Saturday, March 26, 2016

Journey Service Project & Other News





We are wrapping up our Story Journey and will be making a Little Free Library to place in a park (TBA) to be enjoyed by our community. During our last meeting the girls made a sign to collect books to place in our library. We will be designing and painting the library during our April meeting. 
The April meeting has been changes to Monday, April 18th. I am sorry for the change. Please wear old clothing as we will be painting with non-washable paint.  I hope that our location will be secured by the May meeting so we can meet and install the library.  The May meeting will also be a recognition/award meeting so I would love for all families to attend! We will have refreshments to celebrate the last two years of Brownies!  

I would like to say that I have thoroughly enjoyed being a girl scout leader for the past four years.  Troop 469 will not continue after May. Due to redistricting again our girls are spread out over three schools and that will allow any girls desiring to continue scouts as a Junior to join their current school troop.  I will look at the remaining funds after we have built the library and donated a portion to a charity and will divide it up among the girls to use for future scouting.



Bookmark Fun!





Saturday, January 2, 2016

Making Games and Playing Fair

The Brownies earned two badges in November: Making Games and Playing Fair. It was a lot of fun!
Sorry that some pictures are upside down! 















Cookie Time 2016 Edition


Monday, October 5, 2015

Brownie Day

We had a great time this past Saturday at Brownie Day! The scouts earned their WOW Journey, which was all about the Wonders of Water! Forty-five girls and several volunteers attended the event. The scouts made new friends, earned a Journey, and are pros at water conservation.

Gathering Water


Cleaning up water pollution

Make a water filter

Katie leading the girls in making a water filter





The girls struggling to get the oil out of the water

Learning about the water cycle

The scouts also made bracelets that represented the water cycle

Share Project: How do you want to encourage others to conserve water

Talking about how people around the world get their water

Supplies needed to make a simple water filter

Sunday, September 6, 2015

Septmember Meeting and Beyond



 



Our first official troop meeting of the year is on Monday, September 14th from 6-8 pm!

Just a few things to note:

Cathryn is our snack helper. The schedule can be found by clicking on the tab labled "snacks".

Please bring $20 for dues. This will cover registration and badges.  

We will be earning our Celebrating Community Badge.  The girls will have a piece of homework to bring back to the November Meeting.  

We will also be earning our Potter Badge Thursday, November 19th from 6-8 pm at Upaint Pottery in Greenwood.  This event is being paid with our troop funds. It will be a fun night!

Just a reminder that our troop is hosting Brownie Day on Saturday, October 3, 2015 form 11 am-1 pm at South Creek.  I need all the volunteers that can help so please let me know if you can join us!



Sunday, August 9, 2015

*FAMILY EVENT* Bug Fest Sunday August 30th



Bug Fest

Sunday, August 30th 1-5 pm


Fees:Vehicle Fee $5.00 

Southeastway's Annual Celebration of Bugs!
Participants will visit several stations such as a Walk-through Butterfly Tent, Cricket Cafe, Critter Crafts, the Insect Zoo and lots more. Day of Bug Fest: $5 entrance fee per vehicle - cash only please. Southeastway's Annual Celebration of Bugs! Participants will visit several stations such as a Walk Through Butterfly Tent, Cricket Cafe, Critter Crafts, the Insect Zoo and lots more. $5 entrance fee per vehicle - cash only please. 



*I can take three additional scouts in my vehicle if you are unable to come. First come first serve!Scouts that attend this event will earn their Bug Badge!  

This is a great family event! It does not take four hours to get through the stations, but I recommend arriving closer to 1 pmas they only allow 2,000 participants. 

Bug Fest