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On Your Own: Girl Scout Day at the Newseum, Mar 2

Girl Scouts are invited to the Newseum for a special day of events created just for them! Your ticket includes access to all of the museum’s exhibits as well as unique day-of programming.

You can show what you know about the Girl Scouts, women’s history and current events in the Newseum’s popular NewsMania game show; race across a giant game board as you play Front Page Frenzy, a game that uses historical front pages featuring accomplishments of famous women; and show off your best singing voice with the popular karaoke “Girl Scouts Sing!” And much more!

Tickets for this day are just $11 per person. All kids age 6 and under are free. Order by February 1 and receive a free commemorative patch. Buy tickets online or get additional information.

What: Girl Scout Day at the Newseum
Who: Daisies, Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors
When: Saturday, March 2, 2019, 9AM – 4PM
Where: Newseum 555 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC 20001
Cost: $11

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Reminder: Girl Scout Day at the Newseum, THIS SATURDAY, Mar 4

newseumLogoGirl Scout Day at the Newseum is this Saturday, March 4, 2017, inshaAllah. Drop off is at 9AM; Pick up is 2PM. PGMA Girl Scouts should wear their full uniform & hijab and bring lunch money. Parents and tagalongs are welcome to attend but must buy their tickets online or at the door.

Get the scoop with the Girl Scouts during a fun-filled day at the Newseum.

New This Year:

  • Show off your best singing voice with our karaoke Girl Scouts Sing! Sing songs by famous female artists, as well as former Girl Scouts such as Taylor Swift, Mariah Carey and Sheryl Crow.
  • Join a Women Who Rock tour to discover how women have made gains – and a name – by speaking out through music and marches in the world of politics and social movements.
  • Take a break and get active in our Funspot game room! Play mega-sized games of Connect Four and Jenga. Challenge your friends in a game of bean bag toss!
  • Discover the various ways that young women have used the five freedoms of the First Amendment to fight for their beliefs in our self-guided Girl Power Scavenger Hunt.
  • Bring your camera and capture a selfie with a life-sized cutout of Nellie Bly, a pioneer for women in journalism, in our Photo Op.

Annual Favorites:

  • Show what you know about the Girl Scouts, women’s history and current events in the Newseum’s popular NewsMania game show.
  • Race across a giant game board using historic front pages in Front Page Frenzy game that uses historic front pages featuring accomplishments of famous women.
  • Learn how women’s suffrage activists used their First Amendment rights to bring attention to their cause in Votes for Women program.
  • In the Express Yourself station, decorate a tote bag, picture frame or patch button.
  • Pack your imagination and head off on a Nellie Bly Global Scavenger Hunt in the Newseum’s exhibits. Travel through time to learn about the different ways of communicating, news around the world and the life of journalist Elizabeth Cochrane, aka Nellie Bly. Download the hunt and print it in advance.
  • Download the schedule for full list of events with times.

QUICK RECAP
What: Girl Scout Day at the Newseum
Who: All Levels
When: Saturday, March 4, 2017, 9AM – 2PM
WhereNewseum
555 Pennsylvania Ave NW, Washington, DC 20001
Cost: $11/person (scouts/children age 6 and under are free.)
FormsGirl Scout Day at the Newseum Permission Form

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Reminder: World Thinking Day Celebration Tomorrow, Feb 24

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As salaamu alaikum,

Instead of our regularly scheduled troop meeting all levels will participate in the SU 22-6 World Thinking Day celebration in the Fellowship Hall of Largo Community Church in Bowie, MD (1701 Enterprise Rd, Bowie, MD 20721) this Friday, February 24, 2017, 6:30 – 9:30PM, inshaAllah. Please be timely. Girls should be in full uniform (clean white hijab, white shirt & khaki pants or khaki jilbab) with vest. Girls who have not turned in their permission form must turn it in to their troop leader at the celebration.

DAISIES

BROWNIES

JUNIORS

  • Juniors should be working in teams outside of the troop meeting to complete the next assignment of their Get Moving! Take Action project.
    • The Vendor Selection team should work with Sis. Amina (PGMA Facility Director) to find a company that will pick up recycling from PGMA and how much the company will charge. (Asima, Aya)
    • The Bin Selection team should find and price at least three types of recycling bins to place inside PGMA. (Amina, Nusaibah, Raqeebah)
    • The Site Selection team should use a building floor plan of PGMA to determine the number of bins required and the best locations to place the recycling bins. (Badriya, Fatima, Hannan, Hidaya, Indya. Maryam G., Maryam M., Safiyyah, Sajayah, Zina)
    • The Outreach & Education team should create drafts of posters to publicize PGMA’s new recycling program. (Aya, Deena, Farah, Fatima, Hannan, Laila, Maryam M., Shahed, Sajayah, Suundus, Tasneem)

CADETTES

  • The Cadettes’ Girl Scout Cookie goal is to sell a minimum of 1,500 boxes (75 boxes per Cadette). All Cadettes must have parental permission forms completed to sell cookies. Cadettes can send in new orders by this Friday at midnight.
  • Cadettes are going lodge camping together inshAllah! Lodge camping is a way for Girls to experience camping without being exposed to the elements overnight. Girls will work on badges and participate in team building activities. We will be focusing on activities designed to build leadership and communication skills among the girls. Cadettes can register for camp between now and March 3.

MULTIPLE LEVELS

PARENTS

  • Pay your Girl Scout’s troop dues: $45 for Daisies, $60 for all other levels. If needed, dues can be paid in installments. Dues pay for badges and pins, help supplement some activities/trips, and also help support the troop web site, and other troop expenses. (Parents pay for fun patches.) For financial assistance contact your Girl Scout’s troop leader.
  • campgirlscoutspatchGirl Scouts can spend a few days or a week this summer at Girl Scout sleep-away camp! Registered Girl Scouts have access to four fantastic sleep-away camps: Camp Coles Trip, Camp May Flather, Camp Potomac Woods and Camp Winona. Each camp is unique and offers a variety of activities like swimming, kayaking, making crafts, hiking, cooking over an open fire, and best of all, finding your best friend. At Girl Scout camp, all girls are treated with respect and encouraged to be their awesome selves! Registration is now open.
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