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March Magic Teen & Outdoor Blitz, Mar. 22-23

March Magic is a teen Girl Scout event open to Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador girls who want to learn more about teen awards and other things of interest to teens. Teens who register for two teen designated workshops will also be able to register for two adult outdoor training workshops.

Early Bird, $13

  • 2 nights (Friday & Saturday)
  • 4 meals (Saturday breakfast, lunch & dinner; Sunday breakfast)
  • 4 workshops
  • event patch
The Full Monty, $11

  • 1 night (Saturday)
  • 3 meals (Saturday lunch & dinner, Sunday breakfast)
  • 4 workshops
  • event patch
A Girl Scout Day, $9

  • 2 meals (Saturday lunch & dinner)
  • 4 workshops
  • event patch
What I Can Get, Free

  • includes what workshops fit into your schedule
  • limited number of event patches

(Patches can be purchased at event on a first come/first served basis)

Available teen workshops include:Gold Award Workshop
Silver Award Workshop
From Idea/Interest to Viable Project
Making High Adventure a Reality
Silver Trefoil Award Workshop
Leadership
Magic of Campfire
Campout/Cookout
Program Aid
Child Care
Sample of outdoor workshops:Gourmet Cooking on a Backpack Stove
Geocaching
Hike Camp
Nature Without Knowing Anything
Outdoor Games
Fun with Knots
Songs for a Campfire
Box Oven Cooking
Nature Crafts
Compass Games
and more!

Troop 3480 is planning to coordinate transportation from PGMA to the camp and back for the Early Bird and Full Monty options. Parents must provide transportation for the Girl Scout Day and What I Can Get options. Health forms and contact information must on file and up-to-date. For more info, contact your girl scout’s troop leader and download more info. Don’t delay: Girls Scout programs fill up quickly.

Email your choices for classes to Sis. Kesha: keshabdulm [at] gmail [dot] com

QUICK RECAP
What: March Magic
Who: Cadettes, Seniors & Ambassadors
When: Saturday & Sunday, March 22-23, 2014
Where: Camp Potomac Woods
13932 Potomac Woods Lane, Leesburg, VA 20176
Cost: $13 – $0

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Back to Business: Troop Meeting This Friday, Feb. 28

troopMeetingFridayThe ice and snow has cleared and Troop 3480 is back to business, inshaAllah.

Attendance is key to your daughter’s Girl Scout experience. Here is what each troop will be up to at the next meeting:

  • Daisies will be working on the orange Mari Petal (Responsible for What I Say and Do) and baby blue Lupe Petal (Honest and Fair). Girls will bring home paperwork to complete to get the patch at the March 14 troop meeting. We want to finish up the petals so they can work on the Daisy Journey in the spring, inshaAllah.
  • Brownies are completing their Snacks badge. Review the Snacks badge blog post to review what to bring. Contact Sis. Naima with questions.
  • Juniors have a guest scheduled for their First Aid Badge.
  • Cadettes have a leadership workshop scheduled.
  • Seniors and Ambassadors have kickboxing scheduled. Girls should wear comfortable, athletic clothing and shoes. Parents must complete the high adventure permission slip and have a health form on file before the girls can participate.

Parents: Don’t forget to attend a Camping Meeting, a requirement in order for girls to participate in the service unit encampment this April. We will discuss logistics, cost, and equipment.

Lastly, Sis. Alia will be selling tickets to Prince George’s Muslim Association’s Fundraising Dinner, A Good Tree – 20 Years of Service! The dinner will be at 5:30PM on Sunday, March 23 2014 at Martin’s Crosswinds in Greenbelt, MD, with speakers Imam Ahmad Azzaari, Imam Siraj Wahhaj and Dr. Altaf Hussain. Tickets are $30 before March 9. For more information call 301 459 4942, email frc [ar] pgmamd [dot] org or click here to buy tickets online. Let’s show our support to community that generously hosts Girl Scout Troop 3480.

See you soon,

troopManagement

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Guide Girls to Something Good!

PGMA Girl Scout Troop 3480 is looking for troop leaders. We invite our sisters in Islam who are interested in the opportunity to mentor Muslim girls to join our group of 10 dedicated troop leaders.

The Prophet (Sallallahu Alaihi wa Sallam) said: One who guides to something good has a reward similar to that of its doer. [Muslim].

Who Can Be a Girl Scout Troop Leader?

You don’t have to have a daughter or be a mother at all. You don’t need prior experience in teaching or instructing children. You do need to be tenacious, caring and dedicated to imparting the beauty of Islamic life to girls in your community. You do need to have the desire to help girls become leaders. You do need to aspire to guide girls to something good.

Every girl has the ability to lead, but only one girl in five believes she can. A lack of role models, unhealthy images of beauty, peer pressure to not stand out, and a mean-girl culture are just some of the obstacles that stand between girls and their full potential. These same societal pressures impact Muslim girls.

We know that with strong Muslim women role models and support, girls are one step closer to achievement. Your time as a troop leader will provide girls the free and safe environment they need to pursue their interests, causes, and leadership roles, all in an Islamic setting. With your support girls will stand up, stand out, and stand tall. Oh yeah, and have a lot of fun too!

Become a Girl Scout Troop Leader and guide girls toward building their faith, courage, confidence and character! InshaAllah, these girls will be empowered to make the world a better place. If this mission resonates with you, please contact Troop Manager Alia at alia [dot] kemet [at] gmail [dot] com.

PGMA Girl Scout Troop 3480 currently consists of 47 girls and 10 troop leaders who volunteer their time, energy and resources. Due to the high demand for scouting in our community, there is a waiting list for girls in kindergarten through third grade. With additional leaders, the troop will be able to accept more girls who are interested in scouting, inshaAllah!

A SPECIAL NOTE TO PARENTS:
It is very important that you bring your daughter to the meetings on time. We meet on Fridays from 6 – 7:30pm. Your daughter may be very disappointed if she misses parts of her meeting. We urge you to do your best to help us teach our girls the importance of time management, efficiency and effectiveness! JazakumAllah Khair.


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