Asalaamu Alaikum,
The Girl Scout year has come to an end for Troop 3480. Our last meeting will be Friday, June 20, 2014, 6 – 7:30PM at PGMA, inshaAllah.
Daisies will end the year in costumes and will finish our last petal (for those 2nd year Daisies): Respect Authority. Daisies will also finish the year with crafts and cupcakes, sending our bridging Daisies off with a bang. Please see the last letter given out at last Friday’s meeting in regards to the Daisies Community Service/Take Action Project.
The Daisies need to finish their Take Action/ Community service project. The following items are needed for Daisies to complete their Take Action / Community Service project on June 20, 2014:
- 4 Rubber tubs (not plastic)
- 4 small cans of paint (blue, white, yellow, green)
- 6 small paint brushes
We are still waiting for approval from the EC/Shura board to put our signs up for soccer field users to not litter. The tubs are where recyclable will go. Please email keshabdulm [at] gmail [dot] com with the item(s) you are bringing.
Brownies will also be having a costume party as they finish up their journey and receive the award this Friday.
Juniors are wearing costumes and participating in a field day. No costume? No problem. Juniors and their troop leaders have worked out a plan and know what to bring. If needed contact Sis. Yasmeen for information.
Cadettes will be having a costume party, too. Girls should come at 5PM to help set up. Girls should contact Rehana with questions.
Who is bringing what?
Ruwaida – paper plates and cups
Fatina – Little Ceaser Family Pack
Siham – candy and 2 real flower bouquets
Nusi – balloons and mini gift bags
Buthania – chips
Seniors & Ambassadors should contact their leaders via email for information about their meeting.
The last day for Early Bird Registration for the 2014-2015 Girl Scout Year for girls already in Troop 3480 is this Friday as well. Spaces are limited. Don’t miss out. Click here to register.
BLAST (Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training) is a 4-hour class associated with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the Emergency Care & Safety Institute (ECSI). It is a highly interactive and energetic course with many necessary sitter skills and role play scenarios that covers CPR, choking, and first aid, but its focus is on sitter basics, injury prevention, safety, kid activities, and getting the job.
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