Amuse journey girl scouts

I'm ambitious and well, maybe a bit crazy when it comes to challenging myself to take on tasks in Girl Scouts. Personal challenges as ...

-------------------- Schedule -------------------- 10:00-10:30 Welcome 10:30-11:00 Flurry of Roles 11:00-11:30 Take the Stage 11:30-12:00 Quick Draw 12:00-1:00 lunch Break 1:00-1:30 Ads Assume 1:30-2:00 Stereotypes 2:00-2:45 Prejudice 2:45-3:00 Prejudice Buster Contract 3:00...

Our Juniors have started working on the aMuse Journey. In this journey the girls will build confidence by trying roles they choose for themselves by being creative, telling stories and inspiring …

Our girls are beginning fourth grade, and this is their first year as Junior Girl Scouts. During their two years as Daisies and their two years as Brownies, we have never done a Girl Scout Journey. Every spring, the girls have voted on the badges they would like to earn during the next school year. They voted to try a Junior Journey this year. While I should have had them vote for one of the three Journeys available, I didn't. Instead, I borrowed both the girl and leader guides for each of…

Here is how one leader is going to do the Amuse Journey in as few meetings as possible!

Discover how my troop accomplished their required Bronze Award Journey with this Girl Scout Junior Amuse Journey Roundup of blog posts.

-------------------- Schedule -------------------- 10:00-10:30 Welcome 10:30-11:00 Flurry of Roles 11:00-11:30 Take the Stage 11:30-12:00 Quick Draw 12:00-1:00 lunch Break 1:00-1:30 Ads Assume 1:30-2:00 Stereotypes 2:00-2:45 Prejudice 2:45-3:00 Prejudice Buster Contract 3:00...

Here is a first day lesson plan on how to do the Junior Girl Scout Journey, Amuse.

Ideas for the Junior Amuse journey

Our Junior Girl Scout troop met every Wednesday in September, working on the aMUSE Journey . Check out this post (and the links...

The aMUSE Take Action Project takes the form of an artistic performance or presentation "Busting a Stereotype". Girls can chose plays, murals, comic strips, paintings, songs, whatever medium they...

I created this guide after completing the aMUSE Journey in a Day with my 4th grade juniors. It is designed to assist your efforts to complete this journey in a day, weekend or sleepover. You will want to personalize it based on what products and resources you have on hand or that you can find in your area, as well as what your girls core interests are, logistics, etc. I started out with completely different ideas. Once I went shopping and did the foot work, some ideas changed. With others I…

Our Junior Girl Scout troop is working on the aMUSE Journey. We hope to complete the Journey in four meetings. Interested in reading about our aMUSE Journey Day One experience? Check out this post. We held our second Journey meeting yesterday. In this post, I will outline and describe the activities we completed. 4:15pm Girls arrive. 4:30pm Girl Scout Promise and Sharing. The girls were asked to turn to Pg. 13 in the Junior Journey Book. This was an exercise they had completed at home prior…

How my Junior troop ended the Amuse Journey.

I created this guide after completing the aMUSE Journey in a Day with my 4th grade juniors. It is designed to assist your efforts to compl...

Junior aMUSE Journey - Free download as PDF File (.pdf) or read online for free. This document provides the schedule and activities for a one-day leadership workshop for Girl Scout Juniors focused on exploring different roles for women and girls. The workshop will include opening remarks, team-building activities where the girls create prop boxes and act out roles, learning sessions, and a closing ceremony. Throughout the day, the girls will rotate through different activity stations in…

"I Am" Empowerment Mirrors - self-affirmation and confidence exercise for girls - such a great idea!

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Doing a Journey in a Day was not something I had thought about until I came across Jen's awesome post about her experience with this sam...

Last year my Junior troop completed the Journey: Agent of Change. The concept is not overly exciting, so I had to get creative to maintain their attention. I liked this Journey because our "Take Action" Project was essentially our Bronze Award Project so by incorporating this Journey we 'get 2 for the price of 1.' I have had several people ask for tips for this Journey, so hopefully you can sift through my information and find something worthwhile for your troop. The Scavenger Hunt at a…