Daisy It's Your Story Robin and Birdbath

Girls earned the Robin and Birdbath of the It's Your Story Journey, and reinforced the Tula aspect of that Journey.

Girls each picked a different animal and created a 4 page brochure. (Fold a paper in half, creating pages 1 (cover), 2-3 (inside), and 4 (back).
Page 1: On the cover of your brochure, draw your animal.
Page 2: On page 2 of your brochure, talk about your animal....
Page 3: How do you take care of this animal?
Page 4: In what ways do you take care of yourself and the animal in ways that are similar? That are different?
The It's Your Story Journey is complete.  Girls who have completed all three journeys have earned the Summit Award.

 

Daisy Clover Petal and It's Your Planet Journey-in-a-Day

The girls earned their Clover, "use resources wisely", petal while they completed the It's Your Planet Journey-in-a-Day.  The It's Your Planet Journey is complete.  For homework, the girls picked an animal and will create a little presentation about that animal. 

                                                          

Daisy Gerri Petal

Girls celebrated Easter by tying in the Pascal Story to the Respect Authority Petal.  They created a cross necklace, using the Girl Scout Law as their guide.

Daisy Girl Scout Sunday

The girls celebrated Girl Scout Sunday at their host parish with the other church-sponsored Girl Scout troops.



Celebrating GS Sunday

Daisy Mari Petal and It's Your World Watering Can

Continuing the discussion of respecting oneself, girls with talk about being "responsible for what they say and do" and earn their Mari petal.  Girls colored a Chore Chart to take home, to practice their Mari skill.  Girls decorated a pot and planted flower, vowing to take care of the flower to fulfill the.  It's Your World Journey Watering Can requirement.  The It's Your World Journey is complete.

 

 

Girls finishing their meeting

Daisy Tula Petal, It's Your Story Tula, and Thinking Day

Girls participated in Thinking Day by creating a presentation about a country represented by Girl Scouts.  They exemplified the Tula petal by being "courageous and strong" in presenting, practicing their public speaking skills.

Daisy Gloria Petal and It's Your World Daisy

Girls earned their Gloria, "respect myself and others", petal in conjunction with their It's Your World Daisy.  They made "Respect Boxes" for themselves.  Girls talked about self care and respecting others.  They also had homework to prepare for Thinking Day.  To fulfill the It's Your World Journey Daisy  requirement, girls also discussed how the GS law helps them respect others and their differences.