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Class Descriptions Mountain Magic Leader Weekend 2020 |
 Class schedule | |
  = New class this year  = Click for photo
= Great Outdoors 
= STEM  = Older Girlss |
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Please read all descriptions carefully & note if there is a fee. Fees for classes, unless otherwise indicated, will be paid at check-in (cash only). All classes/workshops have a limited number of spaces and are on a first-come, first-served basis. |
| Class Name | Class Description | Instructor Provides | Participant Brings | Participant Takes Home | Min Size | Max Size |
Class Length | Class Fee | Instructor |
| Archery CAMP CLASS  |
Learn the basics of target archery, or just practice
what you know. After a safety orientation, our certified instructor will guide
you through practice shooting. If you are checking this class out for troop
camping, it is for grades 2+.
Fee must be pre-paid at time of class registration. |
Equipment, instructions | Water bottle, dress for the weather. This activity lasts about one hour, allowing 15 minutes to get there and 15 minutes to get to your next activity. It will start promptly at the posted start time; latecomers are not always able to be added to class. |
Archery experience & knowledge | 6 | 12 | 1½ hrs | $8 | Jeremy Ackerman |
Astro Scouts - Reach for the Stars!
(CA SR AMB)
 Updated for 2020 |
Introducing the new Space Science badges for older
girls! We'll sample some of the activities and discuss resources for the
Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador levels.
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Handouts & class activity supplies. Bonus bracelet
kits. For optional pre-order: Instructor will bring Space Science badge booklets from the Badge & Sash for anyone who has requested them in advance (~$2.70, pay in class). |
Please bring: Scissors. Pencil or
pen. Scotch tape. Empty cereal box, GS cookie box, or other similar box ~2"
thick x 7" tall or bigger with flaps on top & bottom. (If bringing a
cookie box, it doesn't have to be empty LOL.
Other optional items |
Handouts, knowledge, & resources. One diffraction
grating slide and other diffraction grating items. A dozen UV detection beads. Hands-on
experience sampling activities for each badge level.
Other items available for optional in-class purchase |
6 | 16 | 1½ hrs | $5 (does not include optional purchase of badge booklets or telescope kit) |
Marie Lott & Jessie Napier |
Basic Camp Gadgets
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We will start with simple lashing techniques and you will then learn how to make clever camp gadgets out of simple ropes and staves | Rope & staves; instructional handouts | Pencil & paper (optional) | Handouts | 6 | 12 | 1½ hrs | Free | Jeremy & Amber Ackerman |
| Camping Basics COUNCIL CLASS *CANCELLED*  |
Can't wait to share a troop camping
experience with your troop? This class will help you prepare girls for an
exciting and safe overnight adventure. •Learn about GSGATL camp properties and
amenities •How to increase girls' outdoor skills and interests over time •How to
help girls plan and pack for their adventure •Outdoor meal planning and
preparation •Fire safety •Plus tips for fun things to do with girls outdoors!
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Handouts and Outdoor Education book from council. | Paper and pen for note taking. Wear comfortable shoes and dress for the weather since we will be outside for part of the class. | Knowledge and experience to take your girls camping! | 6 | 20 | 3 hrs | $15 | Kathy Lewis & Kim Fearnow |
Cake Decorating  |
Learn basic cake decorating techniques, cake baking tips, and decorate a cake to take home. | Cakes, buttercream icing, take home boxes, food colorings, and a few recipes | Wilton's cake decorating tips # 4 (piping), 18 (star), 66|67 (leaf), couplers & mixing spatulas. Bring some cake decorating ideas and any other cake decorating supplies you may have to further enhance your cake. | Decorated cake | 6 | 14 | 3 hrs | $7 | Jeannene Adams |
| Camp Helper [Multiple Sessions] |
Camp helpers assist the Planning Committee by collecting class rosters and taking photos of classes in progress. You'll walk around camp and see what the classes are doing (this will help you pick which class you want to take next year!) You may also get to do some administrative tasks like filing or stuffing envelopes. | Camera, list of class locations, instruction, $5 rebate upon completion of duties | Wear comfortable shoes; dress for the weather. | Receive a $5 rebate at the end of your session as our thank-you! | 1 per session (7 sessions) |
2 per session (7 sessions) |
1½ hrs | Free | Lianne Griffin |
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Crochet 101 and 102 Click for photo! Updated for 2020 |
101 is an intro to crochet, to teach the basics of crochet and learn to make a simple bookmark which they can teach their girls and a dishcloth.
