GSLE Program Pathways 2014- 2015

2014-2015

Pathways

Fall/Winter Edition (AUG-FEB)

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Throughout the year, we offer courses, designed specifically to address the needs and concerns of girls:

• It’s Great to Be a Girl• Healthy You• Safe Sitter

Call HealthFinder at 504-456-5000 for more information.

Empowering Girls and Young Women Through Education.

Council Headquarters841 S. Clearview ParkwayNew Orleans, LA 70121504-733-8220, ext. 2237 Fax: 504-733-8219Closed for inventory/holidays: December 8-11, 2014 Reopens: December 12, 2014

Regional Service Center545 Colonial DriveBaton Rouge, LA 70806225-927-8946, ext. 1221 Fax: 225-927-8402Closed for inventory/holidays: December 8-11, 2014 Reopens: December 12, 2014

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Badges of all age groups available“Pets” badge, for girls grades 2-3

“Animal Habitats” badge, for girls grades 4-5“Animal Helpers” badge, for girls grades 6, 7& 8

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Welcome 6

Girl Scout Pathways 7 Join first, then Choose

Getting Started 8

Program Frequently Asked Questions 9

Programs for 2014-2015 August 10

September 13

october 17

november 21

December 24

January 2015 25

February 2015 26

Product Program information 27

Fall Product Program 2014 27

Cookie Program 2014-2015 28

on Your own 29

Forms 35

ToC Table of Contents Girl Scouts Louisiana EastCorporate Headquarters841 S. Clearview ParkwayNew Orleans, LA 70121Phone 504-733-8220 · 800-644-7571Fax 504-733-8219

Regional Service Center545 Colonial DriveBaton Rouge, LA 70806Phone 225-927-8946 Fax 225-927-8402

Council Websitewww.gsle.org

Program Pathways is published twice a year by the Program Department of Girl Scouts Louisiana East.

Additional program activities and events are developed throughout the year, and updated on the council website. Please visit www.gsle.org regularly.

Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

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.

I will do my best to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful, considerate and caring, courageous 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 Law

The Girl Scout Promise

The Girl Scout Mission


Support our Sponsors!In this year’s Program Pathways you will notice a variety of local businesses and organizations that are sponsoring the publication, and by doing so, are helping to offset the cost to print and mail this publication to Girl Scouts. We encourage you to mention ‘Girl Scouts’ when contacting our sponsors, and letting them know you saw their advertisement in Program Pathways! Our council website at www.gsle.org will also provide a link to each sponsor’s website, as a service to our membership.

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WelcomeWelcome to Program Pathways, our council guide and resource book for girl members, parents, leaders or advisors. This year we decided the best way to get you the latest information on the great program activities available to Girl Scouts is to make Program Pathways a semi-annual guide. This issue covers activities through February, and a second guide will be mailed in January covering the remainder of the Girl Scout year. Since the program team continues to add new activities for girls throughout the year, we encourage you to stay up-to-date by reading the monthly email newsletter and frequently visiting our website calendar and social media pages.

There are many ways to participate in Girl Scouting, and we hope you’ll enjoy the variety of opportunities for girls, whether involved in a troop or as an individually registered Girl Scout. The Events, Series, Camp, and Travel program activities listed in this guide are designed with girls in mind — to spark their interests, address their concerns, build their skills, and explore the world around them. We have once again included a variety of “on-your-own” activities for troops and families.

We have expanded our council website at www.gsle.org with an easy to use search feature, to include resources previously in Program Pathways, so all the information you need is just a click away. Take a moment to explore Program Pathways to discover how much fun and how fulfilling it is to be a Girl Scout!

Yours in Girl Scouting, Program Department, Girl Scouts Louisiana East

¡Bienvenidos!Bienvenidos al Programa “Pathways,” la guía y libro de recursos de nuestro concejal para ser utilizada por las muchachas (Girl Scouts), padres, líderes y consejeros. Este año hemos decidido que la mejor manera de informarles de las actividades y programas, es publicando esta guía dos veces al año. Esta publicación abarca actividades hasta el mes de Febrero, y una segunda guía, se publicara más tarde, la cual abarcara el resto de las actividades para el año en Girl Scouts que han sido programadas. Ya que durante el año el grupo de programas agrega muchas otras actividades, les aconsejamos lea el panfleto mensual enviado por correo electrónico para que se mantengan al día. Al mismo tiempo, les invitamos visiten nuestra página web y revise el calendario de actividades como también las páginas en las redes sociales.

Existen muchas maneras en las que las Girl Scouts pueden participar, y esperamos que disfruten en la variedad y oportunidades que se les ofrece a las muchachas, involucrada con una tropa o registrándose para participar individualmente. Los Eventos, Series, Campamentos y programa de Viajes, incluidos en esta guía, están diseñados pensando en las muchachas, Girl Scouts –para motivar sus intereses, hablar de sus preocupaciones, desarrollar sus habilidades, y explorar el mundo que las rodea. Hemos incluido, una vez más, una variedad de actividades que pueden ser practicadas “en su propio tiempo” para que las muchachas lleven a cabo con sus padres y familiares.

Hemos expandido nuestra página web www.gsle.org con una fácil herramienta de “buscar” para ayudarle y revise pasadas publicaciones de Programa “Pathways”, de manera que toda la información que necesita este al alcance con solo presionar un botón. Tome su tiempo y explore Programa “Pathways” y descubrirá un mundo lleno de diversión y satisfacción participando en Girl Scouts.

Contigo en Girl ScoutingDepartamento de Programas, Girl Scouts Louisiana East

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Girl Scout PathwaysJoin first, then Choose!

There are more ways for girls to participate in Girl Scouts than ever! We call them Pathways, and they include troop, camp, events, series, travel, and virtual. They were developed nationally by matching grade-level preferences and availability with flexible options. Girl Scout Pathways are how we deliver the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to all girls supported by a comprehensive model of volunteerism—it is our delivery system and internal way of organizing our program offerings. Choose the Pathway that you think best reflects your interests and schedule. You can participate in programs listed under any Pathway, too.

Events Pathway The Events Pathway is for Girl Scouts who like to pick and choose from a menu of events that interest them. Events

are stand-alone program offerings; examples might include a career event for Seniors and Ambassadors, or a leadership conference for teenage Girl Scouts. The primary difference between events and all other pathways is that different girls participate in each event, as opposed to one group of girls coming together regularly. The Events Pathway is available to any girl regardless of previous Girl Scout involvement.

Camp PathwayThe Camp Pathway allows girls to participate in the outdoors and/or focus

on environmental education. Day and weekend camping is offered during the school year while resident camp is generally offered during the summer months. Going to a camp is one of the most popular and recognized aspects of Girl Scouts. For many girls, camp is the first opportunity they have to experience archery, fishing, ropes course, horseback riding, and star gazing. The Camp Pathway is available to any girl regardless of previous Girl Scout involvement.

Series Pathway The Series Pathway gives girls the

opportunity to explore a specific theme or topic without making a

long-term commitment or joining a troop. Each girl chooses to participate in the entire series as a complete program package; series offerings may be short term (for example, six days of two-hour daily meetings) or longer term (such as meeting every two weeks for 12 weeks) but always are shorter than an academic year. One example of a Series Pathway is participation in the council’s First Lego League robotic team competition. Note: Series offerings may require

a pre-requisite to participate from session to session, because girls build on the skills learned at each session.

Travel PathwayEvery girl deserves a chance to see the world. Girl Scouts offers many different travel opportunities so girls can see new

places, meet new people, and learn about different cultures and ideas. Whether

exploring their own neighborhoods, or flying to one of the four world centers, Girl Scouts are continually expanding their horizons. The Travel Pathway presents girls with opportunities to prepare, plan, money-earn, and participate in travel opportunities through group travel, council-sponsored trips, or nationally sponsored excursions. The Travel Pathway also facilitates appropriate progression; for example, younger girls participate in short, local trips to prepare them for longer, international trips as they progress through grade levels. The Travel Pathway is available to any girl regardless of previous Girl Scout involvement.

Troop PathwayThe Troop Pathway offers the same group of girls the opportunity to participate in a variety of activities, usually over a span of nine to 12 months.

Girls may join at any time during the troop year. Note: A troop that also goes camping or travels as a group is still operating in the Troop Pathway (not the Camp or Travel Pathways).

Virtual PathwayThe Virtual Pathway, when completed, will provide girls with a secure online community in which they may participate regardless of geographic

location. Currently, girls may enjoy activities, games, badges and more by accessing the forgirls.girlscouts.org website.


How to use this book inThree Easy Steps1. Mark the programs you want to attend

and ask your leader or your parent/guardian to sign you up.

2. Register for your programs! See page 35 for registration forms and instructions.

3. Review your confirmation for additional instructions or supplies prior to the day of the event.

LET’S GET STARTED!

Pathways programs are designed for different levels of Girl Scouts. This key will help you understand the levels and symbols to pick the events that are just right for you. TRAVEL

EVENTSSERIESCAMP

TROOPDaisy, Grades K – 1

Brownie, Grades 2-3

Junior, Grades 4-5

Cadette, Grades 6-8

Senior, Grades 9-10

Ambassador, Grades 11-12

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Virtual Pathway


Who can participate in Girl Scout events?There are opportunities for registered Girl Scouts, grades K – 12, to be involved in Girl Scouting independently, with a troop, or through a geographically-based group known as a Service Unit. A girl registered under one Pathway is welcome to participate in programs that are considered part of another Pathway, either independently or with a group.

Who do I contact if I have questions about the program activity?Under each program there is a contact person listed who will be able to answer questions about the event.

Who do I contact if I want to see if I’m registered for the event?If you need to check to see if your registration or payment was received you can contact the program contact person listed under the specific program you are inquiring about.

When does registration open and close? How are council program events filled?Listed under each program offering is a registration open and deadline date. Registration is open until the maximum number of participants is reached or the deadline date arrives, whichever occurs first. If by 4 p.m. on the opening date the council has received more registrations than the maximum number of participants for that event, a random drawing will be held to select the participants. In order for your registration to be processed the full amount of the fee must be included with the registration.

What is the leader’s responsibility for the event if the whole troop attends?The leaders must provide a sufficient number of adults to meet Safety Activity Checkpoints. They must also ensure that there is a currently certified first aider, a First Aid kit, the original permission slip for each girl, completed Health History Record for each girl, completed Health History for each adult, and items listed in event or confirmation description. The leader is responsible for monitoring her troop/group’s behavior and actions.

If my daughter participates in a program independently, how will she be supervised? Girls participating independently should be accompanied by a parent/guardian. Volunteers may be available to supervise groups of girls participating independently at certain events, but please check with the program staff member listed under each event to see if your daughter needs to be accompanied by a parent/guardian.

Is there a wait-list for a “FULL” event?Yes. Once an event reaches capacity we file registrations in the order they are received (unless there is a need for a lottery). If a space becomes available we would contact the next registrant on the list.

Do adult chaperones pay for program events?When fees are listed per girl, adults do not have to pay for the event. When fees are listed per person, any individual attending the event must pay the fee.

Will I receive confirmation of our participation in a council-sponsored event? Yes. A confirmation goes to the troop leader, adult in charge, or individual registering prior to the event with directions and instructions for the event (usually by email). Make sure that information is distributed to troop members who are attending the event.

What is the refund policy? A full refund is made only when the council cancels the event. If your schedule changes, it may be possible to transfer your event fees to a future event. No fee transfers will be made for no-show troops or girls. All transfer of fees will be made at the discretion of the Vice President of Program and Properties.

How does the council ensure that girls have a safe and enjoyable time at events?All events are planned according to Girl Scout Safety Activity Checkpoints. Please adhere to Safety Activity Checkpoints at all Girl Scout programs (i.e. using the buddy system, etc.).

How will I know that an event has been cancelled?If you are attending an event hosted by the council and it is cancelled, the adult listed on the event registration form will be notified by email or by phone.

Are Badges included?Only if included in the event and/or fee description.

Do I have to be in a troop to earn a Badge or Award?Absolutely not! Girl Scouts earn badges or awards by completing the requirements set by the council or the national curriculum, either independently OR with a group.

Can I sell cookies or fall products if I join a Pathway other than Troop?

Yes, any registered Girl Scout can sell cookies or fall products to earn program credit.

FAQsProgram Frequently Asked Questions


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Brownies, Grades 2-3 Juniors, Grades 4-5

Cadettes, Grades 6-8 Seniors, Grades 9-10

Ambassadors, Grades 11-12

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august robotics Series FIRST LEGO® Girl Scout Team(s)

SERiES

Open to girls, ages 9 – 14 Applications are currently being accepted for girls interested in joining the Girl Scout FIRST LEGO® League (FLL) teams. FLL teams, guided by their imaginations and adult coaches, discover exciting career possibilities and, through the process, learn to make positive contributions to society. Girl Scouts Louisiana East is currently supporting a total of six teams from the areas of Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Luling, Destrehan, Slidell, and Houma. Each team consists of approximately 10 girls. A strong commitment is necessary for participation in this program which requires that specific meeting times be set by the team and attended by each member so as to prepare the robot for the competition date in November. Teams meet periodically through the summer and early fall, and then begin to meet at least once, possibly twice a week beginning in September through the competitions in November and December. This series introduces girls to real-world engineering challenges by building LEGO-based robots to complete tasks on a specially created playing surface.

When: Qualifying tournaments will be held around the state on Saturdays in November with the Louisiana Regional Championship to be held on Saturday, December 6, 2014. Details will be posted at www.lafll.org once team registration is finalized at the end of September.

Where: Qualifying tournament details will be posted at www.lafll.org when locations are finalized. The Louisiana Regional Championship will be held at Holy Cross High School, 5500 Paris Ave., New Orleans, LA 70122.

Fee: $25 per girl. Attending the tournament as a spectator is free. Application: To apply, fill out the special application form found

on the council website (send no money at this time) and fax, email, or mail to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: (504) 733-8219/Email: [email protected].

