutsin

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Skate 2 Skate

SmART Drawing

Grades: Family

Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2050

This is not your ordinary skating party. You will learn about the creation and design of roller skates and enjoy a fun filled skating party! $10/girl • $5/adult Apr 22 • 5-7 p.m.

Anderson Roll 2711 Broadway St., Anderson Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Office Code: 2054

Join our friends from T.A.G. Art to improve your drawing and doodling skills in a fun, no pressure, experiential art class. Each class is different due to the student-led nature of the event. Girl Scout Juniors will complete most, if not all, of the requirements for the Drawing badge. $19/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Feb 5 • 6-7:30p.m.

Session B: Mar 5 • 6-7:30pm

SmART Creative Writing

Daleville Service Center 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville

Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Office Code: 2054

Do you love to tell stories or write poems?

Engage your inner storyteller or poet and let your imagination flow in this no pressure, fun session.

The subject of the class is girl-led so each class is different.

SmART Sculpture Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2054

Session A: Feb 12 • 6-7:30p.m.

Learn all about sculpting in this fun, no pressure, and girl led program. Due to the free flowing nature of the program, no two sessions are the same.

Session B: Mar 12 • 6-7:30p.m.

$19/girl • $2 /adult

Daleville Service Center

Session A: Feb 26 • 6-7:30p.m.

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Session B: Mar 26 • 6-7:30p.m.

$19/girl • $2 /adult

Daleville Service Center 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville

SmART Drama Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Office Code: 2054

Let your imagination soar and your inner star shine while having fun in this drama event The sessions are girl-led so they are different each time.

Smartphone Photography

$19/girl • $2 /adult

A picture is worth a thousand words, but a great picture is worth a thousand more! Discover the secret to taking vibrant photos with the tool that fits in your pocket. You’ll learn the basics of photography lighting and composition, as well the smartphone camera settings available to best capture an image. When you’ve built your portfolio, you’ll learn how to use the powerful editing tools built in to smartphones to set your photos apart.

Session A: Feb 19 • 6-7:30p.m.

Session B: Mar 19 • 6-7:30p.m.

Daleville Service Center 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Grades: 4, 5, 6

Office Code: 2053

Note: Adult supervision will be provided by council.

$35/girl Jun 12 • 9a.m.-3p.m.

Ball State University 2000 W. University Ave, Muncie, IN Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859 Digital Photographer Badge

So You Are Interested In STEM? (Spring Break Edition)

Spa Jamma Party

Grades: 7, 8, 9

What's better than a Valentine themed Spa Jamma Party! This fun filled event will be a blast as you make yummy spatastic gifts!

Office Code: 2050

This camp is perfect for teens with a love for design or technology. The fast-paced, high-energy environment will expose campers to web design, digital movie making, and computational thinking.

Campers will walk away with basic programming skills along with digital movies and websites that they designed and built. With additional activities that include electronic invention, technology career discussions, and interactive activities to learn computer science fundamentals, campers will build an awareness of opportunities that STEM skills can open. Collaboration skills and programming techniques will be integrated throughout the camp.

This workshop is for Girl Scouts who are entering grades 7, 8, 9 in the 2018-2017 academic year. No prior STEM experience is required. Campers will also enjoy swimming and other fun camp activities; snacks and lunch are provided each day! The content for this camp is powered by Codelicious™.

Grades:

Office Code: 2050

$15/girl • $1 /adult Session A: Feb 11 • 1-3 p.m.

Session B: Feb 11 • 4-6 p.m.

Sparkle 4 Girls 3rd Ave. SW Suit 6, Carmel Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Spa Science Party Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2050

$75/girl

Lip gloss, bath fizz, lotions...a day at the spa? Nope, it's a day at the Spaience. Join us for a fun filled workshop where we will learn science concepts while making a variety of body care products. This is a fun STEM/STEAM science enrichment program with lots of oppotunity for discovery and creativity.

Apr 2-6 • 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

$15/girl • $1 /adult

Girl Scout Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Session A: Apr 14 • 4-6 p.m.

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Sparkle 4 Girls 3rd Ave. SW Suit 6, Carmel

Soaring

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5

Session B: Apr 24 • 4-6 p.m.

Office Code: 2052

Try out the flight simulator just like Wilbur Wright flew and learn about the inventor of the airplane and his early family life in Indiana. Girls will receive a fun patch. If weather is good, remote control planes will be flown. $6/girl • $2/adult Apr 22 • 1 - 4 p.m.

Wilbur Wright Birthplace Museum 1525 N 750 E, Hagerstown Contact: Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Spy Camp Grades: 4, 5

Office Code: 2054

You have been recruited to attend spy training school at the Kokomo-Howard County library.

Learn to communicate in different codes, become fingerprint experts, and try to solve a real mystery.

Your powers of observation will be put to the test as you learn and explore the fun science of detecting. Detective badge will be handed out at end the event. $3/girl • $2/adult Feb 17 • 1:30-2:30 p.m.

Kokomo-Howard County Public Library 220 N Union St., Kokomo Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857 Detective Badge

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Striving for Silver Classroom

Striving for Silver Webinar

Grades: 6, 7, 8

Grades: 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2053

Office Code: 2053

Are you interested in earning your Girl Scout Silver Award - the highest honor a Girl Scout Cadette can earn? If so, then this informational session is the best place for you to start. We'll outline each of the eight steps required on the path toward earning your Girl Scout Silver Award. You will also take a closer look at what is required to choose, design, and implement a Girl Scout Silver Award Take Action project. While this session is recommended for any girl interested in pursuing the Girl Scout Silver Award, you are encouraged to also invite adult mentors (Girl Scout leader, parent, etc.) who will be supporting you during the process.

Note: This is the same training as the Striving for Silver Classroom. All participants must have access to high speed Internet with either a speaker/microphone or a telephone (preferably a speakerphone). Webcam not required. Registration closes one week prior.

Note: This is the same training as the Striving for Silver Webinar. Registration closes one week prior.

Session D: Apr 17

$4/girl • $1 /adult

Session F: Aug 23

Session A: Mar 4 • 2:30-4 p.m.

Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Camp Sycamore Valley 8439 State Rd 26, Lafayette Session B: Mar 11 • 2:30-4 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Bloomington 1000 N. Walnut St. Ste I, Bloomington Session C: Mar 18 • 2:30-4 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute Session D: Mar 25 • 2:30-4 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session E: Apr 8 • 2:30-4 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Richmond 3326 E. Main St., Richmond Session F: Apr 15 • 2:30-4 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Bartholomew/Johnson County 3254 W. Market Place Dr., Edinburgh

$2/girl • $1 /adult 6 - 7:30 p.m. • Online Session A: Jan 24 Session B: Feb 15 Session C: Mar 20 Session E: May 9

Strong Bones, Strong Girl Scouts Day at Fair Oaks Farm Grades: Family

Grab your troop, friends, or family and hit the road to Fair Oaks Farms. Experience this real working farm, explore the education center, take a bus tour, experience the dairy and pig adventure areas, and more. Activities will be inside climate controlled buildings and buses. Girls will complete activities to get a special patch and receive a free kiddie ice cream cone! Note: Fair Oaks is on Central Time. $14/girl • $14 /adult Mar 10 • 1-5 p.m. EST (noon-4 p.m. Central) Fair Oaks Farm 856 N 600 E, Fair Oaks Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Session G: Apr 21 • 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Sup & Sing

Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville

Grades: all

Session H: Apr 29 • 2:30-4 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center Kokomo 815 W. Superior St., Kokomo Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

Office Code: 2054

Office Code: 2052

Bring your sack dinner and be ready to sing. Learn new songs. Each troop should bring one song to share and teach. While we sing, we'll roast marshmallows and make s'mores. Troops are welcome to reserve camping spots separately. $3/girl • $3 /adult Session A: Apr 27 • 5:30 -7:30 p.m.

Camp Na Wa Kwa 7865 E CR 300 N, Poland Session B: May 4 • 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Camp John Claire Girl Scout House, Batesville Contact: Kate Weidner •317.924.6834

Swan Lake Ballet Production Grades: Family

Office Code: 2050

Swan Lake is the story of the beautiful Princess Odette, who has been cursed to appear as a swan by day and human by night. When she and Prince Siegfried fall deeply in love, their path to happiness is blocked by the evil sorcerer Von Rothbart and his bewitching daughter Odile. $12/girl • $19 /adult Session A: May 12 • 2 p.m.

Session B: May 12 • 7p.m.

Westfield High School 1820 Union St., Westfield Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Swan Lake Princess Party Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2050

Participate in a mini ballet class, enjoy a craft, have fun with photos, receive a fun patch, and learn the story of Swan Lake before experiencing the haunting music, opulent sets, and beautiful costumes of one of the most famous ballets of all time. $6/girl • $0 /adult May 12 • 12:30-1:30 p.m.

Westfield High School 1820 Union St., Westfield Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Technology Advances Girl Scouts (T.A.G.S.) Grades: 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2050

Explore the exciting world of technology with faculty, graduate students and staff of Purdue Polytechnic Institute. Participate in hands-on activities to work in college labs to expand your knowledge and skills. The faculty and graduate students will lead the way as you experience different departments including aviation, building construction management, computer graphics, computer technology, electrical engineering, technology, mechanical engineering technology, and technology leadership and innovation. Stay on campus in one of Purdue University's residence halls and dine in the university dining halls. $320/girl Jul 16 - 19 Purdue University, West Lafayette Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Tough Cookie Run Grades: Family

Office Code: 2056

Are you a tough cookie? Bring out the whole family to have some fun as you run through the road and trails of Camp Dellwood. This run or walk takes you through camp and is very family friendly. It's a great way to spend time with family and friends! We will have a 5K and 3K course this year. Your fee will include a Tough Cookie T-shirt and ribbon. $12/girl • $12/adult

Take Aim for Archery

Sep 29 • 3:30 p.m.

Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8

Camp Dellwood

Office Code: 2056

Set your eye on the target and take aim for a fun session of archery practice! Come and learn how to shoot the target. Will you get a bull’s eye?

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

$13/girl • $2/adult

Tough Cookie Run Cook-Out

Session A: Mar 22 • 6-7 p.m.

Grades: Family

Session B: Mar 29 • 6-7 p.m.

Session C: Apr 5 • 6-7 p.m.

After the Tough Cookie Run, join us for a cook-out of hot dogs and s'mores! Enjoy camp around a campfire with families and troops!

Session D: Apr 12 6-7 p.m.

$6/girl • $6/adult

Session E: Apr 19 • 6-7 p.m.

Sep. 29 • 5 p.m.

Session F: Aug 24 • 6-7 p.m.

Camp Dellwood

Session G: Aug 31 • 6-7 p.m.

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Office Code: 2056

Session H: Sep 7 • 6-7 p.m.

Session I: Sep 14 • 6-7 p.m.

Session J: Sep 21 • 6-7 p.m.

Koteewi Range: Sport and Archery Center 22735 Essig Ave. Noblesville Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

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Tough Cookie Run Volunteers Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2056

Calling all superstar volunteers! We need your help handing out water, shirts, and guiding runners on the course. Fee includes T-shirt and ribbon. $12/girl • $12/adult

week after the event. This program is designed for girl participation and does not include materials for adult participation. $14/girl • $2 /adult Session A: Feb 6 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Sep 29 • 3 p.m.

uPaint Pottery Studio of Greenwood 3113 W Smith Valley Road, Suite D, Greenwood

Camp Dellwood

Session B: Feb 6 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

uPaint Pottery Studio of Plainfield 1820 E Main St, Plainfield Session C: Feb 6 • 6-7:30 p.m.

Trail Blazer Grades: 6, 7, 8

Office Code: 2056

Have you ever thought about blazing a trail in the woods? You will learn how to use a map and orienteering compass. We will start out by learning how to use the compass and then head outside to practice. You will navigate a small course on the trails of Central Park East. $10/girl • $2/adult May 5 • 3:30-5 p.m.

Central Park 1235 Central Park Dr. E., Carmel Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Trees Grades: 6, 7, 8 Office Code: 2050 Grab your naturalist hat and learn about different types of ecologists and what they do. The dendrologist will be one type. Do you know what that type of ecologist studies? That’s right, trees!

You will learn about trees and how important they are for our environment and for all of us. $6/girl • $2/adult Jul 12 • 9-11 a.m.

Marian University 3200 Cold Spring Rd, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

uPaint Pottery Studio of Hamilton Town Center 13901 Town Center Blvd, Noblesville Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

VIT Training Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2056

VIT Training continues from the Program Aide training to assist troops with their take action projects. You do the training on your own, on your own time. To find all the information on the training go to our website under Events go to Patch Programs and Anytime Activities, and look under Preparing Teen Mentors. This is an outline designed

by GSUSA. We are using their outline as the training.

You can do the training in your own timeline, using a few supplies. You buy the VIT patch from your local Showcase when you are done.

Online Contact: Barb Nichols• 317.924.6864

Water Drop Grades: 4, 5 Office Code: 2050 The Water Drop Patch Project inspires Girl Scouts to learn about water quality and to take action in their communities to protect and restore local water resources, including their local rivers, lakes, streams, wetlands, and ground water. $6/girl • $2/adult

Valentine's at uPaint Grades: ALL

Office Code: 2054

Join us for pottery painting fun at uPaint. We will be painting a sweet piece for Valentine's Day. Pottery pieces will be kiln fired and ready for pick up one

Jun 16 • 9-11 a.m.

Marian University 3200 Cold Spring Rd, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.924.6811

Winter Wonder Overnight

West Side Story Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12

Office Code: 2052

Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5

Office Code: 2056

$10/girl • $20/adult with code: matinee

Join us for an overnight adventure! Friday starts with dinner around the campfire then we will meet a live owl, dissect owl pellets, and go for a night hike. On Saturday girls will eat a pancake breakfast and learn about making maple syrup. Girls earn and receive a Maple Syrup patch. Dinner and breakfast are provided. Whole troops are welcome.

Apr 8 • 2-4 p.m.

$26/girl • $10/adult

Musical Arts Center 101 N Jordan Ave, Bloomington Purchase tickets online or at Musical Arts Center

Mar 2-3 • 6 p.m.-9 a.m.

Dress up and join your troop for a day at the ballet.

West Side Story is the story of Romeo and Juliet but in an iconic American experience focusing on the Sharks and Jets. Choreographed by IU Ballet and performed by students.

Contact: Musical Arts Center • 812.855.7433

Holliday Park 6363 Spring Mill Rd. Indianapolis Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

Wind Farm Tour Grades: Family

Office Code: 2054

Did you know that just one wind turbine produces enough electricity to power 700 homes? Benton County is home to more than 550 wind turbines.

Watch a video about how they are installed, get your questions answered, see a wind turbine up close, and even touch a blade. Tour starts at the Benton county Annex Center then follow the tour guide to a completed turbine and possibly a sub-station, depending on the time. This is a driving tour, following the tour guide, to several locations around the county.

Wow! That's Engineering Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Office Code: 2053 Show off your creativity and solve problems to make the world a better place! Come learn what STEM and engineering is all about with Cook Medical and the Society of Women Engineers of Southwest Central Indiana. You’ll earn badges, see how Cook uses innovation to help saves lives, and discover your inner engineer! Lunch will be provided. Adult fee includes lunch and educational workshop.

$6/girl • $6/adult

$5/girl • $5 /adult

May 5 • 10-11:30a.m.

Feb 24 • 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Benton County Annex Center 410 S Adeway, Fowler

Ivy Tech Bloomington 200 N Daniels Way, Bloomington

Contact: Deb Thomas • 317.924.6857

Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.924.6859

VIT Pin Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12 Office Code: 2056

VIT-Volunteer In Training-gives you the opportunity to help troops and help with council events.

Complete the training on your own time, at your own pace and earn the VIT pin.

Access training information: www.girlscoutsindiana.org/girls/leadership Contact: Barb Nichols • 317.924.6864

The pin is available for purchase at any local Girl Scout Showcase.

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General information Meg Booth Maria Quiroz-Southwood Kayleigh Graul Director of Volunteer Services Adult Development Manager Volunteer Services Manager 317.924.6839 317.924.6862 317.924.6818 mbooth@girlscoutsindiana.org mquiroz@girlscoutsindiana.org kgraul@girlscoutsindiana.org

Online Learning Available anytime for you to learn more about Girl Scouts Girl Scouting 101 • Intro to GSCI Grade Level Sessions • Outdoor Enrichments

TROOP LEADER TRAINING

Intro to Girl Scouts of Central Indiana

New Leader Workshop

Prepared Leader

Adult learning Girl Scouts of Central Indiana offers learning sessions for all Girl Scout adult members. Our sessions blend hands on opportunities and practical knowledge for you to be fully prepared in your chosen volunteer role.

Recommend learning sessions for troop leaders: • Intro to GSCI (online or in person) • New Leader Workshop • Grade Level

Grade Level to register for an adult How

Who should attend: All new leaders, volunteers and anyone who needs information on the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, badges and Journeys.

Session 1: Jan 6 • 9:30-11:30 a.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session 2: Jan 17 • 6-8 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session 3: Jan 25 • 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Lafayette 8439 SR 26 E, Lafayette Session 4: Jan 27 • 9:30-11:30 a.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute Session 5: Jan 30 • 10 a.m.-noon

learning session:

• Go to girlscoutsindiana.org

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

• Click on Events

Session 6: Feb 2 • 6-8 p.m.

• Click on Girl Events and Adult Learning

Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville

• Type in session name in the search box • You will receive a confirmation for the session 3-4 days before the training date

Session 7: Feb 6 • 6-8 p.m.

Note: it is important to register for trainings so we can ensure the correct amount of materials and notify you in case of a cancelation.

Session 8: Feb 9 • 10 a.m.-noon

Sessions are regularly added based on volunteer requests.

Session 9: Feb 15 • 6-8 p.m.

Council sessions are led by facilitators. In most cases, facilitators are volunteers just like you. If you would like more information about being a council facilitator, contact Meg Booth at mbooth@ girlscoutsindiana.org.

Girl Scout Service Center at Bloomington 1000 N Walnut St, Ste I, Bloomington Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Girl Scout Service Center at Bartholomew/Johnson 3254 W Market Pl, Edinburgh Session 10: Feb 22 • 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Lafayette 8439 SR 26 E, Lafayette Session 11: Mar 8 • 6-8 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville

Spring 2018 Learning Sessions New Leader Workshop New Leader Workshop is what every new troop leader and co leader needs. Learn the essentials of troop management, the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, and safety while making sure the girls are having fun. Explore the resources available for you and the girls.

New leaders who attend this session receive a troop start up kit and Volunteer Essentials.

"We learned about setting (volunteer) expectations at the beginning and made sure they were addressed by the end of the session. We also practiced troop meeting plans."

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Session 12: Mar 13 • 6-8 p.m.

Session 28: Aug 28 • 6-8 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville

Session 13: Mar 29 • 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Session 29: Aug 30 • 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Lafayette 8439 SR 26 E, Lafayette

Girl Scout Service Center at Lafayette 8439 SR 26 E, Lafayette

Session 14: Apr 7 • 9:30-11:30 a.m.

Grade Level

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Grade level trainings focus specifically on materials to use with this grade level of Girl Scouts. Sessions help volunteers foster a girl led environment whether girls are Dasies or Ambassadors. Discover activities, awards and commonalities for specific grade levels.

Session 15: Apr 19 • 6-8 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute Session 16: Apr 24 • 6-8 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Bartholomew/Johnson 3254 W Market Pl, Edinburgh Session 17: Apr 30 • 10 a.m.-noon Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute

Sessions also summarize the Journey books available for each level, awards, characteristics and appropriate expectations of the grade level. Learn how to weave Girl Scout traditions into your troop.

Receive tools and suggestions for troop meetings and activities. Learn how to utilize available resources including parent and community help.

Session 18: May 2 • 6-8 p.m.

Girl Scout Daisy

Girl Scouts Service Center at Kokomo 815 W Superior St, Kokomo

Session 1: Jan 6 • noon-2 p.m.

Session 19: May 22 • 6-8 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session 20: Jun 22 • 10 a.m.-noon Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session 21: Jun 26 • 6-8 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session 22: Jul 20 • 10 a.m.-noon

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis Session 2: Jan 27 • 12:30-2:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Lane, Terre Haute Session 3: Aug 25 • 12:30-2:30 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis Girl Scout Brownie Session 1: Jan 6 • 12:30-2:30 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

Session 23: Aug 9 • 6-8 p.m.

Session 2: Aug 25 • 12:30-2:30 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session 24: Aug 14 • 6-8 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

Girl Scout Service Center at Bloomington 1000 N Walnut St, Ste I, Bloomington

Girl Scout Junior

Session 25: Aug 16 • 6-8 p.m.

Session 1: Aug 25 • 12:30-2:30 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Bartholomew/Johnson 3254 W Market Pl, Edinburgh

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

Session 26: Aug 25 • 9:30-11:30 a.m.

For details regarding additional Girl Scout Daisy, Brownie, Junior, Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador learning sessions in your area, contact Maria Quiroz-Southwood at 317.924.6862.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session 27: Aug 25 • 9:30-11:30 a.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Daleville 13555 W CR 550 S, Daleville

Sessions are regularly added based on volunteer request.

Online Learning

Volunteer Toolkit - Leader Support Webinar

We offer numerous webinars so that you can gain updated information from the comfort of your own home. With the grade level trainings you will learn troop management techniques, explore the Girl Scout Journeys and badges.

Learn about the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and locate council resources that can help you have a fun, safe year. Log in to our virutal classroom through your computer or smartphone. An experienced volunteer facilitator will guide the discussion and answer any questions you may have. This session is free but keep in mind that if you register you are expected to attend. Our faciliators are busy volunteers just like you!

Explore the newest resource available for troop leaders. Plan your year dropping and dragging activities on your tablet, smartphone or computer.

Communicate easily with parents, track girls' attendance and achievement all without a binder and bag of troop materials!

Girl Scout Daisy Grade Level Webinar Session 1: Feb 7 • 6:30-8 p.m.

CPR/first aid

Session 2: Apr 4 • 6:30-8 p.m.

CPR/ First Aid - In Person

Online Via GoToWebinar

Every troop is required to have at least one CPR/ First Aid certified adult.

Girl Scout Brownie Grade Level Webinar

Our courses, led by certified CPR/First Aid instructors, provide a two-year certification with a nationally recognized organization (adult, child and infant CPR, First Aid and AED). Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador girls are welcome to register for this training. Pre-registration is required. Classes are regularly added.

Session 1: Mar 1 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Session 2: Apr 12 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Online Via GoToWebinar Girl Scout Junior Grade Webinar Session 1: Mar 6 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Session 1: Jan 16 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Session 2: Feb 13 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Session 3: Mar 22 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Session 4: Apr 17 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Session 5: May 16 • 6:30-8p.m.

Online Via GoToWebinar

Session 1: Apr 25 • 6:30-8 p.m.

To add a session in your area, contact Kayleigh Graul at kgraul@girlscoutsindiana.org.

Online Via GoToWebinar

Fee: $25

Girl Scout Cadette Senior and Ambassador Grade Level Webinar Session 1: Mar 14 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Session 2: May 3 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Session 1: Feb 3 • 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis Session 2: Mar 17 • 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Online Via GoToWebinar

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

Girl Scout Multi-Age Grade Level Webinar

Session 3: Apr 7 • 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Session 1: Mar 27 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Session 2: May 5 • 6:30-8 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

Online Via GoToWebinar

Session 4: May 5 • 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis Session 5: Jun 2 • 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

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Service team development

Outdoor skills

The outdoor experience has always been an important component of the Girl Scout program.

