Pathfinder: 2019-2020 by Girl Scouts of Wisconsin-Badgerland

2019-20 GIRL SCOUT PROGRAM GUIDE

Think Creatively. Act Boldly.

42 BRAND NEW GIRL SCOUT BADGES! Cybersecurity Outdoor Adventure Space Science Coding Details on page 9

contents... Exciting Changes �� 5 Patches, Badges and Journeys....................................................6-7 Badgerland Events �� 8-22 Girl Leadership Trainings �� 23 Girl Scouts Outdoors ��24-25 G.I.R.L. 2020 Badgerland Trip........................................................26 MediaGIRLS �� 27 Fall Fundraiser and Cookie Program......................................28-29 Registration Info ��30-31 Events At A Glance �� 32-33 Badgerland Shops ��34 The Girl Scout Family Promise �� 35

CONNECT WITH BADGERLAND • info@gsbadgerland.org • 800.236.2710 • gsbadgerland.org

Girl Scout Service Centers and Shops Janesville 3000 Milton Avenue, Suite 113 La Crosse 2710 Quarry Road Madison 2710 Ski Lane Platteville 305 E Business Highway 151, Suite D gsbadgerland.org

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Girl Scouts is PROVEN to help girls thrive in five key ways as they: • Develop a strong sense of self • Display positive values • Seek challenges and learn from setbacks (resilience!) • Form and maintain healthy relationships • Identify and solve problems in the community 4

EXCITING & NEW @ BADGERLAND EMPOWERING GIRL SCOUT COMMUNITIES TO DELIVER PROGRAMS TO GIRLS. You asked us to make it easier to be a Girl Scout family and volunteer. You asked for simplified program choices. You wanted ‘at-a-glance’ badge ideas. You asked for easy-to-access support, supplies and information. And an easier way to plan your Girl Scout yearly calendar. We heard you loud and clear. And we’ve got you covered!

Community-Delivered Program Support Our vision is that by next year Girl Scout communities (individual cities or regions) will deliver programs for girls during the Girl Scouting year. Let’s say your Girl Scouts are gaga for STEM; your community could host a STEM Day for the troops in that area. And we, at Badgerland, will provide the partnership resources to make that happen for you - in other words, we’re going to help bring rock-star quality programming right to your community! Sound good? This is a year of transition as we roll out the first (OF MANY) changes. In the meantime, if you want to get started now and host an event or a program for Girl Scouts in your community, reach out to us and we’ll get you started: info@gsbadgerland.org.

Monthly Programs and Badge Ideas Each month is assigned a Girl Scout program theme. For example, October is the “Outdoors” and Badgerland will host an outdoor event for Girl Scouts to attend. At the same time, we’re encouraging TROOPS and Girl Scouting COMMUNITIES to come up with their own outdoor program for the month using Girl Scouts’ outdoor-based curriculum. It’s troop or community choice. Attend the Badgerland program or build your own. Of course, all troops and communities do not have to follow our program-themed calendar...it is meant as a guide to help leaders.

We’re shaking it up for 2020 and providing you the resources and knowledge to build programs your girls are clamoring for! More to come! gsbadgerland.org

GIRL SCOUT

BASICS Patches, Badges and Journeys...

Oh My! Girl Scout badges and patches—believe it or not, there is a difference between the two. And if you’re not clear on what a GS Journey is...well we can help with that, too. Patches, Badges and Journeys: What’s the difference? Patches are self-discovery building Patches are given to Girl Scouts for participating in different events, activities or other patch-specific programs. At Badgerland, for example, Girl Scouts can earn the BossGIRL patch by completing a specific number of activities aimed at helping her discover her entrepreneurial skills, or complete a service project at one of our Badgerland camps and earn one too! Badges are skill building Badges are awards girls earn by completing skill building activities. Within each Journey there are ageappropriate badges for girls to earn. The activity topics are developed more for introducing girls to new experiences and developing specific skills. Badge skills build on each other as girls grow in Girl Scouting. The badges at each level help a girl develop competence and confidence in each skill area that she will build upon at the next Girl Scout level when she earns the next badge in a category. Journeys are leadership building A Girl Scout Journey is just that - it’s a longer path of discovery and learning with a topic that culminates in a Take Action project to make the world a better place. Journeys are created specifically for leadership development. Journeys, like the badges earned within them, are developed for each girl’s age level. So, for example, a Daisy Journey will have different activities than a Brownie Journey because of the age difference. Girl Scout programs are progressive...skills are layered; as she becomes more proficient she can take on greater challenges. UNIFORM GUIDE Place badges on the front of vests or sashes patches on the back. 6

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42 New Badges and Journeys

NEW FOR ALL GIRL SCOUTS 12 Outdoor High Adventure Badges Designed for girls to explore nature and experience exciting outdoor adventures like backpacking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, rock climbing, and tree climbingâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;giving them the confidence to support one another, take healthy risks, and spend dedicated time in nature. 18 Coding for Good Badges Badge activities will teach girls the basics of coding while providing opportunities to use their skills for good. Girls will learn about algorithms through age-appropriate, creative activities, such as coding positive memes to spread a message about a cause they care about, designing a digital game to educate people about an issue, and developing an app to promote healthy habits. Each badge includes a plugged-in and unplugged version, so all girls can learn, regardless of their access to technology.

NEW FOR GRADES 6-12 9 Cybersecurity Badges

Activities range from decrypting and encrypting messages, to learning proper protection methods for devices, to exploring real-world hacking scenarios. 3 Space Science Badges Girls explore topics such as the universe and their place in it, properties of light, and inspiring careers in space science. Think Like a Citizen Scientist Leadership Journey Interactive activities to practice observation techniques, collect data, and share their findings with real-world scientists through an online network. gsbadgerland.org

2019-20 BADGERLAND EVENTS! >> The programs on pages 9-23 are planned and facilitated by our experts at Badgerland Council. HOW IT WORKS: Register for programs at gsbadgerland.org. (Registration details on pages 30-31.) Girls must be supervised by adults at these programs to meet safety ratios, unless otherwise noted. Troops and individual Girl Scouts are welcome to attend. If you have questions about any event, just askâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;we love talking about our amazing Girl Scout programs! info@gsbadgerland.org or 800.236.2710. 8

October OUTDOORS TREASURE HOUNDS AND SUPER SLEUTHS MacKenzie Center, Poynette Saturday, October 12 Juniors: 9:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Brownies: 10:15 a.m. to 2:15 p.m.