Staff Contact: Kevin Shipp at [email protected] or 504-733-8220, ext. 2243.

notes: Only 10 girls will be accepted to each team on a first come, first served basis. For more information about the FIRST LEGO® League, visit www.usfirst.org.

Program Aide (PA) Training

SERiES

Open to girls, grades 6 – 8 Program aides are role models for younger Girl Scouts. They have an opportunity to develop their leadership skills and to share their interests and experiences with younger girls in a troop, group, or camp setting. Join us for training to put these interests and skills together.

Event Code: PA5101When: Sunday, August 10, 2014Time: 2 - 5:30 p.m.Where: GSLE Regional Service Center, 545 Colonial Drive, Baton

Rouge, LA 70806

Event Code: PA5301When: Sunday, September 14, 2014Time: 2 - 5:30 p.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Whispering Pines, Independence, LA

Event Code: PA5401When: Sunday, october 5, 2014Time: 2 - 5:30 p.m.Where: GSLE Corporate Headquarters, 841 S. Clearview Parkway,

New Orleans, LA 70121

Event Code: PA5302When: Sunday, November 2, 2014Time: 2 - 5:30 p.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Covington, Covington, LA

Event Code: PA5102When: Sunday, December 7, 2014Time: 2 - 5:30 p.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LA

Fee: $5 per girlCapacity: Minimum 5/Maximum 20 per sessionRegistration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event Registration form for each individual and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy., New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected] Opens: August 1, 2014 Deadline: Two weeks prior to event or when maximum capacity is reachedStaff Contact: Kari Volz at [email protected] or 225-927-8946, ext. 1224 for more information.


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WRAnGLER/SPuR ProgramAre horses your thing? Would you like to share your riding skills and knowledge of horses with younger girls? Then consider joining the Wrangler/Spurs Program. You will be paired with adult and girl mentors to teach Western horseback riding workshops at Camp Marydale to troops and service units. Wranglers also help out with special weekend events such as Love, Hug & Groom and various Horse Camps.

Wrangler/Spur Training Weekends

SERiES

Open to girls, age 14 and older (Wranglers), and girls, age 12 – 13 (Spurs).

What is a Training Weekend?These weekends are for girls who are already members of the Wrangler/Spur Program. They are held at Camp Marydale and are designed to improve your basic horsemanship and riding skills, and give you a chance to get to know the other girls in the program. You will also have an opportunity to meet with horse care professionals and professional trainers. All new Wranglers are required to attend a Wrangler/Spur Orientation before they attend a training weekend or before they can volunteer to work any other weekend. Training Weekends are also the time to test to move up to a higher level.

*Spurs will shadow Wrangler members until they are 14, and then will be eligible to advance to the Wrangler level. It is not a requirement to be a Spur before joining the Wrangler program.

Event Code: WS5101When: Friday, August 22 - Sunday, August 24, 2014Time: Check in Friday at 7 p.m. Check out Sunday at 3 p.m.

Event Code: WS5102When: Friday, November 14 – Sunday, November 16, 2014Time: Check in Friday at 7 p.m. Check out Sunday at 3 p.m.

Event Code: WS5103When: Friday, February 20 – Sunday, February 22, 2015Time: Check in Friday at 7 p.m. Check out Sunday at 3 p.m.

Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LAFee: $10 per person (girl and adult), includes five cookout meals.Capacity: Minimum 20/Maximum 100Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each individual and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy., New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: Two weeks prior to each weekend or when maximum capacity is reached.

Staff Contact: Angela Arneal at [email protected] or 225-747-0403.Volunteer Opportunities: Wrangler/Spur adult volunteers

are necessary for this program to succeed – please join! Adults must also complete an orientation session prior to

volunteering.

Wrangler/Spur Program Orientation

SERiES

Open to girls, age 14 and older (Wranglers), and girls, age 12 – 13 (Spurs).

What is program orientation?These weekends are for girls who are interesting in joining the Wrangler/Spur Program. They are held at Camp Marydale and are designed to introduce you to the program’s goals, rules and procedures; as well as give you a chance to get to know the other girls in the program. Upon completion of this orientation, you are free to join the Wrangler/Spur Program. Please bring a water bottle, empty binder, and a pencil/pen to the orientation.

Event Code: WO5101When: Saturday, August

23, 2014Time: 9 a.m. -1 p.m.

Event Code: WO5102When: Saturday,

November 15, 2014Time: 9 a.m. -1 p.m.

Event Code: WO5103When: Saturday, February

21, 2015Time: 9 a.m. -1 p.m.

Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LA

Fee: $5 per person (girl and adult), includes training materials and lunch.

Capacity: Minimum 3/Maximum 15Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event



Staff Contact: Angela Arneal at [email protected] or 225-747-0403.Volunteer Opportunities: Wrangler/Spur adult

volunteers are necessary for this program to succeed – please join! Adults must also

complete an orientation session prior to volunteering.


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Timber Lake Gliders - Kayaking Club

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Open to girls, grades 6 – 12 Did you know that kayaking is one of the fastest growing sports in America? Join us at Camp Whispering Pines for an exciting group dedicated solely to kayaking. Come learn how to be a safe, proficient paddler while enjoying a variety of spectacular paddling experiences, both on and off camp. Girls must attend a orientation/training session at Camp Whispering Pines before joining us on an off-camp adventure. Orientation/training sessions will be held twice a year. Off camp trips will occur during the school year and may require a small fee. A $25 annual due will be assessed when you join. The maximum number for this club is currently 20 girls (based on the number of kayaks available at CWP).

orientation/TrainingAll interested girls are encouraged to attend our first orientation/training session at Camp Whispering Pines on Sunday, August 24, 2014 from 1 – 5 pm. You must register to attend – see registration information below.

Event Code: KA5301When: Sunday, August 24, 2014Time: 1 – 5 p.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Whispering Pines, Independence, LAFee: Orientation meeting is free; bring a sack lunch, drink and water

bottle. (See “Kayak” Safety Activity Checkpoints for clothing and equipment. Kayaks, paddles, and life vests are supplied at Camp Whispering Pines).


Registration form for each individual and fax/email or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy., New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected].

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: August 18, 2014 or when maximum capacity is reached.

Volunteer coordinators: Lucy Melancon at [email protected] or Erin Williams at [email protected] for more information.

Staff Contact: Kari Volz at [email protected] or 225-927-8946, ext. 1224.

Volunteer Opportunities: Timber Lake Gliders adult volunteers are necessary for this program to succeed – please join! Adults must also complete this orientation session prior to

volunteering.

LSU Athletics PatchThroughout the LSU Athletic season, Girl Scouts have the chance to earn the official LSU Athletics patch. The patch will be awarded to each girl who attends three out of five events over the 2014-2015 LSU Athletic seasons. Special classification borders are available to those girls who have already earned the patch!

Please visit www.lsusports.net/GirlScouts for the most up to date information including registration instructions, or contact [email protected] regarding these events.

LSu SoccerOpen to girls, ages 5 - 12 All members will participate in a pre-match clinic and post-match autograph session. Participation fee includes Girl Scouts activity, snack and admission to the soccer match.

When: Friday, August 29, 2014Time: Girl Scout check in begins at 5:30 p.m. with the

clinic at 6 p.m. Match is at 7 p.m.Where: LSU Soccer Stadium, Skip Bertman Drive, Baton Rouge, LAFee: $3 per Girl Scout; parents’ admission is free. Registration Instructions: Visit www.lsusports.net/GirlScouts

for the most up to date information including registration instructions, or contact [email protected] regarding this event.

LSu Volleyball Open to girls, ages 5 - 12 All Girl Scout members will participate in a post-match serving drill and get a group photo and talk with Head Volleyball Coach Fran Flory. Participation fee includes Girl Scouts activity, snack and admission to the volleyball match.

When: Sunday, october 26, 2014Time: Match is at 1 p.m.Where: LSU Pete Maravich Assembly Center, North Stadium Road,

Baton Rouge, LA 70802Fee: $3 per girl; parents’ admission is free.Registration Instructions: Visit www.lsusports.net/GirlScouts

for the most up to date information including registration instructions, or contact [email protected] regarding this event.


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september

Let’s Go! - Girl Scout Travel Opportunities

TRAVEL Open to girls, grades 6 - 12

There are many travel possibilities in Girl Scouting for girls to see new places, meet new people, and learn about different cultures. By exploring their own neighborhoods, going on overnight camping trips, participating in community service projects, or flying to one of the World Centers, Girl Scouts are continually expanding their horizons. Join sister Girl Scouts and Girl Scout troops who want to add travel to their Girl Scout experience as we investigate all the GLOBAL opportunities in which you could be participate.

Event Code: TR5101When: Thursday, September 4, 2014Time: 6 - 7:30 p.m.Where: GSLE Regional Service Center,

545 Colonial Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70806

Event Code: TR5301When: Thursday, october 2, 2014Time: 6 - 7:30 p.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Covington, Covington, LA

Event Code: TR5401When: Tuesday, November 4, 2014Time: 6 - 7:30 p.m.Where: GSLE Corporate Headquarters, 841 S. Clearview Parkway,


Fee: Meeting is freeCapacity: Minimum 5/Maximum 20 per sessionRegistration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each individual and fax/email to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy., New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected].

Registration Opens: August 1, 2014 Deadline: Two weeks prior to event or when maximum capacity is reached

Staff Contact: Kari Volz at [email protected] or 225-927-8946, ext. 1224 for more information.

2014 Loyola university New orleans Girl Scout Day Volleyball Clinic

EVEnTS Open to girls, grades K – 12

The Loyola University New Orleans volleyball team and coaching staff will instruct local Girl Scouts on the basic skills and rules of volleyball.

When: Saturday, September 6, 2014Time: The clinic will immediately follow the 2 p.m.

volleyball match versus Martin MethodistWhere: University Sports Complex, Loyola University New OrleansFee: $2 for children, $6 for adults (admission to the match). The

volleyball clinic is free.Registration Instructions: Contact Brett Simpson at bsimpson@

loyno.edu or 504-864-7225 to register.Registration Opens: Now Deadline: September 4, 2014Notes: Please wear comfortable clothing and sneakers.

Me & My Pal Weekend at Camp Marydale

CAMP Open to girls, grades 2 - 12, and their favorite guy, age 21 or older Our duo of girls and their favorite guy - whether it’s dad,

grandfather, uncle or another appropriate adult male, will explore the great outdoors together with a “Minute to Win It” theme. Come with a team name and uniform and compete against other duos, all while having fun! Go swimming, canoeing, take a ride around on a pony, and go on a hike! Girls and their pals will be sleeping in cabins near each other. If you would prefer to pitch a tent for your duo, let us know!

Event Code: MP5101When: Saturday, September 13, 2014 – Sunday, September 14,

2013Time: Check in Saturday at 10 a.m. Check out Sunday at 11 a.m. Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LAFee: $30 per person, which includes three meals, as well as facilitator

fees.Capacity: Minimum 20/Maximum 80 participants Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each individual and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be emailed after registration is closed.

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: September 1, 2014Staff Contact: Angela Arneal at [email protected] or 225-747-0403.


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Wonder of Water Family Day at Camp Whispering pines

CAMP Open to girls, grades K – 12, and their families. Grab your swim suits and come find out why we call Camp

Whispering Pines our water camp! You and your family will spend the day swimming, canoeing, and playing on our big lake slide. Bring a picnic lunch, pick your favorite spot and enjoy the beautiful scenery.

*If your family would like to stay and experience CWP at night, register instead for “Wonder of Water Family Overnight!” listed below!

Event Code: WW5301When: Saturday, September 20, 2014Time: 9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Whispering Pines, Independence, LAFee: $5 per person over the age of 3, and includes all activities and facilitators.

Bring your own lunch, and bring your own fishing gear and bait if you would like to fish.

Capacity: Minimum 25/Maximum 200Registration Instructions: Each family should complete the GSLE Program

Event Registration form, listing each family member in the troop roster, and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121 / Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be emailed at least a week prior to the event.


Wonder of Water Family Overnight at Camp Whispering pines

CAMP Open to girls, grades K – 12, and their families. Pack your gear, don’t forget your swim suits, and come find out

why we call Camp Whispering Pines our water camp! You and your family will spend the day swimming, canoeing, and playing on our big lake slide. Bring a picnic lunch, pick your favorite spot and enjoy the beautiful scenery. When all the water fun is over, set up your bedroll in one of our units and have a family campout! Saturday evening you’ll enjoy a campfire, sing-along, and S’mores.

Event Code: WW5302When: Saturday, September 20, 2014-Sunday, September 21, 2014Time: Check in Saturday at 9 a.m. Check out Sunday at 11 a.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Whispering Pines, Independence, LAFee: $10 per person, which includes all activities and facilitator and campsite

fees, Saturday evening S’mores. Bring your own meals, as well as your own fishing gear and bait if you would like to fish.

Capacity: Minimum 25/Maximum 100Registration Instructions: Each family should complete the GSLE Program

Event Registration form, listing each family member in the troop roster, and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121 / Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be emailed at least a week prior to the event.


BSI Comics presents Comic Artist Workshop

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Open to girls, grades 2 – 5 (10 - 11:30 a.m.) and grades 6 – 8 (2 - 3:30 p.m.) BSI Comics invites Girl Scouts to come participate in a workshop with BANG! POW! ZAP! ZOOM! Meet professional artists where you’ll discover the world of comic art and practice drawing too. The morning events are designed off the Drawing Junior Badge requirements, while the afternoon events are designed from the Comic Artist Cadette Badge requirements!

For girls, grades 2 - 5 Event Code: DR5401 When: Saturday, September 20, 2014 Time: 10 – 11:30 a.m.

For girls, grades 6 – 8 Event Code: CA5401When: Saturday, September 20, 2014 Time: 2 – 3:30 p.m.

For girls, grades 2 – 5 Event Code: DR5402 When: Saturday, December 6, 2014Time: 10 - 11:30 a.m.

For girls, grades 6 - 8 Event Code: CA5402 When: Saturday, December 6, 2014Time: 2 – 3:30 p.m.

