September 2005 Volume 31 Issue 8  
Girl Scouts = Mad Scientists?

Through its innovative concept of “Edu-tainment,” Mad Science sparks the imagination and curiosity of children everywhere by providing fun, entertaining and exciting activities to instill a clearer understanding of what science is really about and how it affects the world around them. Join girls in a special hour long Mad Science Workshop while earning GSUSA awards!

What: Girls complete requirements for GSUSA awards
Who: GSSJC registered Brownie or Junior Girl Scouts
Safety-wise ratio of adults stay, absolutely no tagalongs
Where: Girl Scout Center, 3110 Southwest Freeway, Houston
When: Sunday afternoons: Select either a 2 p.m. or
3:30 p.m. workshop
Workshop lasts around 60 minutes.
October 16
Brownies:  Building Art
Juniors:  Science Sleuths
November 20
Brownies:  Space Explorer
Juniors: Oil Up
December 18
Brownies:  Movers
Juniors:  Aerospace
January 15
Brownies:  Science Wonders
Juniors:  Rocks Rock
February 19
Brownies:  Science in Action
Juniors:  Weather Watch
Bring: Completed permission slip (GSSJC form F-204) for each girl*, completed medical form (GSSJC form F- 185) for each girl*, completed adult emergency
form (GSSJC form F-22)* for adults, girls wear their uniform or troop T-shirt, if available. Troop first aid kit (troop adult serves troop girls as first aider at event) *Remains with troop leader
Min./Max.: 20/30
Cost: $10/girl; Safety-wise ratio of adult leaders/volunteers free and must stay
Register: Use the Program Registration Form
Event code: 10-62-01-6243
Deadline: The Monday two weeks prior to the event

Contact:
General - Melinda Gaskill, 713-292-0232, or mgaskill@sjgs.org
Registration - Theresa Hunter, 713-292-0318 or
or thunter@sjgs.org
For information about Mad Science programs, contact 713-663-7623 or www.madscience.org/ houston

Junior Girl Scout Badge Day

Rice Houston Society of Women Engineers invite Junior Girl Scouts and their leaders to spend a day on the Rice University campus doing activities to fulfill the GSUSA Junior Girl Scout Badge Making It Matter and GSSJC’s Council’s Own Junior Girl Scout Badge “Petrospectives” (GSSJC form F-171) requirements. Girls will interact with Rice University engineering students and professional engineers from the Houston Society of Women Engineers, who developed the Petrospectives badge for the Council. Typical activities include: making several kinds of polymer and paper airplanes, building bridges, and exploring electric circuits and chemical properties. Girls will meet and have plenty of opportunity to informally talk to lots of girls and women who enjoy math and science.

Who: Junior Girl Scouts and their leaders (Safety-wise ratio)
Where: Rice University Campus, Houston; Map sent with confirmation letter
When: Saturday, November 12; 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Bring: Completed permission slip (F-204) and medical form (F-185) for girl participants; completed adult emergency form (F-22) for each adult participant;
first aid kit (leader acts as troop first aider during event); SWAPS; snack, drinks, lunch; garbage bag for litter; service project donation (information in confirmation letter)
Min/Max: 50/100
Cost: $5 for each girl participant, Safety-wise ratio of adults free
Register: Use the Program Registration Form;
Confirmations e-mailed by SWE representative, so please print clearly and legibly.
Event code: 10-62-01-6243
Due Date: Saturday, October 15
Contact: General, Melinda Gaskill, 713-292-0232, or mgaskill@sjgs.org
Registration, Theresa Hunter, 713-292-0318 or thunter@sjgs.org

Please send pictures of your girls enjoying Girl Scout activities for the scrapbook to Betsy Denson,
3110 Southwest Freeway,
Houston, TX 77098
bdenson@sjgs.org

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