For Girls in Grades 2-5 Cost: $12 per girl, $7 per adult Register by October 1

Be part-global explorer and part-detective as you search for concealed treasures. Brownies will dive into the art of letterboxing, while Juniors will explore navigating by GPS. After our treasure hunt, girls will have a picnic lunch and take a guided tour through the Center’s wildlife exhibit to learn about Wisconsin’s native animals. BONUS: Afterwards, plan to further explore on your own by climbing MacKenzie’s 80-foot tall fire tower and hiking through the arboretum with 100 tree species from around the world. BADGES: Brownies will earn their Letterboxer badge and Juniors will earn their Geocacher badge.

EHAWEE EXPEDITION - FALL Camp Ehawee, Mindoro October 18-19 6 p.m. to 4 p.m.

For Girls in Grades K-12 Cost: $15 per girl Register by October 8

Now it’s even easier to introduce girls of all ages to the boldest outdoor skills Girl Scouting has to offer! Throughout the weekend, they’ll discover their passions, interests and get prepared to launch their future adventures! BONUS: Stay over night! Bring your tent or pitch one of ours to make this an overnight experience they’ll remember! An overnight at a Badgerland Camp is a convenient and memorable way to get together. We’ll provide the evening campfire and the s’mores. BADGES: Not at this program, but once their interests are sparked, be ready to plan your next troop or community badge-earning activity!

EHAWEE EXPEDITION - WINTER Camp Ehawee, Mindoro January 25-26 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

For Girls in Grades K-12 Cost: $15 per girl Register by January 14

OCTOBER IDEA FACTORY: OUTDOOR BADGES TO EARN Trail Adventure Badge (2 in 1—choose your own path) • Trail Running option: a progression of jogging and running for up to 3 miles • Trail Hiking option: hiking games, day hikes, trail hiking challenges, backpacking trip Environmental Stewardship Badges Guided by Leave No Trace principles, girls learn how to protect the environment, be kind to nature, and camp and hike in a low-impact way. Troop Camping Badges Girls learn how to plan, prepare for and execute a campout in their backyard or campsite, in a cabin or at a primitive campsite. gsbadgerland.org 9

November STEM GSI: GIRL SCOUT INVESTIGATIONS Big Hill Center, Beloit Saturday, November 9 Daisies & Brownies: 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Juniors & Cadettes: 1 to 3 p.m.

For Girls in Grades K-8 Cost: $10 per girl Register by October 29

Solve a crime and discover the exciting world of GSI. Girls will become private investigators as they learn code breaking, evasion techniques, and other forensic science techniques. Girls will explore fingerprinting, DNA extraction, hand writing analysis, and more. BONUS: At GSI, girls will get to meet and interact with experts who use forensics every day in their careers. BADGES: Brownies will earn the Senses badge. Juniors will earn the Detective badge. Cadettes will earn the Special Agent badge.

NOVEMBER IDEA FACTORY: STEM BADGES TO EARN Coding for Good Badges (3 badges per level) Girls learn how to create computer programs, games, and apps that solve problems and help others. Coding Basics Badge Daisy Brownie Junior: Learn how people write computer programs, solve problems and help others Cadette Senior Ambassador: Create memes, code images, create shareable code Digital Game Design Badge Daisy Brownie Junior: Design, build and test maze games Cadette Senior Ambassador: Create game characters, storylines and decision-making scenarios App Development Badge Daisy Brownie Junior: Learn about user-centered design and how computer scientists develop apps Cadette Senior Ambassador: Design an app that helps leaders change the world Space Science Badge Daisy Brownie Junior: Learn about the sun, moon, planets and stars Cadette Senior Ambassador: Learn about light and how you can be a part of NASA 10

December COMMUNITY SERVICE GIRL SCOUTS DAY OF SERVICE 2019 Door Creek Church, Madison Saturday, December 7 1 to 4 p.m.

For Girls in Grades K-12 Cost: $5 per girl Register by November 26

Girl Scouts of all ages are invited to launch the season of giving with our first-ever Girl Scouts Day of Service. Girls will support a wide variety of non-profits by helping with projects that could include assembling, collecting, writing and donating. An array of meaningful projects will be chosen and all materials provided! Girls will also learn more about each of the philanthropies chosen to benefit from the upcoming Cookie Program. BONUS: One amazing Troop Service Project will be showcased at this event—Girl Scouts or troops interested in having their service project featured should contact info@gsbadgerland.org. BADGES: Not at this program, but once their interests are sparked, be inspired to plan your troop’s next community service project! MONTH OF SERVICE: Sign the GS Giving Pledge to declare the service project(s) your troop will be working on throughout the month of December. All month long, submit photos of your projects to communications@gsbadgerland.org or through social media by tagging @gsbadgerland to show us all the good stuff you’re up to. The GS Giving Pledge will be released via social media, the Badgerland Banner and website in November.

DECEMBER IDEA FACTORY: SERVICE PINS TO EARN The President’s Volunteer Service Award (1 pin per level) Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: Earned by completing 26-250 hours of service to her community over 12 months. Time spent on the Gold, Silver or Bronze award counts toward the hours. Community Service Bar (1 pin per level) Cadette Senior Ambassador: Choose an organization you’d like to volunteer with, fill out a Community Service Bar Application to receive Council approval, and volunteer for at least 20 hours to earn the bar. Service to Girl Scouting Bar (1 pin per level) Cadette Senior Ambassador: Volunteer with Badgerland at least 20 hours by assisting at an event, or helping with a special project at a Badgerland Service Center or with your Service Unit. Camp Interns automatically earn their bar! Torch Leadership Award (1 pin per level) Cadette Senior Ambassador: Complete a National Leadership Journey and serve for one year in a leadership position in your school, place of worship, in Girl Scouts, or similar organization. gsbadgerland.org

January ENTREPRENEURSHIP COOKIE U American Family Insurance Training Center, Madison Sunday, January 19 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For Girls in Grades 2-12 Cost: $10 per girl Register by January 7

With workshops, networking and first-class advice from successful business experts, Cookie U is where girls and adults will take their cookie game to the next level. Girls will learn about marketing and public speaking (get ready to perfect that business pitch!). Parents: Stick around and attend sessions just for you, including helping your girl weather the disappointment of not meeting a goal and fostering a philanthropic spirit in your child. Troop Leaders: How about some focused workshops on inventory management and building family involvement in the troop? All that and more at this exciting first-time cookie conference. BONUS: Leading female professionals, Cookiepreneurs and other motivational guests will lead workshops. And don’t be surprised if a professional chef shows up to wow the crowd with recipes featuring our Girl Scout Cookies. Yum! BADGES: Brownies earn the Meet My Customers badge. Juniors will earn the Cookie CEO badge. Cadettes earn the Business Plan & Think Big badges. Board the Badgerland Express to this event to make transportation even easier! See website for details.