Where: BSI Comics, 3030 Severn Ave., Metairie, LA 70002Fee: $15 per participant. Fee includes Drawing or Comic Artist

Badge and take-home artist supplies presented at end of workshop.

Capacity: Minimum 15/Maximum 30 each sessionRegistration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program

Event Registration form for each troop (including troop roster on back) or individual and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121 / Fax: 504-733-8219/ Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be emailed after registration is closed, and will provide event details as well as what can and should be brought. Event will be cancelled if registration minimums are not reached.

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: September 10, 2014 for September events or when maximum capacity is reached.

Registrations Opens: Now Deadline: November 25, 2014 for December events or when maximum capacity is reached.


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Lake pontchartrain Basin Foundation Beach Sweep

EVEnTS Open to girls, grades K – 12

Help keep our lake’s beaches clean by participating in this annual event. The cleanup will be followed by celebration picnics held in several areas. Girl Scouts are always a huge contributor to the annual beach sweep, so please come participate and help keep Pontchartrain Beach clean for everyone to enjoy year round!

When: Saturday, September 20, 2014Time: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Where: North and south shores of

Lake Pontchartrain, with across the city sweeps of street curbs and storm drains in addition to the usual beach sweep.

Registration Instructions: Contact JoAnn Burke with The Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation, Education Department at 504-836-2238 or [email protected].

Movin’ & Groovin’ at Nicholls State university

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Open to girls, grades 4 – 9 Join the John Folse Culinary Institute, the Nicholls State University Athletic Department, and the Department of

Allied Health and Sciences for a day of movin’, groovin’, cookin’, and doin’ as we explore the science and fun involved with healthy living. From sports and exercising, to diets and cooking, this day of fun will put you on the right path to livin’ right! Participants will end the day with a Nicholls State University Volleyball match vs. Northwestern State beginning at 2 p.m.

Event Code: MG5201When: Saturday, September 27, 2014 Time: 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.Where: Nicholls State University, 906 East 1st

St. Thibodaux, LA 70310Fee: $15 per Girl Scout. Price includes lunch

at campus dining hall. Adults attending can purchase a lunch voucher for $8 per lunch.


Registration form for each troop (including troop roster on back) or individual and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be emailed after registration is closed, and will provide event details as well as what can and should be brought. Event will be cancelled if registration minimum is not reached.

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: September 15, 2014 or when maximum capacity is reached.


Water Investigators

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Open to girls, Grades 2 – 3 Join us for a wonderful way to spend the day in the great outdoors with staff and volunteers from LSU AgCenter and Louisiana 4-H Youth Wetlands program! Girls will test water quality, examine tiny creatures living in water, and learn about Louisiana animals, fish, and plants. Girls will also receive their own WOW, Wonders of Water journey book, thanks to funding through a grant from Shell.

Event Code: WI5101When: Saturday, September 27, 2014Time: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Where: BREC’s Greenwood Park, Flying Fortress Pavilion, 13350

Highway 19, Baker, LA

Event Code: WI5102When: Saturday, october 25, 2014Time: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Where: BREC’s Greenwood Park, Flying Fortress Pavilion, 13350

Highway 19, Baker, LA

Event Code: WI5401When: Saturday, November 8, 2014Time: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Where: McFadden Cabin, City Park, New Orleans, LA

Event Code: WI5402When: Saturday, December 6, 2014Time: 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Where: McFadden Cabin, City Park, New Orleans, LA

Fee: $5 per girl. Capacity: Minimum 25/Maximum 100 each sessionRegistration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event



Staff Contact: Kevin Shipp at [email protected] or 504-733-8220, ext. 2243, or Kari Volz at [email protected] or 504-733-8220, ext. 1224.


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Ochsner Science Saturday

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Open to troops, grades 2 – 3 The Ochsner Science Saturday is open to 2nd and 3rd grade Girl Scout Troops who are interested in earning their Home Scientist Badge. Throughout the event, girls will participate in numerous hands-on science experiments led by Ochsner staff to teach real world applications of age appropriate STEM theories and principles.

When: Saturday, September 27, 2014Time: Check in at 9 a.m. Event is 9:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.Where: Ochsner Medical Center – Kenner, 180 West

Esplanade Avenue, Kenner, LA 70065Fee: $10 per girl, and lunch is included. Fees are due only after troop/

group is accepted.Capacity: Maximum 50 participants.Registration Instructions: Complete the Ochsner specific

registration form located on the council website and fax to Ochsner at 504- 842-1292, on a first come, first served basis. Information will be accepted by FAX ONLY. Registration fees (check only) will not be due until troop/group has been accepted to the event. Phone calls and registration packets will be sent to all troops/groups that are accepted to the event. Troops/groups will also be notified if they are not accepted.

Registration Opens Monday, August 4, 2014 at 8 a.m. Deadline: Friday, September 5, 2014 at 3 p.m. or when capacity is met. No registration forms will be accepted before or after the open and closing times.

Notes: Girls should dress in comfortable clothes (Girl Scout shirts are encouraged). The Home Scientist Badge will be presented at the end of the program.

Contact: Call 504-842-3237 or 504-842-5321 or email [email protected]

New orleans opera Association Night at the Opera

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Open to girls, grades 6 – 12 Our continued thanks to New Orleans Opera for inviting Girl Scouts to attend their dress rehearsals. If this is your first time to attend the Opera with Girl Scouts, you are required to attend the orientation. At orientation, you will learn the opera etiquette and review the upcoming opera. While we have plenty of room for adults at orientation, adult space is extremely limited to one adult per five girls for the performances. Please keep this in mind when registering for tickets.

ORIENTATION (Required prior to viewing any opera performances)Event Code: OO5401When: Saturday, September 27, 2014Time: 9 – 11 a.m.Where: Training Center, GSLE Corporate Headquarters, 841 S.

Clearview Parkway, LA 70121 Fee: FreeCapacity: Minimum 25/Maximum 50. Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each troop (including troop roster on back) or individual and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121 / Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be emailed after registration is closed.

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: September 19, 2014.Staff Contact: Kevin Shipp at [email protected] or 504-733-8220, ext.

2243.

“Carmen” Why do men always fall for the most self-absorbed women? It’s the classic story of a man who gives up everything for a woman who doesn’t love him in return. Bizet’s dramatic tour de force should be on everyone’s “bucket list” of great works. With such famous music as the “Toreador Song” and “Habañera,” there is a reason Carmen is a must-see opera!

Event Code: OP5401When: Wednesday, october 8, 2014Time: 7 p.m.Where: Mahalia Jackson Theater, 1419 Basin St, New Orleans, LA

70116Fee: $3 per personCapacity: Minimum 25/No Maximum. *limited to one adult per five

girlsRegistration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event


Registration Opens: Now Deadline: October 1, 2014.Staff Contact: Kevin Shipp at [email protected] or 504-733-8220, ext

2243.

“Rusalka” Would you make a deal with a witch to get the man you love, even if it might mean damnation for you both? Join Dvořák’s Rusalka as she navigates through the fleeting joy and unspeakable pain of unrequited love. From the composer of the wildly popular “New World” Symphony, Rusalka features one of the most sumptuous arias in opera, “Song to the Moon.” This darkly sensual fairy tale is, at the core, a story about the soul and the nature of what it is to be human.

Event Code: OP5402When: Wednesday, November 12, 2014Time: 7 p.m.Where: Mahalia Jackson Theater, 1419 Basin St, New Orleans, LA

70116Fee: $3 per personCapacity: Minimum 25/No Maximum. *limited to one adult per five

girlsRegistration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event


Registration Opens: Now Deadline: November 5, 2014 or when maximum capacity is reached.

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National Hunting and Fishing Day Outdoor Festival presented by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF)

EVEnTSOpen to girls, grades K - 12, and their families The LDWF hosts National Hunting and Fishing Day

Outdoor Festivals (NHFD) each year across the state to celebrate the conservation contributions of our nation’s hunters and anglers. The number and types of display vary but may include LDWF management programs, archery and fishing demonstrations, exhibits from local chapters of Ducks Unlimited, Safari Club and CCA, and supporting businesses from the local communities. Girl Scouts will receive an activity book and LDWF Scout patch for their participation at numerous fishing, hunting and boating exhibits.

When: Saturday September 27, 2014Time: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.Where: Waddill Outdoor Education Center, 4142 N. Flannery Road,

Baton Rouge, LA 70814Fee: Free Registration: Not requiredStaff Contact: Betsy Seals at [email protected] or 225-761-2397.

East Jefferson General hospital ABC’s of Babysitting Workshop

EVEnTSOpen to girls, grades 6 - 12 The East Jefferson Woman and Child Center invites you to learn an assortment of key babysitting tips. Information

presented includes infant and child choking, and will assist you on your journey in caring for children. While the event is designed from the Cadette Babysitter Badge requirements, the event is open for all girls 11 and older.

When: Saturday, September 27, 2014Time: 9 – 11 a.m. Where: East Jefferson General Hospital, Crawford

Conference Center – First Floor, 4200 Houma Blvd., Metairie, LA 70006

Fee: $10 per girl (includes materials and registration fees)

Capacity: Minimum 15/Maximum 30Registration Instructions: Register through

Health Finder by calling 504-456-5000. Registration Opens: Now Deadline:

September 2, 2014 or when maximum capacity is reached. Contact: Rebecca at 504-503-6932 for more information.Note: Due to space limitations, adult participation is limited to

transportation needs. Wear appropriate clothing - Girl Scout uniforms are encouraged.

o c tob er Let’s Go! - Girl Scout Travel Opportunities

TRAVEL Open to girls, grades 6 - 12

When: Thursday, october 2, 2014 (see page 13).

The Louisiana SpCA Animal Guardian Workshop

TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 Be an Animal Guardian and earn your LA/SPCA “Animal Guardian” Patch! Come to

the LA/SPCA and learn about an animal shelter’s function in the community and how you can help save more lives. Your troop will get the chance to learn about animal welfare, tour the LA/SPCA, and complete an activity to earn their “Animal Guardian” patch, only offered at the LA/SPCA! Price of patch is included in cost for Girl Scouts.

When: Saturdays, october 4, 2014; November 15, 2014; December 6, 2014; January 10, 2015; February 7, 2015; March 21, 2015; April 11, 2015; May 9, 2015

Time: One-hour workshops are at 10 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 2 p.m., and 3:30 pm

Where: The Louisiana SPCA, 1700 Mardi Gras Blvd., New Orleans, LA 70114

Fee: $5 per Girl Scout, $1 per additional person ($30 minimum deposit required to book your date and time)

Capacity: Minimum 6/Maximum 20Registration Instructions: Advanced registrations are required

and will be accepted through each deadline as long as payment is made by credit card. If paying by check, the LA/SPCA must receive registration and payment three weeks prior to event. Sessions book fast, so please register as soon as possible.

Registration Opens: Now Contact: Erica Argraves-Yaw at 504-762-3321 or [email protected]

to check space availability, register over the phone, or for more information.

Catholic Committee on Girl Scouting Fall Informational and Counselor Training meetingThe Catholic Committee on Girl Scouting in the Archdiocese of New Orleans is under the direction of the CYO/Youth & Young Adult Ministry Office of the archdiocese. Its main purpose and function is to oversee the Catholic religious recognition program for Girl Scouts in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

This is the Fall Informational and Counselor Training meeting and is mandatory for all adult counselors (includes optional Safe Environment training)

When: Saturday, october 4, 2014Time: 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.Where: St. Rita’s Church, 7100 Jefferson Highway (corner of Raven

St. and Jefferson Hwy.), Msgr. Champagne Center, Harahan, LAContact: Email [email protected] or call CYO office at 504-836-

0551.

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Girls’ Highest AwardsEach year in our council over 100 girls earn Girl Scout’s highest awards for their individual program level. As girls progress through their projects they gain insight into the world around them, learn goal setting, and increase their self-esteem by completing tasks and assignments they may have thought impossible only a year before.

Remember, your Girl Scout Bronze, Silver, and Gold Award projects should have strong elements of advocacy, education and sustainability.

• Advocacy: “Are you raising awareness of an issue within your community?”

• Education: “Are you letting others within your community know how they can help combat this issue?”

• Sustainability: “Is your project legacy continuing after you have completed your project?”

For more help and guidelines concerning these awards and the take action projects associated with them, be sure to attend on the sessions listed below AND explore the Frequently Asked Questions document on our website, www.gsle.org, along with all the forms you will need to complete and turn into council for project approval.

Bronze, Silver, Gold Award Learning SessionsOpen to girls, grades 4 – 12 Come participate in interactive discussion about all the Who/What/When/Where and How to earn the Girl Scout Bronze, Silver, or Gold Awards. Each 45-minute discussion focuses on the different components of each award as well as information gathering that will ensure successful award projects worthy of being the Highest Award a Girl Scout can earn.

Girl Scout Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards have been earned by hundreds of our local Girl Scouts over the years, and many more are currently working on projects to be completed this year. Our council’s guidelines and requirements for each of the awards, “Frequently Asked Questions,” and all needed forms are on the council website. It is strongly recommended to ensure a successful project that each girl and her leader/advisor attend one of these learning sessions prior to beginning her project.

Event Code: GA5401 When: Saturday, october 4, 2014Time: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.; Bronze Award discussion begins at 9

a.m., Silver Award discussion begins at 10 a.m., Gold Award discussions begin at 11 a.m.

Where: GSLE Corporate Headquarters, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121

Event Code: GA5101 When: Saturday, November 1, 2014Time: 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.; Bronze Award discussion begins at 9

a.m., Silver Award discussion begins at 10 a.m., Gold Award discussions begin at 11 a.m.

Where: GSLE Regional Service Center, 545 Colonial Dr., Baton Rouge, LA 70806

Fee: Free Capacity: Minimum 10/Maximum 50 per sessionRegistration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each individual and fax/email to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy., New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: Two weeks before each session

Staff Contact: Kevin Shipp at [email protected] or at 504-733-8220, ext. 2243 or Kari Volz at [email protected] or 225-927-8946, ext. 1224 for more information.

Adventure Girls!

