The Cadette Media Journey is no longer an overnight event due to water damage at Gadsby’s Tavern. Instead drop-off is at 7PM and pick-up at 10PM on Friday, April 24, 2015 inshaAllah. Sis. Khadijah and Sis. Amina will be chaperones. Girls can bring an extra $3 to purchase the Apothecary Museum patch. Download for directions and schedule.
Cadette Attendees:
Amirah A.
Aneesah B.
Asiya K.
Ikram A.
Kalilah K.
Reem S.
Ruwaida S.
Safiyah A.
Sanaa M.
Yousra A.
Asalaamu Alaikum
The Cadette Troop has been very busy this year, Alhumdulillah, from completing multiple badges (Cadette programing) to camping (Girl Scout traditions) to team building and just fun. Here are some highlights:
Science of Happiness. Sis Nazaahah Amin-Saahir gave a great yoga class at our lodge camping weekend in January. Sis Nazaahah, owner and operator of Ama Designs, helped our girls use yoga as a way to promote happiness and stay positive through life’s highways and byways.
aMaze Take Action Projects. We have 15 girl that are currently working on their aMaze Journey Take Action projects. A Take Action project — the final step in all Girls Scout journeys — is the sustainable project that a girl or group of girls can do that deals with the subject matter of the Journey. The aMaze journey teaches girls about relationships and how to navigate them.
Breathe Journey. Eleven girls attended the GSCNC Cadette Breathe Journey weekend in March with 150 other girls at Potomac Woods to fulfill requirements of the Breathe Journey. These girls are now eligible to complete the Breathe Journey with a Take Action project focusing on air and the environment.
Media Journey. In April, some Cadettes will be participating in the Media Journey at Gadsby’s Tavern Museum where they will complete the journey that night. For those girls who cannot attend, Sis. Hakeemah Cummings will discuss Muslim Women in media and blogging with the girls.
We are not done yet!
Sis. Kesha
The Crime Museum is offering badge programs that go above and beyond the basics and teach Girl Scouts the ins and outs of investigation. All the programs include admission to the Museum, so not only will girls earn a badge, but they will also learn and explore American History from a different perspective.
| For the Cadette Special Agent badge program, girls will learn the secrets from the worlds of forensic science and criminal psychology. | In the Junior Detective badge program, girls will learn the necessary skills and discover a new passion by becoming an official Crime Museum Detective. |
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Girls should dress for the weather and wear Girl Scout vests. We will depart New Carollton Metro at 10:45AM. The program lasts 12 Noon – 2PM. We will return to New Carrollton Metro at 3PM. No tag-a-longs.
QUICK RECAP
What: Crime Museum Badge Program
Who: Cadettes & Juniors
When: Saturday, 4 April 2015, 12 Noon – 2PM
10:45AM group departure New Carollton Metro
3PM group return to New Carollton Metro
Where: Crime Museum
575 7th St, NW, Washington, DC 20004
202 393 1099
Cost: $10* plus metro fare
*We can only extend this price for girls whose dues are paid in full.
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