COOKIEPALOOZA! Location(s) coming soon! Sunday, January 26 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

For Girls in Grades K-2 Cost: $7 per girl Register by January 14

Attention first-time cookie sellers. This event is just for you! Girls will get to taste test cookies, practice selling at a cookie booth, decorate a piggy bank and so much more. This event is designed to get everyone excited about the season – and to set up girls, troop leaders, family members and the community for success. Throughout the Cookie Program, girls master 5 key skills: Goal Setting, Decision Making, Money Management, People Skills and Business Ethics. We’ll cover them all at CookiePalooza! BONUS: Attendees will even get to meet this year’s cookie mascot in person...a fox! BADGES: Girls and their families will also be able to learn about and receive the brand new Family Cookie Entrepreneur pin!

JANUARY IDEA FACTORY: ENTREPRENEURSHIP ACTIVITIES Brand New Cookie Entrepreneurship Family Award Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: The new Cookie Entrepreneur Family pin enables families to support girls as they learn to think like entrepreneurs through the Girl Scout Cookie Program. Each Girl Scout grade level has its own set of requirements to help families guide their Girl Scout as she runs her own cookie business year after year. Girls can earn all 13 pins in the collection—one unique pin for every year they participate!

ATTENDING COOKIEPALOOZA? EARN YOUR FIRST FAMILY PIN THERE!

BossGIRL Project Patch Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: BossGIRL builds on the entrepreneurial spirit of the Cookie Program and lets each girl create her own business idea. She’ll gain the knowledge and skills to plan her business, finance it and put it into action. HOW TO EARN THE BossGIRL PATCH - Register for the BossGIRL program at gsbadgerland.org - Use the BossGIRL activities and lesson plans to build a business - Set up a table to show off and sell your product at a flea market, expo or business fair in your community. That’s it!

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February GLOBAL GIRL SCOUTING Ours is an International Sisterhood. Girl Scouts is in every zip code in America. And, along with Girl Guides, we are 10 million strong in 150 countries - all with diverse backgrounds and experiences. So from Madison to Mexico, from Beloit to Belgium, from La Crosse to Liberia, from Platteville to Panama, from Jefferson to Japan, from Tomah to Togo from Elkhorn to Egypt, from Galesville to Ghana...we are connected with our sisters from every corner of the earth.

February is the month that we pause to celebrate our international Movement. February 22 is World Thinking Day, an important day for all Girl Scouts and Girl Guides. How will your Girl Scout mark this special time? BADGERLAND CULTURAL EXCHANGE 2020! Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re thrilled to share that Badgerland Girl Scouts is seeking to host a sister country at G.I.R.L. 2020 - the Girl Scout convention being held in Orlando. We are eager to strengthen global connections and offer international cultural opportunities for Badgerland Girl Scouts. More info to come once we are matched with a sister country!

LIVING THREADS Madison Masonic Center Saturday, February 29 (Leap Day!) 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

For Grades 2-8 Cost: $10 per girl Register by February 18

Celebrating diversity and inclusion in our international Movement. Living Threads is the 2020 World Thinking Day theme and the unifying concept of our special Girl Scout day together. The program celebrates the diversity in our communities and beyond while discovering more about our international sisterhood and the living threads that bind us together as sisters. Purposeful team building exercises, games, STEM and art activities will all be geared toward helping girls put inclusion, diversity and equity into action in their daily lives. BONUS: An International Festival is being held at Madisonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Overture Center, just two short blocks away. After our event, we encourage families and troops to visit the free festival that features musicians and artisans from around the world. BADGES: All Girl Scouts will earn the World Thinking Day 2020 WAGGGS Challenge badge by participating in Living Threads. Additionally, girls will work toward their Global Action Award. Board the Badgerland Express to this event to make transportation even easier! See website for details. 14

February GLOBAL GIRL SCOUTING GIRL SCOUT DESTINATIONS Where do you want to go in Summer 2020? Find a Destination! For Girls Grades 6-12 (ages 11 and up) Cost varies. Financial assistance is available through a GSUSA travel scholarship. There’s surfing camp on the east coast and archaeology digs out west. How about an African mountain adventure in Ethiopia or a visit to the land of the rising sun, Japan? Destinations is Girl Scout’s travel opportunity for individual girls (see troop trips below). Trips vary in length, cost and location. Some are international while some are domestic. Some are cultural experiences, others are service-based trips. Look at all of the offerings on Girl Scout’s travel website: girlscouts.org/travel. BEST ADVICE: Trips fill up quickly, so consider applying for a few destinations. The limit is four. MEET THE DEADLINES: > Early application deadline: November 15 > Final application deadline: February 1

FEBRUARY IDEA FACTORY: GLOBAL AWARD & TRAVEL GLOBAL ACTION AWARD Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: Girls connect with our international sisterhood by working together to address world concerns and make a difference on topics that affect girls and women all over the world. Working in alignment with the 17 sustainable development goals established by the United Nations, Girl Scouts created the Global Action Award calling for girls to address big issues—things like making sure all people have enough to eat and improving people’s health. Each year, one of the 17 goals is addressed. In 2020, Girl Scouts will explore the issue of Gender Equality to earn the award. Activities are based on girls’ age level. See the details at girlscouts.org. GETAWAYS Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: These are pre-planned adventures for troops to awesome places around the country. Getaways were created for troops that want to travel, but don’t know where to start or have the time to figure out all the details. Popular Getaways include a Broadway visit to New York City, learning about sea mammals in San Francisco and Space Camp in Alabama. Getaways are available year round. See them at girlscouts.org/travel. gsbadgerland.org

March UNLEASH YOUR GIRL SCOUT VOICE WISCONSIN GS ADVOCACY DAY: HAVING OUR SAY! Register early. This one fills up quickly! Wisconsin State Capitol, Madison Wednesday, March 4 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

For Girls in Grades 6-12 Cost: $20 per girl Register by February 18

Girl Scouts from around Wisconsin gather at the Capitol for advocacy and networking. The event begins with a meeting attended by state lawmakers and features speeches by Girl Scouts (maybe you?!). The day includes a luncheon at Overture Center and one-on-one meetings with elected officials to talk about issues important to girls. This is a school day and girls will need permission to miss school. Lunch included. HURRY: Just 20 spots available! Priority is given to Girls who have not previously attended Advocacy Day. Note: Girls will do some pre-work to prepare for Advocacy Day. The online course will focus on developing customized elevator pitches and individualized information to present to lawmakers during the information meeting sessions. BADGES: Not at this program, but after this event, girls will be ready to advocate for issues they care about.