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Open to girls, grades 6 – 12 See your neighborhood or see the world. Girl Scouting has a long-standing history and tradition of introducing girls to the wonders and majesty of nature through day and overnight backpacking and outdoor adventures. Girls learn leadership skills as they plan trips and work together to make their trip a success. They discover their strengths, connect with their team and take action as they learn about preserving our valuable natural resources.

Adventure Girls orientationThese meetings are for girls who are interested in joining the Adventure Girls Program. The meetings are held at Camp Covington and are designed to introduce you to the program’s goals, rules and procedures; as well as give you a chance to get to know the other girls in the program. Upon completion of this orientation, you are free to join the Adventure Girls Program. Please bring a water bottle, empty binder, and a pencil/pen to the orientation.

Event Code: AG5301When: Sunday, october 5, 2014Time: 2 - 4 p.m.

Event Code: AG5302When: Sunday, January 4, 2015Time: 2 - 4 p.m.

Where: Girl Scout Camp Covington, Covington, LAFee: $5 per person (girl and adult), includes training materials.Capacity: Minimum 3/Maximum 15Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event



Volunteer Opportunities: Adventure Girl adult volunteers are necessary for this program to succeed – please join! Adults must

also complete this orientation session prior to volunteering. Volunteer Coordinators: Laura Rogan at [email protected] or Erin Williams at [email protected] for more

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Tulane Athletics Cheerleading Clinic and Halftime Performance!

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Open to girls, grades 4 – 12 Get Up! Get Out! And Get Moving! The Tulane University Cheerleaders will be conducting a Cheer Clinic prior to the game when Tulane takes on UCONN. Join your friends for this popular event and get to perform during halftime of the football game! If cheerleading is not your thing, just come and enjoy the game and cheer on the Green Wave as you take advantage of the discounted ticket offer!

When: Saturday, october 11, 2014Time: TBAWhere: Yulman StadiumFee: Tickets for the clinic and game are $30 per girl, and anyone

signing up by the deadline will also receive a free Tulane T-shirt and clinic certificate. Additional game tickets for friends and family can be purchased for $30 as well, saving $5 off the normal price.

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: September 26, 2014Registration Instructions: Details concerning how to register for

this event will be provided soon. Check the website www.gsle.org for updates.

Horse Lover Weekend

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Open to girls, grades 6 - 12 If you would like to see what horses are all about, consider attending this weekend. If you are a beginner, you will learn the basics of horsemanship with a group of older girls the same as yourself! Some skills include: how to groom and saddle your own horse and basic riding skills. If you are a seasoned rider, you will deepen your riding skills and learn equine first aid, equine safety, and barn management! All girls, no matter their riding experience, will enjoy several trail rides, weather permitting, one of which will includes a meal! *Please note: this is not focused as a troop event; therefore, girls may register individually. If a troop does register together, maximum one adult per troop.

Event Code: HL5101When: Friday, october 10 – Sunday, october 12, 2014Time: Check in Friday at 6:30 p.m. Check out Sunday at 4:30 p.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LAFee: $60 per girl, which includes program supplies and five meals;

$30 per adult, which includes five meals.Capacity: Minimum 10/Maximum 30; maximum 5 total adults.Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each individual or troop (listing full names of all attending) and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy., New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected].

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: September 19, 2014

Staff Contact: Angela Arneal at [email protected] or 225-747-0403.

Camp Champions Day(s) Open to adults and friends of Girl Scouting, age 16 or older This is a wonderful opportunity to show your philanthropic side – the practice of giving time to help make life better for other people – by becoming a Camp Champion! Attend one or all of our volunteer days at our three camps, where you help with “winterizing” the property for our winter camping season. We will be doing such work items as attaching tarps and/or Visqueen to the cabins, installing “Plexiglas” panels in units, cleaning up and marking trails, cleaning up canoes/kayaks, and generally winterizing camp.

Volunteers will earn a new a “GSLE Camp Champions” hat, and a warm and tasty lunch will be provided. We’ll also have some GREAT door prizes as well. Don’t miss this great time enjoying each other’s company and giving back to your community of Girl Scouts.

When: Saturday, october 11, 2014Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LA

When: Saturday, November 1, 2014Where: Girl Scout Camp Covington, Covington, LA

When: Saturday, November 15, 2014Where: Girl Scout Camp Whispering Pines, Independence, LA

Registration Instructions: Email Jill Pollard at [email protected] or call 504-355-5871. Please bring items such as work gloves, lopping shears, cleaning rags, and equipment/tools to make this process easier. You can bring power tools if you are experienced with using them. GSLE Camp Champions who plan to help with the workday can spend the night at camp either the night before or after the clean up (unit fee waived). That will be on your own, and you will need to follow the usual camping rules and procedures to do so.

Trail Blazers

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Open to girls, grades 9 - 12 Have you already attended horse camp at Marydale and want something different? You will learn horsemanship basics like grooming, saddling, and riding skills. Depending on your pre-existing skills, you may learn barn management, equine first aid, and equine safety. After plenty of practice, you will enjoy an overnight trail ride and cookout! *Please note: this is not focused as a troop event; therefore, girls should register individually. If you a troop does register together, maximum one adult per troop.

Event Code: TB5101When: Friday, october 10 – Sunday, october 12, 2014Time: Check in Friday at 6:30 p.m. Check out Sunday at 4:30 p.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LAFee: $60 per girl, which includes program supplies and five meals;

$30 per adult, which includes five meals.Capacity: Minimum 10/Maximum 30; maximum 5 total adults.Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event




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Longue Vue house and GardensInsect Investigation Workshop

TRooP Open to girls, grades 2 - 3 Come visit Longue Vue’s Discovery Garden for a day of exploration, investigation, learning, friendship, and fun!

Brownies will learn about and explore the world of insects, go on a bug hunt for creepy crawlies, beautiful butterflies, and other six-legged friends. The Brownie Bug Badge requirements are met in this interactive two-hour workshop. Come be an insect investigator!

When: Saturday, october 11, 2014Time: Workshops are 10 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Where: Longue Vue House and Gardens, 7 Bamboo Road,

New Orleans, LA 70124Fee: $12 per girl, $4 per adult Capacity: Minimum 10 /Maximum 25 (girls per workshop)Registration Instructions: Advance registrations are required and

will be accepted through October 1 as long as payment is made by credit card. If paying by check, Longue Vue must receive registration and payment by September 19 (three weeks before event).


Contact: Lydia Vaughn at 504-293-4722 or [email protected] to check space availability, register over the phone, or for more information.

Notes: Badge is not included. A Longue Vue patch is available at The Shop at Longue Vue for purchase.

Be the Star of Your Food Network!

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Open to girls, grades 9 – 10 Join us for a wonderful weekend, tasting delicious food and learning about how it gets to our table. Girls will enjoy dinner together Friday evening, discuss global food issues, and take a field trip to a local farmers’ market or food bank. Girls will also receive their own Sow What journey book, thanks to funding through a grant from Winn Dixie.

Event Code: FS5301When: Friday, october 10 – Saturday, october 11, 2014Time: Check in Friday at 5:30 p.m. Check out Saturday at 4 p.m. Where: Girl Scout Camp Covington, Covington, LA

Event Code: FS5201When: Friday, october 10 – Saturday, october 11, 2014Time: Check in Friday at 5:30 p.m. Check out Saturday at 4 p.m. Where: Elks Lodge, 1229 Coutea Rd., Houma, LA 70360

Fee: $15. Capacity: Minimum 25/Maximum 50Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each troop (including troop roster on back) or individual and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be emailed after registration is closed, and will provide event details as well as what can and should be brought. Event will be canceled if registration minimum is not reached.


Staff Contact for Camp Covington event: Elsa Sackett at [email protected] or 504-908-3736.

Staff Contact for Houma event: DeNeil Brown at [email protected] or 985-381-2688.

Longue Vue house and Gardens Gardener Exploration Workshop

TRooP Open to girls, grades 4 - 5 Get ready to grow! Visit Longue Vue for a day of friendship and learning as Girl Scouts explore the basics of garden

design and what it takes to plan and plant a garden. Girl Scouts will learn about hardiness zones, plant selection, seed germination, and will take home seeds to take home and plant in their own garden. Come explore the world of gardens! Most of the Junior Gardener Badge requirements are met in this interactive two-hour workshop.

When: Saturday, october 11, 2014Time: 3 – 5 p.m. Where: Longue Vue House and Gardens, 7 Bamboo

Road, New Orleans, LA 70124Fee: $12 per girl, $4 per adult Capacity: Minimum 10 /Maximum 25 Registration Instructions: Advance registrations are required and

will be accepted through October 1 as long as payment is made by credit card. If paying by check, Longue Vue must receive registration and payment by September 19 (three weeks before event).




Thrill Seekers at Camp Whispering pines

CAMP Open to girls, grades 6 - 12 Are you a thrill seeker? Join us at Camp Whispering Pines and spend the day going through challenges. Learn the

ins and outs of the High Ropes Course--practice rescue techniques and knots used on the course. Enjoy a short canoe trip around the lake and practice your packing skills--because you’ll be eating in your canoe! Enjoy pitching a tent and listening to the night life!

Event Code: TS5101When: Saturday, october 18 – Sunday, october 19, 2014Time: Check in Saturday at 9 a.m. Check out Sunday at 12 p.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Whispering Pines, Independence, LA Fee: $40 per person which includes three meals and facilitator feesCapacity: Minimum 5/Maximum 20Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each troop (including troop roster on back) or individual and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be emailed after registration is closed.

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: October 3, 2014Staff Contact: Angela Arneal at [email protected] or 225-747-0403.


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“New Cuisines” Badge Workshop presented by hermann-Grima/Gallier historic houses

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Open to girls, grades 9 – 12 The Hermann-Grima/Gallier Historic Houses invites Girl Scouts to step back in time and explore the excitement,

wonder, and history of the Vieux Carré. After a special tour, girls will participate in a hands-on living history program in our historic open hearth kitchen. Additional Living History programs can be designed to meet particular proficiency award requirements. This workshop completes three requirements from the New Cuisines Cadette Badge! (Steps 2 – 4)

When: Saturday, october 18, 2014 or Saturday, November 15, 2014

Where: Hermann-Grima House, 820 St. Louis Street, New Orleans, LA 70112

Time: 9:30 – 11:30 a.m. Fee: $10 per Girl Scout, which includes tour of the

Hermann-Grima House and Living History activity.Contact: Hermann-Grima/Gallier Historic Houses Education

Coordinator Jenny Dyer at [email protected] or Lindsay O’Connor at [email protected] to schedule a time. Visit www.hgghh.org for additional information.

It’s Your Planet – Love It! Day at the Fast Food Farm

EVEnTSOpen to girls, grades K – 12 Whether you are taking this Journey or not, this day will offer activities that will help each participant grow closer to

her environment. Each girl will receive the “Fresh Off the Farm” patch. Activities for all ages will be available as girls explore the different earth conservation and food cultivation presentations which relate to the Journeys, but you do not have to be taking the Journey in order to participate.

Event Code: FF5401When: Saturday, october 25, 2014 Time: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.Where: Fast Food Farm, 2042 Golden

Grove St., Gramercy, LA 70052Fee: $7 per Girl Scout, no charge for adults. Capacity: Minimum 50Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each troop (including troop roster on back) or individual and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be emailed after registration is closed. Event will be cancelled if registration minimum is not reached.

Registration Opens: August 1, 2014 Deadline: October 10, 2014Staff Contact: Kevin Shipp at [email protected] or 504-733-8220, ext.

2243 for more information.Notes: Visit www.fastfoodfarm.shutterfly.com/directions for

driving directions. Bring a brown bag lunch and drinks, and wear appropriate clothing. Girl Scout T-shirts, as well as sunscreen and insect repellent are encouraged.

Love, Hug & Groom

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Open to girls, grades 2 - 3 Would you like to learn more about our horses at Camp Marydale? Here’s your chance to work with our members of the Wrangler/Spur Program as they introduce you to the basics of horse care with hands-on grooming. You’ll also tour the barn and end your session with a pony ride!

Event Code - Session: Date/TimeLH5101-Session 1: Saturday, october 25, 2014, 9-11 a.m. LH5102-Session 2: Saturday, october 25, 2014, 1 – 3 p.m.LH5103-Session 3: Sunday, october 26, 2014, 9 – 11 a.m. LH5104-Session 4: Sunday, october 26, 2014, 1 – 3 p.m.

Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LAFee: $10 per girlCapacity: Minimum 25/Maximum 40 per sessionRegistration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each individual or troop/group and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Pkwy., New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: Three weeks prior to the session date. Confirmation will be sent out two weeks prior to your selected date.


Water Investigators

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Open to girls, Grades 2 – 3 When: Saturday, october 25, 2014 (see page 15).

LSU Athletics PatchLSu Volleyball Open to girls, grades K - 12 When: Sunday, october 26, 2014 (see page 12).

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Bronze, Silver, Gold Award Learning SessionsOpen to girls, grades 4 – 12 When: Saturday, November 1, 2014 (see page 18).


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Family Camping at Camp Marydale

CAMP Open to girls, grades K – 12, and their families

Here is a special opportunity for all Girl Scouts in our council and their families! You and your family (males included) are invited to get away from your routine to explore the beautiful campgrounds at Camp Marydale. You’ll share a wonderful family experience, meet other Girl Scout families, and make new friends! You may canoe, hike, participate in family-team building activities, get a pony ride, swim, and cook out for Saturday dinner. After your cookout, enjoy a Halloween-themed carnival! Bring your best family-coordinated costume to win the prize! *Please register by family, not troop.*

Event Code: FC5101When: Saturday, November 1 – Sunday, November 2, 2014Time: Check in Saturday between 9 – 11 a.m. Check out Sunday

between 10 a.m. – 11 a.m. (schedule check-in and check-out times with Angela)

Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LA Fee: $20 per person which includes Saturday lunch and Sunday

breakfast, facilitators for programsCapacity: Minimum 20/Maximum 100Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event


Registration Opens: Now Deadline: October 24, 2014Staff Contact: Angela Arneal at [email protected] or 225-747-0403.

