Troop and Family Camp tool

Tickets regularly priced at $27, only $17 for Girl Scouts and their families - while supplies last. Convenience fees added at purchase. Exclusive Scout Clinic begins sharply at 6:00.

Girl Scouts will get an inside look at everything involved in the creation and operation of Disney's Phineas and Ferb: The Best LIVE Tour Ever! The clinic will explore the extensive use of technical elements in the production that enhance the quality of the show. Scouts will have the opportunity to see how the touring show has taken the essential elements of a theatrical production and enhanced them to make bigger and more impactful statements throughout the show. Scouts receive a commemorative Phineas and Ferb patch upon entry at Bellco Theatre.

3 ways to Order:
1. TicketWorks - 303 670 3696 or discounts@denverticketworks.com  Tickets $19 includes all fees
Orders taken through January 23  ($1 returned to Girl Scouts of Colorado) 
2. Use passcode PFSCOUT at Ticketmaster.com/Phineas  (additional fees apply)
3. Present flier at Bellco Theatre Box Office  Box office opens Jan 31  No add’l fees

Girls will start the evening with dinner, followed by badge work and finishing up with dancing and a movie before lights out.  Badges to be worked on are:  Brownies: Dancer, Juniors:Independence, Cadettes: Night owls.  All meals and craft supplies will be provided.
 

For further information or registration please contact Deanne Gardner at 303-570-6564 or deannegardner@msn.com

Come spend the day with Clover and the busy buzzy bees while you learn about using resources wisely. Girls will earn their Clover badge. Activities will include: Creating your own windmill, enjoying Clover's story, Playing resourceful games.

This event takes place in Fort Collins.

For more information on program specific details please contact Alli Oswandel at VS.Americorps@gscolorado.org

Learn to work with your girls to plan and take trips beyond the regular troop meeting. This course covers outings from an overnight at the leader’s house to two-night indoor overnights with no fires or outdoor cooking and should be taken prior to planning a trip.
No pre-requisites.

National Girls and Women in Sport Day began in 1987 and has evolved into a day to acknowledge the past and recognize current sports achievements, the positive influence of sports participation, and the continuing struggle for equality and access for women in sports. Colorado College will be celebrating with an interactive sports clinic and expo held in conjunction with our women’s basketball game vs. the University of Dallas on Saturday, February 2nd.

Colorado College invites young ladies to visit us and meet/interact with CC Tiger student-athletes and representatives from local sports organizations. The Sports Clinic provides an opportunity for kids to learn about a variety of sports and meet a variety of female athletes. It really is a fun experience.

Admission is FREE for all events!

2013 Theme: Survivor
Do you have what it takes to survive in the 21st Century? From relationships to technology to the outdoors, each area of our lives requires new and everchanging skills. Join older Girl Scouts from across Colorado as you learn to survive! Additional information will be mailed to all participants after the registration deadline.

Girls enjoy a variety of activities including shopping and a journey connected activities. So be prepared to stay up. Girls also take part in a service project and who knows what surprises are in store. Space is limited for this event, so register early!

Adults (Parents and/or Leaders) are required to attend this event with their girls. We require a minimum of two (2) adult for every attending troop, up to 10 girls. Our mall property partners and security require that all girls be chaparoned by an adult at all time, regardless of age.

There is a Mandatory Meeting for all first time attending troops on Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 6:30pm.This will be via phone or web. Details for the meeting will be sent out in the confirmation packet in January. We will be reviewing the event schedule, rules and safety requirements at these meetings.

This overnight event runs from 10:00pm - 8:00am

This event will take place in Colorado Springs.

For more information on program specific details please contact MyPlanet@gscolorado.org

Girls will learn the basics of being a PA including working with girls and adults, age characteristics of different program levels, as well as program planning and coordination.

The Camp Specialty is for girls interested in being PAs at camp and covers Outdoor Skills including cooking, fire building, and knife safety.

This training is an overnight and will include other activities as well.  Other activities may include; hiking, crafts, farm tour, campfire, etc.

