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Girl Scouts
Where Girls Grow Strong
By Pam Steffensmeier
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Purpose of Girl Scouts
Founder Of Girl Scouts
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Levels Of Girl Scouts
Daisy Girl Scouts
Brownie Girl Scouts
Junior Girl Scouts
Cadette Girl Scouts
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Daisy Girl Scouts
Daisy Girl Scouts are girls who are 5 or 6 years
old or who are in kindergarten. Every scout
belongs to a troop in groups of five to 10 with
two or more leaders. They go on trips, learn
about nature and science, and explore the arts
and their communities. Daisy Girl Scouts can also
earn Learning Petals and receive participation
patches. Daisys wear a membership pin as a sign
that they belong to Girl Scouts. Daisies now wear
a shirt with a flower in the middle.(To see what
it looks like go to photo of a Daisy Troop) On
their shirts they place Learning Petal and
participation patches.
   
Daisy Membership pin
Learning Patch Petals
Photo of a Daisy Troop
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Brownies Membership pin
Brownie Girl Scouts
Brownies Badges
   
Brownie Girl Scouts are girls who are 6 to 8
years old or in 1st to 3rd grade. Brownie Girl
Scouts work together in groups, earn Brownie Girl
Scout Try-Its, and explore their community. While
girls are brownies they learn how to make their
own decisions. Brownies can earn badges. The
uniform for brownies are a membership pin and a
brown sash with their council, troop, membership
stars and badges that they can earn through this
level of Girl Scouting
Animals
Caring sharing
Making Jewelry
All in the Family
Common Brownie Uniform
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Badges
Junior Girl Scouts
Girl Scouting in The U.S.A
Sports

Junior/ Cadette Membership Pin
Junior Girl Scouts are girls who are 8 to 11
years old or who are in 4th grade to 6th grade.
Junior Girl Scouts can wear the Girl Scout
Membership Pin. They will wear a green sash which
on the front has the troop number that they are
in, the council in which they belong to, pins to
represent how many years they have been Girl
Scouts and badges that they have earned thought
this level. On the back it can have activity
badges like day camp, mother daughter night and
ect.
Dance
Hobbies
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Junior Uniform
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Junior/ Cadette Membership Pin
Cadette Girl Scouts
Cadette Girl Scouts are girls who are 11 to 17
years old or in 7th to 12th grade. Just like
Brownies and Juniors, Cadettes earn badges too.
For a cadette to earn a badge it takes a lot of
work. Many troops will work on these badges in
their troops together or girls can do them on
their own. Cadette Girl Scouts is all about
setting goals for yourself and being able to do
new things. You will be exploring more adventure
like going down rapids, rock climbing and going
on long trips. Earning the Silver and Gold Award.
The common uniform is the girls membership pin
or a tan sash.
Badges

Photography
Cooking
Common uniform for Cadettes.
Leadership
Computer Fun
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Dyersville Date Night Movie 2005
Girl Scouts.mov
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Activites
Dyersville Day Camp
Girl Scout Sunday
Ornament Workshop
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Dyersville Day Camp
Dyersville Day Camp is four days of fun. Day Camp
is held usually the second week in June or a week
once school gets out. Brownies, Juniors and
Cadettes of all age come to make crafts, learn
about history and do a lot of activities you
probably wouldnt be able to do with their troops
or any place else. Every girl is put into a group
with girls of all ages. In each group there will
be PAs a scout that has pasted 6th grade and
girls will be joined with other scouts in the
area. Girls who are not Girl Scouts may come.
Photos
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Girl Scout Sunday
Girl Scout Sunday tradition is Girl Scouts
attend mass at 1030 where all of the Dyersville
Scouts walk up and celebrate mass together. After
mass we practice our skits to perform that night.
On the Night of Dyersville Date Night. (
Dyersville Date Night is also known as
Dad-Daughter Night)
Play Dyersville Date Night Clips 2005

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Ornament Workshop
The Ornament Workshop is a project which a town
in the Council hosts every year in December. At
the ornament workshop girl scouts of all ages
come to make Christmas/Winter ornaments. They
make ornaments and some times little 3-D
ornaments. The ornaments have ranged from a twine
string wreath to a puzzle piece wreath. Every
year there are different things you can make.
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Girl Scout Promise Law
The Girl Scout Law I will do my best to
be      honest and fair,      friendly and
helpful,      considerate and caring,      courage
ous and strong, and      responsible for what I
say and do, and to      respect myself and
others,      respect authority,      use
resources wisely,      make the world a better
place, and      be a sister to every Girl Scout.
The Girl Scout Promise On my honor, I will
try      To serve God and my country,      To
help people at all times,      And to live by the
Girl Scout Law.
Listen To GS Promise
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Founder of Girl Scouts
The Founder of Girl Scouts is Juliette Daisy
Gordon. The Birthplace of Girl Scouts is in
Savannah, Georgia and is also where Juliette was
born. Her house was built in 1821 and has been
restored in 1880 furnished with the original
furniture the her family had owned. In the home
you can also find some of Juliettes artwork.
Located in the heart of the Savannah Historic
District, "the Birthplace," as it is commonly
called by Girl Scouts nationwide, was the city's
first National Historic Landmark.
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Juliettes home in Savannah, Georgia.
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Photos
Favorite Fellow Night 2003
Dad-Daughter Night 2002
Day Camp 2002
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Self-Defense 2004
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History of Girl Scouts
Juliette "Daisy" Gordon Low assembled 18 girls
from Savannah, Georgia, on March 12, 1912, for a
local Girl Scout meeting. She believed that all
girls should be given the opportunity to develop
physically, mentally, and spiritually. She wanted
to get girls more active in their environments
and into community service. Girl Scouts hiked,
played basketball, went on camping trips, learned
how to tell time by the stars, and studied first
aid.
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Purpose of Girl Scouts
The Purpose of Girl Scouting is to inspire
girls to be the best girl and person they can be.
Inspire them to help out their community and
others. To help girls express themselves. Girl
Scouts is great for girls because some girls may
not have sisters so the girl scouts can be her
sister.
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History Contunied
Within a few years, Daisy's dream for a
girl-centered organization was realized. Today,
Girl Scouts of the USA has a membership of nearly
four million girls and adults. A significant
growth from its modest beginnings nearly a
century ago. In fact, more than 50 million women
in the U.S. today are Girl Scout alumnae.
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Daisy Troop 27
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What We Have to Say About Girl Scouts
What Girl Say.
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Hello! My name is Pamela Steffensmeier. In live
in Dyersville, Iowa. I am currently a freshman at
Beckman High School. I work at Leroys Pizza
Restaurant in downtown Dyersville. I have been in
Girl Scouts for 10 years and still plan to stay
in Girl Scouts.
I would like to thank Mr. Derr and the Girl
Scouts Association for all their help!
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More Information on Girl Scouts
To learn more about Girl Scouts please go to
http//www.girlscouts.org/for more information.
Or call toll-free (800) GSUSA 4 U (800)
478-7248 or [phone].
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