Before a girl can experience the benefits of hiking, camping, and more, adult volunteers Check the event calendar for more service unit need to know essential information to have manager and community troop organizer sessions. successful, safe outings. Some sessions are offered for leaders to learn alongside their troops so both can gain ever-increasing Registar Webinar - sSpring Renewal confidence and skills.

(formerly known as Early Bird)

Prepare your troops for spring renewal registration through this webinar. Important dates, instructions Basic Outdoor Skills on how to register, preview the incentives, and ask Learn the progression of outdoor activities questions. appropriate for your troop. Make planning outdoor Session 1 : Apr 10 • 6:30 -8 p.m. experiences girl-led. Review how to reserve council sites, what to pack, and important safety Session 2: May 9 • 6:30 -8 p.m. precautions.

Webinar Session 1: Apr 22 • 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Fee: $5

Registrar Webinar - Fall Recruitment and Troop Formation Get the tools and skills to manage a successful recruitment and registration process for your service unit. Includes paperless registrations and understanding new registration process.

Session 1: Jun 26 • 6:30 -8 p.m.

Session 2: Jul 24 • 6:30 -8 p.m.

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Camp Ada 4731 W CR 600 S, Spiceland Session 2: Apr 28 • 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Free Camp Na Wa Kwa 7865 E CR 300 N, Poland This event runs in conjunction with the Three Days in a Red Wagon Girl event. Make sure to register your girl through the girl events calendar and register any adults through the adult learning calendar.

Treasurer Webinar Learn how to prepare the service unit budget, monitor accounts, review our council's procedures with Troop Annual Reports, solicitation of contributions and other helpful tips on how to manage troop and service unit funds.

Session 1: Jun 14 • 6:30 -8 p.m.

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Save the date Service Team Conference Saturday June 2 • 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis

recruitment and retention of girls and adults and support you in a successful membership year.

Learn and develop leadership skills in organizing and empowering others during this day long training at the Leadership and Learning Center.

This session will help you with successful

Open to all service unit managers, community troop organizers, registrars, treasurers, event and planners.

Help others find their footing.

Become a council facilitator.

Apr 14 • 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis For more information, contact Meg Booth at mbooth@girlscoutsindiana.org or 317.924.6839

Advanced Outdoor Skills Ready to take it to the next level? Learn to tend a tent, explore camping equipment offered at each council site, safely build and extinguish a fire, menu planning, leave no trace techniques, and how to make outdoor planning girl-led. Outdoor Basics or Fundamentals training session is a pre-requisite for this session.

Fee: $5 Apr 22 • 1-5 p.m.

Camp Ada 4731 W CR 600 S, Spiceland Basic and Advanced Outdoor Skills Learn the progression of outdoor activities appropriate for your troop. Make planning outdoor experiences girl-led. Review how to reserve council sites, what to pack, and important safety precautions. Then, take it to the next level with advanced skills where you will learn to tend a tent, explore camping equipment offered at each council site, safely build and extinguish a fire, menu planning, leave no trace techniques, and how to make outdoor planning girl-led. This is an overnight training that will be finished by noon on Sunday. Fee: $10 Session 1: May 5, 9 a.m. - May 6, 12:30 p.m.

Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Rd, Morgantown Session 2: Aug 18, 9 a.m. - Aug 19, 12:30 p.m.

Camp Na Wa Kwa 7865 E CR 300 N, Poland

Daisy Adult/Girl Camping Prep with Silly Safaris Before heading over to the Silly Safari girl event attend the Daisy Adult/Girl Camp Prep training!

Learn introductory outdoor camping and cooking skills side by side with your girls. For every adult registered you may bring two girls to attend the training with you. Fee includes snack cooked over a fire. Once you are done with the outdoor training at 11:30 a.m. walk over to the Math and Science Center for the Silly Safari girl event which begins at 12 p.m. Fee: $5 Session 1: Apr 7 • 9-11:30 a.m.

Camp Dellwood 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

Brownie Adult/Girl Camping Prep with Silly Safaris: Pet Badge After attending the Silly Safari girl event attend the Brownie Adult/Girl Camp Prep training! Learn introductory outdoor camping and cooking skills side by side with your girls. For every adult registered you may bring two girls to attend the training with you. Fee includes snack cooked over a fire. Once you are done with the Silly Safari girl event at 11:30 a.m. walk from the Math and Science Center to the Program Center for the Adult/Girl Camp Prep training! Fee: $5 Session 1: Apr 7 • 11:45 a.m.-1:30 p.m.

Camp Dellwood 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

Adult/Girl Camping Prep Learn introductory outdoor camping and cooking skills side by side with girls. For every adult registered you may bring two girls to attend the training with you. Fee includes snack. Fee: $5 Session 1: May 12 • 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

Camp Sycamore Valley 8439 SR 26 E, Lafayette

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USA Archery Level 1 Certification

Lifeguarding Certification

Want to take your troop to the archery pitch?

Become a certified archery instructor through this one day course. Certification lasts for two years.

One week prior to the session you will receive a confirmation email with more details about the training. If minimum registration is not met, the session will be cancelled. Fee: $65

Learn job-specific training to become a lifeguard.

This course includes the responsibilities of a lifeguard, training in first aid/CPR, spinal injury management, and preventative disease transmission. You must have strong swimming skills and be at least 18 years old. This training will allow you to reserve the pools at any Girl Scout camp.

This training is part of the Summer Safety School weekend at Camp Gallahue. Register for other adult training sessions to make a weekend of it! Fee: $60

Session 1: Mar 24 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Camp Dellwood 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Session 2: Apr 21 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Camp Ada 4731 W CR 600 S, Spiceland

Session 1: May 19 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Session 2: May 20 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Rd, Morgantown

Session 3: May 19 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Lifeguarding Recertification

Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Rd, Morgantown

A shortened course for those who just need recertification. This training is part of the Summer Safety School weekend at Camp Gallahue. Register for other adult training sessions to make a weekend of it! Fee: $60

Session 4: May 20 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Rd, Morgantown

Session 5: May 21 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Session 1: May 19 • 9 a.m.-noon Session 2: May 20 • 9 a.m.-noon

Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Rd, Morgantown

Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Rd, Morgantown

Small Craft and Canoeing Certification

Venture Out!

Get the information and skills necessary to prevent, recognize, and respond to small boat emergencies.

You must know how to swim to take this certification. This training is part of the Summer Safety School weekend at Camp Gallahue. Register for other adult training sessions to make a weekend of it! Fee: $30.

Whether you're an outdoors expert or the furthest thing from it, you can learn practical tips and tricks that will benefit both you and your girls. Read other volunteers' stories, and explore the joys of taking girls outside with Venture Out!, a fun interactive "outdoor" adventure made possible by Girl Scouts of the USA's Elliott Wildlife Values Project.

May 19 • 1-4 p.m.

To participate and receive credit for this online session, visit the online learning section at girlscoutsindiana.org under "volunteers."

Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Rd, Morgantown

Summer Safety School May 19-21 Camp Gallahue 6758 Bear Creek Rd, Morgantown Choose your activities, and get certified in archery, life guarding or small craft/canoeing during this weekend training.

Sessions fill up fast.

Register today: girlscoutsindiana.org Join the conversation! @girlscoutsin

Enrichment We offer a variety of workshops that will enhance your experience as a Girl Scout volunteer. Learn traditions and new activities that you can share with your girls.

Bridging Your Girl Scouts are moving to the next level. What are the requirements? Learn creative ideas for memorable bridging activities.

Mar 3 • 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

Ceremonies Wondering what an investiture/rededication is?

Court of Awards? Need a few tips for next year’s bridging? This is the session for you! Find out how to help the girls prepare ceremonies they will remember and treasure for years.

Mar 3 • 10:30-11:30 a.m.

Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

Safety and Girl Scouts Every adult in Girl Scouting is responsible for the physical and emotional safety of girls.

This is demonstrated by following the 12 Girl Scout Safety Guidelines on the next page at all times and by following the Girl Scout Safety Activity Checkpoints guidelines when engaging in activities with girls. These resources can be found on our website.

Safety Activity Checkpoints Safety Activity Checkpoints are in-depth safety guidelines for you to use for Girl Scout activities, ranging from canoeing to surfing to selling cookies.

Girls can also use these checkpoints to ready their group for a girl-led activity. When preparing for any activity with girls, always begin with the Safety Activity Checkpoints written specifically for that particular activity. Each Safety Activity Checkpoint offers information such as where to do the activity, how to include girls with disabilities, where to find basic and specialized gear required for the activity, how to prepare yourselves in advance, and what specific steps to follow on the day of the activity. If Safety Activity Checkpoints do not exist for an activity, check with our Program Department, as some activities are allowed only with written council pre-approval, only for girls ages 12 and over, and some activities are off-limits completely. Safety Activity Checkpoints can be found at girlscoutsindiana.org.

Did you know Girl Scouts of Central Indiana is no longer coordinating lifeguards and archery facilitators for any camp. We strongly encourage all service units to have individuals certified in archery, lifeguarding and small craft.

See dates and locations under outdoor activities.

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You can now see what your girl's troop or group is doing this year and check on what she needs for each meeting with the Volunteer Toolkit, a new web app that shows troop or group plans in one convenient place.

Just log in to: See what your girl’s troop or group is planning this year in an easy-to-use calendar view Stay in touch with the troop leader or volunteer Find new ways to participate in the experience

Learn about the new badges on the Volunteer Toolkit!

Want to find out more about the Volunteer Toolkit? iana.org Just sign in at girlscoutsind and check it out!

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

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Safety guidelines 1. Follow the Safety Activity Checkpoints. Instructions for staying safe while participating in activities are detailed in the Safety Activity Checkpoints, available on our website and within your Volunteer Toolkit. Read the checkpoints, follow them, and share them with other volunteers, parents and girls before engaging in activities with girls.

2. Points common to all Safety Activity Checkpoints include: Girls plan the activity. Keeping their grade-level abilities in mind, encourage girls to take proactive leadership roles in organizing details of the activity.

Arrange for proper adult supervision of girls. Your group must have at least two unrelated, approved adult volunteers present at all times, plus additional adult volunteers as necessary (this is dependent upon the size of the group and the ages and abilities of girls). Adult volunteers must be at least 18 years old, and must be screened by Girl Scouts of Central Indiana before volunteering. One lead volunteer must be female.

Get parent/guardian permission. When an activity takes place that is outside the normal time and place, advise each parent/guardian of the details of the activity and obtain permission for girls to participate.

Communicate with council and parents. Follow council procedures for activity approval, certificates of insurance, and council guidelines about girls’ general health examinations. Make arrangements in advance for all transportation and confirm plans before departure.

Be prepared for emergencies and compile key contacts. Work with girls and other adult volunteers to establish and practice procedures for emergencies related to weather, fire, lost girls/adults and site security. Give an itinerary to a contact person at home; call the contact person upon departure and return. Create a list of girls’ parents/guardian contact information, telephone numbers for emergency services and police, and council contacts—keep on hand or post in an easily accessible location. Always keep handy a well-stocked first-aid kit, girl health histories and contact information for girls’ families. Ensure an adult certified in First Aid/CPR attends all troop activities.

Get a weather report. On the morning of the activity, check weather.com or other reliable weather sources to determine if conditions are appropriate. If severe weather conditions prevent the activity, be prepared with a backup plan or alternate activity, and/or postpone the activity. Write, review, and practice evacuation and emergency plans for severe weather with girls. In the event of a storm, take shelter away from tall objects (including trees, buildings, and electrical poles). Find the lowest point in an open flat area. Squat low to the ground on the balls of the feet, and place hands on knees with head between them.

Use the buddy system. Using the buddy system, girls are divided into teams of two. Each girl is responsible for staying with her buddy at all times, warning her buddy of danger, giving her buddy immediate assistance if safe to do so, and seeking help when the situation warrants it. Girls are encouraged to stay near the group or buddy with another team of two, so in the event someone is injured, one person cares for the patient while two others seek help.

3. Report abuse. Sexual advances, improper touching and sexual activity of any kind with girl members, as well as physical, verbal and emotional abuse of girls is strictly forbidden. Report any suspected abuse or neglect to the Indiana Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline – 800.800.5556 and contact the Director of Program or the Director of Volunteer Services at 317.924.6800 to alert the council that a report has been filed. Under Indiana law, each citizen of Indiana is considered a “mandated reporter” and state law requires the department of Child Services to protect the identity of the reporter.

4. Travel safely. When transporting girls to planned Girl Scout field trips and other activities that are outside the normal time and place, every driver must be an approved adult volunteer, age 21 or over and have a good driving record, a valid license and a registered/insured vehicle. Insist that everyone is in a legal seat and wears her seat belt at all times, and adhere to state laws regarding booster seats and requirements for children in rear seats. See Transporting Girls on page 5. Ensure safe overnight outings. Prepare girls to be away from home by involving them in planning, so they know what to expect. Avoid having men sleep in the same space as girls and women. During family or parent-daughter overnights, one family unit may sleep in the same sleeping quarters in program areas. When parents are staffing events, daughters should remain in quarters with other girls rather than in staff areas.

6. Role-model the right behavior. Never use illegal drugs. Don’t consume alcohol, smoke, or use foul language in the presence of girls. Do not carry ammunition or firearms in the presence of girls, unless given special permission by Girl Scouts of Central Indiana for marksmanship activities. Role model positive communication with both girls and adultsin person, writing and social media.

7. Create an emotionally safe space. Volunteers are responsible for making Girl Scouting a place where girls are as safe emotionally as they are physically. Protect the emotional safety of girls by creating a team agreement

and coaching girls to honor it. Agreements typically encourage behaviors like respecting a diversity of feelings and opinions; resolving conflicts constructively; and avoiding physical and verbal bullying, clique behavior and discrimination.

8. Ensure that no girl is treated differently. Girl Scouts welcomes all members, regardless of race, ethnicity, background, disability, family structure, religious beliefs and socioeconomic status. When scheduling, planning and carrying out activities, carefully consider the needs of all girls involved, including school schedules, family needs, financial constraints, religious holidays and the accessibility of appropriate transportation and meeting places.

9. Promote online safety. Instruct girls never to put their full names or contact information online, engage in virtual conversation with strangers, or arrange in-person meetings with online contacts. On group websites, publish girls’ first names only and never divulge their contact information. Teach girls the Girl Scout Internet Safety Pledge and have them commit to it.

10. Keep girls safe during money-earning activities. Girl Scout cookies and other council-sponsored product sales are an integral part of the program. During Girl Scout product sales, you are responsible for the safety of girls, money and products. In addition, a wide variety of organizations, causes and fundraisers may appeal to Girl Scouts to be their labor force. When representing Girl Scouts, girls cannot participate in money-earning activities that represent partisan politics or are not Girl Scout–approved product sales and efforts.

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana and GSUSA resources and publications Volunteer Essentials and Into to Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Volunteer Essentials is the national volunteer handbook to use as needed. This online resource can be found at girlscoutsindiana.org in the volunteer resources section. Obtain a printed copy of Volunteer Essentials by attending a grade level learning.

Journey books The core program of Girl Scouts, these books are complete with a girl book and adult book. They are available at Showcase locations.

Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting The Girl’s Guides are printed resources for girls at each grade level. There are activities that can be integrated with journeys, information on legacy badges to earn, and skill building badges to earn.

They are available at Showcase locations.

New Leader Passport Once you have completed the intro to GSCI online module you can utilize the New Leader Passport to review important Girl Scouts of Central Indiana information. Keep this handy guide bookmarked or download and print it for future reference.

Blue Book of Basic Documents This book explains the governing policies for Girl Scouts as a national organization and is applied to Girl Scouts of Central Indiana. It can be found on our website in the Volunteer Resources section.

Volunteer Connections Enewsletter Be in the know. Volunteer Connections is our weekly enewsletter for volunteers delivered via email.

Subscribe at girlscoutsindiana.org to learn about events and more.

Showcase These are retail shops at our eight service center locations.

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana volunteer service team members and staff All volunteers and staff can serve as a wealth of resources. Find out which council staff is assigned to your geographical area and who your service unit service team members are, including the service unit manager, community troop organizer and registrar.

Online Girl Scouts of Central Indiana girlscoutsindiana.org Girl Scouts of the USA girlscouts.org

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Nominate her for adult recognition There is more than one way to thank her for making an impact in your girl's life.

Nomination forms are available at girlscoutsindiana.org Due: February 1

Adult recognition It’s about the girls! The focus of adult recognition awards is impact on girls, the council, and the Girl Scout Movement. We encourage you to nominate great volunteers and staff. The nomination should be results oriented, measurable, and include real impact stories.

Find nomination forms, award criteria guidelines and other helpful information at girlscoutsindiana.org.

Girl Scouts of the USA recognitions awarded at the council level All nomination forms are due to Volunteer Services on February 1.

Appreciation Pin The Appreciation pin recognizes an individual’s exemplary service in support of delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. This service, has measurable impact on one geographic area of service or service unit, helps reach and surpass the mission-delivery goals of the area. The service performed by the candidate is above and beyond the expectations for the position held.

Honor Pin The Honor Pin recognizes an individual’s exemplary service in support of delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. This service, having measurable impact on two or more geographic areas of service or service units, allows the council to reach and surpass its mission-delivery goals. The service performed by the candidate is above and beyond the expectations for the position held.

Thanks Badge The Thanks Badge honors an individual whose ongoing commitment, leadership, and service have had an exceptional, measurable impact on meeting the mission-delivery goals and priorities of the entire Council or the entire Girl Scout Movement.

The outstanding service performed must benefit the entire Council and be significantly above and beyond the call of duty.

Thanks Badge II The Thanks Badge II honors a previous Thanks Badge award recipient who has continued to provide exemplary service in a leadership role which resulted in a measurable impact benefitting the council or entire Girl Scout Movement.

President’s Award The President’s Award recognizes the effort of a service team, committee, or volunteer team whose exemplary service in support of delivering the Girl Scout Leadership Experience surpasses team goals and results in significant, measurable impact toward reaching the council’s overall goals.

Girl Scouts of the USA recognition awarded at the national level A council or individual completes the GSUSA nomination form(s) in full and submits along with two letters of endorsement to the director of adult outreach at any time. The nomination is submitted to the vice president of global Girl Scouting at GSUSA. This prestigious national award is reviewed by the International commissioner and approved by the Girl Scouts of the USA National Board of Directors. The vice president of global Girl Scouting is responsible for acquiring the medal and coordinating the presentation of the award to the nominee.

Juliette Gordon Low World Friendship Medal The Juliette Low World Friendship Medal is awarded to individuals and councils who have enriched and leveraged the global understanding of Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting to grow responsible global citizens. Criteria include impact on girls, commitment, global awareness, leadership and membership.

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana recognition awarded at the council level Required: In addition to a complete nomination, at least one letter of support from an additional adult or girl must be submitted. See award guidelines for more information.

Leadership of Excellence Award The Leadership of Excellence Award recognizes an adult volunteer who demonstrates a profound direct impact on the lives of girls and serves as a positive role model. The impact must benefit the Girl Scout Leadership Experience and address the three leadership keys, discover, connect and take action. At least one of the five outcomes in each of the leadership keys must be identified. girlscoutsindiana.org/volunteers

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Girl Scouts of the USA recognition awarded at the service unit level A nomination form is completed and submitted to the service team recognition coordinator or to Volunteer Services by March 1. Nominations are reviewed by the service team recognition committee who approves or denies the nomination.

The service team submits a list of recipients to volunteer services by April 1.

Volunteer of Excellence This award recognizes volunteers who have contributed outstanding service while partnering directly with girls in any pathway to implement the Girl Scout Leadership Experience through use of the National Program Portfolio or who have contributed outstanding service in support of the council’s mission delivery to girl and adult members.

Tools and tips for writing successful nominations Nomination guidelines The nomination should be results oriented, measurable and include real impact stories.

GSUSA has designed the guidelines and provided examples on how to write nominations that demonstrate measurable impact. It does not need to be difficult; some simple numbers will do. Some basic questions to ask and answer as nominations are written include How many? What? How? Who? Keep in mind the 3 keys to leadership: Discover, Connect, and Take Action.

from their service? What skills have they developed? What have they learned?

• “She ensures that the girls in her troop have a balanced experience in Girl Scouting.” What makes it balanced? What kind of experiences?

What new skills have the girls learned?

Helpful definitions Mission Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

Vision Girl Scouts strives to be the premier leadership organization for girls and experts on their growth and development.

Goals Each local council sets their own goals based on national goals, initiatives, and direction.

Each service unit within Girl Scouts of Central Indiana has annual membership girl recruitment goals which are communicated to the service unit manager and/or service team through the membership development manager assigned to the service unit. In addition, the service unit manager and/or service team is responsible for setting other additional goals, for example, planning a specific number of events and activities to recruit a specific number of girls. The membership development manager and/or service unit manager can help you find out the goals.

Mission delivery Thriving mission delivery grows and sustains membership through volunteer delivery of the GSLE using the national portfolio.

The Girl Scout Leadership Experience (GSLE)

• "She has retained girls in her troop.”

How many girls has she retained?

The three keys to leadership: girls discover themselves and their values; connect with others; and take action to make the world a better place.

At Girl Scouts, everything centers around the girl: activities are girl-led, which gives girls the opportunity to learn by doing in a cooperative learning environment.

• “Her troop participates in service unit events.”

What events specifically? How many events?

The Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting

Here are some examples: • “Brittany has been a leader for several years.”

How many years? What kind of leadership qualities does she bring?

• “The troop has done many community service projects.” How many projects? What are they?

Who have they served? Who benefitted? What need have they met?

• “The girls in the troop have benefited from their community service.” How have girls benefited

Girls at every grade-level have a Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting. Through fun activities, girls can earn a variety of badges to build the skills and gain the confidence they’ll use to change the world. They can even develop and complete activities to make their own badge.

National Leadership Program through Journeys

Need some support writing nominations?

At the core of the GSLE are national leadership Journeys, fun and challenging experiences grouped around a theme and spread over a series of sessions. Each Journey has all the important components of the GSLE sewn right in. Journeys ensure that every Girl Scout receives a consistent, high-quality experience that engages girls in realizing leadership potential.

We want to ensure the success your adult recognition nomination. If you need help or have questions contact:

Skill building badge sets The skill-building badge activity sets offer girls the opportunity to earn additional badges throughout their Leadership Journeys. Activities are designed to turn the experiences and inspiration of the Journeys into tangible skills that girls can use throughout their lives.

Pathways Pathways are the flexible ways girls and adults can participate in Girl Scouting such as troop, camp, events, series, travel, and virtual.

Meg Booth, director of volunteer services 317.924.6839 mbooth@girlscoutsindiana.org.

Informal Adult recognition awards Recognition-do it often and make it meaningful-get creative!

Informal recognitions are day-to-day ways to say thank you to volunteers. These sincere expressions of appreciation are based on specific contributions, and are given in a timely manner. Informal recognition is powerful and effective, because volunteers feel valued by a personal touch.

Simple ways to Say

THANK YOU!

5 mins or less

30 min or less

1 hour or more

• Check the Girl Scout catalogue or shop online at girlscoutsindiana.org.

• Check out Pinterest for fun DIY projects and recipe ideas!

• Celebrate Leader Appreciation Day on April 22

• Create a frame a photo or create a picture collage

• Send a bouquet of flowers

• Create fun awards (bones-wishbone, funny bone, backbone)

• Create a scrapbook of fun memories from the year

• Write a handwritten note card

• Nominate him/her for a council award

• Put together a themed recognition (hearts, stars, etc.)