Girls must have completed their Leader In Action award before they can register for this program.
After this training, girls will need to complete six activity sessions (PA internship) to complete their training and earn their pin.

Adults are encouraged (but not required) to attend.  The cost is free and you may be asked to help chaperone the girls at night if the trainer is unable to spend the night. Adult training including “overnights” is a plus.

This event will take place in Bailey

For more information on program specific details please contact Kim.Petau@gscolorado.org

Girls, this would be a great way to earn your cultural badge!

**Special Girl Scout Troop Rate - $20 per troop (two adults and as many girls as are in the troop)**

THE 2013 YEAR OF THE SNAKE event will feature sponsor and volunteer donated activities, games & performances for all ages, a silent auction loaded with unique offers, martial arts demonstrations, the Denver Zoo’s traveling snake exhibit, tables of culinary delights from our local restaurants, Chinese calligraphy, face painting, a Chinese Tea tasting table, zodiac passports for a cultural adventure, lion dancers performing throughout the venue, and much, much more! You will also meet this year’s Chinese exchange students & educators from Xinjin, China that are living with host families in Douglas County and studying in our schools for five weeks through Douglas County School’s very unique Chinese Exchange program. 

Visit http://www.snakenewyear.com/3/events.htm or call (720) 235-5427 for early registration and more information.

This parent-led Chinese New Year Celebration was founded in 2011 to benefit the non-profit Douglas County School’s Chinese Language Program. Proceeds support the program & students.

Get a great start on leading your troop in this practical, how-to workshop on the fundamentals of being a Girl Scout leader. Topics include how to start your troop, field trips, finances, and much more. (This class is required for new troop volunteers.)

Learn to work with your girls to plan and take trips beyond the regular troop meeting. This course covers outings from an overnight at the leader’s house to two-night indoor overnights with no fires or outdoor cooking and should be taken prior to planning a trip.
No pre-requisites.

Get a great start on leading your troop in this practical, how-to workshop on the fundamentals of being a Girl Scout leader. Topics include how to start your troop, field trips, finances, and much more. (This class is required for new troop volunteers.)

PAL is one 7 yr old Brownie's answer to the State Literacy Challenge. She has inspired Troops from around the world to help her!
Feb 7th is the KickOff Event and the first opportunity for the 13 Patch series.

Donations for the Drive are very welcome through April 1st 2013.

A HitchHiker Letterbox from Tullamore, Ireland will be present for any Scout to 'find' and Brownies can work on their Letterboxer Badge!

For more information, visit our Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/PALGirlScoutLiteracyChallenge?ref=hl

Additional questions may be directed to girlscouttroop51739@yahoo.com

University of Colorado Denver presents a FREE series of  8 STEM lectures open to all ages. Engaging and unique topics include "Closing in on Dark Matter" and "Computer Vision". FREE parking on the downtown Auraria Campus is included.

Pre-registration is required. http://gswebapps.ucdenver.edu/ministem. A Certificate of Participation will be awarded to those who attend at least 6 of the sessions.

Indrani Pal, PhD, and civil engineer will be one of the presenters and stresses the importance of women choosing STEM careers. "Attracting and retaining more women in the STEM workforce will maximize innovation, creativity, and competitiveness. Scientists and engineers are working to solve some of the most difficult challenges of our time, and engineers design many of the things we use daily. When women are not involved in science and engineering, experiences the needs, and desires that are unique to women may be overlooked."

Activities will include:
Paper Towers: This is a fun engineering activity that promotes creativity, teamwork and skil. Girls must build a tower out of paper that can support a ball or books and a wind storm!
Food Chemistry: Girls will do a variety of different experiments to explore the science of food, including some edible ones.
Rockets: During this sessions, girls will practice loading and launching an Alka Seltzer rocket and see what conditions will optimize the height of the launch.
Chemical Magic Show: The workshop closes with a fantastic magic show put on by members of ths USAFA Department of Chemistry.
Snacks will be provided.
Due to the limited space of the AFA labs, the girl-adult ration for this event is 1 adult for every 5 girls attending.

