Tour a Mansion, then go on a treasure hunt through the past. Or play a mystery game with a historical twist. Learn how kids had fun long ago and invent a new game using old toys. You can have fun without a computer, a deck of cards, or even a ball. Games are everywhere when you use your imagination to make them up. Try this badge, and you and your friends will never be bored again.
Note: Part of the program will be outside, weather permitting, so dress appropriately for the weather. No tagalongs, please.
General Parking: After turning off Muirkirk Road onto Montpelier grounds, go past big brown barn (Montpelier Arts Center), past circle with sculpture exhibit, and enter large parking lot. Park near one story brick building (Carriage House/ Little Teapot Gift Shop), at far end of parking lot. After parking, walk up brick path that leads to Little Teapot Gift Shop, turn left in front of gift shop, and follow paved path up to the mansion. Enter mansion from porch entrance with sign “Main Office” above door.
QUICK RECAP
What: Making Games Badge
Who: Brownies
When: Saturday, December 26, 2015, 11:30AM – 1:30PM
Where: Montpelier Museum Mansion
9650 Muirkirk Rd, Laurel, MD 20708
Cost: $7/girl, $3/adult (due by December 18)
One adult free with every 5 girls.
Forms: Making Games Badge Permission Form
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