Longue Vue house and Gardens Our Flower Garden Workshop

TRooP Open to girls, grades K - 1 Come visit the Discovery Garden for a day of exploration, learning, friendship, and fun! Daisies will expand on their

Daisy Flower Garden by potting up a Friendship Garden and investigating the life of our favorite garden helper. Come explore the world of ladybugs and flowers!

When: Saturday, November 1, 2014 Time: Workshops are scheduled at 10 a.m., 12:30 p.m., and 3 p.m. Where: Longue Vue House and Gardens, 7 Bamboo Road, New

Orleans, LA 70124Fee: $12 per girl, $4 per adult. Capacity: Minimum 10/Maximum 25 (girls per workshop)Registration Instructions: Advance registrations are required

and will be accepted through October 28 as long as payment is made by credit card. If paying by check, Longue Vue must receive registration and payment by October 17 (three weeks before event).

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: October 27, 2014 or when maximum capacity is reached.




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Open to girls, grades 6 – 8 When: Sunday, November 2, 2014 (see page 10).

Let’s Go! - Girl Scout Travel Opportunities

TRAVEL Open to girls, grades 6 - 12 When: Tuesday, November 4, 2014 (see page 13).

Water Investigators

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Open to girls, grades 2 – 3 When: Saturday, November 8, 2014 (see page 15).

Paddle It Up! At Camp Whispering pines

CAMPOpen to girls, grades 6 - 12 A weekend on the lake awaits you at Paddle It Up! From bow to stern and side sweep to J stroke, you will learn

all about boating on Camp Whispering Pines’ Timber Lake. Girls will enjoy friendly competitions, tip a canoe, and have a floating breakfast. We will spend the night in the platform tents, so come prepared for an adventuresome weekend in the water and under the pines.

Event Code: PU5301When: Saturday, November 8, 2014 - Sunday, November 9, 2014Time: Check in Saturday at 9 a.m. Check out Sunday at 1 p.m. Where: Girl Scout Camp Whispering Pines, Independence, LAFee: $45 per participant, which includes four meals and facilitators’

fees.Capacity: Minimum 15/Maximum 35 (including adults)Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event



Wrangler/Spur Program Weekend

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Open to girls, age 14 and older (Wranglers), and girls, age 12 – 13 (Spurs). When: Friday, November 14 – Sunday, November

16, 2014 (see page 11).


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Open to girls, age 14 and older (Wranglers), and girls, age 12 – 13 (Spurs). When: Saturday, November 15, 2014 (see page 11).


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TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 When: Saturday, November 15, 2014 (see page 17).

Girl Scout Day at BrEC Zoo

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Open to girls, grades K – 12 What can you do to help endangered animals and other species in our local area? Girl Scouts will observe Zoo

habitats, learn how animals care for their young, explore endangered animals’ homes, explore how they can help endangered species, and learn what they can do to help protect critical habitats. Various stations, activities and presentations will be available with the Zoo’s education staff on hand, specifically for Girl Scouts to learn more about animals and their habitats. *At Girl Scouts Day at the Zoo, Girl Scout Juniors will have the opportunity to earn a Girl Scout Junior Animal Habitats Badge while discovering the Baton Rouge Zoo.

Event Code: BZ5101When: Saturday, November 15, 2014 Time: 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.Where: 3601 Thomas Road, Baton Rouge, LA 70807Fee: $5.25 per Girl Scout (price includes Zoo admittance and

education components unique to the Girl Scouts plus the Girl Scout Junior Animal Habitats Badge). $7.25 for all adults/teens, ages 13 and older, and $4.25 for any children who are non-Girl Scouts. Children 1 and under are free. Friends and family members are encouraged to attend, but activities will only be available for Girl Scouts.

Capacity: Minimum 50/No MaximumRegistration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event


Registration Opens: Now Deadline: November 10, 2014Staff Contact: Kevin Shipp at [email protected] or 504-733-8220,

ext. 2243.

Girl Scout Day at Longue Vue house and Gardens

TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 Take a guided tour through the lovely house at Longue Vue and then leisurely explore the gardens. Girl Scouts and adult

volunteers will receive special ticket pricing plus go on a self-guided nature scavenger hunt while exploring our gardens.

When: Saturday, November 15, 2014Time: Group tours take place each hour on the hour from 10 a.m. to

4 p.m. Where: Longue Vue House and Gardens, 7 Bamboo Road, New

Orleans, LA 70124Fee: $4 per girl, $6 per accompanying adult. Capacity: Maximum 20 guests per tour. Registration Instructions: Advance registrations are required in

order to have special tour price and will be accepted through November 14 as long as space is available for the requested tour time, and payment is made by credit card. If paying by check, Longue Vue must receive registration and payment by October 24 (three weeks before event).

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: November 14, 2014 Contact: Anna Bell Jones at 504-293-4701 or ajones@longuevue.

com to check space availability, to register over the phone, or for more information.

Notes: Girl Scout uniforms are encouraged. A Longue Vue patch is available at The Shop at Longue Vue for purchase. Picnicking on grounds is permitted with registration for this special day.

Hoof Pick Horse Camp

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Open to girls, grades 4 - 5 Get ready for some fun, friendship, and horses! You will learn the basics of Western riding from members of the Wrangler/Spur Program as well as tons of hands-on activities related to horse care, barn maintenance and, if weather permits, a trail ride. You will also have time for some horse-themed games and even an art and craft! *Please note: This is not focused as a troop event; therefore, girls should register individually. If a troop does register together, maximum one adult per troop.*

Event Code: HP5101When: Friday, November 21 – Sunday, November 23, 2014Time: Check in Friday at 6:30 p.m. Check out Sunday at 4:30 p.m.Registration Opens: Now Deadline: November 7, 2014

Event Code: HP5102When: Sunday, November 23 – Tuesday, November 25, 2014Time: Check in Sunday at 6:30 p.m. Check out Tuesday at 4:30 p.m.Registration Opens: Now Deadline: November 7, 2014

Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LAFee: $60 per girl, which includes program supplies and five meals;

$30 per adult, which includes five meals.Capacity: Minimum 18/Maximum 54; Maximum 8 total adults.Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event




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decemb er BSI Comics presents Comic Artist Workshop

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Open to girls, grades 2 – 3 (10 - 11:30 a.m.) and grades 6 – 8 (2 - 3:30 p.m.) When: Saturday, December 6, 2014 (see page 14).


TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 When: Saturday, December 6, 2014 (see page 17).

Water Investigators

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Open to girls, grades 2 – 3 When: Saturday, December 6, 2014 (see page 15).


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Open to girls, grades 6 – 8 When: Sunday, December 7, 2014 (see page 10).

American red Cross “Hurricane Awareness Day”

EVEnTSOpen to girls, grades 2 – 12 Earn your Hurricane Awareness Patch by participating in the Be Red Cross Ready Hurricane Awareness Day. Learn

how to prepare for the storm to protect yourself, your family, and your community – Be Red Cross Ready. Learn how weather forms into a tropical cyclone and then a hurricane, how to track a storm, and how and when to evacuate or shelter in place. Be a Master of Disaster in Hurricane Awareness.

Event Code: HA5101When: Saturday, December 13, 2014Time: 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.Where: American Red Cross, Louisiana Capital Area

Chapter, 4655 Sherwood Common Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA 70816

Fee: $3 per girl Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE

Program Event Registration form for each troop (including troop roster on back) or individual and

fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card

payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be

emailed after registration is closed.

Registration Opens: November 5, 2014 Deadline: November 19, 2014 or when maximum capacity is reached.


American Red Cross Contact: Barbara Bourgeois, resilience outreach specialist, at 225-456-5555.

Notes: Wear comfortable clothes, bring a brown bag lunch. Each girl should bring a name tag.

New Orleans Bowl

EVEnTSOpen to girls, grades K – 12 The New Orleans Bowl invites all Girl Scouts to come out on the field for the National Anthem prior to kick off of this

very special local event! You’ll also participate in pre-game activities. Girls will then be able to sit in a special Girl Scout section for the game. Friends and family are invited to attend and sit together, but only girls and leaders will be allowed through the special entrance and onto the field. This event is also being offered to Boy Scouts.

When: Saturday, December 20, 2014 Time: Kickoff is TBA. A schedule of pre-game activities will be sent

along with tickets.Where: Mercedes-Benz Superdome, Sugar Bowl Dr., New Orleans, LA

70112Fee: Free to all registered Girl Scouts and Troop Leaders; $10 each for

friends and family.Capacity: No Minimum/MaximumRegistration Instructions: Tickets must be ordered prior to the

game by completing the New Orleans Bowl registration form found in the forms section, and faxing or mailing with payment (for family or friends tickets) to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121/Fax: 504-733-8219.

Registration Opens: Now Deadline: December 10, 2014 or when maximum capacity is reached


Notes: Visit www.NewOrleansBowl.com for game details and other information. Girl Scout uniforms or T-shirts are encouraged.


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january 2015 Adventure Girls!

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Open to girls, grades 6 – 12 When: Sunday, January 4, 2015 (see page 18).


TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12

When: Saturday, January 10, 2015 (see page 17).

Holiday Resident Campat Camp Marydale

CAMP Open to girls, grades 4 - 12 Use this three day weekend to learn the core concepts of Girl Scouting. Learn knot-tying, orienteering,

canoeing, archery, hiking, horseback riding, fire building, and outdoor cooking! Do a couple of arts and crafts, including tie dye and clay pens!

Event Code: HR5101When: Saturday, January 17 – Monday, January 19, 2015Time: Check in Saturday at 9 a.m.; Check out Monday at 5:30 p.m.Where: Girl Scout Camp Marydale, St. Francisville, LA Fee: $80 per girl which includes seven meals, facilitators for

programs.Capacity: Minimum 25/Maximum 80 —no adults needed at this timeRegistration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event


Registration Opens: Now Deadline: January 1, 2015


Volunteer Opportunities: If you would like to volunteer as a

counselor for this camp, please contact Angela prior to December 20, 2014.

National WWII Museum Girl Scout Day

TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 The National World War II Museum invites all Girl Scouts to a special day designed for them to tour the museum’s

exhibits, explore the history and lessons of D-Day, and enjoy special presentations and creative activities just for Girl Scouts. All new activities and presentations will be designed for this year’s event, so do not miss it!

When: Saturday, January 24, 2015 Time: 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.Where: The National World War II Museum, 945 Magazine Street,

New Orleans, LAFee: Free museum entry for all Girl Scouts in uniform. Adults pay

reduced rate of $10 and tagalongs $5. Registration Instructions: Call or email your troop information

including the number of girls attending. Contact: Lauren Handley with The National World War II

Museum at 504-527-6012, ext. 229 or [email protected] to RSVP or for more information.

Notes: Patches are available for purchase in the museum store. Girl Scout uniforms or T-shirts are encouraged.

Girl Power at David Vincent’s Martial Arts

TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 Join us for an action-packed afternoon of Martial Arts! Our instructors will provide girls with basic martial arts

techniques, empowering them to be confident and strong. We will be kicking and punching our way to improved fitness and balance, learning important self defense skills.

When: Saturday, January 24, 2015Time: 1 – 2:30 p.m.Where: David Vincent’s Martial Arts and Fitness, 9828 Bluebonnet

Blvd, Baton Rouge, LA 70810Fee: $3 per girl Capacity: Minimum 20 participantsRegistration Instructions: Contact Sarah Vincent at 225-766-

5181 or [email protected] and indicate how many girls will be attending the class.

Notes: Wear comfortable clothes and bring a water bottle because we will be kicking, punching, and having a great time! We will take off shoes and socks for class.


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february 2015 American red Cross First Aid Badge Workshop

EVEnTSOpen to girls, grades 4 – 6 The Girl Scout Motto: Be Prepared! Make that happen as you work toward completing your First Aid Badge with the

expert guidance of the American Red Cross. Learn how to recognize and respond to an emergency with the three emergency action steps and basic first aid skills. You will receive your First Aid Badge upon completion of the workshop.

Event Code: FA5101When: Saturday, February 7, 2015Time: 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Where: American Red Cross, Louisiana Capital Area Chapter, 4655

Sherwood Common Blvd., Baton Rouge, LA 70816Fee: $7 per girlCapacity: Minimum 20/Maximum 50. If minimum is not reached,

event will be cancelled.Registration Instructions: Complete the GSLE Program Event

Registration form for each troop (including troop roster on back) or individual and fax/email with credit card payment or mail with check or credit card payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121 Fax: 504-733-8219/Email: [email protected]. Confirmations will be emailed after registration is closed.

Registration Opens: January 7, 2015 Deadline: January 23, 2015 or when maximum capacity is reached.


American Red Cross Contact: Barbara Bourgeois, resilience outreach specialist, at 225-456-5555.

Notes: Girls should dress in comfortable clothes (Girl Scout shirts are encouraged). Bring a brown bag lunch and water bottle.


TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 When: Saturday, February 7, 2015 (see page 17).

Super Tax Day at Baton rouge Community College Open to girls, ages 15+ Give back to the community by volunteering at a VITA – Volunteer Income Tax Assistance which is a free income tax preparation site sponsored by the Capital Area United Way and the Internal Revenue Service. Develop your communication and service skills as you greet the clients who come to get their tax return prepared. Take it a step further and learn more about taxes yourself at http://www.irs.gov/Individuals/IRS-Tax-Volunteers.

When: Saturday, February 7, 2015Where: Baton Rouge Community College or at any one of our

statewide VITA sites.Volunteer Facilitator – minimum age is 15 yrs. old: A facilitator

would escort the people from the waiting area to the next available tax preparer.

Volunteer Greeter – minimum age is 17 yrs. old: A greeter would sit at the front table and make sure that the people have the required documents needed such as picture ID, Social Security cards for everyone on the return and all income documents.

Contact: To volunteer or for more information please contact: L. Diane Denton, Senior Tax Consultant, Internal Revenue Service, Office: 225-923-4210, Cell: 225-241-5161.