102 is advanced the participants need to know the basics in order to make a hat. They had to have taken 101 at least and be comfortable using the crochet hook. |
Instruction sheets scissors, yarn needles to finish the projects. A crochet hook and skein of yarn to create the projects. | If you have a favorite yarn, feel free to bring it; scissors; bag to hold your projects in. | For 101 you will bring home a bookmark and dishcloth. For 102 you will bring home a simple hat. Both can be made with troops for service projects! | 6 | 12 | 3 hrs | $5 | Christel Trulson & Stephanie Spicer |
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Daisy String Art
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Learn how to use a pattern to use nails to set up design on wooden board and weave string around nails to make a pattern in the shape of a daisy. | Wood plank for backer; nails, string, pattern | Hammer | Finished project and extra pattern to use with scouts | 6 | 18 | 1½ hrs | $7 | Rose Lowe |
| Dorothy's Colorful Garland Rag Banner
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Create Dorothy’s DIY fabric garland that would make the Wizard of Oz proud. It is really simple to make and it adds so much color to any room. Participants will select own fabric and colors. Perfect for a doorway or over a bed.
Coordinates with the Senior's Room Make Over badge or Outdoor Art projects. More ... |
Complete project instructions, Extra twine, Extra fabric and ribbons, links to project examples, extra scissors, cutting mat and rotary cutter, tape measure, measuring tape, painters tape. |
• Coordinating fabrics – I used 7 different fabrics, fat quarters (18”x 22”) would work perfectly for this project. • Twine or string to hang Note: Can also use a tension rod to hang in doorway or in window. • Command hooks to hang More ... |
Completed banner or accent valance in your
choice of décor. More ... |
18 | 25 | 1½ hrs | $3.50 | Shelley Callico |
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Effective Advisor Continues for CA-AMB Leaders COUNCIL CLASS  |
A relaxed discussion concerning teens and how leaders
can change the lives of their girls through knowledge, trust and respect for their
girls. Handout of what is available to but not required of all girls, problem
solving tips, and sharing with other Older Girl advisors. Bridging JR Advisors welcome |
Older girl information on what's out there and problem solving with girls & adults, handouts on relevant teen issues | Paper and pen/pencil; materials that you might have questions about; ideas to share | Energy and ideas to share with other adults and girls | 6 | 18 | 3 hrs | Free | Sheila Mills |
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Essential Oil 101 |
Come learn the essential oils for your personal use & home detoxing. We can make blends to bring home. | Hand outs and the oils to try and make the blends. | Paper and pen/pencil for note taking | 3 to 5 roller bottles with essential oil blends for different needs (more details to follow) | 10 | 12+ | 1½ hrs | $5 | Kippy Penney |
| Explore Out COUNCIL CLASS |
Are you an adventurer? Come and learn what is involved in a short day-hike and discuss the skills girls need to know in order to enjoy that experience. Skills like: dressing for the weather, staying found, and snacks and supplies needed. Plus learn some common fears and concerns people face when going outside, where to go, and what to see from experienced volunteers. | Handouts and class supplies from council | Pencil, water bottle, hat and sunscreen; dress for the weather and wear good walking shoes as you will be outside on a hike for part of class. | Handouts and knowledge | 8 | 24 | 3 hrs | Free | Beth McWilliams and Bonnie Tompkins |
| Follow the Yellow Clay Road
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We will make a clay square mosaic similar to the photo by manipulation of clay and adding some found objects to it. We'll use stamps to simulate mosaic impressions, lettering, and images. This will be a project that your girls will thoroughly enjoy! (Pssst!...So will you!) Come laugh with us! | All materials | Desire to have fun | Mosaic to remember our Oz adventure | 5 | 30 | 3 hrs | $7 | Jenni Kelly & Janice Nieman |
Free Time |
Free time to explore camp on your own, rest, read, whatever!! Bring your own project/hobby to work on. Network with others or rest/work on your own. | Free time | Whatever you like! | It's up to you! | - | - | 1½ hrs | Free | You |
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Friendship Blankets Click for photos! Updated for 2020 |
No-sew blanket - make a blanket with new friends! Use it at camp or as a gift. If you can cut fabric and tie a knot, you can make these blankets. | Instructions, patterns, guidance, & use of scissor sharpeners. | Sharp fabric scissors, large safety pins, and two pieces of fleece of equal size and complementary in colors or patterns, 2 yards each (larger or smaller depending on final size of blanket desired (purchase size = finished size including fringe + 6"). | A blanket that you can complete during the weekend, and the pattern | 6 | 25 | 1½ hrs |
$1 | Cheryl Marko |
