Supplies Needed for the Craft:
1 sheet of construction paper (any color)
Craft Print Out (please print prior to meeting)
Crayons, washable markers, or colored pencils (anything to color with)
A pair of scissors
A glue stick
Our next meeting will be Saturday, January 23 at 2pm!See you next year! Have a great holiday
Troop 4339 hopes that all Pima troops can help us send much needed supplies to the Navajo Nation. The Navajo Nation has been the hardest hit nation due to COVID-19 and they need our help. They have the highest infection and death rate and have been devastated with this ongoing pandemic.
The following items are the items that have the greatest need:
· Non-perishable canned goods and dry food (beans, flour, rice, canned goods, etc.)
· Water
· Paper products
· Masks, Gloves & Other Personal Protective Equipment
· Hand Sanitizer
· Personal hygiene products (soap, feminine products, etc.)
· Cleaning Supplies (disinfectant sprays and wipes, paper products, trash bags, etc.)
· Baby Formula & Baby Wipes & Diapers
· Blankets
They will not accept homemade food or used items for health, safety, and cultural reasons. Please respect this request.
Please drop off all items to my house between January 9-23rd. We would like to drop off all items to the Navajo Nation by January 24th. Address for drop of in email.
What: A holiday video sending a “virtual hug” to family, friends, etc. who we won’t be able to see this holiday season
Where: Record a short video (no longer than 15 seconds): “I am looking forward to:__________” (thinking of something they will do once it is safe in the future – ex. visiting grandparents, celebrating birthdays with friends, camping with Girl Scouts, etc).
AND Take a photo with a picture that you’ve drawn (8X10 or larger). Include a heart on your drawing. Include your name and troop number in the email – no names in video or picture.
When: Videos and pictures due by Tuesday, December 15, 2020
(submit follow-up form for patches by December 31st)
Troop 4361 will compile the segments into one longer video and return the finished product to the participants for dissemination.
Submit videos and pictures to Troop4361project@gmail.com
Sign up here to join for this meeting and more to come and to get the Zoom link.
Juliette usually travels far and wide but is interested in staying closer to home during the pandemic. She wants to spend time with her friends in Pima and see what they are up to during these trying times.
You can download a packet here. These packets include:
Your girls can send your troop flat Juliette back and forth and can ask other troops if they have Girl Scouts who would like to host her. Girls then mail back Juliette with pictures and notes about what they did.
Another option is to have each girl in the troop create her own Flat Juliette.
Flat Juliette would like to attend the following activities:
Add to the fun by getting a map to mark the places she’s been in and around Pima. Your girls might also like to create a scrapbook with the pictures and notes they get back.
1) Cut her out of cardstock or poster board. You can even laminate her to keep her neat and make a stand to help photograph her. Unless you plan on using tape to hold them on, remember to add tabs to her outfits and accessories.
2) Send a cover letter with her in the mail describing your project. Include a return address label to facilitate her return to your proper address if you are not doing door-to-door delivery.
3) Keep a notebook/binder of what is returned to you. (journal pages, photos, souvenirs, etc.), along with a map showing where she’s been.
4) Here are some ideas for outfits and accessories that you could make for Juliette: doctor with scalpel, firefighter with axe, tennis player with racket, artist with paintbrush, cowgirl with lasso, sailor with life preserver, construction worker with hammer, safari outfit with butterfly net, chef with whisk, baseball player with mitt or bat, zookeeper with animal, pirate with sword, karate uniform, Halloween costume, scuba gear, Greek/Roman toga, international outfits, etc.