• Pick up the phone, and give them a call

• Send an electronic greeting card

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Troop Committee thank you gift ideas • First Aider – small travel first aid kit • Troop Camper – whistle • Treasurer – coin purse • Fall Product Manager – nut dish • Cookie Sale Manager – cookie jar or cookie cutters • Record Keeper – pen and pencil set • Refreshment Coordinator – coffee mug • Transportation Coordinator – key chain or set of maps Service unit recognition ideas • Celebrate with an Investiture and Rededication Ceremony or other Girl Scout traditions • Public acknowledgement in your local newspaper • Service unit honor rolls for example, leaders with 12 girls or more, leaders returning for the 2nd year, leaders who are creative in having girls plan and implement activities, or volunteer learning stars who have completed recommended adult learning sessions within 6 months.

• Volunteer thank you kits Online resources • Free e-cards for every occasion at Americangreetings.com • E-cards at BlueMountain.com • E-cards and greeting cards at hallmark.com • Virtual Flowers at iflowers.com

Other Girl Scout and community recognitions Grade level volunteer pins Volunteer pins for each grade level are available through all Showcase locations. These pins are great resources to welcome and thank volunteers into roles working directly with girls or supporting a grade level behind the scenes. These position pins are not earned, but given in recognition of service supporting Girl Scouts in a variety of ways.

Adult position pins Each position an adult member in Girl Scouting can hold has a corresponding position bar. Visit your local Showcase to purchase your categorical color position bar.

Volunteer service award pin Pins to recognize years of service in Girl Scouting are available in five year increments up to 30 years.

Pins can be purchased at your local Showcase.

Official volunteer pin Volunteer pins may be purchased at the Showcase by any Girl Scout volunteer.

Online resources In looking at Girl Scout recognition research the type of recognition that volunteers say they appreciate the most is recognition from troops, individual girls and parents. Find tools on girlscoutsindiana.org to recognize leaders and other volunteers informally.

Why do you volunteer?

President’s Volunteer Service Award

"Girl Scouts gave the girls in my troop the opportunity to try new things in a safe environment. Even though some of the girls may have been a little afraid the first time we slept in a tent or went horseback riding, they worked through those fears, and they were so proud of themselves for completing something they thought they might not be able to do.

The President’s Volunteer Service Award is part of the Points of Light and is a way to thank and honor Americans who, by their demonstrated commitment and example, inspire others to engage in volunteer service. As an affiliate of GSUSA your local troop or service unit can register to be a Certifying Organization. Go to presidentialserviceawards.gov to learn more about these awards and how to become a Certifying Organization. Use GSU003 as your ID when registering.

- Dianne Titus, Volunteer Join the conversation! @girlscoutsin

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Forms

Council Event Registration Form Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Each troop is responsible for providing enough adults to meet Safety-Wise ratios. Girls registering individually should also be accompanied by an adult. Only registered Girl Scouts may participate in council activities unless specified in the program description as a FAMILY event.

Use one registration form for each event. This form may be copied or saved to your computer and emailed. Print clearly and complete all sections. If you have a multi-age level troop, girls need to attend the age-level appropriate to the event (i.e. Girl Scout Brownies cannot attend events for Girl Scout Juniors even if they are in the same troop).

Refund Policy: Cancellations must be received 15 days before event in order to receive a refund. No refund will be given for any amount below $5.

Troop #

Age level

Location/session

Office code

Event title

Event date

Event time

Please print the name(s) of those attending this event. Use an additional paper if necessary.

Name Grade Name Grade Girl Adult Girl Adult Girl Adult Girl Adult Girl Adult Girl Adult Girl Adult Girl Adult Girl Adult Girl Adult Total # Girls Adults Total due:

Individual cost fee $ $

Total $ $ $

In order for your registration to be processed it must be accompanied by payment in full unless otherwise indicated.

Select payment (please check one)  Cash  Check  Credit Card  Cookie Dough If paying by credit card, card holder’s name______________________________________________________ Card type________________Card no__________________________________ Exp. date_________________ Leader’s name___________________________________________________________________________ Home mailing address_________________________ City/ZIP code___________________________________ Day phone (____ )_________________ Cell (____ )________________ Eve. phone (_____ )_______________ Please select how you would like to receive your bill (please check one)  USPS mail  E-mail AGREEMENT OF UNDERSTANDING

I understand that if we are selected for this event, I am financially responsible for the above number of girls/adults and will owe the event balance amount unless I have cancelled in writing 15 calendar days prior to the program event.

Name (please print) _______________________________________________________________________ Signature__________________________________________ Date _________________________________

For internal use only: Received _________ Receipted ________ Eentered________ Event code ________

Program Assistance Grant Application

Registration information Register by mail Mail the completed registration form to: Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Attn: Program Registration 7201 Girl Scout Ln • Indianapolis, IN 46214

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Grants are given for individual girl or troop participation in Girl Scouts of Central Indiana and Girl Scouts of the USA endorsed events such as GSUSA national and international Destinations, resident and day camp, and council, service unit, or troop program activities. Grants are only given to registered Girl Scouts. Adults are not eligible to apply.

Register by fax Send the completed form and credit card information to: Attn: Program Registration at 317.931.3346

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Each girl may apply for one troop, one camp and one individual grant per year.

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Financing is seldom more than matching funds with the exception of extreme need and or unforeseen circumstances beyond the control of the applicant.

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All applicants will be notified by mail as to the disposition of the requests.

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The grant committee will look at the following factors when evaluating a grant request.

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The application request is based on a realistic goal and includes a sound financial plan.

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The financial resources of the applicant, including any special circumstances.

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The degree to which the applicant has used her own resources to help pay for the cost of the opportunity.

Type of PAG requested:  Troop (see section I)  Individual (see section II)  Camp (see section II) Girl Scouts of Central Indiana should make PAG check payable to:

Section I: Troop PAG (circle appropriate grade level) Girl Scout Daisy Girl Scout Brownie Girl Scout Junior Girl Scout Cadette/Senior/Ambassador Troop number _________ _Leader’s name ______________________________ _Phone ( ______ ) _____________________ Street address __________________________________ # participating (G) ______ (A) __________ City, state, ZIP code_________________________________________ County _____________ Are all girls are registered Girl Scouts?  Yes  No I have reviewed the Safety-Wise section appropriate to this activity and assure that all requirements will be met.

Leader signature ___________________________________________ Date ___________________ Troop PAG applicants please continue to section IV.

Section II: Individual PAG (circle appropriate grade level) Girl Scout Daisy Girl Scout Brownie Girl Scout Junior Girl Scout Cadette/Senior/Ambassador Girl’s name_________________________________________________________________ Troop number_____________ Street address________________________________________________City, state, ZIP code _______________________ County/Service unit _________________________________________________ _Phone ( ______ ) ____________________ Number of years in Girl Scouting_Grade in fall________________________________ _Birth date ______________________ School _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Does girl receive free/reduced lunch at school?  Yes  No Girl wishes to attend the following program activity:_________________________________________________________ Council program activity:  Troop program activity  Day camp  Resident camp Girl signature________________________________________________________________________ _Date ___________ Parent name printed __________________________________________________________________________________ Parent/guardian signature_____________________________________________________________ _Date ___________ Camp applicants please continue to section III; individual applicants please continue to section IV. girlscoutsindiana.org

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Program Assistance Grant Application Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Section III: Camp PAG (circle appropriate grade level) Submit a $20 deposit ONLY if you you are applying for a Girl Scouts of Central Indiana sponsored camp with your PAG application. The application will not be processed until the $20 fee has been received by Girl Scouts of Central Indiana.

Girl Scout Daisy Girl Scout Brownie Girl Scout Junior Girl Scout Cadette/Senior/Ambassador Parent/guardian name ____________________________________________________ Troop number _______________

_Cell phone ( ______ ) ______________________________ Work phone ( ______ ) _________________________________ Complete only if different from girl’s information.

Street address_____________________________________________________________________________________ City, state, ZIP code __________________________________ County/Service unit _____________________________ Number of years in Girl Camp attending _____________ Camp dates________ Session number or name ____________ School __________________________________________________________________________________________ _Camp applicants please continue to section IV.

Section IV: Event details and participation Location___________________________________________ Transportation_______________________________________ Detailed description of event__________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Dates of trip _______________________________________________________________________________ Have reservations been made?  Yes  No What are your sleeping arrangements?  Tents  Hotel  Other Do you have additional insurance other than Girl Scouts?  Yes  No A complete itinerary must be submitted including dates, times, places and accommodations with a full list of girls and adults.

Has troop/girl received a grant for a Girl Scout activity in the past year?  Yes  No Did the troop/girl participate in the Fall Product Sale Program?  Yes  No If no, why not? _____________________________________________________________________________ Did the troop/girl participate in the Girl Scout Cookie Sale Program?  Yes  No If no, why not? ____________________________________________________________________________ All applicants please continue to Section V.

Program Assistance Grant Application Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Section V: Budget Total anticipated cost

Total amount girl/troop can pay If other, please specify

Transportation_____________ Troop__________________________ _________________________ Camp fee________________ Parent/guardian__________________ _________________________ Program fee______________ Girl’s earnings___________________ _________________________ Other___________________ Other__________________________ _________________________ Total____________________ Total__________________________ _________________________ Total amount requested __________________ Total annual income: (Please check the appropriate amount) | Does not apply for troop PAG requests.

 $0-$12,000  $12,001-$15,000  $15,001-$18,000  $18,001-$21,000  $21,001-$25,000  $25,001-$30,000  $30,001-$40,000  $40,001-$50,000  $50,001-$60,000  Over $60,000 Number of people supported by this income: ________________________________________________ Answer the following questions. Please attach additional sheet if necessary.

What is the trip goal?_________________________________________________________________ Are there any special circumstances?

(This question must be answered in order for your application to be considered.) ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ Is the parent/guardian a troop leader?____________________________________________________ The following questions must be filled out for processing: Does your child receive free or reduced lunch?

☐ Yes

☐ No

What is your child's school district? _____________________________________________________________

Please allow 4 weeks for processing.

Award amount ___________ Requisition # ____________

Gifts made in honor of Deborah Hearn Smith’s retirement help fund program assistance grants. If you’d like to make a tribute gift, please visit girlscoutsindiana.org.

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Girl Program Activity and Adult Learning Guide • January-September 2018

2018 Spring Camp Guide

Learn about camp activities!

Journey University/STEM Camp Sycamore Valley

Camp Na Wa Kwa

Take our camp quiz on page 14!

Camp Dellwood Camp Gallahue

NONPROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID GIRL SCOUTS OF CENTRAL INDIANA

Did you know?

Camp is awesome! Girls with more frequent outdoor experiences are more likely to seek challenges and are better at solving problems—qualities that will help them both academically and personally in the future.

Camp gives you cool new experiences! 72 percent of girls surveyed said that Girl Scouts gave them the chance to build their skills or try new outdoor activities.

Camp makes everything better! Spending time in nature improves concentration and creative reasoning.

Outdoor experiences also help promote healthy social development and increase self-esteem.

Girl Scout camping … is an experience that provides creative, educational opportunities in groups living in the outdoors. Its purpose is to use the Girl Scout Program, trained leadership, and the resources of the natural surroundings to contribute to each camper’s mental, social, physical and spiritual growth.

Day camp … is an experience for girls from different troops and groups to meet outdoors each day. Girls attend as individual campers and are placed in units according to their grade in the fall. Experience day camp and make new friends!

Resident camp … is a camping experience for girls to live in the outdoors for three or more days. Girls from different troops and groups sign up as individual campers and are placed in units according to their desired program activity. Girls and their counselors plan fun activities, explore nature, and create experiences to last a lifetime with friends new and old.

Troops Love Camping (TLC) ... is an experience for the whole troop! Want to share summer camp with lots Girl Scout friends?

Then this is definitely for you! Food, supplies, and activities for your troop will all be taken care of.

The troop supplies the fun!

Twilight Camp ... is an experience for girls from different troops to meet outdoors each evening and have fun! Girls will sing, swim, make crafts, play games, and more. This evening camp is perfect for girls who are busy with sports, band, or summer school during the day. Girls attend as individual campers and are placed in units according to their grade in the fall.

Family camp ... is an experience for the whole family.

<<< You’ll get all this and SO much more at Girl Scout summer camp.

24 ary Janu .m.

9a camp registration opens!

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Chief Executive Officer Danielle Shockey Chief Operating Officer Cathy Ritchie Director of Program Services Diana Keely Camp Administrators Barb Nichols, Camp Gallahue bnichols@girlscoutsindiana.org Jaime Hubbard, STEM Camps jhubbard@girlscoutsindiana.org Kendra Nowell, Journey University knowell@girlscoutsindiana.org Deb Thomas, Camp Sycamore Valley dthomas@girlscoutsindiana.org Katie Wahlstrom, Camp Dellwood kwahlstrom@girlscoutsindiana.org Kate Weidner, Camp Na Wa Kwa kweidner@girlscoutsindiana.org Math and Science Center Manager Katie Wahlstrom kwahlstrom@girlscoutsindiana.org Facility Reservations Mandy Montgomery mmontgomery@girlscoutsindiana.org

Summer camp

Location map 4 Open houses 5 Send a girl to camp 6 Camp Adventure patch 7-13 Camp info 10-19 Camp quiz 14-15 Journey University | STEM Camps 16-17 Camp Sycamore Valley Day camp 18-21 Mini resident camp | Resident camp | 22 Twilight Camp 22 Family Camp 23 Camp Na Wa Kwa Day camp 24-25 Mini resident camp | Weekend sessions 26 Family camp | Troops Love Camping 27 Camp Dellwood Day camp 28-33 Camp Gallahue Resident camp 34-47 Family camp 48 Forms Day camp 50-51 Day camp volunteer 52-53 Health history 54-56 Resident camp 58-59 Troops Love Camping 60 Family camp 61 Program assistance grant application 62-64

Contact Numbers 855.GSCIN.4U or 317.924.6800 Register at girlscoutsindiana.org

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Safety week for adults Information Join us for a day or even the weekend to get the outdoor training you need to take your girls canoeing or swimming or teach them archery.

We provide meals and lodging during the learning session.

May 19-21

Learning opportunities • American Red Cross Lifeguard Training • NADA Level 1 Instructor (Archery) • American Red Cross Basic Water Rescue and Small Craft Safety (Canoeing)

Camp Gallahue (Brown County, 50 miles south of Indianapolis) Maps and confirmation packet will be provided after registration.

Visit girlscoutsindiana.org to register for learning sessions!

Summer camp locations 1 Camp Dellwood Day camp

2 Camp Gallahue Resident camp Family camp

3 Camp Na Wa Kwa

Day camp Weekend sessions Mini-resident camp Family camp Troops Love Camping

5 1st Maker Space Day Camp Day camp

6 Indiana University Resident camp

7 Marian University Resident camp

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Sycamore Valley Day camp Resident camp Mini-Resident camp Family camp Twilight camp

Spring Renewal Spring renewal for 2019 must be completed online. For more information and a complete step-by-step process visit pages 7 & 8 in the program guide.

s e s u o h n e p o Camp Camp Dellwood

Camp Gallahue

Saturday, April 28 1-3 p.m.

7201 Girl Scout Lane Indianapolis, IN 46214

Sunday, May 20

Camp Dellwood in Marion County is 141 acres of wooded farmland.

Six platform tent units and three buildings provide sleeping quarters for over 200 girls a week. A swimming pool permits summer waterfront activities. The camp is located approximately 10 miles west of downtown Indianapolis.

We recommend new day camp volunteers attend this open house to become familiar with the property.

Camp Gallahue consists of more than 800 acres of relaxing property in Brown County, near Morgantown.

The camp is located about 30 minutes northeast of Bloomington and just over an hour south of the Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis. The property includes beautiful hills, an abundance of trees, and a lake.

Camp Na Wa Kwa

Camp Sycamore Valley

Sunday, June 10 Noon-4 p.m.

Saturday, June 2 1-3 p.m.

8439 State Road 26 E Lafayette, IN 47905

7865 E County Rd 300 N Poland, IN 47868 With its shady pines, sprawling grounds, and peaceful lake, Camp Na Wa Kwa embodies the tradition of Girl Scout summer camp. Located in Clay County, between Terre Haute and Bloomington, Na Wa Kwa boasts an array of fun outdoor activities, like swimming in the pool, exploring the lake canoeing, rock climbing, ziplining, hiking, archery, and fishing.

2-5 p.m.

6758 Bear Creek Rd Morgantown, IN 46160

Camp Sycamore Valley sits on 160 acres of land and is located on State Road 26, seven miles east of Lafayette on the Wildcat Creek.

The sleeping units include A-frame cabins , 2 modern dorm style cabins, and eagles nests â&#x20AC;&#x201C; cabins on stilts. Sycamore Valley also has an in-ground pool with a shower house. Girls may participate in several different learning opportunities on our 37-foot climbing wall and 300-foot zip line, as well as our low ropes course.

Do not wait to register for camp until the open houses as many camp sessions will already be full. For more information and to register, visit girlscoutsindiana.org/camp.

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Send a girl to camp

Send a girl to camp Camp scholarships It is our goal to continue to provide opportunities for girls who want to go to camp. Camp scholarships provide this life-changing experience for girls who may not otherwise be able to participate because of their economic circumstances. Contributions to camp scholarships make it possible for all girls throughout the 45 counties we serve to attend camp and have the same opportunities and experiences regardless of their ability to pay. In addition, camp scholarships help underwrite the cost of camp activities, keeping fees low for all girls.

With your help, we will continue to give Girl Scouts the opportunities they need to become the leaders they want to be today, and the leaders our community needs them to be tomorrow. $1,000 = One week of resident camp for four girls $500 = One week of day camp for five girls $260 = One week of resident camp for one girl $100 = One week of day camp for one girl Donations can be made at girlscoutsindiana.org or complete the form below and mail to: Girl Scouts of Central Indiana, 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis, IN 46214

Yes, I would like to help send a girl to camp!

Name_________________________________________________________________________________________ Address _______________________________________________________________________________________ City__________________________________________ State______________________ ZIP__________________ Phone___________________________________________Email__________________________________________ Payment information q $1,000 q $500 q $260 q $100 q Other $__________ q Enclosed is my check payable to Girl Scouts of Central Indiana q Please bill my credit card (fill in information below) Card number______________________________________ CVV__________ Exp date ��������������������� Signature �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������

Camp info

General Information Who may attend Girl Scout camp?

Camp sessions are open to all girls entering grades 1-12 in the fall regardless of race, color, creed, or national origin. The grades listed for each session are the grades that your daughters should be going into in the fall.

All girls who are registered Girl Scout members may attend. Girls who are not current Girl Scouts will pay a fee of $35 per summer, which includes the Girl Scouts of the USA membership fee. For girls with a chronic illness or disability, a written statement from her physician is required and must indicate the girl can participate in routine activities without harm to herself.

in different grades for resident camp as long as they meet the grade requirements for the session they chose.

Placement together will not be possible if more than one name or different names are listed.

May I visit my camper during camp?

Our camps are not open to parents, family, or other visitors during camp sessions so that we may provide a safe and secure environment for all participants. All participants and staff must be registered and all adults must have completed background checks prior to camp in order to attend.

Plan to visit the camps during the open house to see the units, staff and program areas.

Please fill out the girl member registration form online as well as the camp registration form.

Camp registration: Registration opens Wednesday, January 24, at 9 a.m.

What if the weather is bad?

How to register

While at camp, every counselor is in touch with the camp director who has access to a weather radio. We are aware of any storms headed our way and have procedures in place to protect our campers. Some activities may be affected by weather, and in this case refunds are not issued.

Please keep in mind that there is only one phone line that does need to be kept open during inclement weather in case of emergency.

How can I prepare my camper?

It is important for parents to talk with their camper about what to expect at camp this summer. The American Camp Association has great resources for parents available at www.campparents.org.

Can my daughter request to go to camp with a buddy?

Summer camp is about camping with friends, both old and new. Girls may request to stay in the same unit with one girl in the same session.

Please write the buddy’s name in the appropriate space on the application. Requests must be mutual and only one buddy will be honored.

Girls and parents should agree on their camper’s buddy. Mail in the two forms at the same time or we might not be able to place both girls in the same session. Troops are not guaranteed to be placed together, unless you are registering for Troops Love Camp at Na Wa Kwa. Troop members attending the same session are not guaranteed the same unit assignments. All girls are placed in a unit based on the grade they will be entering in the fall. Camp buddies can be

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Register online at girlscoutsindiana.org

2. Mail registration and health history forms (for day camp only) with full payment to: Attn: Camp Registration Girl Scouts of Central Indiana 7201 Girl Scout Lane

Indianapolis, IN 46214 3. Fax registration and health history forms (for day camp only) with full credit card payment to: 317.931.3346 (day camp only.)

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All campers, day camp aides and aides-intraining need to complete the Day Camp Individual Registration Form on page 50 or Resident Camp Individual Registration Form on page 58.

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Adult volunteers and tag-a-longs need to complete the Day Camp Volunteer Registration Form on page 52-53.

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All day camp participants (including adults and tag-a-longs) must complete the Day Camp Health History Form on page 54-56.

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List a second and third choice for resident camp only if your camper wants those sessions. We will refer to those choices if we cannot place a camper in her first choice. Resident Camp only.

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Campers attending a Me & My Guy or Me & My Gal weekend camp should register using the Council Event Registration Form on page 86 in the Program Activity Guide Section of this booklet.

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Campers attending Family Camp or Troops Love Camping should use the special Family Camp and TLC forms on page 61.

Any incomplete forms or registrations without payment will be returned. If forms must be returned to you for any reason, the receipt date for processing purposes will be based on the date in which complete forms and payment (or PAG form) is received in our office.

Camp confirmations will be emailed to all participants. Please do not call to check on placement.

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Girls who want to sign up for a unit together must complete the Buddy Information section on the registration form and list each other’s name to guarantee placement together.

Limit one buddy. Buddy must be entering the same grade in the fall for day camp.

For resident camp, buddies must be in the grade listed for specific camps. (Troops are not guaranteed to be placed in the same unit, unless you are registering for Troops Love Camping.)

Multiple sessions There is no limit to the number of sessions each girl may attend (financial assistance is available for one session only.) A separate registration form is required for each session. Feel free to make copies of the form, download it from our website, or request a copy from a service center. There is no need to submit additional copies of the health history form.

Applying for financial assistance (PAG) Girl Scouts of Central Indiana is committed to providing a positive experience to every girl who wants to be a Girl Scout. PAG's are provided so that a family’s economic status will not be a barrier to participation.

To apply, submit the PAG application with your camp registration form and health history form.

A $20 deposit per girl is required to secure her placement. This deposit is not refundable unless your child cannot be placed into a session. Use a separate grant application per girl. Please do not mail in your PAG without your camp registration form. We cannot process the PAG until the camp

registration is received.

All applicants will be notified by email as to the approval of the request.

All PAG information is kept strictly confidential. Grants are available for one camp session per girl.

Camp fees

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Full fee must be paid no later than May 31 for all camp dates. Failure to do so will result in loss of reservation.

Registration closes Registration closes two weeks before the beginning of each day camp session or when the session is full, whichever is first.

Refund procedure The camp fee does not cover the entire cost of your child attending camp. The remainder is covered by various funding sources that support Girl Scouts of Central Indiana. For this reason the refund policy is: •

Refunds are given only if written cancellation is received at least two weeks prior to sessions.