Wrangler/Spur Program Weekend

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Open to girls, age 14 and older (Wranglers), and girls, age 12 – 13 (Spurs). When: Friday, February 20 – Sunday, February 22,

2015 (see page 11).


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Open to girls, age 14 and older (Wranglers), and girls age 12 – 13 (Spurs). When: Saturday, February 21, 2015 (see page 11).


FALL PRoDuCT PRoGRAM is your Girl Scout troop interested in a money earning activity that’s easy, provides start up funds for the troop right away, and offers customers a variety of delicious yet inexpensive items to purchase?

The council’s Fall Product Sale of nuts, candies, magazines, and address booklets is October 3-26, with a theme of Dive In, Be Active. Ashdon Farms/QSP, the licensed Girl Scout vendor, has also prepared a lot of fun activities for Girl Scouts of all ages to enjoy. The Fall Product Sale is a “Friends and Family Campaign” which means no door-to-door or booth sales. Sixteen different products for sale (ranging from $5 to $8) are being offered, including a collectible birdhouse tin filled with chocolate-covered pretzels, as well as new products like English butter toffee, almond cran-orange crunch, and a hot Cajun Crunch. All orders are pre-paid, and the troop earns $1 for every food item sold, $2 for every address booklet (only one per girl) completed, and 10 percent of the price of each magazine sold (15 percent for online sales). This year’s community service project gives customers the option to purchase hot Cajun Crunch to be shipped overseas to our military troops! When a girl sells five items for the troops, she will earn a patch. As the girls participate in the sale they will earn troop proceeds and individual girl sellers will receive incentives ranging from the interlocking patches, plush animals, and much more. Visit the website at www.gsle.org to view recognitions, products, and for additional information.

New this year… online Nut StoreAs part of the QSP Online Program, emails to friends and family will now include the option for customers to order, pay for and have nuts and candy delivered to their homes/business. All 25 Girl Scout nut, candy and chocolate items will be available as well as five gift items. Girl Scouts Louisiana East features the 16 most popular items on the order card. Troops earn proceeds for every item sold online with sales being reported on the Girl’s Online Sales Report.

New! photo Keepsakes!There’s a brand new, easy way for family and friends to support Girl Scouts. Our new program offers a great way to help people preserve and share their memories with personalized photo keepsakes using the photos they have stored on computers, mobile devices, Facebook, and Instagram. Friends and family can now order photo keepsakes such as photo books, holiday cards, posters, calendars and more. These items can be ordered online or by using paper order forms and will be delivered directly to the customer.

Adult Learning SessionsService unit Fall product programThis learning session will help prepare service unit product sales managers, service unit managers and area product sales managers for the upcoming Girl Scout Fall Product Program.

Course No.: FPLO01When: Saturday, September 13, 2014Time: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.Where: Ascension Parish Library, 708 S. Irma Ave., Gonzales, LARegistration Instructions: Register online at www.gsle.org

Nut-e Fall product program for new Troop LeadersThis fall we’ll be offering this learning session in a webinar format as an alternative to classroom-led trainings also being offered. It covers how the sale works, product information, required paperwork, incentives, and more. This training is an alternative for troops that cannot attend their local service unit training. Contact Alisha Moore at [email protected] or 504-733-8220, ext. 2241 for more information.

WebinarWhen: Tuesday, September 16, 2014 or

Thursday, September 18, 2014, 6 to 8 p.m.

Classroom-LedCourse No.: NUTE01When: Tuesday, September 23, 2014Time: 6 – 8 p.m.Where: GSLE Corporate Headquarters, 841 S. Clearview Parkway,


Course No.: NUTE02When: Thursday, September 25, 2014Time: 6 – 8 p.m.Where: GSLE Regional Service Center, 545 Colonial Drive,

Baton Rouge, LA 70806

Registration Instructions: Register online at www.gsle.orgStaff Contacts: Alisha Moore at [email protected] or 504-733-8220,

ext.2241 or Maya Miller at [email protected] or 225-364-3259 for more information.

2014-2015Product Program information

Participating in the council-sponsored fall product and cookie programs teaches girls the five essential skills of goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills and business ethics, as well as provides much needed financial support for troops and the council. The proceeds from these sales enable girls to fund their activities as well as provide for upkeep of council properties, adult learning, and other council-wide initiatives. In order to participate in money-earning activities, a girl must be a registered member of Girl Scouts. All age levels, including Daisies, may participate in the sales. Participation is voluntary.

Fall Product Dates: Friday, october 3 – Sunday, october 26, 2014 orders taken Monday, november 17 –

Friday, november 21, 2014Girls deliver the orders, and since the money

is pre-collected, the troop receives their proceeds immediately.

Who: Girl Scout Daisies – Ambassadors registered by September 19, 2014.

Like us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/GSLEproductprogram


CooKiE PRoGRAM

There’s Something Amazing Inside Inside ever box of Girl Scout Cookies, you’ll find scrumptious treats—and so much more. You’ll find an amazing opportunity to help girls build skills and make memories that last a lifetime. And you’ll help girls discover what’s amazing inside of them.

iMPoRTAnT DATES: Friday, January 16, 2015Cookie pre-order begins Sunday, February 1, 2015Cookie pre-order ends Friday, February 20, 2015 Girls may begin delivering cookies Friday, February 27 – Sunday, March 15, 2015 Booth Sales at various locations

National Cookie Weekend begins February 27!

Notes: An online Cookie Locator to booth locations is available on the website and as a smart phone mobile app. Enter your zip code to find the booth sale closest to you! Booth Sales are a great way to increase sales at the troop level!

Price: Cookies are $4 a box upon delivery, with seven delicious varieties.

Who: Girl Scout Daisies – Ambassadors registered by December 5, 2014.

Cookie Management Adult Learning Session (During Fall Conference in partnership with Adult Learning)

Course No.: CSAL01When: Saturday, November 8, 2014Time: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. (Fall Conference)Where: Four Points by Sheraton New Orleans Airport, 6401 Veterans

Memorial Blvd., Metairie, LA 70003Fee: $10 per person, includes continental breakfast and lunch.Registration Opens: Now Deadline: November 6, 2014Who: Area Cookie Managers, Service Unit Cookie Managers,

Cupboard Managers, and Cookie Rally Directors.

introducing Digital Cookie 1.0. an additional sales channel for Girl Scouts! For the first time, girls will be able to sell cookies digitally, creating their own personal website, with their goals, personal statements, and photo/video (under parental supervision). All cookies ordered digitally will be shipped or girl delivered.

Digital Cookie Training Troop Leader Webinars will be November 11 and 13 at 6 p.m. and Digital Cookie Training Webinars for Parents/Guardians are November 18 and 20 at 6 p.m. Digital Cookie FAQ Webinars are January 13 (troop) and 15 (parent).

eBudde Training Webinars are December 6 and 13, and Cookie Rookie Training is December 9 at Council Headquarters, and December 11 at the Regional Service Center in Baton Rouge, 6 – 8 p.m.

Smart Cookie U - Save the Date!Open to Girl Scout Juniors – Cadettes You’ll have the opportunity to work one-on-one with successful businesswomen from the community, as you enhance your business and financial knowledge while boosting your self esteem and leadership skills. Seniors and Ambassadors will also get the chance to take a tour of UNO campus! Smart Cookie U is a fun way to put your newfound skills into practice as you prepare for the largest, girl led business in the country: the Girl Scout Cookie Program!

Event Code: SCU001When: Saturday, January 10, 2015Location: University of New Orleans, Lindy C. Boggs Int’l Conference

Center, 2045 Lakeshore Dr., Suite #248, New Orleans LA, 70122

Notes: Senior, Ambassador, and adult volunteers are needed for Smart Cookie U. Contact Maya Miller at [email protected] or 225-364-3259 to learn ways to help!

GoAL SETTinG: Your Girl Scout sets cookie sales goals individually and with her team, creates a plan to reach them, and develops Cooperation and Team Building skills all along the way!

DECiSion MAKinG: Your Girl Scout helps decide how her team will spend their cookie money, furthering her Critical Thinking and Problem Solving skills that will help her in many aspects of her life.

MonEY MAnAGEMEnT: Your Girl Scout takes cookie orders, handles customers’ money and gains valuable and Practical Life Skills around Financial Literacy.

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.

BuSinESS ETHiCS: Your Girl Scout is honest and responsible at every step of the cookie sale. Her business ethics here reinforce the Positive Values she is developing as a Girl Scout.

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Audubon Zoo TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12

The Girl Scout Overnight program was designed especially with Girl Scout advancement in mind. Individual Girl Scout

units are invited to camp overnight while learning about animals. All Girl Scout leaders, parents, Girl Scouts, and siblings are invited to join in the fun with our Girl Scout Overnight program. The activities include animal encounters, exploring biofacts, snack and a night hike, a hot breakfast and a morning hike through the zoo.

When: Designated Friday or Saturday nights available in the Fall or Spring

Where: Audubon Zoo, 6500 Magazine St., New Orleans, LAFee: $35 per person includes security, an evening snack, and

breakfast the following morning.Capacity: Minimum 30/Maximum 70Contact: Audubon Zoo at 504-861-5103 or bwalken@

AudubonInstitute.org to request a reservation form which must be submitted with a $350 deposit in order to book your overnight. This program operates on a first come, first served basis. A coordinator will contact you to assist with date availability.

BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo Safari NightTRooP Open to girls, grades K - 12

What goes on at the Zoo at night? Safari Night guests get to find out! Safari Night programs are available Friday and

Saturday evenings, year-round. Monkeys chatter, wolves howl , and tigers roar as your Safari Guide leads your group on walking tours of different parts of the Baton Rouge Zoo. You’ll learn all about the Zoo’s animals through hands-on activities and animal encounters. The Safari Night program is only available for participants ages 5 and up. All participants receive a Safari Night T-shirt. Enjoy all-day Zoo admission immediately following your Safari Night. A variety of themes are available; call the Zoo to receive further information.

Where: BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo, 3601 Thomas Road, Baton Rouge, LA 70807

Fee: $30 per person includes dinner and breakfast. A $150 non-refundable deposit is required to secure your date. The Zoo accepts Visa and MasterCard.

Capacity: Minimum 15/Maximum 30 Contact: Call the Zoo Education Department at 225-775-3877,

option 2.Notes: Bring your sleeping bag and pillow. Sleeping accommodations

are in the Zoo’s climate-controlled education building with two restrooms. Enjoy dinner and breakfast, included in your Safari Night package.

Archdiocese of New orleansCatholic Committee on Girl ScoutingThe committee is under the direction of the CYO/Youth & YoungAdult Ministry Office of the archdiocese. Its main purpose andfunction is to oversee the Catholic religious recognition program forGirl Scouts in the Archdiocese of New Orleans.

Important 2014-2015 dates provided by the committee are: Fall Informational Meeting and Counselor Training on October 4, 2014, which is mandatory for all adult counselors; a retreat at Camp Abbey for Juniors and Cadettes on November 14-16; a pilgrimage on December 6; a Court of Honor Book/Award review on March 22, 2015; a spring pre-ceremony meeting which is mandatory for all adult counselors on April 13, 2015; and an Awards Recognition Ceremony on April 19, 2015 at the St. Louis Cathedral.

Interested adults should confirm attendance by emailing [email protected] or calling Cecilia Matherne in the CYO/Youth & Young Adult Ministry office at 504-227-3221. Questions may be directed to John Smestad, Jr., CYO Director, at 504-227-3223 (direct line.)

Baton rouge DiocesanCatholic Committee on ScoutingThe Baton Rouge Diocesan Catholic Committee on Scouting (www.info.ccosbr.net) is a committee affiliated with the Diocese of Baton Rouge serving both Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts. Dedicated to promoting service to God at each level of Girl Scouting, it is affiliated with the National Catholic Committee on Girl Scouts and Camp Fire (www.nccgscf.org) and the National Federation for Catholic Youth Ministry (www.nfcym.org). There are five different awards a Catholic Girl Scout can earn throughout her yearsrs in Girl Scouts. Each year the Diocesan Catholic Committee on Scouting holds several events to promote Catholic Scouting. On September 7, 2014 there is a Religious Emblem Ceremony and Reception at Our Lady of Mercy (OLOM) at 2 p.m.; October 22 is a Quarterly Meeting, at OLOM at 6:30 p.m. October 26 is Their Rosary Program: Joyful Mysteries for Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts from 1:30-3:30 p.m., as well as a Religious Emblems Counselor Training from 1-5. In 2015, a Religious Emblems Counselor Training will be held January 11. On February 22, there will be a Saint’s Program at Most Blessed Sacrament (MBS). For more information please contact committee secretary Barbara Sicard at 225-769-7781 or [email protected] or religious emblems chairman Patricia Mathurin at 225-931-1498 or visit their website at www.info. ccosbr.net


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Domino’s Pizza Field TripTRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12

Tour a New Orleans or Northshore Domino’s Store and learn how to make a pizza! The tours can be adapted to include

additional information to help achieve badges. During the field trip girls will learn the history of Domino’s Pizza, talk about safety rules, learn the importance of washing your hands, see what happens with an order after it is placed, and participate in making their own pizza! Each girl will receive a small 1-topping pizza they made themselves, a Junior Pizza Maker Certificate, and a Domino’s Pizza goodie bag including a Domino’s Pizza Patch! Tours begin before the store opens at 9 a.m. and they last about an hour depending on how many people participate.

Fee: $2 per girl. There’s also a deluxe package for $5 per girl which includes the pizza, goody bag, and certificate, as well as a juice box and a lava cake.

Capacity: None Registration Instructions: Contact Stephanie Siegwald at

[email protected] or 504-521-6296 to set up your Domino’s Pizza Field Trip at a store near you. This applies to the New Orleans Metro and Northshore area. Similar programs may be available in other areas;call your local store to find out details.

East Jefferson General hospital It’s Great to Be a Girl!

TRooP Open to girls, ages 9 – 12, and a trusted adult * Sensitive Issues:

In order to be contemporary and responsive to girls’ needs and interests, some Girl Scout activities focus on subjects that may be considered sensitive. These subjects include, but are not limited to advocacy projects, work with religious groups, or anything that could yield a political/social debate. Please review the following information so that you are informed of the program content being presented to your daughter.

