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World Thinking Day
Each year on February 22, World Thinking Day, girls participate in activities and projects with global themes to honor their sister Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in other countries. World Thinking Day not only gives girls a chance to celebrate international friendships, but is also a reminder that Girl Scouts of the USA is part of a global community-one of nearly 150 countries with Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. The theme for World Thinking Day 2012 is girls worldwide say "we can save our planet." Your Daisy can participate in this global holiday by earning the official award here. |
Rock the Dam with Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada! Join us for a symbolical bridging across Hoover Dam as we honor the past and welcome the next century of Girl Scouting. Rock the Dam, commemorates the historical beginnings of Girl Scouts in Southern Nevada by gathering where it all started in 1932 with 22 girls in Boulder City. Participants will kick off the celebration in one of ten designated decade areas that reflect an era of Girl Scout history. Girls, alumnae, and volunteers will celebrate 100 years of Girl Scouting by exchanging S.W.A.P.S. they create to represent one of these decades. Click here for more information. |
Daisy Petal: Vi's Petal - Be a sister to every Girl Scout
A great way to celebrate World Thinking Day is to earn Vi's petal. Learn more about your sister Girl Scout's both near and far. What do you have in common? What makes you different? What makes you special?
To earn Vi's petal, you must do all three activities:
- Read "Vi's Story," then talk about it
- Create a mural about girls around the world with your Daisy friends
- Practice being a sister to every Girl Scout
When you have earned Vi's petal, you'll know exactly what "be a sister to every Girl Scout" means.
To get started on Vi's petal, refer to your Daisy, Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting for Vi's story and a complete list of activities (you must complete one activity from all three areas).
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Chasing the Wind: Kite Flying Fun March 31, 2012 An array of colors will enliven the March sky during our family kite flying day. Soaring through the sky like a gallery of art will be the kites designed by girls and their families! This is an open-air, eco-friendly event to discover the wonders behind a pastime more than 25 centuries old. |
Volunteer Recognition NominationsDue March 9, 2012 Volunteers are the lifeblood of all non-profit organizations, and Girl Scouts is no different. Each year we recognize our hardworking volunteers at the Annual Meeting & Adult Recognitions Luncheon. This year we are celebrating 100 years of Girl Scouting on Saturday, April 21 at the Orleans Hotel & Casino. Nominations for council level award recipients are due March 9. Throughout the year, each service unit plans its own award recognition event and honors an Outstanding Leader, the Outstanding Volunteer, the Leadership Development Pin, the 3 Years of Service and the 5 & 10 year membership numerals. Nomination forms must be turned in one month before the planned awards event. Visit girlscoutsnv.org for guidelines and applications. Please pay special attention to listed requirements and the number of nominations and endorsement letters required for each award. Contact Cordia Gay, [email protected] for more information.
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More learning opportunities available at girlscoutsnv.org. |
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Thin Mint Sprint Largest Daisy Team
Saturday, January 28 marked the Thin Mint Sprint 5K & 1 Mile Shortbread Shuffle. Families ran, walked and jogged to support Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada. Thank you to all who participated. Congratulations to our top sprinters and Daisy Troop 144 for winning the Largest Daisy Team award!
Thin Mint Sprint 5K Top 5 Females, 8 and under:- Ashley Catucci, 7
- Ka'leese Alexander, 8
- Elena Mesalic, 6
- Hailey Gorelow, 7
- Brooke Peters, 8
Click here to see the rest of the race results. |
To see more stories about Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada visit, girlscoutsnv.org.
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