SUFFRAGE 100 HARD WON. NOT DONE. Wisconsin Historical Museum Saturday, March 28 Daisies & Brownies: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Juniors and Cadettes: 1 to 4 p.m.

For Girls in Grades K-8 Cost: $10 per girl, $10 per adult Register by March 17

1920 was a landmark year for women. That’s the year white American women got the “right to vote” with the passage of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution. At Suffrage 100, girls will gain a deeper understanding of what this milestone meant for the Suffragettes, the women who fought for the right to vote, and what it means for girls’ rights today. While looking back at this essential time in female history we’ll look ahead at ways girls can actualize Suffragette tactics to advocate change important to them in today’s world. BADGES: All Girl Scouts will earn a citizenship badge at this event. Daisies will earn the Good Neighbor badge. Brownies will earn Celebrating Community badge. Juniors will earn Inside Government badge. Cadettes will earn Finding Common Ground badge.

MARCH IDEA FACTORY: ADVOCATE FOR CHANGE Badgerland Guide to Girl Advocacy Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: All girls deserve to be heard. Help her find her voice with our exclusive Guide to Advocacy, just for girls. Take the quiz to see if the troop is ready to sit still for a school board meeting or understand a gubernatorial debate. Learn more about the G.I.R.L. Agenda initiative, earn civic engagement badges, and get geared up for the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment this summer. The guide is easy to use and segmented by age level. It’s free and accessible anytime at gsbadgerland.org. Intellectual Property Patch Brownie Junior Cadette Senior: Girls learn about inventions, patents, how to protect an invention, and how various IP protection can inspire others to improve on inventions.

Celebrate Girl Scout Week March 8-14 Sunday, March 8 | Girl Scout Sunday Wear It: Take the G.I.R.L. quiz online to find out if you’re a Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker or Leader, and wear your color with pride! Show It: Teach your family a Girl Scout song. Monday, March 9 | Go-Getter Day Wear It: Kick off Girl Scout Week by wearing your favorite Girl Scout t-shirt. Show It: Take a Happy GS Week photo and share it. Make the post public and tag @gsbadgerland. Tuesday, March 10 | Innovator Day Wear It: What kind of innovator will you be? Dress like what you want to be when you grow up. Show It: Decorate your lunchroom tables with Girl Scout table-toppers. Wednesday, March 11 | Risk-Taker Day Wear It: Camp t-shirts/gear! Show It: Ask if you can help make the school announcements. Thursday, March 12 | Girl Scouts’ 108th Birthday! Wear It: Wear your Girl Scout uniform to school today. Show It: Show and tell! Stand up in front of your class and talk about your uniform, or your favorite patch or badge. Friday, March 13 | Leader Day Wear It: Troop t-shirts or fun Girl Scouts gear. Show It: Gather friends and classmates to do a human knot during recess. Ask someone you know to join Girl Scouts! Saturday, March 14 | Girl Scout Promise Day Wear It: Your favorite outfit. Show It: Meet up with your troop for a weekend activity. Talk about what the Girl Scout Promise and Law means to you. gsbadgerland.org

April COMMUNITY SERVICE GIRL SCOUT AWARDS CEREMONY River Arts Center, Prairie Du Sac Saturday, April 4 1 to 4 p.m.

For Girls Grades K-12 & Families Cost: Free, but RSVPs are required. Register by March 24

It’s one of the most inspiring and SPECIAL days of the Girl Scouting year! Join us in celebrating Gold Award and Silver Award recipients, class of 2020 graduating seniors, scholarship earners...and 2020 Top Cookie Sellers! This is an uplifting event and all Girl Scout troops, individual girls and families are encouraged to come and be filled with pride for the significant impact made by local Girl Scouts. BONUS: Meet Silver and Gold Award Girl Scouts and get excited about the many things G.I.R.L.s can accomplish.

CAMP EHAWEE SERVICE WEEKEND Camp Ehawee, Mindoro Friday, April 24 - Sunday, April 26 Check in between 5 and 8 p.m. Friday Check out at 12 p.m. Sunday

For Girls Grades K-12 & Grown-ups Come give service in exchange for a no-cost camp weekend. Register by April 14

All Girl Scouts and their adult may come (but, of course, grown-ups must be Girl Scout members, too!). Bunk in the cabins, the lodge or bring your own tent. We’ll feed you. There is no cost but all participants are expected to pitch in and perform their assigned tasks which will be age appropriate. Registration required. Stay later for Open House! This is a terrific troop service project! BADGES: All girls who participate will earn their Property Service patch.

APRIL IDEA FACTORY: PROPERTY SERVICE PATCH! Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: Girl Scouts may earn patches by visiting Badgerland camps and performing a service project at the site. Property patches are available for a service project and specialcurated activity at both Camp Ehawee and Camp Brandenburg in Dane County. This is a terrific troop project to tackle. Set a troop goal and earn them both this year! PROPERTY PATCH PROGRAM DETAILS @ gsbadgerland.org (available October 1). 18

May STEM FULL STEAM AHEAD EXPO Monona Terrace, Madison Saturday, May 16 Times listed below

For Girls Grades K-12 Cost: $10 per girl, $3 per adult Register by May 5

The FULL STEAM AHEAD Expo is a Girl Scout friendly showcase of science, technology, engineering, art, mathematics, robots, innovation, creativity and resourcefulness packed in one day. It is a place where girls can discover, explore, and tinker with various STEAM activities. All girl explorers, makers, helpers, investigators and designers welcome! Age-specific sessions: Daisy Brownie Junior: 9 to 11:30 a.m. Cadette Senior Ambassador: 12:30 to 4 p.m. BONUS: During a third session from 3 to 4 p.m., older Girl Scouts will explore what a career in STEM really looks like when they connect with local experts representing emerging and existing STEM fields. BADGES: Daisies, Brownies and Juniors will earn their Mechanical Engineering badges: Daisies for working on a Board Game; Brownies for a Fling Flyer; and Juniors for a Balloon Car. Cadettes will earn the Science of Happiness badge. Seniors will earn the Science of Style badge. Ambassadors will earn the Water badge. Board the Badgerland Express to this event to make transportation even easier! See website for details.

