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9 Ways to Use Adventure Where You Are Camp Boxes with Your Family, Troop, or Service Unit

May 27, 2021

We’re excited to bring back our Adventure Where You Are camp boxes for 2021! Our 8 outdoor-themed boxes feature self-guided activities that are perfect for girls of all ages—and they can be done with your family, as a troop, or even as a service unit! Tomorrow, May 28, is the last day to order all 8 boxes! So if you’re on the fence about whether Camp in a Box is right for you, consider all of the possibilities: Explore your local park (or parks!) with your camp boxes. The ...

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Find Your Path: Opportunities for Older Girls

October 28, 2019

Here at Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, we know that life as a teenage girl is busy. Between juggling school with band practice, dance rehearsals, games and practices, studying and finding time for friends it can be difficult to regularly join troop meetings or attend the events the rest of the troop is heading to, but that doesn’t mean you can’t still be a Girl Scout. As a Cadette, Senior and Ambassador Girl Scout, we encourage girls to explore individual interests and set personal goals, to ...

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5 Next Level S’mores Recipes for Your Next Campfire

October 14, 2019

Is a campfire even complete without indulging in a crispy, gooey s’more!? We think not. In fact, did you know that Girl Scouts is credited with the first published s’more recipe? Yep! In 1927, Girl Scouts published, “Tramping and Trailing with Girl Scouts” which featured tips and guidelines for safely leading girls in outdoor experiences, such as campfire cooking. You can find the “Some More” recipe on page 71, where we finally get the answer to the age-old question: one ...

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Girl Scout Camp Counselors: Allison’s 5 Life Lessons I Learned at Camp!

May 3, 2019

15 years ago, I took a leap of faith and applied to a summer job as a camp counselor for Girl Scouts. I had been a Girl Scout growing up and knew all the amazing things that being a part of the organization instilled in young girls, but I was in for a surprise at all the benefits I would gain as an adult member! That first summer was the first of five that I would spend working at camp in varying capacities. The lessons I learned are still a part of my everyday life today. I could probably ...

9 Ways to Use Adventure Where You Are Camp Boxes with Your Family, Troop, or Service Unit

Find Your Path: Opportunities for Older Girls

5 Next Level S’mores Recipes for Your Next Campfire

Girl Scout Camp Counselors: Allison’s 5 Life Lessons I Learned at Camp!

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