So much happens to a young girl’s body during puberty – both emotionally and physically. Learning how their bodies grow, what changes to expect, and how to take care of themselves are valuable lessons for preteens. This class, for girls ages 9 – 12, includes an informal, open discussion, on self-esteem, self-care, puberty and communication. A brief and simple introduction to the opposite sex is covered. A parent or trusted adult should accompany each preteen. It will be important to continue discussions at home on these topics as each girl experiences will have their own unique situation, story and culture.

When: offered every other month.Fee: $20 per girl. Free for trusted adult.Registration Instructions: For dates and to register, call Health

Finder at 504-456-5000.

Girl Scout Ceremonies and Celebrations at Longue Vue house and Gardens

TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 Honor your troop’s Girl Scouting milestones or just come together in a beautiful setting to celebrate! Longue Vue

has lovely garden rooms and historic indoor spaces for available for special events. Work with our special events staff to create a celebration as unique as your Girl Scouts! Catering options are available.

When: Daily, dependent upon availabilityWhere: Longue Vue House and Gardens, 7 Bamboo Road, New

Orleans, LA 70124Fee: Venue, rental, and catering fees apply.Capacity: Minimum 10/Maximum variesContact: Lydia Vaughn at 504-293-4722 or lvaughn@longuevue.

com for more information and to check availability. Visit www.longuevue.com to fill out a booking request form.

Hermann-Grima/Gallier Historic HousesTRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12

The Hermann-Grima/Gallier Historic Houses invites Girl Scouts to step back in time and explore the excitement,

wonder, and history of the Vieux Carré. After a special tour, girls will participate in a hands-on living history program in our historic open hearth kitchen. Additional Living History programs can be designed to meet particular proficiency award requirements.

Where: Hermann-Grima House, 820 St. Louis Street, New Orleans, LA 70112

Fee: $10 per Girl Scout, which includes tour of the Hermann-Grima House and Living History Activity.

Contact: Hermann-Grima/Gallier Historic Houses Education Coordinator Jenny Dyer at [email protected] or Lindsay O’Connor at [email protected] to schedule a time. Visit www.hgghh.org for additional information.

Kenner Rivertown Museums TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12

Bring your troop/group to visit the Rivertown Space and Science Museums and the Planetarium. They are open by

appointment only, Tuesday through Friday, for groups of 10 or more, and on Saturdays to the general public from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m.

Where: Rivertown Museums, 415 Williams Boulevard, Kenner, LA 70062

Fee: Special group rates are available. Reservations required.Contact: Heidi at 504-468-7231 for more information or visit the City

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Ivanov’s Gymnastics AcademyFriday Night Fun Night, Parents Night Out!

TRooP Open to girls, ages 5 – 15 Non-members are welcome for Friday Night Fun Nights at Ivanov’s Gymnastics Academy. Ivanov’s provides supervised

gymnastics on Bars, Beam Vault, tumbling, tumble-track, games, music and fun in a 12,000 square foot facility! Ivanov’s provide a pizza dinner. You only need to bring your smile and the desire to have a great time!

When: One Friday of each month, September – May. Exact dates will be posted on Ivanov’s web site at www.ivanovsgymnastics.com

Time: 6:30 – 9:30 p.m.Where: Ivanov’s Gymnastics Academy, 3930 Barron St., Metairie,

LA 70002 (one block behind French Riviera on the corner of Veterans & Cleary)

Fee: Non-members are $17 per child; Ivanov’s members are $12 per child. Contact Ivanov’s Gymnastics at 504-889-9800 for more information.

Registration Instructions: Register in advance. Stop by the gym. Office hours are 3 – 7 p.m. Monday – Friday, and Saturday, 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Deadline: Two weeks before FNFN (First come - First serve)

Notes: Dress code is PE uniform, bare feet.

“Save Our Lake, Save Our Coast” Lake pontchartrain Basin Foundation

TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 Come visit the Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation at our lighthouse on Lakeshore Drive and earn the LPBF badge! Girls

will tour our lighthouse museum and explore the history of the New Basin Canal Lighthouse while learning about our five women keepers of the light. Learn about the Lake Pontchartrain watershed and water quality of the lake through hands-on activities and water sampling. Discover the importance of saving our coast by creating a bead bracelet that represents our multiple lines of defense against hurricanes and storms.

When: 3rd Saturday of every month (call to schedule your visit)Time: 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. or 1 – 3 p.m. Where: New Canal Lighthouse, 8001 Lakeshore Dr., New Orleans, LAFee: $3 for children 6-12 years old, $5 for children over 12 (group rate)Capacity: Maximum 80Registration Instructions: Call Joann Haydel with LPBF Education/

Outreach at 504-836-2238.

Louisiana Art & Science Museum Welcomes Girl Scouts!LASM BASF Kids’ Lab Workshops

TRooP Open to girls, ages 6 – 12 Explore the wonders of chemistry in these hands-on science workshops sponsored by BASF and offered at the Louisiana

Art & Science Museum on the 2nd and 4th weekends of each month! Each 45-minute, instructor-led workshop offers safe, fun, and engaging chemical experiments such as Chemistry is Bananas, Playful Polymers, The Rainbow Connection, The “pHun” Factor, A Hair-Raising Experiment, Energy Loves Produce, Hold Everything, and Happy Hands. The goal of this program is to foster science literacy and promote a greater appreciation for and interest in the dynamic world of chemistry. All participants will receive a lab apron, a certificate of participation, and a backpack filled with additional takeaway items. In order to provide assistance with this learning experience, one adult chaperone is required for every four Girl Scouts. Please sign in at our Visitor Services Desk at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled workshop in order to confirm your reservation and guarantee space for your group.

When: Second and Fourth weekends of each month. Saturdays at 10:15 a.m., 12 p.m. and 2 p.m. Sundays at 1:30 p.m. and 3 p.m.

Where: Louisiana Art & Science Museum, 100 River Road South, Baton Rouge, LA 70802

Fee: Free with museum admission – Group admission rate is $5 for all museum galleries and $7 for museum galleries and a planetarium show. Visit www.lasm.org for individual rates.

Capacity: No minimum for participation; 15 minimum, including adults, to receive group rate/30 maximum per session, including adults. Groups of less than 25 may share lab space with other visitors.

Registration Instructions: Please email [email protected] or call 225-344-5272, ext. 132, for all group or individual reservations. Participants may also register on a first come, first served basis on the day of each workshop. Visit www.lasm.org for additional details.

LASM Viewing & Doing ArtTRooP Open to girls, grades K – 6

You and your family are encouraged to explore art together while viewing and discussing works in the art gallery. Then

after gallery time, you can express yourselves through a hands-on art project of your very own! Participation is on a first come, first served basis.

When: First Saturday of every month.Time: 10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. Sign in at 9:30 a.m. Where: Louisiana Art & Science Museum, 100 River Road South,

Baton Rouge, LA 70802Fee: Free with museum admission. Visit www.lasm.org for

individual rates.Capacity: No minimum for participation.Registration Instructions: Contact Tammy Frazier at 225-344-

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LASM Annual Ornament WorkshopTRooP Open to girls, grades K – 6

Visit the Discovery Depot where kids and their favorite adults make memories together while creating holiday ornaments

that are sure to become family keepsakes.

When: Sunday, December 7, 2014Time: 1 - 3 p.m. or by pre-registration for Girl Scout Troops by

contacting Tammy Frazier at 225-344-5272, ext. 117. Where: Louisiana Art & Science Museum, 100 River Road South,

Baton Rouge, LA 70802Fee: FREE- occurs on a First Sunday, free museum admission.

Visit www.lasm.org for individual rates.

LASM Engineer It WorkshopsTRooP Open to girls, ages 6-12

These weekend family workshops focus on concepts used in engineering and design. Hands-on activities are presented

by LASM in conjunction with professional engineering volunteers and students. Concepts introduce the disciplines of engineering and design professions such as Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Construction, Architecture, and other applicable areas of study. Participation is on a first come, first served basis.

When: resuming Fall 2014; visit www.lasm.org for updates.Where: Louisiana Art & Science Museum, 100 River Road South,

Baton Rouge, LA 70802Fee: Free with museum admission.Capacity: No Minimum/Maximum 15 children.Contact: Sheree Westerhaus at 225-344-5272, ext. 124, or

[email protected].

LASM Miss Trudy’s Traveling Trunk Show TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 2 and their families

Sing, dance, and share stories with Miss Trudy in this entertaining, interactive program that explores the art and

science of the seasons. Meet special puppet friends, Sheldon the Sheepdog and Frederick the Mouse, and discover the amazing surprises that can always be found in Miss Trudy’s Trunk! Enjoy a different show each season, and then visit LASM’s hands-on galleries, especially Discovery Depot, for crafts and creative play. Siblings of all ages are welcome.

When: Every Saturday Time: 11 a.m.Where: Louisiana Art & Science Museum, 100 River Road South,

Baton Rouge, LA 70802Fee: Free with museum admission - Group admission rate is $5

for all museum galleries and $7 for museum galleries and a planetarium show. Visit www.lasm.org for individual rates.

Capacity: No minimum for participation; 15 minimum, including adults, to receive group rate.

Contact: Jessica Correll at [email protected] or at 225.344.5272, ext. 142, for group reservations.

Louisiana SpCA Welcomes the Girl Scouts

TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 The Louisiana SPCA welcomes troops to a special guided tour of their facility and to experience first-hand the love

and dedication needed to provide for animals in a shelter. Interactive presentations may include: safety with animals, responsible pet ownership, and pet overpopulation. Girls will discover what it means to own a pet and how they can help play a part in ending animal cruelty and neglect. The Louisiana SPCA is constantly in need of the following donations: towels, blankets, comforters, newspapers, sturdy dog toys and yummy soft treats. A wish list of other needed items can be found on its website at www.la-spca.org/wish_list.

When: Tours are available five days a week, based on schedule availability. The shelter is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. After school tours are welcome, however, the shelter closes at 5 p.m. and all programming would need to be completed by that time. presentation and tour lasts approximately one hour.

Where: Louisiana SPCA Shelter, 1700 Mardi Gras Blvd., New Orleans, LA

Fee: $25 flat fee to cover the tour for up to 20 Girl Scouts. Capacity: Maximum 20 per tour/presentationRegistration Instructions: Contact the Louisiana SPCA Humane

Education department at 504-368-5191, ext. 207 or [email protected] to arrange convenient tour times and presentations for troop meetings throughout the year. All presentations must have Volunteer Essentials adult/girl ratios in attendance.

Notes: Visit www.la-spca.org/education for additional resources and children’s activities and click on Tools for Educators.

Longue Vue house and GardensGirl Scout Workshops

TRooP Open to girls, grades 2 – 5 Schedule a workshop at your convenience. Visit us for a day of exploration, learning, friendship, and fun. We’ve created

workshops specifically for your troops! Girl Scout Daisies can expand on their Daisy Flower Garden Journey in Our Flower Garden Workshop. Girl Scout Brownies can investigate the world of bugs in the Insect Investigation Workshop, meeting all of the requirements for the Bug Badge. Girl Scout Juniors can explore the world of plants and gardens in the Gardener Exploration Workshop, fulfilling most of the badge requirements for the Gardener Badge.

When: Call to schedule.Where: Longue Vue House and Gardens, 7 Bamboo

Road, New Orleans, LA 70124Fee: $12 per girl, $4 per adult Capacity: Minimum 10 /Maximum 25 (girls per

workshop)Contact: Lydia Vaughn at 504-293-4722 or lvaughn@longuevue.

com.Notes: Badges are not included. A Longue Vue

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Longue Vue house and Gardens“Get Your Girl On!” Etiquette Tea

TRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12 Tea time is an honored tradition for enjoying conversation, food, and drink in elegant surroundings. Guests will enjoy

an afternoon tea, with tea and lemonade, while dining on tea sandwiches, scones, and sweets. Girl Scouts will join “Ms. Manners” in an entertaining lesson on how to “get their girl on” by practicing gracious tea, table, and social etiquette. Time is available for photo opportunities (please remember to bring your camera) and a tour of our historic and elegant house - to see first-hand how gracious living once occurred in the Stern’s home.

When: Call to schedule.Where: Longue Vue House and Gardens, 7 Bamboo Road, New

Orleans, LA 70124Fee: $25 per person Capacity: Minimum 40/Maximum 60 guestsContact : Lydia Vaughn at 504-293-4722 or lvaughn@longuevue.

com.Notes: A Longue Vue patch is available at The Shop at Longue Vue

for purchase.

Louisiana Universities Marine ConsortiumTRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12

Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium (LUMCON) is a marine research and educational facility located in the

DeFelice Marine Center in Cocodrie, Louisiana. This location, situated within the estuarine wetland complex of the Mississippi River delta plain between the Atchafalaya and Mississippi Rivers, provides ready access to the most productive estuaries in the United States. LUMCON offers a wide range of marine science-related educational activities for students of all ages. Field trip participants are offered an array of activities designed to allow students to explore and gain a deeper knowledge and appreciation of Louisiana’s coastal environments. Each activity could be arranged to meet some proficiency award requirements about the environment or water. Troop leaders are encouraged to work with the educators in advance to plan the best possible experience for their Girl Scouts.

Where: Directions to LUMCON in Cocodrie are available at www.lumcon.edu/information/directions/asp. Mailing address is 8124 Highway 56, Chauvin, LA 70344

Fee: Call for fees associated with activities.Capacity: Minimum 10/Maximum 25 participantsContact: Murt Conover at (985) 851-2860 for program information

and availability. Notes: Not all activities are suited for every age group.

Mardi Gras WorldTRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12

You’ve seen the parades, now see how they are made! Take a tour of their prop shop and float den where the Kern Studios

artists are working year round. The hour-long tour includes a film about Mardi Gras history, costumes, and King Cake. Not only are they the most unique attraction in New Orleans, their tour qualifies Girl Scouts for a History of Mardi Gras patch!