MAY IDEA FACTORY: STEM BADGES TO EARN CYBERSECURITY BASICS BADGE Daisy Brownie Junior: Girls explore how computers work and talk about how to stay safe online Cadette Senior Ambassador: Learn about hacking, cyberwarfare and cybersecurity careers CYBERSECURITY BASICS BADGE Daisy Brownie Junior: Find out how to stay safe and protect your identity Cadette Senior Ambassador: Explore your digital footprint, how and why to protect your personal information and devices, and plan and secure your digital future CYBERSECURITY BASICS BADGE Daisy Brownie Junior: Learn how to spot problems and crimes in the cyber world Cadette Senior Ambassador: Solve fictional cybercrimes including role-playing a ransomware attack gsbadgerland.org

June OUTDOORS EHAWEE JUBILEE: TROOP CAMP WEEKEND featuring optional TOC II Training for volunteers! Camp Ehawee, Mindoro June 5-7 Check in Friday at 6 p.m. Check out Sunday at 11 a.m.

For Girls Grades 1-5 Cost: $65 per person Register by May 26

A great intro to camping. Spend the weekend with your troop at beautiful Camp Ehawee exploring and learning everything you need to know to go camping on your own next time. Girls will hike and learn about Leave No Trace while munching on trail mix they created. There’s a scavenger hunt hike, trail map reading, learning to cook outdoors and lots of games, too (creek hopping anyone?!). Girls will also discover the right gear to pack for a hike or camping trip. There will be plenty of time to explore camp, roast s’mores and sing songs with sister Girl Scouts. All activities are facilitated by experts. NOTE: Sleeping assignments will be provided upon check-in and will be in cabins or dorm-style lodging. Adults to meet safety ratio required. Stay a few extra hours after troop camp ends for Bridging Badgerland! BONUS: Troop leaders and volunteers will have the opportunity to earn their Troop Overnight Certification II over the weekend. This certification enables you to provide an amazing outdoor adventure for your girls the next time you do an overnighter. The training includes a refresher on the basics of camp, preparing the girls for the outdoor experience, safety protocols, and troop planning and budgeting. BADGES: Brownies will earn their Cabin Camper, Outdoor Adventurer and Hiker badges. Juniors will earn their Eco Camper and Camper badges.

JUNE IDEA FACTORY: TAKE AN OUTDOOR JOURNEY OUTDOOR JOURNEY Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: Girls get outside to explore and enjoy nature while completing a sustainable Take Action project. Activities range from backyard camping to high-adventure exploration to building outdoor skills - all while inspiring girls to become environmental stewards. BONUS: Girls earn badges every step of the Journey. SEND HER TO GIRL SCOUT SUMMER CAMP Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: Badgerland’s vibrant summer camp sessions offer something for EVERY Girl Scout of EVERY age (including grown-ups at the parent-child camps). All of our camps are focused on providing Girl Scout experiences, and girls will earn badges at most sessions. Camp registration opens in early February. 20

June

BRIDGING AND REDEDICATING BRIDGING BADGERLAND held right after Jubilee! Camp Ehawee, Mindoro Sunday, June 7 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

For Girls Grades K-12 Cost: $15 per person Register by May 26

All troops are invited to join us for a special bridging and rededication celebration at Camp Ehawee. The event will be filled with outdoor activities, music, and of course…a bridging ceremony. After hearing from some inspiring Badgerland Girl Scouts who have truly taken the lead this year, troops will walk across the bridge...and on to the next Girl Scout level! Not your year to bridge? Come anyway and rededicate to a new year of living by the Girl Scout Law. After the formal ceremony, get ready for more music, fun and cake! Girls will take home a unique ‘Bridging Badgerland 2020’ patch.

SUMMER IDEA FACTORY: SHARE WITH US IS YOUR COMMUNITY HOSTING A BRIDGING EVENT? Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: Let us know if you are hosting a bridging ceremony for your community or Service Unit. Badgerland has bridges you can check out, along with lots of other ideas to ‘bling’ up your special day. We can also help with ideas and ceremony scripts: info@gsbadgerland.org. GIRL SCOUTS LOVE STATE PARKS Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador: You and your troop, family and friends are invited to join thousands of Girl Scouts across the country in venturing into your favorite state park! Visit any state park at a time that is convenient for you and choose an adventure that suits you best: go for a hike, try your hand at fishing, attend a naturalist-led program, spend the night camping, or work on a badge or Take Action project! The choice is yours! Then send your incredible State Parks story and picture to communications@gsbadgerland.org and earn your Girl Scouts Love State Parks Patch. gsbadgerland.org

2020 Centennial Suffrage and Civics 2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment, giving white women the right to vote. Badgerland is teaming up with sister Wisconsin Girl Scout councils and the League of Women Voters of Wisconsin to celebrate this historic milestone and the achievements of the Suffragette movement. Details will roll out in the winter via the Badgerland Banner, website and social media.

COME TO THIS, TOO>> SUFFRAGE 100: an exciting event for girls to earn Citizenship Badges. Page 16.

CIVIC ACTION TOOLKIT

Champion your views, influence leadership and make the world a better place. The G.I.R.L. Agenda is an online resource to help girls mobilize and lead positive change through civic action. This is a great starting point for troop or individual civic service projects: girlscouts.org/girlagenda.