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$25 of fee will be retained for handling charges.

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Bus fees are not refundable.

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No refunds for Family Camp.

Refund requests are only accepted through July 21.

Refunds are not given to no shows or campers leaving camp early due to personal reasons including homesickness, sports, family vacations, behavior, lice, etc.

Camp info â&#x20AC;˘ Day camp

Summer camping opportunities with Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Adventure is out there, what are you waiting for? There are many ways you can join the fun at summer camp. From a Journey camp on a college campus, to high adventure at a resident camp, to laughter and excitement at day camp; there is something for everyone!

There are also many opportunities for you to attend camp with a parent or favorite adult, your whole family or your entire troop.

If you are a Girl Scout in grades 1-12 (in the fall), you are welcome and encouraged to attend our camps! If you are not a Girl Scout, you are also invited to experience camp, too! Girls who are not current Girl Scouts will pay a fee of $35 per summer, which includes the Girl Scouts of the USA membership fee. This will allow girls to attend summer camp, as well as participate in Girl Scout Program activities, such as the ones in this program guide, all year long. Adeventure awaits!

Please fill out the camp registration form.

Camp fees Girl Scouts of Central Indiana is committed to providing high-quality, affordable outdoor programming for girls. Thanks to the support of product sales and other funding to the council, we are able to keep the cost of camp sessions substantially lower than the actual cost.

Listed below are brief descriptions of each type of summer opportunity, along with answers to some frequently asked questions. If you have additional questions, or need more information after reading through the camp brochure, please contact Camping Services at 317.924.6827 or mmontgomery@girlscoutsindiana.org.

Day camp Day camp is for all girls entering grades 1-7, and is a day-only experience for you to meet girls, just like you, who are excited and ready for adventure! Explore the outdoors with new friends for several days in the summer. Some camp activities will allow you to explore the great outdoors, and you will get to learn outdoor skills and about nature.

Other experiences will happen indoors, and you will get to learn science or technology skills on a college campus.

There are many experiences availalble, and there is something for everyone! Some day camps offer bus transportation, and some do not. Some are week long experiences, and some are only a few days.

Attend camp as an individual camper, and you will be placed in a unit according to your grade in the fall. Please remember this is not a troop activity and the entire troop will not be placed together in one unit. You can, however, request ONE friend as a camp buddy.

This is your chance to make new friends!

This is a perfect first camping experience if you have never spent a week away from home before, as you will be able to go home in the evenings. Several of the day camps offer an overnight option one night for girls to experience overnight camp with their unit.

At day camp, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll try new craft projects, discover the wonders of the outdoors, explore nature, play games, experiment with science, math, and technology, make new friends and make lasting memories. Your unit will get to spend one night laughing, singing and in camp together.

If you take a bus to camp, bus transportation will not be offered Thursday night or Friday morning if you choose not to spend the night. Day camp is a great way to build your courage, confidence, and character!

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Day camp • Questions and answers What do I wear to day camp?

Old clothes are best and should include shorts or long pants, T-shirts or tank tops (no halters or midriffs), socks/shoes (closed-toe and no sandals), jacket or sweatshirt, raincoat or poncho if wet conditions are predicted.

Is there anything my camper can't have with her at day camp?

We do not allow any of the following so that girls are safe and they gain the full benefit of the camp experience: •

Electronic devices (including cell phones, tablets, electronic games and music playing devices)

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Weapons, alcohol or tobacco products

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Drugs (prescription and over-the-counter drugs must be turned in to the camp health supervisor)

What do I bring to day camp each day?

Bring these items daily to camp in a backpack or similar type of bag. Mark the bag with camper’s name, unit name, and bus stop name or “car rider.”

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Hat or bandana

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Swimsuit and towel

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Closed-toe-shoes

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An extra pair of closed-toe-shoes (that you don't mind getting wet)

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A plastic grocery bag for wet clothes and shoes

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Raincoat or rain poncho (if weather warrants it)

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A water bottle (bottles with a screw on lid are best; no bottles with straws)

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Sunscreen and insect repellent (non-aerosol)

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Camper name (first and last name), unit name

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Lunch for Monday-Wednesday Sycamore Valley and Na Wa Kwa Day Camp only

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Light-weight sleeping bag or bedroll (blankets)

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Fitted, twin sheet (to cover mattress; girls in primitive units will not need this)

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Pajamas or large T-shirt for sleeping in

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Change of clothing, socks, underwear, etc.

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Toothpaste, toothbrush, comb/hair brush

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Towel, washcloth, soap

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Flashlight with new batteries

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Day pack items (carry daily)

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Extra trash bag (labeled) for return trip home-many bags tear and a replacement is necessary

If my camper has a game/event, can I pick her up and return her at any time?

We do appreciate all campers remaining at camp for the entire day. It is disruptive to your camper and the other campers in her unit to pick girls up midway through the day and bring girls back.

If it is critical to take your camper out of camp, you will need to contact the camp director prior to or during check-in on the first day. Your camper will not be able to return to camp until 8:30 a.m. the next day. Please provide a note with the day, time, reason, and who will be picking up to the camp director on that day.

What do I bring if I am staying overnight on Thursday?

Some campers will be in tents, and others will be in cabins, depending on the camp and the age of the girl.

Bring these items to camp in a duffle bag or similar type bag on Thursday. Place all items in a trash or water-resistant bag that the camper can carry. Please label all bags with the following information (duct tape and a permanent marker works best):

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Camp info • Campus camps • Family or troop camp • Troops Love Camp-

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Campus camps

Family or troop camp

These are either day or overnight experiences at a college or academy campus. Girls will engage in hands-on learning of skills such as coding, fashion design with electronics, or construction. Or girls may choose to explore leadership and get started on their Girl Scout Silver or Gold Awards at Journey University. No matter the camp a girl chooses, she will experience campus life, engage with professors and college students, and get to explore new ideas and challenges.

This is an overnight experience for the entire family, just one parent or favorite adult, or the entire troop.

Specialty staff provide activities such as swimming, archery, crafts, nature, campfires, and other activities as noted in the program description. You can have your meals provided, or you can choose a program where you cook all your meals. Whichever program you choose, girls and their families or troops will get to have planned programming as well as free time to explore camp, work on badges, or hang out and enjoy the outdoors. See page 30 for Camp Na Wa Kwa and page 50 for Gallahue, for more information on Family Camp.

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Camp info • Resident camp

Resident camp Are you ready for summer camp?

Get ready for a summer you will never forget. Resident camp is an experience filled with excitement, exploration, laughter, and friendship.

For more information about the many different resident camp experiences we offer, visit girlscoutsindiana.org.

Resident camp is an overnight experience where you will get to stay in a tent, cabin, lodge, or even a college campus for two nights or up to two weeks. Attend with a friend, camp buddy, or by yourself. You will make new friends with lots of girls from across our 45 counties. Troops and/ or groups can sign up as individual campers and will be placed in units according to your desired session.

You and your counselors will plan activities together, taking advantage of the unique opportunities available at each camp.

Summer camp staff are chosen carefully for their ability to work with girls and teach specific skills. All staff undergo a stringent interview and reference check, and must pass a background check. Camp staff also spend a week–or longer–learning the specific skills, safety, and procedures required by Girl Scouts.

If you have not spent the night away from home very often, you may want to try a shorter period of time for your first resident camp experience. If you are very outgoing or adventurous, regardless of your age, you may want to just jump right in with a full-week experience!

Girls must bring their health form to camp on the first day of camp. Do not mail it or fill it out online.

Are you ready for camp?

Take the quiz on pages 14-15 to see if you and your parents are ready for camp.

Resident camp questions and answers What is camp life like?

All campers are expected to participate in all-camp kapers, including making their bed, maintaining their living area, and rotating responsibilities in the dining hall.

Each camper is also responsible for her own personal care and grooming. Campers will sleep either in a unit house with their counselors in a separate room nearby, or in platform tents with the counselors in their own tent in the unit. Campers are given a voice in planning all activities, which could include art projects, swimming, cookouts and campfire activities.

How may I contact my camper? May I visit or call her?

Parents and other family members may visit the camps during their designated open house. We do not accept visitors during resident camp as seeing a parent/ caregiver may spark homesickness in many campers. Also, because telephone calls from home tend to increase the likelihood of homesickness, we ask that you refrain from calling camp. We need to keep our phone lines available for business and emergency purposes. We also ask that you do not allow your daughters to bring a cell phone to camp. Parents are always welcome to call the camp director for an update on their daughter.

What health precautions are taken? Is a physical exam required?

A resident camp health history and exam form will be included in the camper’s confirmation packet. As part of our check-in procedures, all campers must be seen at the infirmary on opening day. We will do a head check and discuss any special needs with each camper.

Campers are required to turn in all medications, both prescribed and over-the-counter, in the original containers, to the health director on opening day. If your daughter is on medication, we will administer her medication as noted on the bottle.

What if my daughter has special needs?

At camp, we make every effort to allow all girls to enjoy our camp sessions. If you have concerns about your daughterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ability to participate in our camp, please call us before registering her for camp. For girls with a chronic illness or disability, a written statement from her physician is required and must indicate the girl can participate in routine activities without harm to herself. Routine activities include hiking at least two miles each day, living in a tent with steps, showering and changing clothes by herself, and walking up and down hills possibly in the dark with a buddy. If your daughter cannot do these activities without help, we can suggest other camp opportunities that she might enjoy.

Unfortunately, we cannot offer one-on-one helpers for campers.

Please do not be alarmed if the first letter you receive from your daughter reflects her feelings of homesickness. It was probably written at a low time, and by the time you receive it your daughter is having a great time playing with her new friends. Your encouraging attitude both before and during camp will help prevent homesickness. Please remember that campers who overcome homesickness have met a real challenge and can feel a sense of pride in themselves. If a camperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s homesickness should persist, the parents/ guardians will be notified by the camp director. More information on homesickness will be mailed with confirmations. Campers do not have access to phones and may not bring cell phones.

How often do campers swim and shower?

Weather permitting, all campers have the opportunity to swim and shower every day of their session with the exception of opening and closing days.

Will my daughter need money at camp?

No, she will not have the opportunity to purchase anything while at camp. She will receive her T-shirt at the end of the session. If, however, your daughter is in a session that will be traveling out of camp, you may send extra money along with her. We ask that your daughter does not bring an excessive amount, as her needs will be taken care of while attending camp. The money you send may be spent on anything she wants.

What if my daughter gets homesick?

Because homesickness is common at camp, especially for first-time campers, our staff members are trained to provide a caring, supportive environment for your child.

Homesickness usually passes in a day or two.

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Camp quiz

Are you ready for camp?

Take the quiz and find out! Circle the answer that best describes you. Add up the numbers for your total score.

1 = NO WAY

2 = MAYBE

3 = FOR SURE!

FOR GIRLS 1

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You enjoy staying overnight at a friend's house.

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You're good at being part of a team.

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You shampoo and brush/comb your own hair.

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When you see a bug, spider, or mouse, you don't like it, but you can handle it.

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You make your own bed and keep track of your own things.

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You love to make new friends and do things with other girls.

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You can sleep in an outdoor platform tent.

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You like to help plan activities that you are participating in.

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Walking to another building to use the bathroom and sink is no big deal.

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You're okay sleeping in a tent with 3-4 other girls and an adult nearby.

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You're willing to help with Kapers (camp chores: cleaning, setting tables, etc.).

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You love singing songs, playing games having lots of fun!

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You live by the Girl Scout Law.

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You can use a latrine.

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You can't wait to get to camp!

FOR PARENTS 1

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You relax and enjoy yourself when your daughter is at a sleepover.

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It would be fun only communicating by snail mail while your daughter is away.

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You would be okay following the policies and procedures that apply to camp.

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You're prepared to not see your daughter for several days.

1 2 3

You're comfortable with your daughter living and playing in an outdoor, rustic setting where it may rain and there are things such as bugs and spiders.

1 2 3

You're willing to work with your daughter to ensure she is comfortable with being more independent at camp than she might be used to.

1 2 3

You believe Girl Scout camp provides girls with a fun and rewarding experience that builds girls of courage, confidence, and character.

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You trust the camp director and counselors with your daughter's safety.

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You think your daughter would enjoy sleeping in a tent with 3-4 other girls.

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You're confident in your daughter's ability to maintain her hygiene.

1 2 3

You're confident in your daughter's ability to make her own bed and keep track of her own things.

FOR GIRLS _______ TOTAL POINTS

If you scored: 15-25 points You're adventurous, but it might be a good idea for you to wait until next year to come to resident camp.

26-35 points You might enjoy bringing a buddy with you to camp. You'll feel more comfortable!

36-45 points You're a pro! We'll see you at camp.

FOR PARENTS

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_______ TOTAL POINTS

If you scored: 11-18 points It might be a good idea for your Girl Scout to wait until next year to come to resident camp.

19-26 points Your Girl Scout might enjoy having a buddy to make her and you feel more comfortable.

Because at camp each day is ridiculously amazing!

27-33 points You and your Girl Scout are ready for this new adventure! You're confident in her abilities and willing to help her prepare.

"I want to thank [the camp director] and counselors for the great time my daughter had at camp! She will be back next summer!"

- Julia, parent Register at girlscoutsindiana.org

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Journey University and STEM camps

Meet Kendra Nowell Camp director, Journey University, STEM, and TAGS Summer is my FAVORITE time of the year! With over 15 years of experience in summer camp programming, I still love all the fun summer activities! I enjoy teaching basic camp skills and non-traditional ways of camping. I believe camping is a state of mind, and all you need is to add creativity and a smile to have a blast!

I can't wait to teach you new ways to experience the great outdoors and enjoy summer fun with you!

Journey University and STEM camp Please note: Transportation is not provided for these camps. More information about drop off and pick-up will follow in a confirmation packet.

From Photography to Robots Grades: 4, 5, 6 Are you curious to learn more about STEM? This camp will bring technology skills to life by creating opportunities for girls to explore digital photography, programming robots, and computational thinking. Campers will build simple computer games and puzzles in a safe and high-energy environment. Fun additional components include electronic invention, internet safety tips, and interactive activities to learn coding theory. Campers will earn the Programming Robots badge, the Digital Photography Badge, and will leverage computational thinking skills to embark on the Think Like a Programmer Journey. Snacks and lunch are provided each day!

Session A: Apr 2-6 (Spring Break)

Indiana University E-textiles: Camp Runway Grades: 6, 7, 8 Our council is teaming up with Indiana University School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering to offer an opportunity for you to jump into the exciting world of E-Textiles.

Through hands-on activities, you will gain an understanding of printing technology, 3D visualization, basic electronic circuitry, basic programming, sewing, prototyping and the design cycle. Using what you learn, create your own electronic textile creation using an input (e.g., temperature) to produce an output (e.g., LEDs lighting up.) The camp will culminate in a show where you will get to show off your new creations to your parents, caregivers and friends. You will stay on the beautiful Indiana University campus in one of the dorms, and experience what it is like to be a college student.

July 8-12 $360 Indiana University Bloomington Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.94.6811

Journey University Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Are you working toward your Girl Scout Silver or Gold Award? Do you want a quick way to get all the prerequisites out of the way so you can dive right into the project? Here’s your chance!

Journey University will take through a Girl Scout journey from It’s Your Planet Love It! It’s Your Story Tell It!, and It’s Your World Change It! Series.

Receive official council training on your Girl Scout Silver or Gold Award and create a plan for your project. $140 Jun 25-30 • 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

$75

aMaze (Grades 6-8) Media (Grades 6-8) Breathe (Grades 6-8) Mission Sisterhood (Grades: 9-10) Girltopia (Grades: 9-10)

9am-4pm

Sow What (Grades: 9-10)

Girl Scout Adult and Learning Center

Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.94.6811

Session B: June 11-15 Session C: June 18-22 Session D: July 16-20

7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.94.6811

Maker Camp Grades: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 This girl-inspired maker camp will foster a creative confidence in you! Discover inspiring ways to imagine, design, invent, tinker and make through hands-on projects, interactive challenges and collaborative creations. Every girl can be a maker–so let’s start making!

Note: Bring a sack lunch and drink each day.

Camp: 9 a.m.–4 p.m. daily

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$180/girl for camp only

1st Maker Space at Shortridge High School 3401 N Meridian St, Indianapolis Session 1: June 25-29 4, 5, 6 Session 2: July 23-27 1, 2, 3 Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.94.6811 Girls will complete Think Like an Engineer journey

Marian University Resident Camp: Girls Exploring Medical Sciences (G.E.M.S.) Grades: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Are you fascinated in biology class about how the human body works? Do you find yourself drawn to the Untold Stories of the ER TV show?

Then, this camp based in Marian University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine is for you!

Learn about various medical specialties and participate in lots of hands-on activities. Learn how to splint a broken arm, how to evaluate a newborn, explore how the heart works and possibly even hold a heart specimen! Spend an entire day learning about how medicines are developed and produced at Eli Lilly & Co! Come spend a week learning what it might be like to be a medical student! You will stay on campus in one of Marian University residence halls.

programming skills along with digital movies and websites that they designed and built. With additional activities that include electronic invention, technology career discussions, and interactive activities to learn computer science fundamentals, campers will build an awareness of opportunities that STEM skills can open. Collaboration skills and programming techniques will be integrated throughout the camp. This workshop is for Girl Scouts who are entering grades 7, 8, 9 in the 2018-2017 academic year. No prior STEM experience is required. Campers will also enjoy swimming and other fun camp activities; snacks and lunch are provided each day! The content for this camp is powered by CodeliciousTM. Session A: Apr 2-6 (Spring Break) Session B: June 11-15 Session C: June 18-22 Session D: July 16-20 $75 9am-4pm Girl Scout Adult and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane, Indianapolis Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.94.6811

Purdue University Resident Camp: Technology Advances Girl Scouts (T.A.G.S.) Grades: 6, 7, 8

Explore the exciting world of technology with faculty, graduate students and staff of Purdue Polytechnic Institute. Participate in hands-on activities, work in college labs and expand your knowledge of STEM through technology.

The faculty, staff, and graduate students will lead the way as you experience different departments including aviation, construction June 19-22 management, computer graphics, computer technology, electrical and mechanical $320 engineering technology and technology Marian University leadership and innovation. Stay on campus in Indianapolis one of Purdue University’s residence halls and dine in the university dining halls.

Contact: Jaime Hubbard • 317.94.6859

Movie and Website and More!

Oh My! Grades 7,8,9 This camp is perfect for teens with a love for design or technology. The fast-paced, highenergy environment will expose campers to web design, digital movie making, and computational thinking. Campers will walk away with basic

July 16-19 $320 Location: Purdue University West Lafayette Contact: Kendra Nowell • 317.94.6811

Register at girlscoutsindiana.org

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Camp Sycamore Valley

Camp open house Saturday, June 2 1-3 p.m.

8439 SR 26 E, Lafayette, IN 47905 Families are invited to come and explore our beautiful camp. Camp Sycamore Valley has a large lodge where meals are served, an overflowing craft room, 4 cabin or dorm-style units, 1 tent unit, a pool with a water slide, a climbing tower and with zipline at the top (ages 9+), nature & outdoor skills program areas, low ropes challenge course for all ages, several large activity fields, plenty of trails, and a picturesque pebble ‘beach’ next to the Wildcat Creek. Camp staff, including the camp director, will be available to answer questions and run a few activities.

Camp Staff Members of our camp staff are enthusiastic, talented, fun-loving, and caring individuals. They are selected based on their experience, ability to serve as role models, and their genuine desire to work with children. Our staff is committed to creating a caring and supportive environment that respects each girl as an individual.

Staff candidates are recruited from colleges and universities, local community agencies, and referrals. Individuals must be at least 16 years old for junior staff, and 18 years old for counselors, and complete a thorough application process that includes a background check. The health and safety of our campers is always the first priority of staff.

Staff training prior to camp includes supervising and caring for campers, activity programming, first aid and CPR, team building, and much more.

Sycamore Valley boasts 160 acres of gently rolling meadows and forests just outside of Lafayette.

Enjoy water activities at the pool and riverside, crafts, nature hikes, ziplining, and more. Girls staying ovemight sleep in a dorm style cabin, A-Frame, cabin on stilts, or tents.

All programs, confirmations, additional information, and directions to camp will be mailed to you after your registration is received.

Meet Deb Thomas This is my second year as the camp director at Sycamore Valley and I can’t wait to spend it with you! I literally grew up at a summer camp (my mom was a camp nurse), and I have been camping my entire life. I was a Girl Scout troop leader for 7 years and my two daughters are often at camp with me. I go camping with my son’s troop as well. We are a camping family!

One of my favorite parts of camp is watching girls grow in confidence and independence as they learn, grow, and make friends. Whether it’s your daughter’s first time at camp or she’s a pro, my goal is for her to have a great time learning new skills and having a different experience each week.

See you at camp!

Day camp at Sycamore Valley ... is an experience for girls from different troops and groups to meet outdoors each day, and have outdoor fun! Fun and exploration are on the agenda every day as girls swim, sing, make crafts, play games, and more. Girls attend as individual campers and are placed in units according to their grade in the fall.

Please note: This is not troop camp and an entire troop is not guaranteed to be placed together in one unit.

Day camp fees-per person

Day camp

Sycamore Valley camper fee..................................$125

Day camp begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m., Monday-Friday, unless otherwise noted.

You will have the opportunity to spend one night (Thursday) at camp. On the overnight, you will sleep in a tent/ cabin with other girls. Adults will have separate sleeping quarters. Only registered adults volunteering the entire five days are allowed to stay for the overnight.

Non-Girl Scout fee*.................................................... $160 Day camp Aide fee...................................................... $35 Day camp Aide in Training fee................................. $45 Tag-a-long fee............................................................... $40 Full payment is due at time of registration. All fees include a day camp T-shirt and patch. *Includes Girl Scouts of the USA membership fee.

Please fill out the girl membership form and the camp registration form in the back of the book.

Meals Campers bring their own non-refrigerated lunches on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Camp fee includes Thursday lunch and dinner, and Friday breakfast and lunch. Snacks will be provided every day. Campers with allergies and/or special diets should contact the camp director at least two weeks before the session so the cook has time to shop and prepare.

Before/after care for day camp New this year! We are offering extended hours for all day camp sessions. Early drop off starts at 7:30 a.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Late pickup (campers must be picked up by 5p.m.)on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday only. Please note that all campers need to be picked up by 3:45 p.m. on Friday.

Extended hours are included in camp fee but you must register your daughter at least 2 weeks before the session to make sure we are adequately staffed for it. During the extended hours, campers will either participate in games in the field or, in bad weather, do a simple craft or watch a movie indoors.

Typical day at camp 8:30-8:45 a.m.

Arrive at camp

9-9:30 a.m.

Flag ceremony

9:45-10:30 a.m.

Art, badge or nature activities

10:45-11:30 a.m.

Swimming, hiking or archery

11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.

Lunch

1-2:45 p.m.

Themed activity

2:45-3 p.m.

Flag ceremony

3:30-3:45 p.m.

Depart camp

Every day at camp is filled with different adventures and fun experiences! The schedule above represents what a "typical day" at day camp looks like.

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Camp Sycamore Valley

Older girl leadership at day camp

Volunteer selection

Day camp aides have long been part of the day camp experience. Day camp aides provide a variety of skills, talents, and support to younger campers while continuing to develop their leadership skills in an adult supported and supervised environment.

The Camping Services Department in consultation with day camp directors approves all registrations. The selection of staff is based on the qualifications of the applicant and the staffing needs of each session. For the safety of all campers, you must be physically able to stand for long periods of time and walk on rough terrain.