| Glinda's Magical Wands
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Every good witch needs a wand! Join us as we learn to make different types of wands suitable for girls of all ages! | Air dry clay, Wooden dowels, School Glue, Glitter glue, Paint, Sealing spray, Extra Felt, Extra Ribbons | Scissors, Ribbons, Felt (preferably the stiff kind), Imagination | A set of two or three wands to dazzle all!. | 6 | 12 | 1½ hrs | $5 | Rhiyana Pineau |
Hike - Before Lunch  |
Meet for a ~3 mile trail hike. We will walk around the lake on Hall's Hike - easy route, fairly flat, followed by lunch
in the Dining Hall. |
Instruction, route maps, coaching | Dress for a run/walk! Be sure to wear running shoes or hiking boots, and dress for the weather. May want to carry water bottle or wear water belt. | Energize your day with exercise and feel great! | 6 | 50 | 1 hr | Free | Lianne Griffin |
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Hike - Sunrise
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Meet for a ~3
mile trail walk/run. Enjoy the sunrise from the dam end of the lake! Hike
will be followed by breakfast in the Dining Hall. |
Instruction, route maps, coaching | Dress for a run/walk! Be sure to wear running shoes or hiking boots, and dress for the weather. May want to carry water bottle or wear water belt. | Start your day with exercise and feel great! | 6 | 50 | 1 hr | Free | Lianne Griffin |
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Horseback Trail Ride CAMP CLASS  |
Participants in this activity must have previous riding
experience and be able to lead a horse, mount, dismount, and control the horse
at the walk. This activity lasts about
one hour. It will start promptly at the posted start time; latecomers are not
able to be added to class. The group will spend approximately
30 minutes in the arena reviewing safety procedures, and 30 minutes on the
trail. Fee must be pre-paid at time of class registration. |
Horse, equipment, helmet, instructions. | Long pants, socks, and boots with a straight edge ½"-1" heel and smooth sole (not like hiking boots with a waffle sole) | A fun experience | 6 | 10 | 1½ hrs | $25 | Camp Staff |
| I'm Melting (Soap)! Click for photo! |
Learn to make your own shaped and scented soaps using melt and pour soap base. Safe to do with any girls old enough to use a microwave. | Melt and pour soap, molds, colorant, scents, and other add-ins, plus cups, stir sticks, and all required equipment. | Nothing needed | At least two customized soaps | 6 | 12 | 1½ hrs | $5 | Kim Elmore |
| Leave No Girl Inside COUNCIL CLASS |
This class is designed to provide adults with ideas to get girls into the out-of-doors as they work on journeys, badges and other program ideas. It is the first 3 steps in the GSUSA Outdoor Progression (eight-step outline). You will learn fun things to do as you Look, Meet, and Move Out from your meeting spot. | Handouts and instructions - council class | Pencil, ideas to share of fun things they like to do outdoors | Handouts and knowledge | 6 | 24 | 1½ hrs | Free | Karen Brooks-Kent & Beth McWilliams |
The Magic Thread:
Girls Go Global 
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Juliette Low said "[Girl] Scouting and Guiding can be the magic thread that links the youth of the world together."
Discover how to help your Girl Scouts Go Global using games, activities, projects, awards and social media resources. More ... |
Handouts, games supplies, ceremony supplies | Pen or pencil; camera or paper for note-taking | Handouts and knowledge | 6 | 24 | 1½ hrs | Free | Amber Ackerman |
Magical Oz Massage Click for more info about Aida |
Relaxing restorative massage by a licensed massage
therapist. Focus on trouble spots, pain relief, stretching, trigger points, joint therapy.
Fee must be pre-paid at time of class registration.. |
Massage table & linens | Yourself (Optional/Customary: Tip for Massage Therapist) |
A relaxed body! | 1 | 1 | 30 or 45 minute sessions available | $40/$55 | Aida Horvath |
| Messy Fun with Home Science Projects
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You don’t have to know any chemistry to participate –
only a willingness to try something new and different!! We will demo what Miss
USA used in her talent presentation, let you do some hands-on stuff that girls
might enjoy in the out-of-doors, and launch rockets. Just Messy Stuff!! |
Handouts, chemicals, and items needed for all projects to participate. | Pencil, scissors, phone with camera app or camera for recording projects | One kit to use as a troop demo, instructions for all projects | 6 | 18 | 1½ hrs | $5 | Dee Komro & Jeannene Adams |
| Orienteering
Fun COUNCIL CLASS  |
Before taking Girls into the woods on hikes or expeditions, it is wise to know how to use a compass, be able to read a map, and use that compass with a map. Why you ask? These are all skills everyone using a GPS device or cell phone with outdoor applications should know; as electronic devices do fail. Staying found and finding your way are key skills in navigation. Learn how to take these skills one step further as you explore topographical maps and orienteering principles.