When: 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily.Where: Mardi Gras World, 1380 Port of New

Orleans Place, on the Riverfront, New Orleans, LA

Fee: $7.50 per person, which includes King Cake.Capacity: Maximum 30 per tour.Registration Instructions: Call 504-361-7821 to book your tour

today.

Meme’s Beads & ThingsTRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12

Girls are introduced to the world of gemstones and pearls. They will make a piece of jewelry and earn a certificate

towards their jewelry badge. Play Bead Bingo with prizes.

When: By appointment only.Where: Meme’s Beads & Things, 106 Gause Blvd. West, Ste. A5,

Slidell, LAFee: $10 per personCapacity: Minimum 16/Maximum 20 participantsRegistration Instructions: Contact Michelle Roy or Shirley Hudson

at 985-643-5700 for reservations, one week in advance.Notes: Cupcakes and drinks can be provided at an additional fee.

Ivanov’s Gymnastics Academy www.ivanovsgymnastics.com

3930 Barron St., Metairie (12,000 sq.ft. Facility)

504-889-9800

Year round ProgramGymnastics & Tumbling Classes

All ages, 18 mo & olderFriday Night – Fun Night!

6:30-9:30pm Everyone is welcome!Pizza, drink, Games, Music, Fun

*Best Birthday Party in Town (Sat. & Sun.)

BesT CamPs Summer & Christmas

• Before & After Care • Daily & Weekly Rates Available •Ages 3 - 15


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New Heights Therapy Center TRooP Open to girls, ages 13+ and adult volunteers

Located in Folsom, LA, New Heights

Therapy Center provides therapeutic riding to help people with physical, cognitive, and emotional disabilities achieve an improved quality of life. They are in need of program volunteers to work hands on with riders and horses as well as specially trained volunteers to supervise riders, horses, and other volunteers, special events volunteers, and volunteers to help with facility improvement. They also provide a work to ride program for volunteers age 13 and up, who will learn horse and barn management.

When: Therapy sessions are typically after school and on Saturdays.

Where: New Heights Therapy Center, 16191 Louisiana 40, Folsom, LA 70437

Registration Instructions: Complete the Center’s Volunteer Registration packet, which includes application, various agreements, liability and release forms.

Contact: Stephen Engro at [email protected] or 985-796-4600 or Meridith Buswell at [email protected] or 985-796-3677 for more information.

Northlake Nature CenterTRooP Open to girls, grades 2 – 12

Located on 400 acres of ancient pines and hardwood forest, bounded on the west by Bayou Castine, crossed by a marsh

and active beaver pond – teaming with native animal and plant life – the Northlake Nature Center is St. Tammany’s “Secret Garden” with endless possibilities for all girls! You can: adopt a trail to maintain throughout the year; adopt the wildflower garden to maintain throughout the year; adopt the front entrance garden to maintain throughout the year; adopt the herb garden to maintain throughout the year; plant potted tree seedlings throughout the community; plant tree seedlings in late January and early February; campaign to collect recyclable large round Weber grill lids for tree stones; make tree identification stones to mark the trails; assist with children’s nature art activity tents at “Wild Things” in mid October; assist with children’s nature art activity tents at “Three Rivers Art Festival” in mid November; prepare a campfire and host the marshmallow melt for the “Moonlight Hike and Marshmallow Melt” event(s) in Fall and Spring on full moon evenings.

Where: Northlake Nature Center, 23135 Hwy. 190 East, Mandeville, LA 70448

Contact: Rue McNeill, Executive Director, Northlake Nature Center, at 985-626-1238 or [email protected] to coordinate desired dates and times.

Premier Lanes Entertainment CenterTRooP Open to girls, grades K - 12

Premier Lanes Entertainment Center offers upscale bowling in a family center with security, restaurant, VIP area for

special parties, events, birthdays, as well as a 65-game arcade with the latest in bumper cars and the only laser maze in LA. An adjacent movie theater has recently opened. Premier Lanes offers bowling and arcade packages for Girl Scouts, qualifying them for the Bowling fun patch offered in the council shop.

When: Weekdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or weekends before 2 p.m. Where: Premier Lanes Entertainment Center, 1414 N. Airline

Highway, Gonzales, LA 70737Fee: The Girl Scout bowling package starts at $6.50 per person, and

may increase based on activities/food selection. Capacity: Minimum 10/Maximum 125Registration Instructions: Contact the Premier Lanes sales and

event office from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily at 225-621-2695. Their website is www.premierlanes.net.

Ogden Museum of Southern ArtTRooP Open to girls, grades K – 12

See the South! From 19th century Impressionistic landscapes to the works of self-taught artist Clementine

Hunter to Contemporary Abstract Art, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art invites Girl Scouts to take a special tour of the museum followed by an art activity inspired by works in the collection. Tours and activity can also be tailored to meet many proficiency award requirements.

When: Check the museum’s website at www.ogdenmuseum.org for hours of operation.

Fee: $5 per Girl Scout (includes tour and activity); two adults per troop admitted free; $8 for each additional adult.

Where: Ogden Museum of Southern Art, 925 Camp St., New Orleans, LA 70130

Contact: Ellen Balkin, Education Coordinator at 504-539-9608 or [email protected] to schedule a time.

YAYA Inc.Young Aspirations, Young Artists

TRooP Open to girls ages 13+ YAYA is a non-profit arts community and teaching design studio dedicated to the artistic, professional, and personal

development of creative young people in New Orleans. Each participant may receive a finished artistic product per workshop.

When: Tuesdays to Fridays, from 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday events are by appointment only.

Where: 338 Baronne St., Third Floor, New Orleans, LA 70112Fee: Family day events range from $25-$35 per family depending on

the workshop.Capacity: Maximum 25 per workshopRegistration Instructions: Email [email protected] or Monica

Tyran, Studio Coordinator at [email protected]: Parking is available by parking meters or lots. Snacks

provisions vary depending on the length of workshops and number of participants.


Girl Scouts Louisiana East Corporate Headquarters [email protected] www.gsle.org Regional Service Center 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121-3119 545 Colonial Drive, Baton Rouge, LA 70806 (504) 733-8220 (800) 644-7571 F (504) 733-8219 (225) 927-8946 (800) 644-7571 F (225) 927-8402

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GSLE Program Event Registration Form

PLEASE COMPLETE BOTH SIDES OF FORM, AND INCLUDE REGISTRATION FEE ** For processing purposes this form should be legible and easy to read.**

REMINDER: It is the responsibility of leaders and transportation adults to assure they have parent permission slips/ troop outing forms completed and on hand for each girl participating in events.

Return to the above Corporate Headquarters to the ATTN: Program Department. Registration is for: Troop/Group Adult *Individual Girl (complete individual girl information below) Event Code (mandatory): __________________ Event Name ____________________________________________ Event Date __________

Program Age Level (please check): Daisy Brownie Junior Cadette Senior Ambassador

Service Unit # ______________ Troop # ______________ Parish __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ Email __________________________________________________ Troop Leader’s or Parent/Guardian’s Name (please print clearly) Address_________________________________________________________ City _______________________________ ZIP____________ Phone # (h) (______) _____________________ (w) (______) _______________________ (c) (______) ______________________

Cost per Girl $ __________Cost per Adult $ __________

Total Amount Enclosed $___________________

Payment in FULL is required for form to be processed. Send payment amount for only event listed on form. Payment Information (please check): CHECK (payable to Girl Scouts Louisiana East) MC VISA Discover AMEX

Name on Card _______________________________________________________ Account # _______/________/________/________ Exp. Date _______/_______

Cardholder Signature _____________________________________________________

The following MUST BE COMPLETED and SIGNED by the PARENT/GUARDIAN LISTED ABOVE for any girl requesting to attend an event or activity as AN INDIVIDUAL.

For girls attending with a troop/group – troop adults are responsible for obtaining parent permission and health information for participating members unless requested otherwise in the event details. Girl’s Name: ________________________________________________________ List any health conditions that event coordinator should be aware of or would limit girl’s participation in activities:

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List current medications: ______________________________________________________________________________________________

Allergies to medication, food, insects, etc. _________________________________________________________________________________

Physician or Clinic: __________________________________________________________ Phone (_____) ___________________________

Person to notify in case of emergency, if parents cannot be reached:

Name: ____________________________________________________________________ Phone (_____) ____________________________

Address _______________________________________________________ City _________________________ State _____ Zip _________

I give permission for my daughter to participate in the activity listed at the top of this event form, including transportation, if provided, to and from the program site.

I hereby give Girl Scouts Louisiana East, the right and permission, without compensation to use photographs/videos of my daughter and her name for publicity and public relations purposes. I give permission for my daughter, _____________________________________, to receive emergency medical treatment if necessary.

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KEY: AI/AN - American Indian/Alaskan Native A – Asian

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H/O - Hispanic, Other W - White

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8th Annual “Scouts For Football”

The R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl and the Girl Scouts Louisiana East are combining their efforts to provide a memorable experience for all area scouts.

The R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl features the Champion of the SunBelt Conference against a representative from Conference USA. The game will take place on Saturday, December 20, 2014 in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. All area Girl Scouts will not only be invited to attend the game for free but will also have an opportunity to participate in pre-game pageantry on the field prior to, and during, the national anthem.

All participating troops will be recognized throughout the game on the stadium and message board systems.

A special seating area will be designated for Girl Scouts and their families. All uniformed Girl Scouts and their leaders will be admitted into the stadium free while parents of scouts will have the opportunity to purchase $10 discounted tickets and sit with their kids during the nationally televised game.

____________________________ What: The R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl and the Girl Scouts Louisiana East are inviting all area Girl Scouts to participate in pre-game activities in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome on December 20th, 2014 Why: To provide an opportunity for all area Girl Scouts to have a memorable College Football experience and exposure on a National level. How: All Uniformed Girl Scouts and leaders will be seated in a special “Scout Section” and their friends and family will have the opportunity to purchase discounted tickets for only $10 and sit in the special “Scout Section.”

Frequently Asked Questions When and where is the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl played? The R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl is played December 20, 2014 in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome Who do I give the ticket and money order form to? Return the money and order form to Kevin Shipp at the Girl Scouts Louisiana East office no later than Wednesday, December 10, 2014. Make checks payable to Girl Scouts Louisiana East. How Do I get the tickets? Tickets along with detailed gameday information will be mailed to the troop leader the second week in December. Can only parents buy tickets? No, anyone who wants to attend the game and be seated in the special “scout section” can purchase the discounted tickets. ONLY adults with wristbands will be allowed to enter at loading dock entrance with Girl Scouts and allowed on field. We will limit each troop to 3 adult wristbands. Additional children and adults without bracelets must enter at normal entrance gates. (Extra wristbands may be given for larger troops on a case by case basis, call me to discuss)

** For more information please call Craig Forshag at 504-525-5678**


8th Annual

GIRL SCOUTS FOR FOOTBALL TICKET ORDER FORM

TROOP LEADER _________________ TROOP NUMBER________Phone#___________

ADDRESS____________________________CITY_______________ZIP____________

Email Address_______________________________________________________ Please print clearly. A roster of Girl Scouts attending is required. Each girl and adult leader will receive a ticket and be allowed entrance at loading dock area and allowed onto the field. Girls must be in uniform to participate. Troop banners and flags are welcome. Troop Leader_____________________________________________________________________________________________ Assistant Leaders_______________________________________ __________________________________________________ Girls attending: _________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ Additional number of tickets needed: ________@ $10 each = $_________ Processing fee. + $3.00 (only required if purchasing tickets) TOTAL _________($3 plus total cost of tickets purchased) Payment is needed in order to process request. Each troop will receive one ticket for each name listed above and 3 entrance wristbands for adult leaders listed. Each additional ticket for adults and other family members will cost $10 each. ONLY adults with wristbands will be allowed to enter at loading dock entrance with Girl Scouts and allowed on field. Additional children and adults without bracelets must enter at normal entrance gates. Additional adults are encouraged to escort troops to the entrance, but only adults with wristbands and uniformed Girl Scouts will be able to enter at that gate. All tickets, gameday information and wristbands will be sent via Federal Express to address (NO PO BOX’s) above on form unless notified otherwise. Payment Information: � Check (Make checks payable to Girl Scouts Louisiana East) C/C Payment: � MC � VISA Account Number________________________________________ Exp. Date_______________ Signature_______________________________

Mail form and payment to: Girl Scouts Louisiana East, Attn: Kevin Shipp 841 S. Clearview Parkway, New Orleans, LA 70121

Fax 504-‐‑733-‐‑8219 Deadline to order your tickets and to ensure mailing is December 10, 2014

Explore the dynamic world of chemistry in hands-on Kids’ Lab

workshops for children ages 6-12 and their parents or caregivers

This exciting program is sponsored by BASF and offered at LASM

on the 2nd and 4th weekends of each month!

Free for LASM members and included in the price of general

admission for non-members. Group rates are available.

Sign up on a first come, first served basis on the day of each

program, or pre-register Monday through noon Thursday prior

to the program by emailing [email protected]. (Groups should schedule at least 2 weeks in advance.)

One adult caregiver required for every four children.

WORKSHOPS for Ages 6-12 (45 Min)2ND & 4TH weekeNDs

sATurDAys10:15 am, 12 pm & 2 pm

suNDAys1:30 pm & 3 pm


NON-PROFITORGANIZATION

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BATON ROUGE, LAPERMIT NO. 444

545 Colonial Drive Baton Rouge, LA 70806800-644-7571 • gsle.org

Girl Scouts Louisiana East serves the parishes of Ascension, Assumption, East Baton Rouge, East Feliciana, Iberville, Jefferson, Lafourche, Livingston, Orleans, Plaquemines, Pointe Coupee, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. Helena, St. James, St. John, St. Mary, St. Tammany, Tangipahoa, Terrebonne, Washington, West Baton Rouge, and West Feliciana. It is funded by voluntary philanthropic contributions, the cookie and fall product sales, fees for services, and the United Way in selected parishes.

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GSLE Program Pathways 2014- 2015