E.A.R.N. - Earn All Requirements Now
Earn your Girl Scout Bridging Award
Friday, April 12th 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Troops please gather by 6:50 so all can enter the building at 7. Since troops are paired together, it is important that all area ready to go on-time.
ONLINE RSVP DEADLINE APRIL 7TH :
Location: Resurrection Lutheran Church
Attire: Girls and Leaders Wear Girl Scout Uniform
Only safety wise Adults due to space.
This is a Troop event – safety wise ratios & permission slips needed.
It is the troop leader's responsibility to be sure each of their girls have completed their bridging requirements prior to attending the bridging ceremony.
It will be up to the troop leaders to purchase any bridging award or any other insignia completed by participating in this event.
Please call and reserve your program starter kits for next year at the Girl Scout Store to ensure they have them there when you go there. It will save you time.
JAF: Phone: 972.349.2416
Collin: Phone: 972.912.3030
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As a girl moves from one level of Girl Scouts to another, she is eligible to earn the bridging award for her program level. There are requirements for each level to complete to earn their award. Primarily, they have two parts - 1) to meet girls younger than their program level and 2) to meet girls in Girl Scouts in the higher program levels.
This is GIRL LED. As part of coordinating this event, the service unit will rotate you between 4 stations at the event, where you will meet with girls in the different program levels allowing each troop to complete the 2 steps for the requirements award. The closing ceremony is extra special for both girls and leaders.
Girls who have fulfilled the Bridging requirements are then be eligible to officially "Bridge" or "move up" to the next level.
If you have completed or in progress of completing the Bronze, Silver or Gold awards PLEASE PLAN TO HAVE your Project Boards, videos (bring your laptop), or other media ready to share at this event.
Girl Scouts of all levels will Look ahead at the next level of Girl Scouts and also share to pass it on to the girls coming behind you. Share in this time together to see how girls have showcased leadership as they have Discovered, Connected and have Taken Action at each program level.
Below, options for each step and pairing between programs is done to help with event planning.
If you need an audience to showcase your journey project and complete your showcase journey award step – this is it!!
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Pick minimum of ONE option from both the Pass It On! & Looking Forward! options:
Daisies to Brownie: Pass It On!
Participants are current Daisies and future Daisies
Daisie girls lead young non-girl scouts by:
- Teach younger girls the Girl Scout Promise, then take them through the Girl Scout Law.
• Tell the younger girls about Amazing Daisy, Lupe, Tula, and the other flower friends, then share a story about your favorite.
• Play a game together!
Daisies to Brownie: Look ahead!
Brownie to Junior: Pass It On!
Participants are Daisies and Brownies
Brownie girls lead Daisies by:
- Teach\say Girl Scout Promise or
- Teach a new Brownie song (not Make new friends) or
- Show journey awards (on vest) and explain what was done to earn (maybe a project board or show pictures of activities)
Brownie to Junior: Look ahead!
Junior to Cadette: Pass It On!
Participants are Brownies and Juniors
Junior girls lead Brownies by:
- Teach a game or activity or
- Question\Answer session about Bronze Award to talk about project completed on or that is in process
Junior to Cadette: Look ahead!
Cadette to Senior: Pass It On!
Participants are Juniors and Cadettes
Cadette girls lead Juniors by:
- Cadettes make a video about their favorite memories and show it (~1 min per member of troop) or
- Show-off their silver award project - explain it!
- Showcase photos\board of favorite camping trip or show how \ what to pack
Cadette to Senior: Look ahead!
Senior to Ambassador: Pass It On!
Participants are Cadettes and Seniors
Senior girls lead Cadettes by:
- Interview senior award earner or
- Explain journey award earned
Senior to Ambassador: Look ahead!
Participants are Seniors and Ambassadors
Ambassadors lead Senior discussion on:
- Gold award - ask questions of those who have earned theirs to get some advice or
- Find out about council or national delegate opportunities
Ambassador to adult: Pass It On!
Participants are Ambassadors
Discuss WAGGs, council event options, how to make an impact by discussion with other adult girl scouts
Your troop will be assigned a rotation schedule and it will be provided to you the night of the event. Please ensure your girls are ready to share their Girl Scout experience.
