Get
in the holiday spirit and play in the “snow”! Saturday wintery activities may
include games, crafts, holiday tree lighting, campfire holiday songs and s’mores
with additional surprises to come. Take action and bring a new gift to donate to
another child for the holidays.
Accounting code:
512/individual or troop
Program level/age: All
Grade Levels
Date:
Dec. 12, 2009
Time: 10 a.m.- 7 p.m.
Location: Camp Pine
Acres, Acworth
Fee: $25 per girl or
child, $5 per adult includes patch, activities and one meal; Send full payment
with registration.
Registration: Begins
Participants: Min.
25/max. 50
Adult training required:
First aid/CPR preferred
Contact: Erin Steill at
(770) 975-9330 or cpadirector@girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org
JANUARY
CAMPING
EVENT/COOKING
IRON
This event is specially designed for girls that enjoy the art of cooking mixed
with relaxation time who want to enjoy winter camping in one of our cabins. We
will spend the day cooking a variety of dishes, experience arts and crafts and
top off your evening with a visit to the Timber Ridge spa and a movie.
Activities will be scheduled by grade level.
Accounting code:
506/troop
Program level/age: Girl
Scout Juniors, Cadettes and Seniors
Date:
Jan. 22-24, 2010
Time: 6 p.m. Friday-11
a.m. Sunday
Location: Camp Timber
Ridge, Mableton
Fee: $60 per girl; $30
per adult, includes all meals, a snack, activities and staff leadership; Send
full payment with registration
Registration: Begins
Nov. 2, 2009 and ends Nov. 27, 2009 use Application/Reservation for Troop
Camping to register, write Iron Chef Spatastic across the top and include troop
roster.
Participants: Min.
60/max 110 adults are limited to Safety-Wise ratios plus one
Adult training required:
First aid/CPR; Cabin Camping
Contact: Kristi Fulford
at (770)948-8200 or
ctrdirector@girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org
FEBRUARY
FAMILY
EVENT/HORSEBACK RIDING
Spend a great day connecting with your family on the rolling hills and open
spaces of
Accounting code:
515/individual
Program level/age: All
Grade Levels and their families
Date:
Feb. 7, 2010
Time: 2-6 p.m.
Location: Camp
Meriwether, Luthersville
Fee: $5 per person;
send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins
Nov. 2, 2009 and ends Nov. 27, 2009; send full payment with registration
Participants: Min.
60/max.200
Adult training required:
None
Contact: Kathy Elliott
at (770) 927-1020 or
cmwdirector@girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org
Come visit Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company to discover engineering and
technology careers! Spend time one-on-one with women engineers and other
professionals from Lockheed Martin who can tell you about the high tech and
aerospace career worlds. You will be able to complete the “What’s Out There?”
and “Who’s Out There?” parts of your Girl Scout Silver Award or part of the
“Career-shadow one or more people” Gold Award Career Award requirements. In
addition, you can complete multiple career requirements towards various Interest
Project awards. Your invitation to Lockheed Martin includes lunch and a facility
tour where you will see the production of the F-22 and C-130J Lockheed Martin
aircraft!
Accounting code:
620/individual
Program level/age: Girl
Scout Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors
Date:
Feb. 15, 2010
Time:
Location: Lockheed
Martin,
Fee: $10 per girl,
adults free; send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins
Participants: Min.
40/max. 70; adults are limited to Safety-Wise ratios, no tag-alongs permitted
Adult training required:
None
Contact: Lissa Snowdon
at (678) 420-6844 or
psgirlsgotech@girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org
MARCH
What is Girl Scout Madness? It is a bridging event to show Girl Scout Juniors
all the great opportunities there are for Girl Scout Cadettes. Girls will
prepare for crossing the bridge with Girl Scouts in Middle and High School while
completing some of the steps towards their Bridge to Cadette patch requirements.
During the event, adults will attend sessions with program level updates and
trainings and not attend girls’ sessions. Adults should complete their own
registration form in order to receive training supplies.
Accounting code:
604/individual or troop
Program level/age: Girl
Scout Juniors
Date:
Time:
Location: See Council
website
Fee: $10 per girl;
Adults free. Send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins
Participants: Min.
30/max. 120
Adult training required:
Leaders/Advisors: First Aid/CPR
Contact: Terry Otto at
JuliettePS@girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org or (404) 527-7448
OUTDOOR ROPES
COURSE CHALLENGE/TEAMWORK
The
challenge course is designed to help troops and individuals discover how to work
together, improve communication skills, set troop and personal goals, and
develop trust within the troop and much more. This is an economical way to give
your girls a taste of the challenge course. The wall will be open for Brownies
in the afternoon session only.
Accounting code:
525/individual or troop
Program level/age: Girl
Scout Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors
Date:
March 13, 2010
Time: Session One: 9
a.m.-Noon; Session Two: 1:30-4:30 p.m.
Location: Camp Pine
Valley, Meansville
Fee: $30 per girl;
includes participation in challenge course and a patch; full payment due with
registration
Registration: Begins
Dec. 14, 2009 and ends Jan. 15, 2010
Participants: Min.
33/max. 48
Adult training required:
First Aid/CPR
Contact: Jennifer
Buckelew at (770) 567-3402 or
cpvdirector@girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org
APRIL
Bring your family and celebrate Earth Day on the campus of Southern
Accounting code:
620/individual or troop
Program level/age: All
Grade Levels
Date:
April 24, 2010
Time:
Location: Southern
Fee: $5 per person;
send full payment with registration
Registration: Begins
Participants: Min.
50/max. 200
Adult training required:
First Aid/ CPR
Contact: Lissa Snowdon
at (678) 420-6844 or psgirlsgotech@girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org
Saddle up and dive in to a horse and water weekend! All participants will enjoy
paddle time in a kayak and canoe; lake journeys on the pontoon boat; and time at
the barn horseback riding, grooming and tacking. Participants may pay and
additional fee of $20 for a small group lesson lasting one hour (tacking and
riding). For questions about horseback riding please contact
cpahorses@girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org.
Accounting code:
512/individual or troop
Program level/age: Girl
Scout Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors
Date:
May 15, 2010
Time:
Location:
Fee: $35 per girl; $20
per adult/ includes a patch, one meal, riding lesson, barn lessons, and lake
activities; send full payment with registration.
Registration: Begins
Participants: Min.
20/max. 50, adults are limited to Safety-Wise ratios plus one
Adult training required:
First aid/CPR
Contact: Erin Steill at
(770) 975-9330 or cpadirector@girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org
This event is designed for girls to bring their favorite guy* with them to camp.
You will check-in on Sunday morning then spend the day participating in
activities to discover the fun of camp which may include canoeing, archery,
swimming, crafts, tie dying, letterboxing the Camp Timber Ridge way, hiking, and
challenge course activities. The fee will include lunch in the dining hall and
dinner over a campfire. Families will check out at
Accounting code:
506/troop or individual
Program level/age: All
Grade Levels
Date:
May 16, 2010
Time: 8 a.m.-7:30 p.m.
Location: Camp Timber
Ridge, Mableton
Fee: $30 per girl; $20
per dad, includes a snack, lunch and dinner, activity supplies and staff
leadership; send full payment with registration.
Registration: Begins
Participants: Min.
80/max. 200
Adult training required:
None
Contact: Kristi Fulford
at (770)948-8200 or ctrdirector@girlscoutsofgreateratlanta.org