Leader Responsibilities Training 1. Leader Name GS 101 Date Girl Scout Basics date Group Travel date Program Level training 2. Co‐Leader Name Girl Scout Basics date GS 101 Date Group Travel date Program Level training Troop Resources 1. and observed Safety Activity Checkpoints and GSH Policies and Procedures during Utilized troop activities. 2. Books and Girl Guide’s to Girl Scouting were used throughout the year. Journey Girl Scout Traditions – Complete six (6) items below. * Starred items are optional 1. are able to recite the Girl Scout Promise ‐ required Girls 2. are able to recite the Girl Scout Law ‐ required Girls 3. holds investiture/rededication within one (1) month after troop registers or starts meeting Troop for the new membership year. ‐ required 4. celebrates Juliette Low’s birthday (Oct. 31) Troop 5. utilizes at least one form of government during meetings. Troop 6. has an award ceremony. ‐ required Troop 7. plans to hold a “Scout’s Own”.* Troop 8. participates in “Thinking Day” activity (Feb. 22) Troop 9. participates in “Girl Scout Birthday” (March 12) Troop 10. contributes to “Juliette Low World Friendship Fund”. Troop 11. Earn “Aloha ambassador” patch. * Troop 12. bridging to the next level complete their bridging requirements.* Girls 13. plans and/or participates in a bridging ceremony.* Troop GSLE – Starred items are optional. 1. completes at least one (1) Journey book to start the GSLE and earning the awards. Troop 2. incorporates a Girl Led planning session with interests/ideas incorporated into the Troop troop’s calendar. 1. How was this achieved?
Leader Responsibilities Training 1. Leader Name GS 101 Date Group Travel date Girl Scout Basics date Program Level training 2. Co‐Leader Name GS 101 Date Group Travel date Girl Scout Basics date Program Level training Troop Resources 1. Utilized and observed Safety Activity Checkpoints and GSH Policies and Procedures during troop activities. 2. Journey Books and Girl Guide’s to Girl Scouting were used throughout the year. Girl Scout Traditions – Complete six (6) items below. * Starred items are optional 1. Girls are able to recite the Girl Scout Promise ‐ required 2. Girls are able to recite the Girl Scout Law ‐ required 3. Troop holds investiture/rededication within one (1) month after troop registers or starts meeting for the new membership year. ‐ required 4. Troop celebrates Juliette Low’s birthday (Oct. 31) 5. Troop utilizes at least one form of government during meetings. 6. Troop has an award ceremony. ‐ required 7. Troop plans to hold a “Scout’s Own”.* 8. Troop participates in “Thinking Day” activity (Feb. 22) 9. Troop participates in “Girl Scout Birthday” (March 12) 10. Troop contributes to “Juliette Low World Friendship Fund”. 11. Troop Earn “Aloha ambassador” patch. * 12. Girls bridging to the next level complete their bridging requirements.* 13. Troop plans and/or participates in a bridging ceremony.* GSLE – Starred items are optional. 1. Troop completes at least one (1) Journey book to start the GSLE and earning the awards. 2. Troop incorporates a Girl Led planning session with interests/ideas incorporated into the troop’s calendar. 1. How was this achieved?