Monday, September 9, 2013

Western Theme Park

Every year our association has a Mother Daughter dance.  It is held in the same country club but every year the themes are different.  This year is was a western theme.  The girls all looked cute in their cowgirl attire.

Sunday, September 8, 2013

Shadows

 
 
 
 
Shadows, shadows and more shadows.  We started the evening by looking at our shadows.  We marked where we were standing with chalk.  Then we put another piece of chalk at the top of the shadow.  We set the timer for one hour and came back to see what happened to the shadows.

Saturday, September 7, 2013

Clean the Park


Our association sets up a clean the park event every spring.  The girls really learn not to litter after picking up people's garbage. It is a lot of hard work but they have fun too!

Friday, September 6, 2013

Tour a Pizza Restaurant

 

 
 
We took the girls to a local restaurant that has a large menu but it is known for its excellent pizza. The owner gave us a great tour of the kitchen.  First he showed up how to make meatballs from scratch.  Then he showed us how to put dough through their pizza machine. After the dough is done we saw our pizzas being made. When we were done with the tour we had pizza and pop.  The girls had a great time and it fun seeing a how a restaurant works behind the scenes.
 
 
 
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Thursday, September 5, 2013

Paper Bag Girl Scout Puppet




Our girls love doing crafts, so we incorporate crafts into almost every meeting.  These paper bag puppets turned out really cute.

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Simple Crafts

Sometimes the simple crafts are the best.  We made this cute heart project for Valentines Day.  The girls practiced their weaving and it was easy to do.  Sometimes we try projects that are to hard and everyone gets frustrated. 

Monday, September 2, 2013

Multi-Cultural Holiday Party



Girls in our troop practice different religions.  We like to acknowledge everyone when it comes to holiday season.  This cute centerpiece is one way to make sure no one feels left out.