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Compass if needed, maps, game pieces, etc. | Compass, Pencil Dress for the weather, as activities will take place outside. |
Knowledge | 6 | 18 | 3 hrs | Free | Dee Komro & Bonnie Tompkins |
| Origami - Lions & Tigers & Bears, Oh My!
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This is an origami class to make several animals featured in The Wizard of Oz using the ancient art of paper folding. Projects are at various skill levels. | All materials | Optional: black and/or colored markers; chopstick (to help make tiny points) | Paper creations of Lions, Tigers, or Bears; maybe Toto, too! | 6 | 16 | 1½ hrs | $2 | Mary Scannavino |
| Outdoor Survival Skills for Leaders of Cadettes, Seniors, & Ambassadors  |
OK you survived the early years of getting girls into the outdoors, now you are ready to explore some advanced skills. This class will deal with two advanced camping skills (water purification and shelter building). You will find this hands-on approach a challenge as well as a fun experience
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Water purification supplies, items to build a shelter | Pencil and a willingness to work in teams. | Knowledge | 6 | 16 | 1½ hrs | $3 | Dee Komro & Jeannene Adams |
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Oz Bake Shop: Bread Making & Mah Jongg
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We will start with braiding and baking Challah bread. While bread rises, we will learn American Mah Jongg (not the matching game). Both are traditional cultural Jewish women's activities. | Material/ ingredients to bake small Challah bread and tin to bring home. Mah Jongg tile sets and cards | Pen/pencil to take notes | Small Challah bread. Handouts with recipe and description of different ways to braid. Photocopy of current Mah Jongg instructions and some explanation of rules. | 6 | 12 | 3 hrs | $10 | Laurie Besmertnik |
| Painted Rocks
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Come learn some easy and fun ways to paint craft rocks with your troops. We will also introduce you to the fun activity of Rock Hunting!! | Assorted craft rocks, Paints, Brushes, Design templates, Resource Handouts, Rock Painting Fun Patch, and Rock Box to safely transport participants masterpieces home. | Pen/ Pencil to take notes, own rocks and design ideas if desired. | Two or three painted rocks, paintbrush, resource handout, rock box, and rock painting patch | 6 | 16 | 1½ hrs | $5 | Rebekah Rogers & Jessie Napier |
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Partnering with Parents
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Problem with getting parents involved? Take a seat in Partnering with Parents. Learn a specific model that you can use to help get your parents active and involved in their child’s leadership experience. | Instructor will provide pens and participant workbooks | Nothing needed | Participants will leave with an action plan they can use to help get their parents more involved. | 6 | 12+ | 1½ hrs | Free | Alicia White & Jan Verderose |
| Poppy Petals
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Learn how to make 5-petal flowers and leaf shapes from wire and nail polish | Instructor provides wire and nail polish, Styrofoam, floral tape. Ideas for what to do with the flowers when completed. | Floral tools (TBD); hard-sided/plastic container to put completed flowers and leaves in when dry. | Completed miniature poppies and leaves, ready to put into an arrangement. | 6 | 15 | 1½ hrs | $5 | Kathy Stephan |
| Riflery CAMP CLASS  |
Go for the bull's eye. After a safety orientation, a
riflery instructor will guide you through practice shooting with BB guns. This
activity lasts about one hour, allowing 15 minutes to get there and 15 minutes
to get to your next activity. Participants should plan to arrive at the posted
class start time; latecomers may not be able to be added to class. Fee must be pre-paid at time of class registration. |
Instructions. All equipment provided | Dress for the weather | Feeling of fun and accomplishment | 8 | 12 | 1½ hrs | $8 | Camp Staff |
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Sea Glass -The Wonderful World of Sea Glass Jewelry
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Make pendants and earrings from sea glass | Cultured sea glass, wire, jewelry findings, chain, samples | Any embellishments you wish to add (small charms, beads, etc); jewelry tools (wire cutters, 2 pairs of needle-nosed pliers) | At least 1 or 2 pendants and matching earrings; additional sea glass to use with your troop. | 6 | 12 | 1½ hrs | $5 | Kathy Stephan & Linda Stephan |
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Sea Glass, Seashell, and Pebble Art
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Use instructor's supplies to create a picture suitable for framing | Assorted colors of card stock cut in 5 x 7 pieces, sea glass, seashells, pebbles, various types of glue, a few hot glue guns, fill-in pictures for those that are craft-impaired, samples of some completed projects. | Your imagination; other embellishments you might wish to add to your picture. 5 x 7 frame if you wish to go ahead and put in frame (remove glass from frame and leave at home/not required) | Completed art picture suitable for framing | 6 | 12 | 1½ hrs | $3 | Linda Stephan & Kathy Stephan |
Silk Screening T-Shirts |
Participants will use the instructor's equipment to silk screen a t-shirt or item of their choice with a logo featuring this year's theme.