This event will take place in Colorado Springs

For more information on program specific details please contact MyFuture@gscolorado.org

Girls will learn the basics of being a PA including working with girls and adults, age characteristics of different program levels, as well as program planning and coordination.

The Camp Specialty is for girls interested in being PAs at camp and covers Outdoor Skills including cooking, fire building, and knife safety.

This training is an overnight and will include other activities as well.  Other activities may include; hiking, crafts, farm tour, campfire, etc.

Girls must have completed their Leader In Action award before they can register for this program.
After this training, girls will need to complete six activity sessions (PA internship) to complete their training and earn their pin.

Adults are encouraged (but not required) to attend.  The cost is free and you may be asked to help chaperone the girls at night if the trainer is unable to spend the night. Adult training including “overnights” is a plus.

This event will take place in Bailey

For more information on program specific details please contact Kim.Petau@gscolorado.org

This four week series introduces high school girls to the many careers in science, technology and engineering through tours, hands-on activities, and mentoring. If you love science or if you are thinking about studying science in college, this is the program for you!

Meeting One: 2/9/2013
Meeting Two: 3/2/2013
Meeting Three: 4/6/2013
Meeting Four: 5/4/2013

You must be present for at least three of the four series in order to sign up, please choose which session you will be attending below.

This event will take place in Denver

For more information on program specific details please contact MyFuture@gscolorado.org

Learn to work with your girls to plan and take trips beyond the regular troop meeting. This course covers outings from an overnight at the leader’s house to two-night indoor overnights with no fires or outdoor cooking and should be taken prior to planning a trip.
No pre-requisites.

In support of National Girl's & Women's In Sports Day the Air Force Academy is hosting a pre-game sports clinic taught by Air Force Coaches and Athletes.  The sports include; basketball, soccer, volleyball, and tennis. The clinic starts at 11:30am, and will finish about 1:30pm. It will be held in the Cadet Gymnasium.  Participants will rotate through each sport, or can choose to stay with one sport.  All participants are invited over to the Air Force women's basketball game at 2:00pm vs. Nevada.  Admission is FREE for kids who attended the pre-game clinic.  T-shirts will also be given out at the game to all participants. 

The first 400 fans at the game will receive an Air Force pink t-shirt.  Fans are encouraged to wear it back to Clune Arena on Wed. Feb. 20th to get FREE admission to the PINK game vs. Boise State. 

There will also be a full team autograph’s session following the Air Force vs. Nevada game Feb. 9th.

For any questions please contact Rory at 719-333-7225

For girls who have completed the prerequisite Journey(s) and are ready to tackle a Gold Award project.  The class covers basic information on the award, explores some tools to help determine project selection and explains the Gold Award process from submitting a proposal to final presentation of the project.

This is a webinar.

For more information on program specific details please contact Highest.Awards@gscolorado.org

Learn to work with your girls to plan and take trips beyond the regular troop meeting. This course covers outings from an overnight at the leader’s house to two-night indoor overnights with no fires or outdoor cooking and should be taken prior to planning a trip.
No pre-requisites.

Learn to work with your girls to plan and take trips beyond the regular troop meeting. This course covers outings from an overnight at the leader’s house to two-night indoor overnights with no fires or outdoor cooking and should be taken prior to planning a trip.
No pre-requisites.

University of Colorado Denver presents a FREE series of  8 STEM lectures open to all ages. Engaging and unique topics include "Closing in on Dark Matter" and "Computer Vision". FREE parking on the downtown Auraria Campus is included.

Pre-registration is required. http://gswebapps.ucdenver.edu/ministem. A Certificate of Participation will be awarded to those who attend at least 6 of the sessions.

Indrani Pal, PhD, and civil engineer will be one of the presenters and stresses the importance of women choosing STEM careers. "Attracting and retaining more women in the STEM workforce will maximize innovation, creativity, and competitiveness. Scientists and engineers are working to solve some of the most difficult challenges of our time, and engineers design many of the things we use daily. When women are not involved in science and engineering, experiences the needs, and desires that are unique to women may be overlooked."