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Leadership Girl Leadership Training & Workshops HIGHEST AWARDS FAQ VIDEO SERIES (check it out anytime) Where do I even begin? We get it! Earning Girl Scouts’ Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards can seem daunting. We’ve got you covered with a series of short videos answering the most frequently asked questions. The videos will help with the nuts-and-bolts details. Watch these first and then come to one of our new Project Generator workshops. Find the videos> gsbadgerland.org (type Highest Awards Video in the search bar)

HIGHEST AWARDS IDEA WORKSHOP

PROGRAM AIDE (PA) TRAINING

Stumped for ideas for just the right Silver or Gold Award project? Let’s talk. This session is part brainstorming, part instructive as girls clarify Take Action project ideas and kickstart ideas to begin. Walk away with action steps to complete the Silver Award Intent Form or Gold Award Proposal.

ONLINE AND IN-PERSON, HANDS-ON AT A GS EVENT!

Note: Prep for the session by viewing the Highest Awards FAQ video series (details above). Grades 6-12 Cost: Free October 19, 10am-12pm Girl Scout Service Center, Janesville Register by October 8 November 16, 10am-12pm Girl Scout Service Center, La Crosse Register by November 5

PA trainees discover their leadership, communication skills, behavior management, girl development and the Girl Scout curriculum through a blended learning experience of online and in-person modules. Girls will put all their skills in action when they are tasked with leading an activity or game at a council-sponsored event. Lunch is included. Step 1) Log-in and learn through our handy online PA course. Step 2) Put the learning into action! PA Trainees will attend a 2 hour, in-person training then hop right into working with younger girls at a Badgerland event:

November 16, 10am-12pm Girl Scout Service Center, Platteville Register by November 5

November 9, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. | Grades: 6-8 Big Hill Center, Beloit Register by October 29: $15 girl Work with girls attending GSI: Girl Scout Investigations

December 7, 10am-12pm Girl Scout Service Center, Madison Register by November 26

January 26, 12pm-5:30pm | Grades: 6-8 Location(s) Coming Soon Register by January 14: $15 girl

March 14, 10am-12pm Girl Scout Service Center, Janesville Register by March 3 March 28, 10am-12pm Girl Scout Service Center, La Crosse Register by March 17

April 18, 10am-12pm Girl Scout Service Center, Madison Register by April 7

Work with girls attending CookiePalooza

June 21-26, | Grades: 6-8 Camp Ehawee Register by June 1 | $325 per girl Work with girls attending Camp Ehawee After PA training, she is just two steps away from earning her Program Aide Award.

LEADERSHIP JUMP START Earn the VIT (Volunteer In Training) Award. This home study course focuses on building leadership skills. Grades: 10-12 | Learn from home using our online resources Register Anytime | Cost: Free gsbadgerland.org 23

Tour our camps in the spring, then sign her up for summer camp!

Camp Open Houses The entire family is invited to our Open Houses. There’s no cost, but please RSVP so we can plan for busing and food.

CAMP EHAWEE OPEN HOUSE • Sunday, April 26 • 1 to 4 p.m. • Ride the bus from Madison

BRANDENBURG OPEN HOUSES • Saturday, May 16 | 2 to 4 p.m. • Sunday, May 17 | 1 to 3 p.m. • See you there

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DIY TROOP CAMPING DAY & OVERNIGHT ADVENTURES Fall - Winter - Spring What kind of camp experience are you looking for? Beds and a kitchen? We’ve got that. How about something a little more rustic? We’ve got that, too. Whether your troop is working on earning badges, having a slumber party, or celebrating a special event, an overnight at a Badgerland Camp is a convenient and memorable way to get together.

RENT A CABIN OR A LODGE AT CAMP EHAWEE OR CAMP BRANDENBURG IN 3 STEPS: 1) 2)

Go to gsbadgerland.org > Camp > Rent a Camp and read the Property Rental Policy Note: Reservations can be booked up to six months in advance, with property calendars opening on the first day of each month. Select your overnight accommodations (details of all the locations are outlined online): - Camp Brandenburg: Hilltop Lodge or Hawks Nest - Camp Ehawee: Bertha Shuman Lodge or Nakomis Lodge Reserve your space!

ORIENTEERING COURSES @ BADGERLAND CAMPS Exploring camps Brandenburg and Ehawee is now even more amazing... We’ve worked with field experts to build orienteering courses throughout both properties! Using a special orienteering map and compass, you’ll trek to special points across camp, and discover lots along the way. All supplies are included in the orienteering kits located at each camp.

<< Rent SHIFTPODS at Camp Ehawee or Camp Brandenburg: We’re super jazzed to announce SHIFTPODS and pop-up tents are now available for checkout at Brandenburg and Ehawee through our property reservation system. Lock in a troop adventure now! gsbadgerland.org 25

THE 2020 BADGERLAND TRIP

Girl Scout National Convention Orlando, Florida START PLANNING FOR THE ULTIMATE G.I.R.L. EXPERIENCE Girl Scouts from around the WORLD, including Badgerland, will converge on Orlando to paint the town Girl Scout green for the National Convention. During this five-night trip, Girl Scouts will experience what â&#x20AC;&#x153;being a sister to every Girl Scoutâ&#x20AC;? truly means. A Badgerland day trip to either Walt Disney World or Universal Studios will also be organized. Grades: 5-12 (for girls completing these grades in spring 2020) Dates: Exact dates to be determined, but tentatively October 21-26, 2020 Lodging: Orlando hotel at or near the event convention center Transportation: Air travel from Madison Cost: $1,650 girl | $1,750 adult Includes hotel for five nights, meals, convention pass, airfare, transportation and a day pass for either Disney World or Universal Studios. Deadlines: $200 non-refundable deposit due November 20, 2019 & full balance due July 1, 2020 Who can come: Come as a troop, come as a parent-child or come as an individual girl. WANT TO COORDINATE YOUR OWN TRAVEL? If you decide to do transportation on your own, the program cost is $1,050 per girl and $1,100 per adult, with a $200 non-refundable deposit. Included is the five-night hotel stay, food, convention, and day pass for Disney World or Universal Studios. Airfare and transportation will be additional, at your own cost.

HOLD YOUR SPOT WITH A DEPOSIT

All registrants must pay a $200 non-refundable deposit to hold their spots on the trip. Registration, when paid in full, includes airfare, hotel for five nights, food, one day pass to Disney or Universal Studios and convention cost. Badgerland Bucks may not be used for the deposit, but can be used for the balance. 26

An opportunity for Badgerland girls interested in media, journalism and public speaking.

