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Fay's Page: My Life in Girl Scouts Girl Scout Events |
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Earth Day - Recycling and Girl Scouts
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Girl Scouts have traditionally been stewards of their environment. For 96 years, from visits to the park and camping to special outdoor projects that help girls understand the interdependence of species, Girl Scouts have learned to appreciate nature and our earth’s resources. Through participating in the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, girls are given opportunities to discover their world while connecting with others in meaningful ways. The informal environmental educational opportunities offered through Girl Scouting can inspire girls to take action and make a difference in the world.
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Photos provided by the Girl Scout Council of the Colonial Coast in Virginia
GS Colonial Coast website: www.gsccc.org If your council, or troop have related photos they would like to have featured on this page, too, send the to us and will post them as we can. |
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We only have the information for the first two photos at this time.
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| BROWNIE Troop #1081 made the Girl Scout doll sitting at the computer researching Girl Scouts in Honduras.
We used the following recycled items:
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| Troop #482 - Eiffel Tower
The girls used metal coat hangers for the frame with drink cans threaded onto the hangers. The base of the Eiffel Tower was made using card board boxes. For the final touch on the base, the girls used characters from the game of CLUE. |
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