Creekside Girl Scouts

Below are the list of activities for World Thinking Day. We can do these as families or as troop. Our Troop is attending the World Thinking Day event NEXT Saturday, February 13. This is activity #8.

If you collect loose change to donate to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund, you will also complete activity #1 that day.

Bring your loose change to donate at our
SU Thinking Day Event on Feb. 13

Everyone who attends Thinking day with us will only need one additional activity. We will do activity #18 in our Troop February 16 meeting. IF you are absent for either of these days, you can simply do any of the activities below at home and just tell me about it. Last year these patches were beautiful. I look forward to awarding them to your girls!

World Thinking Day 2010 Activities

Thinking Day patches will be available for purchase through the GSNETX Shops after a minimum of 3 activities listed below have been completed.

1. Donate to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund.
2. Learn what: “Our Cabana,” “Our Chalet,” “Pax Lodge,” and “Sangam” means.
3. Invite someone from another country to visit your Girl Scout Troop.
4. Begin working on the International Friendship Patch.
5. Learn a song from another country and share it with your Girl Scout Troop.
6. Hold a birthday celebration for Lord & Lady Baden-Powell.
7. Think about what you like best about being a Girl Scout. Write it down or draw pictures of it.
8. Attend a Thinking Day Activity with other Girl Scout Troops.
9. Learn to say “Hi,” “Bye,” “Please,” and “Thank You” in two other languages.
10. With your Girl Scout Troop or group, plan and take part in a special ceremony for Thinking Day.
11. Create your own Thinking Day Activity!
12. Ask Girl Scout Troop members from which countries their families came from. Mark the locations on a map.
13. Visit www.Wagggsworld.org to learn more about the highlighted countries this year.
14. Read a story or watch a TV show about children who live in another land.
15. Listen to music from another country.
16. What is this year’s WAGGGS theme? Take action by indentifying community needs related to the theme.
17. Make costumes & act out a story or folk dance from another country.
18. Learn (or review) the meaning of the World Pin.
19. Find something in your home from another country. Share your discovery with your Girl Scout Troop.
20. Learn and play a game from another country.