 Green
Starlettes
The Green Starlettes travel all over the Council performing
and providing impromptu dance clinics. They are available October
through March to provide dance clinics for Daisy–Cadette
troops/groups.
Who: Daisy-Cadette Girl Scouts
What: Dance clinic
When: October-March, approximately 1-2 hours
long
Where: In a location that your troop/group
arranges
Register: Program Registration Form, Put
the location and a preferred event date on the form and you
will be contacted to confirm or schedule the date.
Min.: 20 participants
Cost: $3 per girl for 20-50 girls; $2 per
girl for 51 or more
Event Code: 10-63-08-6240
Clinics must be evenings or weekends. If a mutually convenient
time can’t be arranged, your money will be refunded.
The Green Starlettes is open to any girl in sixth, seventh,
eighth, or ninth grade. There are no try-outs to be on the
team. One of Green Starlettes many goals is to prepare girls
for high school drill team. After four years with the Starlettes,
girls will be ready to think about joining a high school drill
team. For more information about joining the Starlettes contact
Shannon Riley at 713-292-0233, or sriley@sjgs.org.
First Aid
First Aid/CPR Challenge
The challenge is designed for individuals who have already
taken Red Cross first aid and CPR training, and just need
re-certification. No skills will be taught. Come prepared
to take the written test and demonstrate proficiency with
the skills. You may challenge one or all of the following
tests: First Aid Basics, Adult CPR, Child CPR, Infant CPR,
or AED Essentials
Who: Girls age 11 and older, and adults
When: Sunday, November 7, 2 – 5 p.m.
Where: Houston Girl Scout Center
Bring: Pen or pencil
Girls – please also bring a permission slip and medical
form.
Cost: $7.50
Min./Max.: 4/12 |
Community First Aid with Adult and Child CPR
This course teaches rescue breathing, how to react in an emergency,
how to help choking victims, CPR for adults and children, early
recognition of a heart attack, information on accident prevention,
and general first aid information and skills. The practice sessions
of this course require physical activity. Anyone with a medical
condition or disability that would prevent them from taking
part in the practice sessions should call and discuss it prior
to attending. It is important to arrive on time. The class involves
practicing skills on the floor, so dress comfortably. Girl Scouts
must bring permission slip (F-204) and medical form (F-185).
Who: Girls age 11 and older, and adults
When: (choose one) Saturday, November 6
Saturday, December 11, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Where: Houston Girl Scout Center
Bring: Pen or pencil, paper, and a sack lunch.
Girls – please also bring a permission slip and medical
form.
Text: ARC COMMUNITY FIRST AID & SAFETY, ECC 2000 (Books
may be purchased prior to class, or borrowed during the course.)
Cost: $15
Event Code: 10-56-11-6233
Register: Use Program Registration form
Min./Max.: 4/12
 Babysitting
Extravaganza
Trained babysitters are always in demand – come learn
how to be prepared for your job! This course teaches girls how
to handle emergencies, prevent accidents, and the knowledge
for competent babysitting practices. Students will also learn
job-hunting skills to help them find a babysitting job. Some
first aid and rescue breathing skills are included.
Who: This course is open to girls age 11
and older.
When: Saturday, January 8, 9 – 5 p.m.
Where: Camp Misty Meadows
Cost: $20
Text: Included
Bring: Baby doll (suitable for diapering),
a bottle, pen or pencil, paper, and a sack lunch/drink/snacks,
Girl Scout Permission slip and Medical Form.
Register: Use the Program Registration Form
Event Code: 10-56-11-6233
Min./Max.: 4/50 |