There’s no denying it: Girl Scouts are doing some AWESOME things... and the world should know about it! Badgerland is looking for Girl Scouts of all ages to be the ‘face’ of our organization and communicate the Girl Scout experience with the masses. They’ll get to tell their own Girl Scout story, plus share the stories of other Girl Scouts around Badgerland! MediaGIRLS will: - Be Badgerland’s go-to crew for live and pre-recorded TV and radio interviews - Speak at public engagements with community service organizations - Serve as on-the-ground reporters while live-streaming Badgerland events - Write blog entries and articles for Badgerland publications - Write and submit letters to the editor Is your girl up for the challenge? Here’s how to apply: 1) Complete a short MediaGIRL application. Find it at gsbadgerland.org. 2) Have her record a 1-2 minute video telling us why she wants to be a Badgerland MediaGIRL. Send it to communications@gsbadgerland.org, or send it via Facebook Messenger: @gsbadgerland. * Applications will be accepted through September 30, 2019. * Selected girls must commit to a MediaGIRLS training day on Saturday, October 12 in Madison.

REPRESENTING! Badgerland MediaGIRLS gsbadgerland.org

2 GS Fundraising Opportunities There are two ways for troops and individual girls to earn money to pay for programs, events and experiences. Typically troops set a goal to earn a certain amount during the two sales and use those profits to pay for troop outings, supplies, costs associated with troop community service projects, girl uniforms and membership fees. The two product sales for troops to earn money are: 1) Badgerland Fall Fundraiser

2) The Girl Scout Cookie Program

October 2-20 Sell chocolates, nuts, magazines, and more to earn troop money • Take in-person orders with the order card • Send emails inviting customers to order online to be shipped directly to them, or have a girl deliver it • Girls earn tons of great rewards, including personalized patches • Troops can set goals to earn money to support activities all year long

FALL FUNDRAISER TRAINING Troop Leaders or Troop Fall Fundraiser Coordinators: - August 28: Attend the webinar - 6 p.m. - September 8: Attend the webinar - 6 p.m. - September 19: Attend the webinar - 12 p.m. or 6 p.m. Parents: - Your troop co-leaders will give you the order card and answer all your questions. MEET THE FALL MASCOTS Leap Ahead! Create Your Own Path is the theme for the Fall Fundraiser. The mascots are adorable plush fawns that girls can earn as a reward. Girls who participate in the sale also earn patches and other rewards. And there is an awesome TROOP reward option in 2019! 28

2020 Girl Scout Cookie Program February 15-March 22

Participate in the world’s largest girl-led business to earn troop funds for service projects, activities and trips. How it Works • Sell cookies in your neighborhood and at troop cookie booths • Sell cookies online with a personalized Digital Cookie site • Troops earn $7.56-$9 per cookie case sold (depending on quantity sold) • Girls earn awesome rewards - even a trip to Disney World! • Girls can choose to be a philanthropist and donate their earnings • Troops can also earn a bonus Troop Reward - a trip to fun girl-centric places In 2019, 446 troops earned this awesome reward! Will yours in 2020?

COOKIE PROGRAM TRAINING Troop Leaders: • December 14. Program Training for NEW Troop Cookie Coordinators. All troops send a representative. The training can be attended online. • January 11: Program Training and Technology Training for experienced Troop Cookie Coordinators. Technology Training for NEW Troop Cookie Coordinators. Training can be attended online. Parents: - Look for the Cookie Program Family Guide in the mail in January and attend your troop’s Cookie Family Meeting to get details from your co-leaders. Girls, Families, Troops: - Attend CookiePalooza in January and earn the new Cookie Family Pin. Details on page 16. DON’T FORGET: GLUTEN FREE COOKIE ORDERS DUE OCT. 15

Milk & Cookies Service Project 2020! In 2019, 83 Badgerland troops donated 7,353 cookie boxes to food pantries in Dane and Grant counties, resulting in more than 3,500 gallons of milk being donated to families in need. We are proud to announce that our partnership with dairy promotions committees around Badgerland will continue in 2020...and we’re looking to expand these opportunities. Do you have a connection to a milk board in your county? Please connect with us so we can work to build more of these amazing give-back opportunities for Girl Scouts. Contact us at info@gsbadgerland.org. gsbadgerland.org 29

How to Register for a Program It’s All Online! Sign up for all Badgerland programs at gsbadgerland.org. 1 Visit gsbadgerland.org 2 Click the Activities tab 3 Easily find the programs listed in this book 3 ways:

- by viewing the calendar - scrolling the Activities List - (easiest!) enter the program name in the search bar Click the Activities Tab to see all the programs

Scroll the list to see what’s happening each month.

Search and find a program quickly using the search bar. Select the green title of the program to reveal the complete description including extra notes. Here’s the program. Now you have a choice to register or place it in your My Activities cart for later. Don’t wait too long; programs fill up fast!

IMPORTANT: Once registered, view it in My Activities. Click the information icon to get important details two weeks before the event. 30

Registration Information REGISTRATION All program registrations are completed online and can be paid for using a credit or debit card. If you have difficulty registering online, simply call our Customer Care Team for assistance: 800.236.2710. REGISTER ONLINE • Visit gsbadgerland.org and click the Activities tab • Find programs by date or use the search bar • Click on the program to start registration • Payment is due upon registration FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Financial Assistance for program registration may be available for Badgerland-sponsored programs. Find and complete the Program Financial Assistance application form at gsbadgerland.org > Forms. PROGRAM CONFIRMATION A confirmation will be emailed to you within 1 hour of registration. After you’re registered, you will also see the confirmation listed in your My GS account. Click the “My Activities” tab to see everything you’re signed up for and, for more information, click the information icon that looks like this . Additional information will be posted no later than two weeks before the event. PAYING FOR PROGRAMS WITH BADGERLAND BUCKS Badgerland Bucks are earned through the Badgerland Fall Fundraiser and the Cookie Program, and may be used to pay for Badgerland-sponsored programs. How It Works: Register and pay for the program online with a credit or debit card, then complete and submit the Badgerland Bucks Reimbursement Form at gsbadgerland. org. (Click forms). Badgerland Bucks can also be spent on resident camp, community-based Girl Scout camps and events, troop rental of council properties, Girl Scout Shop purchases and membership dues.

Still have Badgerland Bucks from the Cookie Program or last fall’s sale? USE THEM NOW! Badgerland Bucks expire September 30, 2019.