You may leave as soon as your item has been processed. Ink color this year will be dark green. This is a Saturday night activity after the social. |
Instructor will provide ink, screen and paper to insert between shirt layers. | Shirt or other item with at least a 14" x 14" flat surface. Item should be white or light colors. Dark shirts will not show ink well. Bring coat hanger for drying after. This activity involves permanent ink. It is suggested that item be 100% cotton and pre-washed if possible for best results. Please put you name on the item since you may have to leave it to dry. | Participant's supplied items will be silk-screened with a print depicting this years theme. | 10 | 50 | 1½ hrs | $1 per item | Marie Wright |
| Social - Friday Night Unit Socials |
To wind up Friday evening, adjourn to your unit for a cabin meet & greet and snacks with your cabinmates and unit hostess. | Snacks and good cheer | Yourselves | Meet your cabinmates and get a jump on the weekend | - | Everyone | 1 hr | Free | Unit Hostesses |
| Social -
Saturday Night |
We will kick off the Saturday night entertainment with
a costume parade!
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Games, activities, socializing, and costume parade. | Be ready to have a little fun! |
Silliness & laughter |
- | 150 | 1 hr | Free | Entertainment Committee |
Songs for Around the Campfire
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In this class we will talk about different types of songs for your girls, go over song teaching techniques and learn some new songs | Song sheets | Your voice (recording device permitted but optional) | Song lyrics and knowledge! | 6 | 16 | 1½ hrs | Free | Marie Wright & Ginny Welday |
| Springtime in Oz Click for photo! |
Make a cute springtime centerpiece (a Bunny Hop Flowerpot) and a Sparkly Spoon Flower for an early spring in Oz. | All materials except glue | Glue gun and glue sticks. Optional - wire cutters if you have them |
Your finished craft(s) | 10 | 15 | 1½ hrs | $5 | Frances Parks & Carol Townley |
Stargazing, Pop-up |
Join us for a pop-up outdoor session
(weather permitting) under the stars for a guided tour of the stars &
constellations in the winter sky. Check the marker board for times on Saturday night. No sign-up necessary - this is a drop-in activity
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Instructor will bring a telescope or two, binoculars, and a green laser to point out the winter constellations | Gloves, scarf, hat, warm coat. Look for us on Saturday night just off the sidewalk between the flagpole and the parking lot. Session times will be posted on the marker board. |
How to your way around the night sky! | 1 | 20 | ½ hr (or however long you'd like to stay) |
Free | Marie Lott & Jessie Napier |
| Stargazing Sampler
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Join us on Friday evening for an
indoors Stargazing Sampler! We'll have a brief introduction to "What's Up?" in
the January night sky using maps & smart phone apps. We will then pop outside for a guided tour of the winter constellations, weather permitting. (If skies are cloudy we will make a planisphere and share constellation and star stories instead.) This is a Friday evening mini-class.
