Senior Journey tip of the week – Practice girl-led with your girls


This year we want to provide more Journey support to girls and volunteers, so we’re going to try out a “tip of the week” blog post for each program level. This will be a success because of your contributions to these posts – through comments, or by sharing your own tip: http://www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org/journey-tips.

Senior Tip #1 – We know that when activities are girl-led, they are not only more fun for girls, but also provide girls with a better leadership experience. Here are some suggestions for practicing girl-led as your Senior Girl Scouts choose which of the 3 Journeys to work on this year.

Try out an activity related to each Journey. Have the girls read more about each Journey (either by showing them one of each book – or reading about them online: http://www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org/journey-senior)

Activity ideas:

It’s Your Story – Tell It! Mission:Sisterhood: Do anything related to friendships, sisterhood, or leadership. Watch some of these vidoes about women leaders who are making a difference: http://forgirls.girlscouts.org/teens-13-17/videos/

It’s Your Planet – Love It! – Sow What?: Do anything related to food or the environment. Follow this link to an online quiz about earth-frieldly fashion: http://forgirls.girlscouts.org/whats-your-eco-style/

It’s Your World – Change It! – GIRLtopia: Do anything related to community service and making the world a better place. Follow this link to the Girls Speak Out website. Have girls make and submit a PSA of their own, or view and vote on those that have already been subitted: http://speakout.girlscouts.org/

Do you have any other suggestions for how to incorproate “girl-led” in choosing a Journey?

About kristincourington

I am the Program Director for Girl Scouts of Colorado. I work with each of the Program Managers to provide events, series, community outreach and program support to girls and volunteers around the state. I'm also the project manager for the Journey Best Case Project and the GSCO Hispanic Initiative. I've been with Girl Scouts of Colorado for over 5 years and loving every minute!
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