All volunteers must be registered Girl Scout members and complete a background check. See forms provided.

Attend a day camp aide-in-training week (for new day camp aides) This is designed to reinforce basic skills and to give a foundation for leading and working with younger girls in the outdoors. You must be going into at least 7th grade in the fall.

Volunteer benefits -attend day or twilight camp for free

The cost is $45 and includes materials, camp T-shirt, patch, and meals on Thursday and Friday.

-waive the camp fee for the girl of your choice

All trainings are Monday-Friday with the Thursday overnight. You must complete the entire week including the overnight to be qualified to become a day camp aide.

-make a difference in a girlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s life

Experienced day camp aides and girls who have completed the training may apply to be a day camp aide. The cost is $35 per session. The fee includes meals on Thursday and Friday, a camp T-shirt, and patch. You must attend all five days, including the overnight.

-receive a camp T-shirt and patch To waive the camp fee, you must attend the pre-camp volunteer meeting, attend day or twilight camp all five days, and for day camp, stay on the overnight.

Please understand that you are expected to volunteer the entire week. This is for the safety and well-being of our campers. No exceptions!

Volunteer Training

Become a day camp or twilight camp volunteer!

All day and twilight camp volunteers must attend the pre-camp meeting on June 2, 3-5 p.m.

Do you enjoy the outdoors and have a passion for working with children? Volunteer at camp!

Interested parents and adults are invited to register.

At this meeting, you will receive a day/twilight camp volunteer manual, learn about the specifics of your session, meet camp staff and other volunteers youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be working with, and get your questions answered.

Tag-a-longs If you are a registered day camp or twilight camp volunteer attending all week and have a younger child, she or he may participate in camp with you. Volunteers can bring a younger child for $40/ child for the week. This fee includes a camp T-shirt, patch, daily snack, meals on Thursday and Friday, and supplies. This fee cannot be prorated if your child does not stay every day or for the overnight. Girls must be 3-5 years old; girls who have completed kindergarten should register for camp as a Girl Scout Daisy. Boys registering as a tag must be 3-8 years old. All children registering as a tag must be out of diapers.

Unleash your creativity!

Join the conversation! @girlscoutsin

Day camp sessions A Year of Holidays Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Celebrate a new holiday every day! Celebrate the New Year, wear a costume for Halloween, eat a Thanksgiving dinner and, of course, celebrate the 4th of July with us! A schedule of which holidays to be celebrated on each day will be sent in the confirmation so you can dress up if you wish.

July 2-6

Camp Construction Grades 5, 6, 7 Grab your tool belt and learn how to safely handle and use common tools such as hammers, drills, and saws under close supervision. Campers will learn the basics while completing useful projects for the camp such as giant jenga, a box hockey game, or bat houses. Campers will complete all requirements for the Woodworker badge.

June 4-8

Forest Fun Grades 1, 2, 3, 4 Spend time in the forest this week learning all about critters and plants who call it home. Do nature crafts, earn the Bugs, Flowers, or Animal Habitat badge, and you may even have some animals visit that you can get up close and personal with!

July 9-13

Mad Scientist Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Lab coats, goggles, beakers – oh my! Science in the outdoors can be a blast – literally!

Participate in a variety of hands on experiments while learning about our world. Of course they’ll be traditional summer camp activities such as archery, swimming, the climbing tower/zipline, and more as well.

July 16-20

Penguins & Polar Bears Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 Penguins and polar bears live surrounded by water and for a week at camp – so do you!

Whether it’s swimming in the pool, cooling off with the mega-sprinkler, creek stomping, or just a good old-fashion water fight, you are sure to be as cool as the North Pole and South Pole animals

you’ll learn about.

June 25-29 Note: Bus transportation is provided to/from the Kokomo Girl Scout House this week only. Details available under camp information on website.

Please note that bus is subject to cancellation based on number of girls signed up to use bus at end of May. Sign up for bus before May 25!

Robin Hood Grades 5, 6, 7 Participate in a service project to help out the camp and learn to shoot a bow and arrow just like Robin Hood. Spend every morning at the archery range learning to use different type of bows, shooting at different targets and playing archery games. The afternoons will be spent swimming, playing games, and more. Campers will complete requirements for the archery badge.

July 9-13

Superhero Artists Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 The worlds’ most evil villains have stolen all the art! It’s up to you, our superhero campers, to create more art to replace it and hunt down the villains. Are you ready to solve the mystery and be creative? Campers will complete requirements for the outdoor art badge.

June 11-15

Take a Journey Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Spend the week completing a Journey while having an exciting adventure at camp! Campers will complete the Welcome to the Flower Garden, Wonders of Water, or Get Moving journey – all while doing fun typical summer camp activities like swimming, the low ropes challenge course, crafts, games, and more.

June 18-22

Wacky Sports Grades 1, 2, 3, 4 Welcome to the fun world of wacky sports.

Whether it’s foot golf, human foosball, silly relay races, or an oversized volleyball, everyone wins when they are having fun.

June 4-8

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Camp Sycamore Valley

Twilight Camp at Sycamore Valley … is an experience for girls from different troops to meet outdoors each evening and have fun! Girls will sing, swim, make crafts, play games and more! This evening camp is perfect for girls who are busy with sports, band, or summer school during the day. Girls attend as individual campers and are placed in units according to their grade in the fall.

Drop-off 6:15-6:30 p.m.; pickup 9:30-9:45 p.m.

Cost $60

Wild West

Impressive Mess

Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Dust off your cowboy hat because you’ll be transported back to the Wild West! Spend your summer evenings with leatherworking, campfires, pioneer games, learning constellations, night hikes, and more.

Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Neat freaks beware! Paint, mud, dirt, food, and more are on the schedule for a fun filled messy week at camp! Discover what a “Sundae from the Sky” is, create a mud sculpture, and more.

June 11-15

June 25-29

Mini resident camp

Camp Sampler

Perfect for campers not quite sure if they are ready for a full week at camp. Campers will stay in a modern dorm building with electricity, flush toilets, and showers.

Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 This 3-day, 2 night mini-res session will deliver a sampling of fun traditional summer camp activities including archery, crafts, nature, the low ropes course, swimming and more!

Check-in 2-2:30 p.m.; Check-out 11:30-noon Cost $95

July 1-3

Resident camp

Shipwrecked Adventures

Experience the fun and independence of staying overnight for a week at camp! Stargazing, night hikes, campfires, and more – camp is a whole different world at night! Campers will stay in a modern dorm building with electricity, flush toilets, and showers but may also have a campout one night (or 2!) elsewhere in camp.

Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Ahoy mates! You’ve been attacked by pirates and stranded on Sycamore Valley island. To survive you’ll learn useful knots, build an emergency shelter, light fires, navigate by the stars, identify wild edible plants, and more! This adventure filled week will be full of pirates, survival skills, an afternoon off-camp river canoe trip, and more fun than a pirate chest full of gold! Complete your Outdoor Journey this week and you’ll be on your way to earning your Girl Scout Bronze or Silver Award!

Check-in 2-2:30 p.m.; Check-out 11:30 a.m.-noon Cost $215

June 17-22

Family Camp at Sycamore Valley Memorial Day Weekend, May 25-28 Unwind after a busy school year with a relaxing weekend at Camp Sycamore Valley. Share a wonderful family experience, meet other Girl Scout families, and make new friends.

Staff-led activities are planned each day to compliment your relaxing weekend. Lifeguards will be on duty at the pool. Other activity options include archery, low ropes challenge course, crafts, hiking, creek stomping, games and more. Bring fishing gear to try your luck fishing in the creek.

Eagles Nests – five cabin unit comprised of small cabins that sleep 4-6 each. One cabin is accessible, four are elevated off the ground with an outside staircase, picnic table below, and black hole slide to go down. Fire rings, pit latrines, and water from a pump. The shelter has picnic tables, countertops, fireplace, and electricity.

Fee per family: $60 A Frames – Shady campsite with 4 cabins that sleep 4-6 each. Fire rings, pit latrines, and water from a pump. The shelter has picnic tables, countertops, fireplace, and electricity.

Fee per family: $60 Program Center - Two wings; each sleep 20, private bathrooms, showers, modern kitchen, fire ring.

you can purchase a meal plan and let us do the cooking for you. Meal plans are an additional $22 per person. Use the family camp registration form to select this option.

Someone in the family must be a registered Girl Scout member. A family consists of individuals living in the same household.

No campers, trailers, or motor homes, and no hookups. No pets, smoking, alcohol, or weapons allowed.

No refunds for family camp weekends.

Complete the registration form and return it with check or money order* payable to Girl Scouts of Central Indiana. Mail to:

Fee per wing: $125

Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane Indianapolis, IN 46214

Primitive camping site – The shelter has electricity, a fireplace, and picnic tables. The site has pit latrines, water from a pump, and fire ring with grate on this large grassy area overlooking Wildcat Creek.

*You may also pay by Visa or MasterCard by completing the information on the registration.

When paying by charge, you may fax your form to the Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis at 317.931.3346.

Fee per family: $25

Confirmations, additional information, and directions to camp will be mailed to you after your registration is received. If you have questions, call the Camping Services Department at 317.924.6800.

Each family or troop is responsible for their own meals. An ice maker is in the lodge for you to use.

If you don't have time to shop and plan meals

Never stop exploring Register at girlscoutsindiana.org

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Camp Na Wa Kwa

Camp open house Sunday, June 10 noon-4 p.m.

7865 E CR 300 N Poland, IN 47868 Kate Weidner • 317.924.6834

Shady pines, sunny meadows and a sparkling pond in the middle of the countryside beckon girls to explore all the outdoor fun Camp Na Wa Kwa has to offer. Canoeing, hiking, swimming, and fishing are just some of the many activities that await.

This summer, girls have a choice of day camp, mini resident camp, family camp, TLC (Troops Love Camping!) or weekend camp with a parent or favorite adult.

For all camps, a detailed confirmation letter will be mailed to you after your registration is received.

Day camp at Na Wa Kwa ... is an experience for girls from different troops and groups to meet outdoors each day, and have outdoor fun! Girls swim, sing, make crafts, play games, and more. Girls attend as individual campers and are placed in units according to their grade in the fall.

Please note: This is not a troop camp and an entire troop will not be placed together in one unit. Girls may request a friend to be with on the registration form.

Wild Women Grades: K, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 Wild Women who change the world start off by going to Girl Scout camp. Learn more about famous women in history who changed the world by being Go-getters, Innovators, Risk-takers, and Leaders while we have fun at camp. Cook out, climb the wall, aim at the archer target, canoe, and swim! Challenge yourself to figure out how you will change the world. $125 • *non-member $155 June 18-22 Transportation: Campers are to be dropped off at camp or ride the bus Tentative Bus stops: • • • •

Meet Kate Weidner Camp director, Camp Na Wa Kwa Camps and the outdoors is why I stayed in Girl Scouts. Come out to Camp Na Wa Kwa and enjoy all of the fun we have to offer. Challenge yourself in many ways- canoe, climb, aim your bow, make new friends, learn new songs, creek stomp and be yourself!

TBD, Brazil Cloverdale High School, Cloverdale Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute Spencer Elementary, Spencer

Bus times and locations will be determined two weeks prior to start of camp. Times and locations may change depending on the numbers of campers at each stop.

Typical bus pick up times fall between 7:15-8:30 a.m. and drop off times fall between 3:30-4:45 p.m.

Note: Parents/caregivers, if you plan to drive your daughter to camp, campers must be dropped off at camp no earlier than 8:30 a.m. and picked up between 3:40-4 p.m. each day.

Dream bigger Reach higher

Day camp info at Na Wa Kwa

Day camp hours

8:30-8:45 a.m.

Arrive at camp

Day camp begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m., Monday-Friday, unless otherwise noted. You will have the opportunity to spend one night (Thursday) at camp. On the overnight, you will sleep in a tent/cabin with other girls. Adults will have separate sleeping quarters. Only registered adults volunteering the entire five days are allowed to stay for the overnight. Child care before and after hours is not provided.

9-9:30 a.m.

Flag ceremony

Must be going into grade 1-11 in the fall.

9:45-10:30 a.m.

Art, badge or nature activities

The cost is $45. The fee of the training includes training materials, a day camp T-shirt and patch.

10:45-11:30 a.m.

Swimming, hiking or archery

Typical day at camp

11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.

Lunch

1-2:45 p.m.

Themed activity

2:45-3 p.m.

Flag ceremony

3:30-4 p.m.

Depart camp

Every day at camp is filled with different adventures and fun experiences! The schedule above represents what a "typical day" at day camp looks like.

Become a day camp volunteer!

Do you enjoy the outdoors and have a passion for working with children? Volunteer at day camp!

Volunteers are the core of the day camp staff.

Without volunteers, this valuable learning experience would not be possible for girls of central Indiana.

Volunteer selection The selection of staff is based on the qualifications of the applicant and the staffing needs at camp. For the safety of all campers, you must be physically able to stand for long periods of time and walk on rough terrain if you are interested in volunteering. All volunteers must be registered Girl Scout members and complete a background check. See forms provided.

Volunteer benefits •

Attend day camp for free

•

Waive the camp fee for the girl of your choice

•

Receive a camp T-shirt and patch

•

Make a difference in a girl’s life

To waive a camp fee, you must attend a pre-camp meeting, attend day camp all five full days (Monday through Friday), and stay on the overnight (Thursday night).

Please understand that you are expected to volunteer the entire week. This is for the safety and well being of our campers. No exceptions!

Volunteer training All day camp volunteers must attend the pre-camp meeting June 9, noon-3 p.m. At this meeting, you will receive a day camp volunteer staff manual; receive unit assignments, unit lists, and unit schedules; learn about the specifics of the session; meet the people they will be volunteering with; and work with others to develop activities for your unit.

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Camp Na Wa Kwa

Family camp at Na Wa Kwa July 6-8 Enjoy a quiet weekend at camp with your family!

Get away from the crowds, and enjoy the beautiful grounds at Camp Na Wa Kwa. Share a wonderful family experience, meet other Girl Scout families and make new friends! Staff-led activities are planned each day, but you are free to enjoy exploring camp on your own.

Lifeguards will be on duty at the swimming pool and for canoeing on the lake. Other activity options include the climbing wall, zip line, archery, and hiking along the fossil beds.

Upon check-in, you will receive a schedule of when these activities take place throughout the weekend.

Eight traditional, four-person platform tents (3 units) Eight, four-person cabins (1 unit) Two, ten-person yurts and three additional four-person platform tents (1 unit)

to the Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis at 317.931.3346.

No refunds for family camp weekends.

Don't have time to grocery shop before your big weekend? No problem! Purchase a meal plan and let us do the cooking for you. Includes Friday cookout, all meals Saturday, and Sunday breakfast. Additional fee of $15 per person. Use the Family Camp registration form on page 61 to select this option.

Weekend sessions Grab your favorite adult, and attend a mini session for a great time together this summer.

Meals, activities, and supplies are all provided – and fun is guaranteed!

Note: This is not troop camp, and an entire troop is not guaranteed to be placed together in one unit.

Me & My Gal

Primitive camping site: Site includes fire ring and fire grate. Water is available from a pump. No electricity is available and there is no latrine.

Grades: All Enjoy spending time with a special female adult this summer, just the two of you! Swimming, archery, zip lining, s'mores, hiking, crafts, and canoeing are sure to make this a fun-filled weekend. You will stay in one of Camp Na Wa Kwa's five beautiful units. We have activities planned, but you are free to enjoy time together on your own.

Fee: $30/family

$90/girl and adult team; $15/additional sister

Someone in the family must be a registered Girl Scout member. A family consists of individuals living in the same household.

June 15-17 • Check in: 5-7 p.m. | Check out: noon

Each family must bring their own equipment – see the day camp overnight equipment list for suggestions. No campers, trailers, or motor homes; no hookups. For everyone’s safety, no pets, smoking, alcohol, or weapons are allowed.

Grades: All Go on an adventure with your favorite male adult this summer. Cheer one another up the climbing wall, splash each other while canoeing, and strap on your hiking boots for a trek around camp. We have activities planned, but you are free to enjoy your time together on your own.

All units have access to fire rings, kitchen shelter with picnic tables, running water and pit latrines.

None have electricity.

Fee: $60/family

To register, complete the Family Camp registration form on page 62 and return it with check or money order* payable to Girl Scouts of Central Indiana.

Mail to: Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane Indianapolis, IN 46214 *You may also pay by Visa or MasterCard by completing the information on the registration.

When paying by charge, you may fax your form

Me & My Guy

$90/girl and adult team; $15/additional sister June 29-July 1 • Check in: 5-7 p.m.

Check out: noon

Troops Love Camping sessions Date

Days

Camper min/max

June 22-24 July 13-15 $90 girl • $35/adult

Friday-Sunday Friday-Sunday

25/160 25/160

Check in: 4-6 p.m. | Check out: noon.

Want to share summer camp with your Girl Scout troop? Join our staff and other troops for a fun filled troop camping experience! You and your troop will will stay for three days and two nights. This is perfect if your troop is new to outdoor experiences, or prefers to experience summer camp together. Participate in many hands-on activities and enjoy crafts, outdoor cooking, swimming and other camp experiences.

Since most of the activities will be run by camp staff, camp experience is not necessary.

Camper fee includes T-shirt and camp patch.

All adults will receive a T-shirt and camp patch.

Full payment is due at time of registration, unless applying for financial assistance.

Leadership Your troop must provide its own leadership through parents, leaders, and other family members. All adults must be registered Girl Scouts. A minimum of two adults must be in camp at all times. At least one must be 21 years of age; others may be 18 or older. Your troop must meet the adult to girl ratio per Safety-Wise.

During your stay, we will provide activities, supplies and meals throughout the day and evening. Your leaders’ responsibility will consist of supervising your troop at various activities, escorting them to the different places in camp, and providing activities during free time. You will also need to provide transportation.

Mini resident camp Experience the fun and independence of sleeping outdoors in cabins, tents or even yurts! At resident camp, the adventures don't stop just because the sun goes down. Fireside s'mores, night hikes and singing under the stars are all part of the fun! Plus, activities like canoeing, archery, rock climbing, and zip lining make memories and friends to last a lifetime.

Special Agent Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Sister Girl Scout spies will solve mysteries at camp during this session. Find out more about fingerprints and forensic science. What clues can you find in the woods? All the fun camp adventures will be there too - canoeing, swimming, cooking over a fire, roasting marshmellows, singing songs, and having a blast!

Night Owls Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 Stay up until the sun goes down (and in summer that is later then you think), then sleep in and have a pajama breakfast. While you're out at night, learn about the stars and investigate nocturnal animals. Older girls will plan a night time party for the younger girls. Create glow in the dark crafts and create a night time scavenger hunt. Dissect owl pellets. $100/girls June 25-27 • Check in: 5-6 p.m. | Check out: 5 p.m.

$100/girl June 27-29 • Check in: 5-6 p.m. | Check out: 5 p.m.

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Camp Dellwood

Camp open house Saturday, April 28 1-3 p.m.

7201 Girl Scout Lane Indianapolis, IN 46214 Katie Wahlstrom 317.924.6809

A wooded oasis on the west side of Indianapolis, Camp Dellwood contains over 140 acres of hiking trails, streams, meadows and forests. You can swim in the pool, enjoy archery, participate in experiments or nature activities at the Math and Science Center, or get fit on the fitness and play trail.

For all camps, confirmations, additional information, and directions to camp will be mailed to you after your registration is received.

Day camp at Camp Dellwood ... is an experience for girls from different troops and groups to meet outdoors each day, and have outdoor adventures! Fun and exploration are on the agenda every day as girls swim, sing, make crafts, play games, and more. Girls attend as individual campers and are placed in units according to their grade in the fall.

Please note: This is not troop camp and an entire troop is not guaranteed to be placed together in one unit, you may request one friend as a Camp Buddy.

Day Camp Hours Day camp begins at 9 a.m. and ends at 3:30 p.m.

Monday-Friday, unless otherwise noted. You will have the opportunity to spend one night (Thursday) at camp. On the overnight, you will sleep in a tent/cabin with other girls. Adults will have separate sleeping quarters. Only registered adults volunteering the entire five days are allowed to stay for the overnight. Child care before and after hours is not provided.

Meals Lunches and snacks for each day will be provided. Thursday dinner, evening snack, and Friday breakfast are provided for those staying overnight. To ensure camper safety, food allergies and/or special diets cannot be accommodated. No discount can be provided if a camper does not eat the camp meals or snacks. Campers can also bring their own non refrigerated lunches.

Transportation Bus riders: Optional bus transportation is available and is included in the camp fee. Girls may attend the session of their choice. However, transportation will only be provided according to the day camp bus transportation schedule per camp. Information will come via email a few days before each session with bus stop times. Typical bus pick up times fall between 7:15-8:30 a.m., and drop off times fall between 3:30-4:45 p.m. Bus stop selection can not be changed after being submitted with the registration due to the safety of girls. Please note that bus transportation is

Meet Katie Wahlstrom Camp director, Camp Dellwood Math and Science Center I have worked at Camp Dellwood for 14 years. During the school year I get to teach STEM at the Math and Science Center. This will be my fourth summer as Camp Director. I love that in the summer I get to enjoy camp with you! With the help of more than 200 amazing volunteers, we have a blast at Camp Dellwood; it is my favorite place to be.

Make a splash at the pool, hike the trails and join us for a session, or two... or three this summer!

not available on Thursday afternoons or Friday mornings due to the camp overnight. No price adjustment will be given if a girl chooses not to participate in the overnight.

Car riders: parents may drive their daughter to and from camp. Campers must be dropped off at camp no earlier than 8:30 a.m. and picked up between 3:30-4 p.m.

Day camp fees-per person Dellwood Camper fee................................................$125 Non-Girl Scout fee*.................................................... $160 Day camp Aide fee...................................................... $35 Day camp Aide in Training fee................................. $45 Tag-a-long program fee.............................................. $40 Full payment is due at time of registration. All fees include a day camp T-shirt and patch. *Includes Girl Scouts of the USA membership fee. Please also fill out the girl membership form and the camp registration form in the back of the book.

Because of Girl Scoutsâ&#x20AC;Ś

71% 48%

of girls helped other girls do an outdoor activity.

make a new discovery!

71% 29%

of girls improved an outdoor skill. of girls overcame a fear of an outdoor activity.

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Older girl leadership at day camp

Become a day camp volunteer!

Day camp aides have long been a part of the day camp experience. Day camp aides provide a variety of skills, talents and support to younger campers while continuing to develop their leadership skills in an adult supported and supervised environment.

Do you have a passion for working with children and enjoy the outdoors? Volunteer at day camp!

Without volunteers, this valuable learning experience would not be possible for the girls of central Indiana. Interested parents and adults are invited to register.

Want to be a day camp aide this summer?

Follow these steps to lead girls to new experiences and have a fun summer: Attend a day camp aide-in-training week (for new day camp aides.)

This training is designed to reinforce basic skills and to give a foundation for leading and working with younger girls in the outdoors. During the week, you will also complete the Program Aide Training. You must be going into grade 7-11 in the fall.

Volunteer selection The selection of volunteer staff is based on the qualifications of the applicant and staffing needs of each session. For the safety of all campers, you must be physically able to stand for long periods of time and walk on rough terrain if you are interesting in volunteering. All volunteers must be able to become a registered Girl Scout member and complete a background check. See forms sections.

Volunteer Benefits • Attend the day camp free of charge

The cost is $45. The fee of the training includes training materials, a day camp T-shirt and patch.