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Instructor will bring a green laser to point out the winter constellations and other stargazing resources. |
If skies are clear: bring gloves, scarf, hat, warm coat. If skies are cloudy: bring a pair of scissors Pre-camp downloads (details will be sent in pre-camp email):
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Knowledge and an appreciation of the night sky! | 1 | 16 | 1 hr | Free | Marie Lott & Jessie Napier |
| SWAPPING our Way to Oz
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Learn about making Girl Scout SWAPs! We will discuss etiquette and safety concerns, then make a variety of SWAPs appropriate for different ages and skill levels. | Paper, craft foam, pipe cleaners, markers, other craft supplies; hole punches, pins, glue sticks, tacky glue, glue guns, and other adhesives; examples and handouts with instructions | Scissors and a sharpened pencil; one-hole punch is optional, we will have some to share | Participants will take home 8-10 completed SWAPS, plus additional ideas and a goody bag of craft materials. | 6 | 12 | 1½ hrs | $3 | Kim Elmore |
Tea Time:
An English Afternoon Tea from the British Perspective
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Do you love all things British, Downton Abbey, Jane Austen? Join us for a British Afternoon Tea. We will enjoy traditional English Tea sandwiches, treats, and tea. | All food, beverages, tablecloths, tea trays, china. | Nothing needed. | Information about a British Tea, take home box for any leftovers. | 8 | 12 | 1½ hrs | $15 | Brenda Carswell with Rose Lowe assisting |
| Tin Man
*CANCELLED* Click for photo! |
Transform your cans into the Tin Man of your dreams. | 4 Cordless drills/bits, 5 spring loaded center punches,
various 2 x 2 pieces of wood to support cans while drilling, assembly kit for
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5 - 15 oz veggie cans, 1 - 28 oz can, 1 - #10 can, 4 -
10.5 oz soup cans, 2 - sardine cans, and a funnel. 2 of the veggie cans should
have both ends removed.
More... |
Tin Man | 6 | 12 | 3 hrs | $3 | Melonie Luxbacher |
| Treats for Toto and Eureka (Dogs and Cats)
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Learn to bake tasty treats for dogs and cats. Great for a fund raiser or gifts for animal friends, shelters, and rescues. | All treat ingredients and supplies needed to measure, mix, bake, and wrap treats. | Pictures of your pets (just to show off, not using in class). Cutting board, rolling pin, and any special cookie cutters you want to use in addition to those the instructor supplies. Writing instrument and paper to take notes if desired. | Baked dog treats, treat jar, and recipes. | 6 | 12 | 1½ hrs | $5 | Cheryl Marko |
| Vinyl Fun
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During this class, you will learn to use various types of pre-cut vinyl designs to make 3 projects. You will make a custom t-shirt (iron on vinyl), a decor item (using vinyl as a stencil), and an etched glass. NOTE: this is NOT a Cricut class, and you will not learn how to use a Cricut machine (as there are many different kinds of machines and each one operates differently). The vinyl designs will be pre-cut and you will learn how to "weed" the cut vinyl and use it on projects. This class does NOT require knowledge of Cricut machines or other electronic cutting machines. | Instruction, pre-cut vinyl pieces, iron/Easy Press, glass, etching cream, paint brushes, paints, wood sign material | A pre-washed 100% cotton shirt (color TBD), Cricut weeding tools or Xacto Knife and tweezers (if you have them) | A completed t-shirt, wood plaque, and etched glass. | 6 | 20 | 3 hrs | $10 | Lianne Griffin & Rose Lowe |
| Welcome to Oz! | Arriving early, and not sure what to do? Join our social gathering to chat with others, ask questions about the weekend, and meet some new friends. This is a great way for newcomers or newer leaders to hear all kinds of great ideas from some of our more experienced leaders and Service Unit Directors. |
Games, conversation starters, and anecdotes | Any questions about the weekend, leading girls, or Service Unit operations | New friends and ideas | 6 | 20 | 1½ hrs | Free | Amber Ackerman & Sheila Mills |
| The Wizard’s Hat - Create a Mini Fleece
Top Hat Click for photo! |
Look fine in the Emerald City in a fleece tophat of
your own creation! Patterns will be provided and construction techniques will be taught. A variety of fleece fabrics will be provided, or bring your own. You may have time to decorate if you have quick hands constructing your hat. |
Glue guns to share, fleece, cardstock pattern, scissors. Some adornments, but plan to bring most of your own decorations. | Fleece (if you have a particular color/pattern in mind), adornments. Glue guns or hot glue pots would be helpful, but not required. | A finished mini top hat. | 6 | 12 | 1½ hrs | $3 | Amber Ackerman |
The Wizard’s Laboratory |
Basic experiments that promote scientific inquiry and
the love of learning. Participants will be able to take away ideas that they can
teach to their scouts. Concepts taught will reinforce STEM ideas from the
scout’s schooling. |
Mostly household items that are easy to obtain. | An excitement to learn new concepts! | Informational booklet of hands-on labs. | 6 | 15 | 1½ hrs | $2 | Barbara Anderson & Rebecca Wright |
| Zipper Flower Headband Click for photo! |
Learn how to make a flower out of a zipper and attach it to a headband to wear | All materials will be provided | Glue gun | Finished project | 10 | 20 | 1½ hrs | $5 | Frances Parks & Carol Townley |