PROGRAM CANCELLATION POLICY Badgerland Council is reluctant to cancel programs. However, occasionally the need arises due to weather, safety concerns or low registration. When bad weather results in a cancellation, every attempt will be made to contact the registrants. Please maintain accurate contact information with Girl Scouts so staff can reach you in the event of a last-minute cancellation. If cancelled, the program will be rescheduled or refunded. REFUNDS Refunds are only given if cancellations are received prior to the printed “register by” deadline. Full refunds are issued after the printed registration deadline for council programs only if the program is full or cancelled, or in the event of a serious illness or death in the family. For serious illness, a written doctor’s note is required within one week after the program. ADULT SUPERVISION REQUIREMENTS Adults must accompany girls attending a program or event, unless otherwise stated. Follow the safety ratios listed below. The adults must be registered Girl Scouts with a current background check on file. Our primary goal is to provide safe, outstanding programming for girls so space may not be available for additional adults beyond stated Girl Scout ratios. GIRL SCOUT SAFETY RATIOS 2 Unrelated, Background Checked Adult Members For Every: - 6 Girl Scout Daisies - 12 Girl Scout Brownies - 16 Girl Scout Juniors - 20 Girl Scout Cadettes - 24 Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors Plus One Adult for Each Additional Number of Girls, Up To: - 4 Girl Scout Daisies - 6 Girl Scout Brownies - 8 Girl Scout Juniors - 10 Girl Scout Cadettes - 12 Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors

NEED HELP? CAN’T FIND IT ONLINE? We’re here to help. info@gsbadgerland.org 800.236.2710

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GS Year At-a-Glance: 2019 September 2019 Sept 8: Fall Fundraiser Training Webinar Sept 16: Badgerland Service Centers and Shops closed for staff development and training Sept 19: Fall Fundraiser Training Webinar Sept 30: Deadline for MediaGIRLS application

October 2019: Outdoors Oct 1: 2019-20 Girl Scout membership year begins Oct 2: Badgerland Fall Fundraiser begins Oct 11: International Day of the Girl Oct 12: MediaGIRLs Training Day Oct 12: Treasure Hounds and Super Sleuths for grades 2-5 Oct 15: Gluten-Free Cookie Orders Due Oct 18-19: Ehawee Expedition - Fall for grades K-12 Oct 19: Highest Awards Idea Workshop for grades 6-12 Oct 20: Badgerland Fall Fundraiser ends. Turn in orders. Oct 31: Founderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day (Juliette Gordon Lowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s birthday)

November 2019: STEM Nov 9: Girl Scout Investigations for grades K-8 Nov 9: Program Aide Training for grades 6-8 Nov 15: Destinations Early Bird Application deadline Nov 16: Highest Awards Idea Workshop for grades 6-12 Nov 20: Deposits Due for G.I.R.L. 2020 Badgerland Trip Nov 28-29: Badgerland Service Centers and Shops closed

December 2019: Take Action Dec 7: Girl Scouts Day of Service for grades K-12 Dec 7: Highest Awards Idea Workshop for grades 6-12 Dec 11: Badgerland Service Centers and Shops closed for staff development and training Dec 14: Cookie Program Training Webinar Dec 21-Jan 1: Badgerland Service Centers & shops closed NOTE: Troop Leaders plan your Troop Family Cookie Meeting now to be held in early January.

2020: GS Year At-a-Glance January 2020: Entrepreneurship Jan 11: Cookie Program Leader Training Jan 19: Cookie U for grades 2-12 Jan 25-26: Ehawee Expedition - Winter for grades K-12 Jan 26: CookiePalooza! for grades K-2 & families Jan 26: Program Aide Training for grades 6-8

February 2020: Global Girl Scouting Look for your Camp Book in the mail Feb 1: Destinations 2020 Applications Due Feb 15: Girl Scout Cookie Program begins! Feb 22: World Thinking Day Feb 29: Living Threads for grades 2-8

March 2020: Advocacy! Mar 4: GS Advocacy Day for grades 6-12 Mar 8-14: Girl Scout Week Mar 12: Girl Scoutsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; 108th Birthday! Mar 14: Highest Awards Idea Workshop for grades 6-12 Mar 22: Girl Scout Cookie Program ends Mar 28: Suffrage 100 for grades K-8 Mar 28: Highest Awards Idea Workshop for grades 6-12

April 2020: Community Service Apr 4: Girl Scout Awards Ceremony Apr 18: Highest Awards Idea Workshop for grades 6-12 Apr 22: Volunteer Appreciation Day Apr 24-26: Camp Ehawee Service Weekend Apr 26: Camp Ehawee Open House

May 2020: STEM May 16: Full STEAM Ahead Expo for grades K-12 May 16: Camp Brandenburg Open House May 17: Camp Brandenburg Open House

June 2020: Outdoors June 5-7: Ehawee Jubilee Weekend for grades 1-5 w/ TOC II June 7: Bridging Badgerland, a Council-Wide Bridging Event June 21-26: Program Aide Training at Camp Ehawee Note: Summer Camp Season Begins! gsbadgerland.org 33

there’s always something new...

GIRL SCOUT SHOPS Visit Badgerland Girl Scout Shops in Janesville, La Crosse, Madison and Platteville >>Shop online anytime at gsbadgerland.org Want a pop-up Girl Scout shop at your community event? You bet. We’ve got lots of plans to make Girl Scouting even more vibrant in your town. Be watching the Badgerland Banner (emailed to you once a month) for more exciting changes coming.

Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador

SURE, WE HAVE UNIFORMS AND BADGES. BUT WHY STOP THERE?! BONUS BIRTHDAY GIFT! Badgerland shops are filled with Girl Scout shirts, Girl Scout hair ties, Girl Scout socks, Girl Scout jewelry, Girl Scout toys...well, you get the idea. There are plenty of goodies for grown-ups too, including t-shirts, hoodies, hats, scarves and on and on. COME TO A SHOP AND VISIT WITH OUR GIRL SCOUT EXPERTS.

Look for an email from us during your Girl Scout’s birthday month. It contains an invite for a free goody bag and a $5 coupon. Sweet!

The Girl Scout FAMILY PROMISE On my honor, I will try: To support my Girl Scout And her troop, To help girls lead at all times, And to always keep it fun! gsbadgerland.org 35

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