• Waive the camp fee for a girl of your choice

Camp Dellwood • Day Camp Aide-in-Training Session 1: June 4-8 Session 2: June 11-15 Session 3: June 18-22 Session 4: June 25-29

• Make a difference in a girl’s life

All trainings are Monday-Friday with an overnight on Thursday night. You must complete the entire week of training including the overnight to be qualified to become a day camp aide.

Experienced day camp aides and girls who have completed training may apply to be a day camp aide. Applicants may apply for a maximum of four sessions. The cost is $35 per session. The fee for day camp aides defrays transportation, meals and incidental expenses.

The fee also includes a day camp T-shirt and patch. You must attend all five days, including the overnight.

• Receive a camp T-shirt and patch To be a volunteer and waive a camper’s fee you must • Attend the pre-camp meeting of your week • Attend day camp all five days (Monday-Friday) • Stay on the overnight (Thursday night).

Please understand that you are expected to volunteer the entire week. This is for the safety and wellbeing of our campers. No exceptions!

Volunteer training All day camp volunteers must attend the pre-camp meeting for the session(s) you are assigned to. At this meeting, you will receive a volunteer manual, unit assignments, unit lists, and unit schedules.

Also you will learn about the specifics of the session, meet the people you will be volunteering with and work with others to develop activities for your unit.

This fee cannot be pro-rated if your child does not stay every day. The tag unit is for the children of volunteer day camp staff only. Girls registering for the tag unit must be 3-5 years of age; girls who have completed kindergarten should register for day camp as a Girl Scout Daisy. Boys registering for the tag unit must be 3-8 years of age. All children registering for the tag unit must be out of diapers.

Typical day at camp

Pre-Camp Meeting dates:

8:30-8:45 a.m.

Arrive at camp

Session 1: May 14 • 6-9 p.m.

9-9:30 a.m.

Flag ceremony

Session 2: May 29 • 6:30-9 p.m.

9:45-10:30 a.m.

Art, badge or nature activities

10:45-11:30 a.m.

Swimming, hiking or archery

Session 5: June 27 • 6:30-9 p.m.

11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m.

Lunch

Session 6: July 9 • 6:30-9 p.m.

1-2:45 p.m.

Themed activity

2:45-3 p.m.

Flag ceremony

3:30-4 p.m.

Depart camp

Session 3: May 24 • 7-9 p.m.

Session 4: June 12 • 6-9 p.m.

Tag-a-longs If you are a registered day camp volunteer attending all week and have a younger child, she or he may enjoy participating in the tag unit. Trained staff will provide activities on site for the child.

Day camp volunteers can place a younger child in the tag unit for $40/child for the week. This fee includes a day camp T-shirt, patch, daily snack, meals on all days, bus transportation, and supplies.

Every day at camp is filled with different adventures and fun experiences! The schedule above represents what a "typical day" at day camp looks like.

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Camp Dellwood day camp bus transportation To assist in determining the closest bus stop, addresses of bus stop locations are included in the schedule. Transportation is provided for service unit’s scheduled week only. If your camper is unable to attend the scheduled week, she may attend any week, but transportation is not

provided from your area. Note: If transportation is needed, she will need to use one of the bus stops listed under the particular session she plans to attend. Pick up and drop off times will be sent one week prior to the start of your camp session. Bus stops and times are subject to change.

Session #1: June 4-8 � Connie Holzhausen, volunteer director � Dellwood Round-Up Service unit

Code

Bus stop location

Bus stop address

Greenwood

D1 D2

North Grove Elementary School Center Grove Elementary School

3280 W Fairview Rd, Greenwood 2455 S Morgantown Rd, Greenwood

Danwood

D3

Danville Parks and Recreation

49 N Wayne, Danville

Johnson County

D4

Trafalgar Library

424 E Tower, Trafalgar

D5 D6

Needham Elementary School East Side Elementary School

1399 Upper Shelbyville Rd, Franklin 810 E Main Cross St, Edinburgh

Perry Township Johnson County

D45 D7

Southport High School Whiteland United Methodist Church

971 E Banta Rd, Indianapolis 300 W Main St, Whiteland

Wagon Trail

D8

Brentwood Elementary School

1630 E Oliver Ave, Plainfield

Greenwood

D9

Southwest Elementary School

619 W Smith Valley Rd, Greenwood

Aide-in-Training

Complete individual registration form

Session #2: June 11-15 � Jennifer Burke, volunteer director � Dellwood Dreamworks Service unit Southeast Indy

Code

Bus stop location

Bus stop address

D10

Central Elementary School

64 N 10th Ave, Beech Grove

Carmel East

D11

Forest Dale Elementary School

10721 Lakeshore Dr W, Carmel

D12

Abraham Lincoln Elementary School

5241 Brehob Rd, Indianapolis

Hancock

D13

New Palestine High School

4485 Victory Ln (off US 52), New Palestine

D14

Greenfield Girl Scout House

230 W North St, Greenfield

Wa-Mo-Na

D15

Paul Hadley Middle School

200 W Carlisle St, Mooresville

Perry Township

Aide-in-Training

Complete individual registration form

Session #3: June 18-22 � Roberta Nance, volunteer director � Let's Go Retro Service unit

Code

Bus stop location

Bus stop address

D39

Smoky Row Elementary School

900 W 136th St, Carmel

Carmel West

D16

Towne Meadow Elementary School

10850 Towne Rd, Carmel

Fulton

D17

Chapel Glen Elementary School

701 Lansdowne Rd, Indianapolis

D18

Former Marsh Supermarket

6243 E Washington St, Indianapolis

Manuka

D19

Former Marsh Supermarket

17901 River Ave, Noblesville

D20

Hamilton Heights Elementary School

25150 SR 19, Arcadia

Warren Township

D21 D22

Hawthorne Elementary School Old Bethel United Methodist Church

8301 E Rawles Ave, Indianapolis 7995 E 21st St, Indianapolis

West Indy

D23

William Penn School #49

1720 W Wilkins St, Indianapolis

D24

K-Mart

6780 W Washington St, Indianapolis

Carmel Central

Lourdes|Greater Irvington

Aide-in-Training

Complete individual registration form

Session #4: June 25-29 � Betsy Perkins, volunteer director � Dellwood Magic Service unit

Code

Bus stop location

Bus stop address

East/Cental Marion County West Indy

D25 D26 D27

Barnes United Methodist Church Center for Inquiry, IPS 302 Lew Wallace School #107

900 W 30th St, Indianapolis 725 N New Jersey, Indianapolis 3307 Ashway Dr, Indianapolis

Hunter

D28 D29

Messiah Lutheran Church Pittsboro United Methodist Church

801 S Green St, Brownsburg 227 E Main St, Pittsboro

Handcock

D30

McCordsville United Methodist Church

6247 Pendleton Pike, McCordsville

Pike

D42

Lincoln Middle School

5353 W 71st St, Indianapolis

Sterling

D31

Boone County 4-H Fairgrounds

1300 E 100 S, Lebanon

Zionsville

D32

Zionsville Lions Club Park

115 S Elm St, Zionsville

Aide-in-Training

Complete individual registration form

Session #5: July 9-13 � Erica Morgan, volunteer director � Wild Wild West Service unit

Code

Bus stop location

Bus stop address

Decatur

D33

Decatur Township School of Excellence

5106 S High School Rd, Indianapolis

Fishers

D34

Fishers Elementary School

11442 Lantern Rd, Fishers

Hamilton Southeastern D35

Fall Creek Intermediate School

12011 Olio Rd, Fishers

East/Cental Marion C.

D36

First Trinity Lutheran Church

5321 E 42nd St, Indianapolis

Potowatami

D43 D44

Nora Elementary School Eastwood Middle School

1000 E 91st St, Indianapolis 4401 E 62nd St, Indianapolis

Ft. Ben D37 Castleton United Methodist Church

7160 Shadeland Station, Indianapolis

8170 Hague Rd, Indianapolis

D38

Faith Presbyterian Church

(use lot at address above, NOT 71st and Shadeland)

Session #6: July 16-20 � Donna Killian, volunteer director � Old to New Service unit

Code

Bus stop location

Bus stop address

Avon

D46

Avon Intermediate School East

174 S SR 267, Avon

South East Indy

D47

The Annex

6019 S Franklin Rd, Indianapolis

Jo-She-We

D48

Christ United Methodist Church, Westfield

318 N Union St, Westfield

Ft. Ben

D49 D50

Kroger Belzer Middle School

1101 Pendleton Pike, Indianapolis 7555 E 56th St, Indianapolis

Shelby

D51

Wal-Mart Supercenter Store

2500 Progress Pkwy, Shelbyville

Winding Trails

D52 D53

Crooked Creek Elementary School Spring Mill Elementary School

2150 Kessler Blvd W Dr, Indianapolis 8250 Spring Mill Rd, Indianapolis

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Camp Gallahue Camp open house Sunday, May 20 2-5 p.m.

6758 Bear Creek Rd Morgantown, IN 46160 Barb Nichols 317.924.6864

Camp Gallahue has over 800 acres of beautiful Brown County hilltop vistas, cool valleys, beckoning forests and green meadows galore! Girls will love the enchanting lake and meandering streams, as well as the miles of hiking and horseback trails.

For all camps, confirmations, additional information, and directions to camp will be mailed to you after your registration is received.

Resident camp at Camp Gallahue ... has something for everyone! Whether your favorite activity is sailing on the lake, trotting around the riding ring, hitting a perfect archery bullseye, or singing around the campfire, memories and friends will be made at Gallahue that will last a lifetime. Tents, cabins, Adirondack shelters and more house girls in rustic comfort for their weeks away from home.

Camp open house

Car transportation

Bring your parents, caregivers and friends to Camp Gallahue and explore. Visit the lodge, and see where your meals are served; walk down to the lake to see our beautiful waterfront area. This day is the only time families are invited to walk around the camp, so don't miss this opportunity!

Parents are welcome to drive their campers to and from camp. Drop off and pick up times are:

Horseback riding Weather permitting, girls in one-week horse sessions will go riding in the ring two times. They will also have two ground lessons. Campers in Horse Units will be split into four riding groups.

Each day, the groups will rotate through cleaning, tacking, and riding the horses.

Everyday is an adventure!

Camp Gallahue Sunday drop off 2-4 p.m.

Friday pick up 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Bus transportation Optional bus transportation is available. Qualified public carriers transport girls to and from Camp Gallahue. The bus fee is $40 per person. This fee is non-refundable, not included in the camp fee, and is $40 regardless if the camper is utilizing the bus for one-way or round-trip transportation. The following bus stops are used for resident camp bus transportation. Please plan to arrive 15-20 minutes prior to pick-up and drop-off times. We will be conducting head checks before children will be allowed to board buses/vans. The buses must leave at the scheduled time to make it to the next stop on time. We will not be able to wait.

There is a minimum of four girls required for bus to and from camp. If there are not enough girls to order a bus, we will contact you.

Girl Scout Service Center at Kokomo 815 W Superior St, Kokomo

Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis 7201 Girl Scout Ln, Indianapolis

Sunday check-in Sunday bus leaves Friday drop off

Sunday bus check-in 12:45 p.m.

Sunday bus leaves 1:15 p.m. (bus to camp) Friday drop off 1:30 p.m. (bus from camp)

11 a.m.

11:30 a.m. (bus to camp) 3 p.m. (bus from camp)

Meijer 4901 SR 26 E, Lafayette (NE side of the parking lot, behind Fox's pizza) Sunday check-in Sunday bus leaves Friday drop off

11:30 a.m.

Noon (bus to camp) 3 p.m. (bus from camp)

Flying J Truck Stop in Spiceland Highway Location: I-70 Exit 123 5300 S State Road 3, Spiceland Sunday check-in Sunday bus leaves Friday drop off

12:15 p.m.

12:45 p.m. (bus to camp) 1:30 p.m. (bus from camp)

Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute 1100 Girl Scout Ln, Terre Haute Sunday check-in Sunday bus leaves Friday drop off

noon 12:30 p.m. (bus to camp) 1:30 p.m. (bus from camp)

Nora Elementary School 1000 E 91st St, Indianapolis (northside) Sunday bus check-in noon Sunday bus leaves 12:30 p.m. (bus to camp) Friday drop off 1:45 p.m. (bus from camp)

Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Maliaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Food Market 8904 S Meridian St, Indianapolis (southside) Sunday bus check-in 1:30 p.m.

Sunday bus leaves 2 p.m. (bus to camp) Friday drop off 12:30 p.m. (bus from camp)

Camp staff Members of our camp staff are enthusiastic, talented, fun-loving and caring individuals. They are selected based on their experience, ability to serve as role models and their genuine desire to work with children. Our staff is committed to creating a caring and supportive environment that respects each girl as an individual.

Staff candidates are recruited from colleges and universities, local community agencies and referrals. Individuals must be at least 18 years old and complete a thorough application process which includes a background check. The health and safety of our campers is always the first priority of the staff.

Staff training prior to camp includes supervising and caring for campers, activity programming, first aid and CPR, team building and much more.

Meet Barb Nichols, or BC Camp director, Camp Gallahue This will be my tenth summer as the director at Camp Gallahue! I love being at camp and riding the horses and hanging out at the lake! Being with girls at camp means so much to me. I enjoy getting to know campers and their amazing families! I love cooking over the campfire, and my favorite dessert is banana boats!

"Many girls come to overnight camp because they want to have fun, but they leave with so much more! Your daughter will come home with new friends, bolstered confidence, leadership and outdoor skills, and a lifetime of memories that you made possible - all by giving her the gift of camp. Find her summer adventure today!"

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Resident camp sessions at a glance

Session 1 June 3-8

Ardath 36 girls

Village 36 girls

Hillcrest 50 girls

Wonder Camper

You Can't Do That at Camp

Best Day Ever

Grades 4-8

Grades 4-6

Reservation 36 girls

Grades 2-5 Hoofprints 1

Session 2 June 10-15

Session 3 June 17-22

Session 4 June 24-29

Goonies Grades 4-8

Gallahueâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Ninja Warrior Grades 6-12

Pony Tales 1

Grades 6-8

Grades 2-5

Beach Party

Jedi Academy

Fe Fi Fo Fun

Saddle Club

Grades 4-8

Grades 5-8

Grades 2-5

Grades 5-8

Clue

Fantastic Beasts and Where

Sampler

Yearlings

Grades 2-5

Grades 6-10

Pony Tale 2

Horsing Around

Grades 4-8

to Find Them Grades 4-8

Session 5 July 1-6

Session 6 July 8-13

Camper Explorers

Guardians of Gallahue

Grades 4-8

Grades 5-8

Aqua Adventures

The Lightning Thief

All the Things You can Do!

Grades 4-8

Grades 4-8

Grades 2-5

Grades 2-5

Grades 6-8

Hoofprints 2 Grades 6-8

Session 7 July 15-20

Color Wars Grades 5-9

Horse and Goggles Grades 4-8

Aqua Sampler Grades 2-5

Art Colony 36 girls

Harley's Hill 16 girls

Valley 1 12 girls

Valley 2 12 girls

Care and Keeping of Magical Creatures

Splended Spelunking

Paddling Around Grades 6-12

Ring Masters Buckmasters Grades 7-10 Grades 7-9 Ringmasters 1 Buckmasters Grades 7-10

Grades 7-10

Grades 5-9 Hagrid’s First Years

Luau by the Lake

Indiana Jane

Grades 5-8

Grades 6-12

Grades 5-9

Into the Woods

Camp Half Blood

Starry Nights

Wrangler

Grades 6-9

Grades 6-12

Grades 7-9

Grades 9-12

Slumber Party

The Hallow’s

Grades 5-9

Grades 6-12

Grades 7-9

Ringmaster 1 Summer fun Grades 7-12

Zipping it!

Gallahue's Regatta

Grades 6-12

Grades 6-12

Hogwart’s Express Grades 5-8

It’s Shred Time!

Out and About

Grades 7-10

Grades 8-12

Grades 7-10 Trailblazers Grades 7-9 CIT/WIT CIT/WIT

Mini Wranglers Grades 8-10

Out of the Woods Grades 6-12

Moonlight Mischief Grades 5-8

Zombie Rangers Grades 6-12

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Camp Gallahue Units Camp Gallahue has 7 different units that your daughter might stay in. Each unit has a different theme to it. We try to stay in the unit posted in the camp guide, but sometimes due to weather or if a unit isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t full, we will move the girls to a different unit. You will be told at check in if there is a change in the unit. For example if we know it will be a rainy week, we try to not have girls stay in the valley and will put them in a platform tent unit.

Ardath / Village / Art Colony / Reservation These are our platform tent units. Each unit has ten tents a unit house and a latrine. The unit house has electricity and is used for activities at night, rainy weather, and the girls will sleep inside if there is inclement weather at night.

Ardath is our water unit because it sits right on the lake. Village is near the central part of camp and a great unit to move out of Hill Crest. Art Colony is used for older girls and more themed units. Reservation is for our horse units because it is so close to the barns.

Ardath

Art Colony

Reservation

Village

Harley's Hill

Valley

Harleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hill is our most primitive unit. It has Adirondack style platform units to sleep in. It is a favorite of the girls to stay in!

For our oldest girls who are in special units, we stay in the valley in pup tents. The girls love the independence and outdoor experience of the valley.

Hill Crest Hill Crest is the unit for girls in 2nd thru 5th grades.

It has 3 sleeping wings with electricity indoor toilets, and showers. The counselorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sleep in a separate room in each wing.

"One of my favorite parts of camp were the counselors!"

Cassie

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Horse units All camp sessions will swim every day; cookout, canoe and other types of boating along with the themed activities described.

Weather permitting, all horse units will ride as scheduled.

Laundry facilities are not available. If you are attending two week camp, make sure you pack enough clothes for two weeks.

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana offers a wide range of horseback riding camps aimed to help girls experience the joy and adventure of this exciting sport. Whether a girl dreams of being an Olympian, riding in the rodeo, or simply loves to ride horses every summer, you will be taught in a safe and comfortable learning environment. Our instructors all have previous experience teaching horseback riding, and provide close and constant supervision during all aspects of the riding program.

Emphasis in all camps and levels is on skill development, progression and expanding knowledge of horses and horse care. Take part in the horse care and management by feeding, cleaning and grooming. Within your session, you will be placed in classes based on your skill level.

Classes are kept small with a ratio of at least one instructor to six campers. If you are in a riding program, you will also participate in other camp activities, too.

Typical day at horse camp 5:30 a.m.

Wake up/breakfast (patrols take turns getting up early)

6:30 a.m.

Round up horses from pasture; take turns grooming, saddling, riding, cleaning.

Noon

Lunch

1:30 p.m.

Swimming

2:30 p.m.

Afternoon activities (archery, boating)

6 p.m.

Dinner

7:15 p.m.

Closing flag ceremony

7:30 p.m.

Showers and ground lessons at barns

9:30 p.m.

Lights out (depends on age)

Buckmasters • 2 weeks Grades: 7, 8, 9 If you have mastered Hoofprints, you're ready for Buckmasters! Get more experience with riding, controlling and handling a horse. Learn skills for more advanced sessions in the future. Spend the morning with the horses and your afternoon at the lake doing crafts or achery. $330 June 3-15

Hoofprints • 2 weeks Grades: 6, 7, 8 Learn riding skills and how to care for horses.

Spend time each day grooming, tacking and riding horses! Experience bareback riding, bathing horses, confidence-building games, and competing in a fun show! Enjoy traditional camp activities like cooking out and swimming, too. $330 Session 1: June 3-15 Session 2: July 8-20

Horsing Around • 1 weeks Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 This horse unit is for girls who are older, yet have not been to one of our riding units. You will ride the horses, plan a rodeo and attend our end of the summer hoedown! Rustle up some grub and sing around the campfire. $215 July 1-6

Mini Wrangler • 2 weeks Grades: 8, 9, 10 Let's hit the trails! If you have completed Hoofies and Ringmasters, you are ready for more trail riding with the horses. Be prepared to do overnight trips, as well as exploring trails within and surrounding Gallahue. You must be able to trot and handle a horse on your own.

Note: You must take the proficiency test at the Camp Gallahue open house on Sunday, May 20, 2-5 p.m. The Mini-Wrangler proficiency test includes control of the horse at a walk, trot, and canter; hands, body position, saddle and bridle a horse, seat and leg. $325 July 8-20

Ponytales • 1 week

Starry Nights • 1 week

Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5 Are you horse crazy? Explore the world of horses at this beginner horse session for younger girls. Ride twice, and learn all about horses. Participate in other camp activities like swimming, art projects, and cooking out. $215

Grades: 7, 8, 9 Spend your days and nights with our horses! As the sun sets in the evening, head back to the arena to say goodnight to the horses. We will camp out one night with the horses on the trail and another night at the barn in the corral. With midnight snacks and plenty of horseback riding opportunities, you are guaranteed to have a great week with new friends.

Session 1: June 10-15

$215

Session 2: July 1-6

June 17-22

WIT (Wrangler in Training) Ringmasters • 2 weeks Grades: 7, 8, 9, 10 Ringmasters is for girls who have completed Hoofprints and are interested in becoming more independent with the horses. Learn to canter, trail ride and become more familiar with the care of a horse. Try bareback riding, bathing horses, confidence-building games and competing in a fun show! $330

Grades: 12 This is a counselor in training at the barn. If you always wanted to work at our barn with the horses or in one of the horse units, this is the training for you.

Note: Contact Barb Nichols to receive an application to be a WIT for the week. Do not register for camp until you receive approval from Barb Nichols. $100 July 1-6

Session 1: June 3-15 Session 2: June 24-July 6

Trailblazers • 2 weeks Grades: 7, 8, 9 Have you already been to Hoofprints and Ringmasters, but aren't quite ready for Mini Wranglers? In this session, work on more trail riding skills, as well as more advanced riding in the ring. Play games on horseback and compete in a fun show! $330 June 24-July 6

Wranglers • 1 week Grades: 9, 10, 11, 12 If you loved the Mini Wranger trip and can't wait to spend more time on a horse, this is it! Spend a week away at camp bonding with your horse, trail riding, eating on the trail, and participating in a cattle drive. Enjoy a hayride, bonfire party and relax!

Note: Successful completion of the pre-camp proficiency test is mandatory for admittance into the session. You must take the test at the Camp Gallahue open house on May 20, 2-5 p.m. $330 June 17-22

Saddle Club • 1 week Grades: 5, 6, 7, 8 Like horses but not ready to come to camp for two weeks? In this session, you will have two ground lessons in which you will learn the basics of caring for a horse, and two riding lessons to use that knowledge. Enjoy all the other camp activities, too while getting to know your favorite camp horse! $215

Yearlings • 1 week Grades: 6, 7, 8 This is a good starting point for young campers who want to learn more about horses! Spend each morning at the barn, riding, grooming and learning ground lessons. Enjoy all the other camp activities, too while getting to know your favorite horse! $215 June 24-29

June 17-22

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Day Trippin' Each of these camp sessions has a little twist to them! We will take a day out of camp to either go canoeing on a river, zip-lining, spelunking, or river rafting. Each unit will do themed activities at Camp Gallahue on the days they are in camp. Campers and counselors will leave for the day and return at dinner.

Indiana Jane • 1 week

Out of the Woods • 1 week

Grades: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Are you into fossils and gemstones? Do you like archeology? Then this is the session for you! Enjoy exploring camp and then go out to Blue Springs Cavern with your new camp friends to explore their cave system and prospect for your own gemstones.

Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 This week you will go out of camp on a two day trips to your favorite places! You will choose where you want to go- zip lining, canoeing, maybe even to a drive in movie! Spend time in camp doing your favorite activities and also go out exploring with all your Gallahue friends.

$255

$280

June 10-15

July 15-20

Into the Woods • 1 week Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9 Adventure into our woods and have a blast. You and your new camp friends will chose what you want to do for the week. What will you do? Hike on a night time scavenger hunt, sleep in a canoe, and sail around the lake? All that plus a trip you plan out of camp! You will love coming Into the Woods. $255 June 17-22

Splendid Spelunking • 1 week Grades: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Code: 2056

Do you like to explore caves and learn about stalagmites and Stalagtites? You will get to go out of camp to Marengo Caves to crawl around in their caverns. Then spend the rest of the week at camp doing your favorite activities like boating, cooking out and hanging out with your new friends. $255

Out and About • 1 week Grades: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Let’s get out and about. This session will include different day trips out of camp that you will choose with your new camp friends. Spend time in camp doing your favorite activities and then take trips out during the day to explore Indiana.

You and your counselor’s will plan the activities for the week but don't forget the our end of the summer barn dance!

June 3-8

Zipping It! • 1 week Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Code: 2056

$255

A new session at camp this summer. Experience all our fun activities at camp like swimming, boating, and archery- plus take a day out to go to the zip line course at Rawhide Ranch. You will also spend the afternoon hanging out in Nashville, IN. Camp plus a trip out- what a great week to spend with your camp buddies!

July 8-13

$255 July 1-6

Themed camp sessions

around the lake. We will have lots of adventures at the lake.

All camp sessions will swim every day; do crafts, cook-out, canoe and other types of boating along with the themed activities described.

$200

Unless specified you will sleep in a platform tent.

This is a new camp!

This camp takes place during the 4th of July.

We celebrate Independence day with a camp parade, a full day of camp games, a picnic dinner and fireworks from the beach. We have a great time on the 4th of July!

This is a two week camp. Girls stay over the weekend and parents are not permitted to visit. Also note, that there are not laundry facilities, so pack enough clothes to last for two full weeks.

Aqua Sampler • 1 week Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5 If you love hanging out at our lake-enjoy this fun introduction to the aquatic world; swimming, canoeing, sailing and fishing! Along with all our other fun camp activities.

Note: You will stay in Hill Crest, which has electricty and flush toilets. $200 July 15-20

All the Things You can Do! Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5 The places we will go-the things we will do! You can make green eggs, and eat them around the campfire; you can explore the holligob forest, and take a ride on a sailboat, maybe even with a goat?

Explore all the fun things you can do at camp!

July 8-13

Beach Party • 1 week Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 We love having beach parties at camp, and you will, too! This session will be a water and beach themed week! Try different types of boating; like canoeing, sailing and kayaking. Play many different water games in the lake, and have a beach party at night. Watch a movie on the beach, or go canoeing at night. $200 June 17-22

Best Day Ever • 1 week Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5 Each day at camp is the best day ever!

Experience sending your lighted lantern into the sky like Rapunzel from Tangled, learn archery like Merida from Brave and ride a horse like Mulan. $200 June 3-8

Camp Explorers • 1 week Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Sample all you the fun things you can do at Camp Gallahue. Explore the trails, lake and even the barn. This is a great sessionif this is your first camp experience. Try canoeing, sailing and go to the barn to ride the horses one time. Cook out, star gaze and have a great time with all your new friends. $200 July 1-6

$200

Camp Half Blood • 1 week

July 8-13

Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Join us in our version of the Percy Jackson books!

Discover which demigod you are, fight against the monsters of the ancient Greek world and enjoy everything Camp Half Blood in this session. While doing our camp activities, you will be immersed in Percy Jackson adventures.

Aqua Adventures • 1 week Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Make a splash! Spend your time at the beach learning how to canoe, sail and kayak. Try snorkeling, water baseball and a water obstacle course at the beach. Watch a movie or canoe in the dark. Have a canoe race or scavenger hunt

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Care and Keeping of Magical Creatures • 1 week Grades 5, 6, 7, 8 Do you know what a Bowtruckle is? Or a blastended Skrewt? What should you give a sick unicorn? This unit will help you earn your O.W.L. to be a magizoologist in the wizarding world. Enjoy the world of Harry Potter’s weird animals and camp at the same time. $200 June 3-8

CIT • 1 week Grades: 10, 11, 12 Love camp so much that you hope to be a great counselor one day? CIT is Counselor-in-Training, and will help prepare you for that day. You will get to help in the units and other activities to learn about being a counselor. Plus have time to do camp activities with your new CIT friends.

Note: Before you register for camp, you must contact Barb Nichols to fill out an application to apply to CIT. Once she approves your application, you can then sign up. $100 July 1-6

Clue • 1 week Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Experience the classic detective game at camp!

In our version, you will go from one area of camp to another searching to solve the mystery of who done it, with what, and where? As you go to your camp activities, you will be solving the mystery.

Hit the archery targets for clues, or ride a horse to get a clue, look in the canoes for the culprit.

"My daughter went to camp by herself and came back with the best memories. She's planning on going next summer. It warms my heart knowing she loved the same camp I did growing up. I just wish I sent her sooner."

Jennifer

Finish the week by catching the culprit, returning the stolen item and saving camp! $200 June 24-29

Color Wars • 1 week Grades: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Are you ready for color wars? Each girl is placed on a team and wears a specific color headband or wristband to help everyone know which team she is on. Get ready to compete against the other tents in your unit! How many marshmallows can you fit in your mouth? Can you juggle scarves?

What about racing a canoe with just your hands?

Try all these crazy games along with our regular activities. $200 July 15-20

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them • 1 week Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Harry Potter fans know that this is one of the textbooks he is required to get for his first year at Hogwarts’s and it is the study of magizoology.

Join us to find the magic animals at camp, learn about them, and become a magizoologist! Enjoy other Hogwarts’s games and activities, too.

Remember the Hogwarts motto: "Draco dormiens nunquam titillandus", Latin for "Never tickle a sleeping dragon." $200 June 24-29

Fe Fi Fo Fun! • 1 week Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5 There is trouble in Fairyland, and we need your help! Where is Cinderella’s slipper, and who hid it? Can you help us find the slipper? We will also need to help Hansel and Gretel get away from the witches candy house. Then, Jack from Jack and the Beanstalk is having problems with the giant!

Where did he leave his treasures? Finally, Snow White has invited us to make caramel apples for a campfire dessert! There is a lot to do in fairyland at camp! $200 June 17-22

Typical Day at Resident Camp 7:15 a.m.

Wake up

8:15 a.m.

Breakfast 9 a.m.

Opening flag ceremony

9:30 a.m.

Morning activities (arts and crafts, canoeing, nature)

Noon

Lunch

1:30 p.m.

Afternoon activities (swimming, arts and crafts, nature)

6 p.m.

Dinner

7:15 p.m.

Closing flag ceremony

7:30 p.m.

Evening activity

9:30 p.m.

Lights out (depends on age)

Goonies • 1 week Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Hey you guys! Explore camp Gallahue in search of the pirate’s loot! All Goonies work together to find the treasure by figuring out the clues from the map, cause mischief to the other camp units, have ship wreck breakfasts and learn to sail.

What a great week at camp! $200 June 10-15

Guardians of Gallahue • 1 week Grades: 5, 6, 7, 8, Help save your unit by capturing the orb from the counselors who want to keep the infinity stone.

You will need help from our camp Groot and Rocket Raccoon to seize the orb. This week is a fun adventure between you and the counselor’s while also doing all the fun camp activities. $200 July 1-6

Gallahue's Ninja Warrior • 1 week Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Who will be this year’s Ninja Warrior? Can you complete the daily obstacles and move on to the final competition? While you are at camp enjoying all the regular camp activities- we will give you different obstacles to conquer to make you a Camp Gallahue Ninja! $200 June 10-15

Hagrid’s First Years • 1 week Grades: 5, 6, 7, 8 Harry Potter fans—you'll love this! Take care of magical creatures, make potions and take a herbology classes. Top off the week with a game of Quidditch. Enjoy other activities such as swimming, canoeing, archery and art projects. $200 June 10-15

Hogwart’s Express • 1 week Gallahue's Sailing Regatta • 1 week Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Feel the wind in your face as you learn the basics of sailing. If you have attended this session before, you will work on improving your skills.

Everyone will participate in the Gallahue Regatta.

Plan with your couselors fun activities to do with the sailboats. Enjoy traditional camp activities during the week, too.

Grades: 5, 6, 7, 8 Hogwarts is coming to life! Explore the world of Harry Potter. If you love potions, sorting hats, and Quidditch, this is the session for you. Enjoy plenty of swimming and other camp activities, too! $200 July 8-13

$200 July 1-6

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Horse and Goggles • 1 week Grades 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Like horses and the water? Take two riding lessons in the ring and spend tons of time at the waterfront. Learn the basics of horse care, and then cool off at the lake. You can even sleep at the beach! $215 July 15-20

It’s Shred Time • 1 week Grades: 7, 8, 9, 10 To shred it is to go mountain bike riding, and that is what you will do this week at camp. We have new mountain bikes for the girls to ride around camp Gallahue and then take a trip to Brown County State Park to try out their gnarly trails. If you have never gone mountain bike riding, don’t worry- we will teach you. When at camp, you will also do the other camp activities like archery, swimming, boating and cooking out.

Note: We have bikes for everyone-you do not need to bring your own bike. $215 July 8-13

for you. Try stand up paddle boarding, canoeing, kayaking and sailing. Then have a luau on the beach and even watch a movie from your canoe. $200 June 10-15

Moonlight Mischief • 1 week Grades: 5, 6, 7, 8 Are you a night owl? Do you like to stay up a little later than others? Would you like to go canoeing in the dark? Play tricks on the camp counselors?

Explore camp at night and traditional camp activities during the day! $200 July 15-20

Paddling Around • 1 week Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 Do you love hanging out at the lake? Do you want to get more experience with the canoes, kayaks, and stand up paddle boards? You will become an expert at the ways of paddling around our lake. Enjoy canoes races and learning yoga on a paddle board, try kayak running and just hanging around at the lake. Plus, enjoy all the other camp activities.

Jedi Academy • 1 week

$200

Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 A new academy for those training to be a Jedi has opened at Camp Gallahue! Search for your Kyber crystals to build your own lightsabers.

Once you pass the Jedi trails, you will then be a Jedi knight. Jedi knights are guardians of peace in the galaxy and Camp Gallahue is the perfect place to train. This is great session for all Star Wars lovers!

June 3-8

$200 June 17-22

Sampler • 1 week Grades: 2, 3, 4, 5 Sample different activities at camp to give you a taste of everything we offer at Gallahue! Along with swimming, hiking and cooking out; you will get to go canoeing, paddle boating or sailing. You will go to the barn one morning to try horseback riding. This is a perfect session for first time campers. $200

Luau by the Lake • 1 week

June 24-29

Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 If you love water and want to spend as much time at the lake as possible- this is the session

Slumber Party • 1 week

"This was the best camp I've been too! The counselors were great!"

Liza

Grades: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 Popcorn, stargazing, campfires, and s’mores! Stay up late to star gaze, enjoy a spa night and enjoy sleeping in. Have a slumber party under the stars with all of your new camp friends. $200 June 24-29

Summer Fun • 2 weeks

You Can’t Do That at Camp • 1 week

Grades: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 If you love camp- but aren’t into horses- here is a new two week session to try out! This session will focus on activities at the lake and around camp. We will also take a trip out of camp to the Newport Aquarium to top off our time at camp.

Grades: 4, 5, 6 Did you ever want to make a huge fort, sleep in, or wear your pajamas all day? Have you ever had a shaving cream fight? Do all this and more for an entire week! You will be able to plan new and crazy things to do at camp. Let your imagination run wild.

$330 June 24-July 6

$200 June 3-8

The Hallows • 1 week Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 If you love Harry Potter units and want more, this session is for you. Search for the deathly hollows while exploring the forbidden forest. Race against time to decide where the items are located in camp. Participate in other Harry Potter games and cook meals special to Harry Potter and Hogwarts. $200 June 24-29

The Lightning Thief • 1 week Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Have you read the Percy Jackson books and feel like you might be a half blood? Do you belong at Camp Half Blood? You are in luck! Once at camp, we will determine which house you belong in and do all the activities Percy and his friends learn.

Help your friends go on a quest to retrieve the Lightning bolt that was stolen from Zeus.

Zombie Rangers Grades: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 These have been trying times ever since the zombies came. As a ranger it is your job to protect your unit and stop the zombie invasion.

For the time being, there may be few and far between, but we all know the infection can quickly spread! Your counselors will teach you awesome survival training in preparation for the zombie apocalypse. They teach you the skills vital for your survival in this brave new world of the undead: archery and zombie combat, wilderness survival, and stealth and invisibility. Learn to make a smokeless fire, safely harvest wild edible plants and build invisible shelters the zombies will never find. Gain the experience to not only survive- but Survive! $200 July 15-20

$200 July 8-13

Wonder Camper • 1 week Grades: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Discover your full powers and true destiny by helping save Camp Gallahue from the evil Doctor Poison who wants to destroy our beautiful camp!

Train to be an unconquerable warrior while enjoying all our camp activities and take part in our week of being Wonder Women! $200 June 3-8

Live. Love.

Laugh.

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Family camp weekend at Camp Gallahue Here is a special opportunity for all Girl Scouts in central Indiana and their families!

You are invited to get away from the crowds and busy highways to explore the beautiful campgrounds at Camp Gallahue. You’ll share a wonderful family experience, meet other Girl Scout families, and make new friends! We have planned some activities to complement your weekend of leisure.

Camp Gallahue

Adirondack unit (Harley’s Hill) – three sided shelter for sleeping, picnic style shelter with tables, a pit latrine, and a fire bowl. No electricity or water.

Fee per family:$30 Primitive camping sites – unlimited site capacity. Sites include fire bowls, fire grates and picnic tables. Water available from a pump located in the center of the valley. No electricity.

Fee per family: $30

Labor Day • Aug 31-Sep 3

Picnic area – available for day use.

Enjoy the lovely hills and valleys of Camp Gallahue. This beautiful resident/troop camp is located in Brown County.

Hills of Gallahue trail – provides a rugged seven and a half-mile trail through the hills of Brown County. After hiking the trail, The Hills of Gallahue patch is available for purchase from any Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Showcase.

Lifeguards will be on duty at the waterfront for swimming, canoeing, open kayaking, and fishing.

Hillcrest – three wings; each wing has either 12 or 14 beds, private restrooms, showers, and modern kitchen.

Fee per wing: $125 Four tent units – units consist of a large activity cabin with ten nearby platform tents for sleeping and pit latrines. Cabins have modern kitchens and substantial activity space to be shared by families staying in the unit, for get-together, cooking, etc.

Fee per family $60

Someone in the family must be a registered Girl Scout member. A family consists of individuals living in the same household.

Each family must bring their own equipment and food. No campers, trailers, or motor homes, no hookups. No pets, smoking, alcohol, or firearms allowed.

No refunds for family camp weekends.

Complete the registration form and return it with check or money order* payable to Girl Scouts of Central Indiana. Mail to: Leadership and Learning Center 7201 Girl Scout Lane Indianapolis, IN 46214 *You may also pay by Visa or MasterCard by completing the information on the registration.

When paying by charge, you may fax your form to the Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis at 317.931.3346.

Confirmations, additional information, and directions to camp will be mailed to you after your registration is received. If you have questions, call the Camping Services Department at 317.924.6800.

Interested in renting one of our camp properties for your next service unit/troop event? Visit girlscoutsindiana.org to make your online reservation or to download one of our forms.

Forms

Registration information

2018 Day camp girl registration form

Register by mail

Name of parent/guardian__________________________________________________ Home phone ____________________________________________________________ Work phone_____________________________________________________________

Mail the completed registration form to: Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Attn: Program Registration 7201 Girl Scout Ln Indianapolis, IN 46214

Register by fax Send the completed form and credit card information to: Attn: Program Registration at 317.931.3348

Cell phone_______________________________________________________________ Email address____________________________________________________________ Address_City ___________________________________ State ________________ County __________________ZIP _______ Emergency contact: Name___________________________________________________________ Relationship_____________________________ Primary phone____________________________________Secondary phone_______________________________________ My daughter is under the custodial care of:

q Both parents q Mother only q Father only q Other _______________________________________________ Camper’s name_____________________________________________________________ Birth date_____________________ School ____________________________ Current grade ___________ Grade in fall ___________ Shirt size (specify youth or adult size) ___________ Parent permission: I give my daughter, ________________________________, permission to participate in all phases of the Girl Scouts of Central Indiana day camp program. I understand the arrangements as stated in the camp information. I will not allow her to attend camp if she has been exposed to any contagious disease, and will notify the camp director if this is the case. In an emergency, when neither I nor the emergency contact person named can be reached, I hereby authorize the camp director to take any action deemed necessary for the best interests of my daughter. I understand that part of the learning experience of day camp is living with peers; therefore, there is no visitation during sessions. I give permission for out of day camp travel when it is part of the day camp program. I give permission for all photos and videos of my daughter at day camp to be used for public relations purposes for Girl Scouts of Central Indiana.

Signature of parent/guardian______________________________________________________ Date____________________

Are you currently a registered member of Girl Scouts of Central Indiana?

q Yes, troop #___________ Service unit______________ q Yes, Juliette (individual Girl Scout) q No, non-Girl Scout (Fill out a membership registration form on page 66.)

Fee waiver information Name of adult volunteering to work at day camp who is responsible for waiver of fee __________________________________________________ Program Assistance Grant (PAG) Information Is financial assistance needed? q Yes q No

q Out of council

If yes, include PAG application and $20 deposit.

Council name____________________________________

Disabilities

Additional information (optional for statistical purposes only)

q Please check if you need American Disabilities Act

Camper’s racial background q American Indian or Alaskan Native q Black or African American q Hawaiian or Pacific Islander q White q Other (Specify_______________________________ ) Camper’s ethnic background q Hispanic or Latina q Not Hispanic or Latina

assistance. Explain_________________________________ __________________________________________________ Buddy information (campers only) Name one friend (first and last name ) that you want in your unit. __________________________________________________ Grade in fall (must be same as camper’s)_____________

Day camp individual registration form continued Session information (check one)

Day camp aides only With what age girls do you prefer to work with?

This does not gurantee you will work with this age.

q Dellwood (page 32-33) q Sycamore Valley (page 21) q Na Wa Kwa (page 24) q Journey University q STEM Day Camp (Girls' Only Maker Camp)(page 22) q So you are interested in STEM! q Exploring STEM

q Girl Scout Daisy (Grades K-1) q Girl Scout Brownie (Grades 2-3) q Girl Scout Junior (Grades 4-5)

Session number: (circle one)

Leadership training

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Please indicate year training occurred:

Date of session____________________________________ Check one: q Camper q Day camp aide q Day camp Aide-in-Training

Program Aide

________________

Day camp Aide-in-Training (AIT)

________________

Day camp Aide Training day

________________

LIT/CIT

________________

If bus rider, bus stop code___________________________

Other Girl Scout training

________________

Bus stop location___________________________________

Transportation: Dellwood (page 32-33), Na Wa Kwa: (page 24) and Sycamore Valley (page 21) Check one: q Car rider q Bus rider

Health history forms must also be attached for registration to be processed. (Page 54) Payment information:

q MasterCard q Visa q American Express q Discover (American Express, Discover can not be used for online registration. Registration must be completed on paper registration form.)

Card number ________________________________ Expiration date__________ Amount to be charged $________________ Name of credit card holder____________________________________ Signature____________________________________

Note: No refund will be given for any amount below $5. Refunds are given only if cancellation is received at least two weeks prior to sessions. $25 of fee will be retained for handling charges.Bus fees are not refundable.

Visit our website for online registration • girlscoutsindiana.org Additional forms are available at any Girl Scout service center, by calling 317.924.6800 or 855.GSCIN.4U, on our website at girlscoutsindiana.org, or forms may be duplicated.

For office use only Receipt to: 10-58-6220-2050 (Journey University) 10-83-6230-3112 (Dellwood) 10-58-6220-2050 (Girls Only Maker Camp) 10-83-6230-3512 (Na Wa Kwa) 10-83-6230-3612 (Sycamore Valley) 10-58-6220-2055 (So you are interested in STEM) 10-58-6220-2055 (Explore STEM)

$20 Program Assistance Grant $____________________ $35 Non Girl Scout Fee

$_____________________

Session Fee

$_____________________

Total Amount Due

$_____________________

Round up

$_____________________

Amount enclosed

$_____________________

q Cash q Check # q Charge

Round U p to help girl come a to camp!

_________________________

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2018 Day camp volunteer registration form Adult’s name______________________________________________________________________________________________ Birth date_______________________________________ Gender: q male q female Shirt size_________________ Position of interest: Please check the position you are interested in: q Unit leader q Assistant unit leader

Address______________________________________________________________ City_________________________________ State___________ County_______________________________ ZIP_____________ E-mail address_______________________ Home phone _______________________ Work phone_________________________ Cell phone________________________ Authorization section: I give permission for all photos and videos of me at camp to be used for public relations purposes for Girl Scouts of Central Indiana. I understand that I must contact the Camping Services Department or the camp director immediately if I am unable to attend camp.

Signature ____________________________________________________________________ Date________________________

Transportation

Check one: q Car rider q Bus rider (Dellwood and Na Wa Kwa and Sycamore valley only)

Disabilities

q Please check if you need American Disabilities Act assistance. Explain_________________________________

If bus rider, bus stop code___________________________

__________________________________________________

Bus stop location___________________________________

__________________________________________________

Session information Check one:

Do you wish to be in the same unit as your daughter?

q Dellwood (page 32-33)

q Na Wa Kwa (page 24) q Sycamore Valley (page 24) Session number: (circle one) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Date of session____________________________________ With what age girls do you prefer to work with?

q Girl Scout Daisy (Kindergarten-1) q Girl Scout Brownie (Grades 2-3) q Girl Scout Junior (Grades 4-5)

q Girl Scout Cadette (Grades 6-8) Fee waiver information Name of the girl you are waiving the day camp fee for: __________________________________________________ Return your application and the above girl’s application together.

To waive the total camp fee for your daughter or Girl Scout of your choice, you must attend the pre-camp meeting, attend camp Monday through Friday, and stay on the overnight (Thursday night).

q Yes q No

Daughter’s name___________________________________ You will be assigned based on the needs of the day camp session, not necessarily with your daughter.

You are required to be a registered Girl Scout member to work as day camp volunteer staff.

Are you currently a registered member of Girl Scouts of Central Indiana?

q Yes, troop #___________ Service unit______________ q Out of council

Council name___________________________________

q No, non-Girl Scout

If no, submit an adult membership registration form, volunteer application, and $30 with camp registration (page 66).

Experience and skills

Have you worked day camp before? q Yes q No If yes, what years?__________________________________ Position(s) held____________________________________ Which day camp___________________________________

Day camp volunteer registration form continued What skills do you have?

q Crafts q Firebuilding q Nature q Knots q Songs q Compass q Game q Outdoor cooking q Additional areas not listed_______________________________________________________________________________ Stop here unless you are registering tag-a-longs.