Earn your Girl Scout Bridging Award
Friday, April 12th 7:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Troops please gather by 6:50 so all can enter the building at 7. Since troops are paired together, it is important that all area ready to go on-time.
ONLINE RSVP DEADLINE APRIL 7TH :
Location: Resurrection Lutheran Church
Attire: Girls and Leaders Wear Girl Scout Uniform
Only safety wise Adults due to space.
This is a Troop event – safety wise ratios & permission slips needed.
It is the troop leader's responsibility to be sure each of their girls have completed their bridging requirements prior to attending the bridging ceremony.
It will be up to the troop leaders to purchase any bridging award or any other insignia completed by participating in this event.
Please call and reserve your program starter kits for next year at the Girl Scout Store to ensure they have them there when you go there. It will save you time.
JAF: Phone: 972.349.2416
Collin: Phone: 972.912.3030
*********************************************************************************************************
As a girl moves from one level of Girl Scouts to another, she is eligible to earn the bridging award for her program level. There are requirements for each level to complete to earn their award. Primarily, they have two parts - 1) to meet girls younger than their program level and 2) to meet girls in Girl Scouts in the higher program levels.
This is GIRL LED. As part of coordinating this event, the service unit will rotate you between 4 stations at the event, where you will meet with girls in the different program levels allowing each troop to complete the 2 steps for the requirements award. The closing ceremony is extra special for both girls and leaders.
Girls who have fulfilled the Bridging requirements are then be eligible to officially "Bridge" or "move up" to the next level.
If you have completed or in progress of completing the Bronze, Silver or Gold awards PLEASE PLAN TO HAVE your Project Boards, videos (bring your laptop), or other media ready to share at this event.
Girl Scouts of all levels will Look ahead at the next level of Girl Scouts and also share to pass it on to the girls coming behind you. Share in this time together to see how girls have showcased leadership as they have Discovered, Connected and have Taken Action at each program level.
Below, options for each step and pairing between programs is done to help with event planning.
If you need an audience to showcase your journey project and complete your showcase journey award step – this is it!!
__________________________________________________________________________________________
Pick minimum of ONE option from both the Pass It On! & Looking Forward! options:
Daisies to Brownie: Pass It On!
Participants are current Daisies and future Daisies
Daisie girls lead young non-girl scouts by:
- Teach younger girls the Girl Scout Promise, then take them through the Girl Scout Law.
• Tell the younger girls about Amazing Daisy, Lupe, Tula, and the other flower friends, then share a story about your favorite.
• Play a game together!
Daisies to Brownie: Look ahead!
Brownie to Junior: Pass It On!
Participants are Daisies and Brownies
Brownie girls lead Daisies by:
- Teach\say Girl Scout Promise or
- Teach a new Brownie song (not Make new friends) or
- Show journey awards (on vest) and explain what was done to earn (maybe a project board or show pictures of activities)
Brownie to Junior: Look ahead!
Junior to Cadette: Pass It On!
Participants are Brownies and Juniors
Junior girls lead Brownies by:
- Teach a game or activity or
- Question\Answer session about Bronze Award to talk about project completed on or that is in process
Junior to Cadette: Look ahead!
Cadette to Senior: Pass It On!
Participants are Juniors and Cadettes
Cadette girls lead Juniors by:
- Cadettes make a video about their favorite memories and show it (~1 min per member of troop) or
- Show-off their silver award project - explain it!
- Showcase photos\board of favorite camping trip or show how \ what to pack
Cadette to Senior: Look ahead!
Senior to Ambassador: Pass It On!
Participants are Cadettes and Seniors
Senior girls lead Cadettes by:
- Interview senior award earner or
- Explain journey award earned
Senior to Ambassador: Look ahead!
Participants are Seniors and Ambassadors
Ambassadors lead Senior discussion on:
- Gold award - ask questions of those who have earned theirs to get some advice or
- Find out about council or national delegate opportunities
Ambassador to adult: Pass It On!
Participants are Ambassadors
Discuss WAGGs, council event options, how to make an impact by discussion with other adult girl scouts
Your troop will be assigned a rotation schedule and it will be provided to you the night of the event. Please ensure your girls are ready to share their Girl Scout experience.