Day camp tag-a-long registration The tag unit is for children of adults working as camp volunteers only.

q Please check if you need American Disabilities Act

Name of child / children registering for tag unit:

assistance. Explain________________________________

Shirt size __________

_________________________________________________

Date of birth__________ Grade (fall 2018)___________ 2. q Girl q Boy

Shirt size __________

Date of birth__________ Grade (fall 2018)__________

Note: Camp Na Wa Kwa does not permit Tags

1. q Girl q Boy

3. q Girl q Boy

Shirt size __________

Date of birth__________ Grade (fall 2018)___________

_________________________________________________ If yes, which child? Please list the number beside the child’s name from above #__________.

Parent permission: I give my child (children), _________________________________________, permission to participate in all phases of the Girl Scouts of Central Indiana day camp tag-a-long program. I understand the arrangements as stated in the camp information.

I will not allow my child (children) to attend camp if my child (children) has (have) been exposed to any contagious disease, and I will notify the camp director if this is the case. In an emergency, when neither I nor the emergency contact person named can be reached, I hereby authorize the camp director to take any action deemed necessary for the best interests of my child (children). I give permission for all photos and videos of my child (children) at day camp to be used for public relations purposes for Girl Scouts of Central Indiana.

Signature of parent/guardian______________________________________________________Date_____________________ Payment Information Number of tagalong children=_______ x $40 =________________ (Total amount due)

q MasterCard q Visa q American Express q Discover (American Express, Discover can not be used for online registration. Registration must be completed on paper registration form.)

Card number ________________________________ Expiration date___________ Amount to be charged $_____________ Name of credit card holder_________________________________ Signature______________________________________

Note: No refund will be given for any amount below $5. Refunds are given only if cancellation is received at least two weeks prior to sessions. $25 of fee will be retained for handling charges.Bus fees are not refundable.

Visit our website for online registration • girlscoutsindiana.org Additional forms are available at any Girl Scout service center, by calling 317.924.6800 or 855.GSCIN.4U, on our website at girlscoutsindiana.org, or forms may be duplicated.

For office use only Receipt to: 10-83-6230-3112 (Dellwood) 10-83-6230-3612 (Sycamore Valley) 10-83-6230-3512 (Na Wa Kwa)

$30 Membership fee if needed

$_______________________

$40/child Tagalong fee

$ _______________________

Round up

$_______________________

Amount enclosed

$_______________________

q Cash q Check # q Charge

Round U p to help girl come a to camp!

_________________________

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2018 Health History Form

Forms

Mail the completed registration form to: Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Attn: Mandy Montgomery 7201 Girl Scout Ln Indianapolis, IN 46214 or Email: mmontgomery@girlscoutsindiana.org Fax: 317.931.3348

Every camper, adult volunteer, and tag must turn in a camp health form. Please complete all 3 pages and return via mail/email/fax with the camp registration. Attach additional information if needed so the staff can better help. No one will be allowed to remain at camp without a completed health form.

General Camp Information Please provide us with the dates/sessions child will be attending.

Dellwood Sycamore Valley Na Wa Kwa STEM Camps Journey Campers Full Name Birth date / /

Home Address

Age

Street

Female

City

State

Male

Zip Code

Primary Emergency Contact Information Custodial Parent/Guardian Home Phone: ( )

Work Phone: (

Relationship Other: (

)

)

Emergency Contact Information (other than parent of guardian) Name Home Phone: ( ) Home Address

Relationship Work Phone: ( )

Other: (

Street

City

)

State

Zip Code

Additional Emergency Contact Information (if above is unavailable) Name Home Phone: ( ) Home Address

Relationship Work Phone: ( )

Other: (

Street

City

)

State

Zip Code

Insurance Information (A copy of the insurance card will need to be provided to camp) Is the participant covered by medical healthcare insurance?

If so: Insurance Co. Name Name of insured

Yes or No Policy Number Relationship

Permission to Provide Necessary Treatment or Emergency Care The information and statements contained within this form are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.

I hereby give permission to GSCI to provide routine health care, administer prescribed medications and seek emergency medical treatment including ordering x-rays and routine tests. I agree to the release of any records necessary for insurance purposes.

I give permission to GSCI to provide or arrange necessary related transportation. In the event of an emergency and/or my inability to communicate, I hereby give permission to the physician and/or medical facility selected by the program services director to secure and administer treatment, including hospitalization, for the person named above. This completed form may be photocopied.

Signature of parent/guardian Printed Name

Date

Health History Allergies (list all known) Medication allergies (list)

Describe reaction and management of reaction

Food allergies (list)

Other allergies (list - include insect stings, hay fever, etc.)

Medications Being Taken Please list ALL medications (including over-the-counter or nonprescription drugs) taken routinely. Medications must be in the original packaging/bottle that identifies the prescribing physician (if a prescription drug), the name of the medication, the dosage and the frequency of administration.

Takes NO medication on a routine basis Takes medications as follows: Med #1 Dosage Times Taken Daily Reason for Med #2 Dosage Times Taken Daily Reason Med #3 Dosage Times Taken Daily Reason for Attach additional page for more information.

Pleae note any medication(s) taken during the year that partcipant does not take during the summer: Non-prescription medications may be stocked in the camp Health Center and are used on an as needed basis to manage illness and injury. Please list any non-prescription medications that should not be given. (use next page for more space) General Questions (explain “yes” answers below) Y

N

Y

1. Had any recent injury, illness or infection? 



17. Have a hearing impairment? 

2. Have a chronic or recurring illness/condition?





18. Have an abnormal menstrual history? 



3. Ever been hospitalized?





19. Have a history of bedwetting?





4. Ever had surgery? 



20. Ever had an eating disorder? 



5. Have frequent headaches?





6. Ever had a head injury, concussion or been

N

21. Have cerebral palsy?

22. Ever had emotional difficulties for

knocked unconscious?





which professional help was sought?

7. Wear glasses, contacts or protective eye wear?





23. Have sleeping disorders (e.g. apnea, sleepwalking)?



8. Have frequent ear infections or tubes in their ears? 

24. Have any skin problems (e.g. itching, rash, acne)? 



9. Ever passed out or been dizzy during or after exercise?

25. Ever had problems with back or joints 









10. Ever had seizures, convulsions or epilepsy?

26. Have a kidney ailment?





11. Ever had chest pain during or after exercise?

27. Use an inhaler or ventilator? 



12. Ever had high blood pressure?

28. Have diabetes?

13. Ever been diagnosed with a heart murmur?

29. Have asthma or breathing difficulty?

14. Have frequent sore throats?

30. Had mononucleosis in the past 12 months?





15. Have a weight problem (over or under)?

31. Have problems with diarrhea/constipation?





16. Ever tested + for an infectious Disease? 

32. Use assistive devices?



(e.g. tuberculosis, hepatitis, etc…)





 



(e.g. wheelchair, monitors, prosthetics, etc.)

Please explain any “Yes” answers, noting the number of the question(s).  

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Illnesses

Indicate which campers have had.

Immunizations Please read and sign 1 of the 2 following statements:

Measles

1. All immunizations required for school attendance are up to date and my camperâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s last tetanus shot

Chicken Pox/Shingles

was (month/year)

German Measles

Signature of parent/guardian

Mumps

Printed name

Hepatitis A

2. My camper has not been fully immunized; I understand and accept the risk to my child from not

Hepatitis B

being fully immunized.

Hepatitis C

Signature of parent/guardian

Other _____________________

Printed name

Activity Restrictions (i.e., limitations, what cannot be done, what adaptations are necessary) For anyone with a chronic illness or disability, a written statement from their physician is required and must indicate the person can participate in routine activities without harm to their self. Routine activities include: hiking at least 1 mile each day, living in a tent with steps, changing own clothes, walking up and down gravel roads, possibly in the dark, with a buddy. Please contact the camp director with any questions.

Unfortunately, we cannot offer one on one helpers.

Please use this space to provide any additional information about the participantâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s behavior and physical, emotional, or mental health about which camp should be aware.

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Not a Girl Scout Member? No worries!

Girl registration

Adult registration

• Go to our website (girlscoutsindiana.org) and click Join!

• Go to our website (girlscoutsindiana.org) and click Volunteer!

• Complete the information

• Complete the information

• Type in Camp2018 for your troop #

• Type in Camp2018 for your troop #

• Complete membership registration

• Complete membership registration

• Questions? Contact our help desk at 317.924.6800

• Questions? Contact our help desk at 317.924.6800

Volunteering for day camp and have a Girl Scout?

• Log into your Girl Scout account

• Type in Camp2018 for your troop #

• Click on Membership

• Select Day Camp Volunteer

• Click on Add Role

• Complete Membership form

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2018 Resident camp girl registration form

Registration information Register by mail

Name of parent/guardian_________________________________________________ Home phone ___________________________________________________________ Work phone____________________________________________________________ Cell phone______________________________________________________________

Mail the completed registration form to: Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Attn: Program Registration 7201 Girl Scout Ln Indianapolis, IN 46214

Register by fax Send the completed form and credit card information to: Attn: Program Registration at 317.931.3346

Email address___________________________________________________________ Address________________________________________________________________ City ____________________________________ State_______________County__________________________ZIP__________ Emergency contact: Name___________________________________________________________ Relationship_____________________________ Primary phone____________________________________Secondary phone_______________________________________ My daughter is under the custodial care of:

q Both parents q Mother only q Father only q Other _______________________________________________ Camper’s name_____________________________________________________________ Birth date_____________________ School _____________________________ Grade in fall ____________ Shirt size (specify youth or adult size) ___________ Parent permission: I give my daughter, ________________________________, permission to participate in all phases of the

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana camp program. I understand the arrangements as stated in the camp information. I will not allow her to attend camp if she has been exposed to any contagious disease, and will notify the camp director if this is the case. In an emergency, when neither I nor the emergency contact person named can be reached, I hereby authorize the camp director to take any action deemed necessary for the best interests of my daughter. I understand that part of the learning experience of camp is living with peers; therefore, there is no visitation during sessions. I give permission for out of camp travel when it is part of the camp program. I give permission for all photos and videos of my daughter at day camp to be used for public relations purposes for Girl Scouts of Central Indiana.

Signature of parent/guardian______________________________________________________ Date____________________

Are you currently a registered member of Girl Scouts of Central Indiana?

Camper’s ethnic background

q Yes, troop #___________ Service unit______________

Program Assistance Grant (PAG) information

q Yes, Juliette (individual Girl Scout) q No, non-Girl Scout (Fill out a membership registration form on page 66)

q Hispanic or Latina q Not Hispanic or Latina

Is financial assistance needed? q Yes q No If yes, include PAG application and $20 deposit.

Out of council

Name of only one friend that you want in your unit

Council name____________________________________

Requests must be mutual! Request for more than

Additional information (optional for statistical purposes only)

one buddy and requests that go in a circle will not be honored.

Camper’s racial background

Last_______________________ First____________________

q American Indian or Alaskan Native

Grade in fall _______________________________________

q Black or African American

Special needs

q Hawaiian or Pacific Islander

This includes religious, dietary, mental, physical, and emotional needs. q Yes q No

q White q Other (Specify________________________________)

If yes, please elaborate______________________________ __________________________________________________

Health history forms will be mailed in the confirmation packet.

Please do not use the day cam p health history form.

Resident camp individual registration form continued Check one:

Bus transportation for Gallahue ($40 per session) Note: Bus transportation for resident camp is only available for Camp Gallahue.

q Gallahue (page 34)

Do you need bus transportation? q Yes q No

q Na Wa Kwa (page 24) q Sycamore Valley (page 18)

If yes, please indicate bus stop preference and whether you need one-way or round-trip transportation

q Please check if you need disability accomodations under the American Disabilities Act

q STEM Resident Camps (page 16)

Note: There is a minimum of four girls required for a bus to pick them up and take them to and from camp. If there are not enough girls to order a bus, we will contact you:

Session selection 1 choice Session name_______________________________________ Date_______________________________________________ 2 choice Session name_______________________________________

q One-way

q To camp

q From camp

q Round trip

Date_______________________________________________

Bus stop (check one):

3 choice Session name_______________________________________ Date_______________________________________________

Fifty percent of payment is due at time of registration. Remaining balance is due one month prior to attending camp. If applying for the Program Assistance Grant, $20 must be submitted at time of registration. All registrations without payment will be returned without being processed.

q Girl Scout Service Center at Kokomo (G1) q Meijer at Lafayette (G2) q Flying J Truck Stop, Spiceland (G3) q Girl Scout Service Center at Terre Haute (G4) q Nora Elementary School, northside Indpls (G5) q Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis (G6) q O’Malia’s Food Market, southside Indpls (G7)

Payment information: q MasterCard q Visa q American Express q Discover (American Express, Discover can not be used for online registration. Registration must be completed on paper registration form.)

Card number ___________________________________Expiration date____________ Amount to be charged $___________ Name of credit card holder___________________________________Signature______________________________________ Note: No refund will be given for any amount below $5.

Visit our website for online registration • girlscoutsindiana.org Additional forms are available at any Girl Scout service center, by calling 317.924.6800 or 855.GSCIN.4U, on our website at girlscoutsindiana.org, or forms may be duplicated. $20 Program Assistance Grant $____________________ For office use only Receipt to:

$35 Non Girl Scout Fee Session Fee

$_____________________

10-83-6230-3213 Gallahue

Total Amount Due

$_____________________

10-83-6230-3612 Sycamore Valley

Round up

$_____________________

10-58-6220-2053 G.E.M.S.

Amount enclosed

$_____________________

10-83-6230-3512 Na Wa Kwa

q Cash q Check # q Charge

10-58-6220-2050 T.A.G.S., Camp Runway

$_____________________

Round U p to help girl come a to camp!

_________________________

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2018 Troops Love Camping registration form Troop number_____________________________________________

Please list girls individually

(specify youth or adult size)

Service unit ______________________________________________ Contact name ____________________________________________ Home phone _______________ Work phone___________________

Shirt size

1. ________________________________________ _________ 2. ________________________________________ _________

Cell phone _______________________________________________

3. ________________________________________ _________

Address __________________________________________________

4. ________________________________________ _________

City____________________________State______ZIP______________ County___________________________________________________

5. ________________________________________ _________ 6. ________________________________________ _________

E-mail address____________________________________________ 7. ________________________________________ _________

Session information check one Camp Na Wa Kwa

8. ________________________________________ _________

q June 22-24 9. ________________________________________ _________

q July 13-15 Age level of troop (fall 2018) check one q Girl Scout Brownie

q Girl Scout Junior

q Girl Scout Daisy

q CSA

11. ________________________________________ _________

Payment information

12. ________________________________________ _________

Number of girls =_______ x $90 =

$__________

Number of adults =_____ x $35 =

$__________

Total participants =_____ Total due = $__________ Program Assistance Grant (PAG) information Is financial assistance needed? q Yes q No If yes, include PAG application and $20 deposit per troop.

For office use only

10. ________________________________________ _________

10-83-6230-3512 (Na wa kwa) Amount enclosed

$___________________________

q Cash q Check # q Charge

____________________________

13. ________________________________________ _________ 14. ________________________________________ _________ Please list adults individually Shirt size 1. ________________________________________

_________

2. ________________________________________

_________

3. ________________________________________

_________

4. ________________________________________

_________

Use additional paper if needed.

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2018 Family camping weekends registration form Someone in family must be a registered member of Girl Scouts of Central Indiana.

A family consists of individuals living in same household.

Name_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Home phone _____________________________Work phone_____________________________ Cell phone____________________________ E-mail address___________________________________________Address_______________________________________________________ City__________________________________________________ State_________ County_______________________ ZIP__________________ Name of registered Girl Scout member_____________________________________________________Troop number_________________ Is this your first time to attend family camp weekends?

Camp Gallahue

q Yes q No

�� Hillcrest • Fee per wing: $125 �� Four tent units • Fee per family: $60

q Memorial Day Weekend at Sycamore Valley (May 25-28) q Weekend at Camp Na Wa Kwa (July 7-9) q Labor Day Weekend at Camp Gallahue (Aug 31-Sep 3)

�� Adirondack Unit (Harley’s Hill)• Fee per family: $30 �� Primitive camping site • Fee per family: $30 Total enclosed $ __________________________________________

Type of facility

Total number of people attending ________________________

Fees are per weekend. Please number in order of preference if more than one choice.

Registration must be received at the Girl Scout Service Center at Indianapolis prior to camping weekend to verify Girl Scout membership.

Camp Na Wa Kwa

 Please check if you need American Disabilities Act assistance.

�� Eight traditional, four-person platform tents (3 units) �� Eight, four-person cabins (1 unit) �� Two, ten-person yurts and three additional four-person platform tents (1 unit)

Camp Sycamore Valley

Fee per family: $60 _______________________________________________________

�� Eales Nest • Fee per family: $60

�� Primitive camping site • Fee per family: $25

�� Program Center • Fee per wing: $125

_ �� Meal plan (2 dinners, 1 lunch, 2 breakfasts) • Fee per person: $15

�� Primative Camping Site • Fee per family: $25

�� A Frames • Fee per family: $60

_ �� Meal plan (3 dinners, 2 lunch, 3 breakfasts) • Fee per person: $24

�� # of people

�� # of people

�� Meal plan is only available at Camp Na Wa Kwa and Camp Sycamore Valley.

No refunds for family camp weekends.

Please read carefully & sign below: We take full responsibility for any action of all members of our family. We also agree to be responsible for the waterfront safety for our family and to have one adult with our children at the waterfront area whenever they are swimming, boating, or playing near the waterfront area. We understand Girl Scout accident insurance is part of the annual troop registration fee; therefore, only registered members are covered by Girl Scout accident insurance.

Adult signature____________________________________________________________________________ Date_________________________

Payment information: q MasterCard q Visa q American Express q Discover

(American Express, Discover can not be used for online

registration. Registration must be completed on paper registration form.)

Card number _______________________________________________Expiration date______________Amount to be charged $__________ Name of credit card holder___________________________________________ Signature__________________________________________

For office use only

Amount enclosed

$________________________

Receipt to:

q Cash q Check # q Charge

_________________________

10-83-6230-3510 (Camp Na Wa Kwa, July 7-9) 10-83-6230-3210 (Camp Gallahue, Labor Day) 10-83-6230-3612 Sycamore Valley

Additional forms are available at any Girl Scout service center, by calling 317.924.6800 or 855.GSCIN.4U, on our website at girlscoutsindiana.org, or forms may be duplicated.

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Program Assistance Grant Application

Registration information Register by mail Mail the completed registration form to: Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Attn: Program Registration 7201 Girl Scout Ln Indianapolis, IN 46214

Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Grants are given for individual girl or troop participation in Girl Scouts of Central Indiana and Girl Scouts of the USA endorsed events such as GSUSA national and international Destinations, resident and day camp, and council, service unit, or troop program activities. Grants are only given to registered Girl Scouts. Adults are not eligible to apply.

Register online Complete the application online at: girlscoutsindiana.org

•

Each girl may apply for one troop, one camp and one individual grant per year.

•

Financing is seldom more than matching funds with the exception of extreme need and or unforeseen circumstances beyond the control of the applicant.

•

All applicants will be notified by mail as to the disposition of the requests.

•

The grant committee will look at the following factors when evaluating a grant request.

•

The application request is based on a realistic goal and includes a sound financial plan.

•

The financial resources of the applicant, including any special circumstances.

•

The degree to which the applicant has used her own resources to help pay for the cost of the opportunity.

Type of PAG requested:  Troop (see section I)  Individual (see section II)  Camp (see section II) Girl Scouts of Central Indiana should make PAG check payable to:

Section I: Troop PAG (circle appropriate grade level) Girl Scout Daisy Girl Scout Brownie Girl Scout Junior Girl Scout Cadette/Senior/Ambassador Troop number ________ _Leader’s name _____________________________ _Phone ( ______ ) ___________________ Street address ________________________________ # participating (G) ______ (A) __________ City, state, ZIP code_______________________________________ County ___________ Are all girls are registered Girl Scouts?  Yes  No I have reviewed the Safety-Wise section appropriate to this activity and assure that all requirements will be met.

Leader signature _______________________________________ Date ___________________ Troop PAG applicants please continue to section IV.

Section II: Individual PAG (circle appropriate grade level) Girl Scout Daisy Girl Scout Brownie Girl Scout Junior Girl Scout Cadette/Senior/Ambassador Girl’s name______________________________________________________________ Troop number_____________ Street address______________________________________________City, state, ZIP code _______________________ County/Service unit ______________________________________________ _Phone ( ______ ) ____________________ Number of years in Girl Scouting_Grade in fall______________________________ _Birth date ____________________ School ________________________________________________________________________________________ Does girl receive free/reduced lunch at school?  Yes  No Girl wishes to attend the following program activity:_____________________________________________________ Council program activity:  Troop program activity  Day camp  Resident camp Girl signature____________________________________________________________________ _Date ___________ Parent name printed _______________________________________________________________________________ Parent/guardian signature__________________________________________________________ _Date ___________ Camp applicants please continue to section III; individual applicants please continue to section IV.

Program Assistance Grant Application Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Section III: Camp PAG (circle appropriate grade level) Submit a $20 deposit ONLY if you you are applying for a Girl Scouts of Central Indiana sponsored camp with your PAG application.

The application will not be processed until the $20 fee has been received by GSCI.

Girl Scout Daisy Girl Scout Brownie Girl Scout Junior Girl Scout Cadette/Senior/Ambassador Parent/guardian name ____________________________________________________ Troop number _______________

_Cell phone ( ______ ) ______________________________ Work phone ( ______ ) _________________________________ Complete only if different from girl’s information.

Street address_____________________________________________________________________________________ City, state, ZIP code __________________________________ County/Service unit _____________________________ Number of years in Girl Camp attending _____________ Camp dates________ Session number or name ____________ School __________________________________________________________________________________________ _Camp applicants please continue to section IV.

Section IV: Event details and participation Location___________________________________________ Transportation_______________________________________ Detailed description of event__________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ Dates of trip _______________________________________________________________________________ Have reservations been made?  Yes  No What are your sleeping arrangements?  Tents  Hotel  Other Do you have additional insurance other than Girl Scouts?  Yes  No A complete itinerary must be submitted including dates, times, places and accommodations with a full list of girls and adults.

Has troop/girl received a grant for a Girl Scout activity in the past year?  Yes  No Did the troop/girl participate in the Fall Product Sale Program?  Yes  No If no, why not? _____________________________________________________________________________ Did the troop/girl participate in the Girl Scout Cookie Sale Program?  Yes  No If no, why not? ____________________________________________________________________________ All applicants please continue to Section V.

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Program Assistance Grant Application Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Section V: Budget Total anticipated cost

Total amount girl/troop can pay If other, please specify

Transportation_____________ Troop__________________________ _________________________ Camp fee________________ Parent/guardian__________________ _________________________ Program fee______________ Girl’s earnings___________________ _________________________ Other___________________ Other__________________________ _________________________ Total____________________ Total__________________________ _________________________ Total amount requested __________________ Total annual income: (Please check the appropriate amount)

 $0-$12,000  $12,001-$15,000  $15,001-$18,000  $18,001-$21,000  $21,001-$25,000  $25,001-$30,000  $30,001-$40,000  $40,001-$50,000  $50,001-$60,000  Over $60,000 Number of people supported by this income: _______________________________________________ Answer the following questions. Please attach additional sheet if necessary.

What is the trip goal?_________________________________________________________________ Are there any special circumstances?

(This question must be answered in order for your application to be considered.) ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________ Is the parent/guardian a troop leader?___________________________________________________ The following questions must be filled out for processing: Does your child receive free or reduced lunch?

☐ Yes

☐ No

What is your child's school district? _____________________________________________________________

Please allow 4 weeks for processing.

Award amount ___________ Requisition # ____________