The second event to earn this 13 patch series from PAL Girl Scout Literacy Challenge.
https://www.facebook.com/events/553566814671901/
 

This field trip is to make a final decision on the One Book title to be sent to Ireland and included in the BackPack Program, and to compose a list for the BookCLub Program.
 

Any GS who wishes to hold a field trip to their own local library on or BEFORE this date to qualify and offer a book title nominee may do so by sending PAL-CO their event flyer by February 11th to be included in qualifying events.
 

The HitchHiker Letterbox will be present one last day before leaving the local area and then the State until the end of the year! Don't miss out on this opportunity! Watch it's progress here and track the USA Letterbox as it travels through Ireland! http://www.atlasquest.com/showinfo.html?gBoxId=211852
 

For more information on the full take action project, visit our Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/PALGirlScoutLiteracyChallenge?ref=hl
 

Additional questions may be directed to girlscouttroop51739@yahoo.com

Cost is $20/hour for registered Girl Scout Members and $25/hour for nonmembers.

Sessions are listed in increments of one hour.  If you wish to attend for longer please book consecutive sessions. Click the session below to register.

1PM - TR 1 hour Horse Trailride - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/15/2013

2:30PM - TR 1 hour Horse Trailride - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/15/2013

For more information on all our horse programs please click here

Looking for a fun and easy way to spend time with your troop or  make new friends? Join the Girl Scouts of Colorado’s Global Girl Scouting Committee as we celebrate World Thinking Day in three locations around the state. This year, along with the Girl Scouts of the USA, we are celebrating the Republic of Ireland, Jordan, Malawi, Pakistan, Venezuela and the United States by looking at the culture and lives of girls in these countries through music and activities.

You will get the chance to learn more about WAGGGS and the Millennium Development Goals four and five focused on reducing child mortality and improving maternal health. Examples of activities include games about sanitation  and healthy living habits for kids as well as activities to celebrate our mothers and mothers around the globe. 

The shop will  be present at all of these events.

Price: Early bird- $10 a child; Walk ins- $12; adults are free
This cost includes a meal, patch, four hours of games and activities and six swaps.

For more information on program specific details please contact myworld@gscolorado.org

This event will take place in Grand Junction.

Cost is $20/hour for registered Girl Scout Members and $25/hour for nonmembers.

Sessions are listed in increments of one hour.  If you wish to attend for longer please book consecutive sessions. Click the session below to register.

9AM - TR Come Meet a Horse - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/16/2013

10:30AM - TR Games on Horseback - /J/C/S/A - MD - 02/16/2013

1PM - TR Advanced Horse Lesson: Fun with Horses - /C/S/A - MD - 02/16/2013

2:30PM - TR Advanced Horse Lesson: Intro into Trotting - /C/S/A - MD - 02/16/2013

For more information on all our horse programs please click here

Girls will earn their "Get Moving" journey with the help of CoPirg Energy Service Corps.

This 6 week series will run from February 16th through March 23rd.  Please select the sessions below you will be attending.

This Series will take place at the CSU Campus in Fort Collins

Learn to work with your girls to plan and take trips beyond the regular troop meeting. This course covers outings from an overnight at the leader’s house to two-night indoor overnights with no fires or outdoor cooking and should be taken prior to planning a trip.
No pre-requisites.

Do you love to sing? Do you remember Girl Scout songs from your younger days? Would you like to sing some more and learn newer, fun songs as well as the "oldies & goodies?" Then SONGBIRDS GIRL SCOUT CHOIR is for you!  Open to anyone of any age at any time. Guitar classes are available for ages 10 and up.  We've been singing for 12 years now, and having a great time showing our love for Girl Scouts at special events, fund-raisers, community events, etc. We meet on the 3rd Saturday of every month September through April. Contact Penny Roberts, director, at proberts@larimer.org or 970 577 2027.

Cost is $20/hour for registered Girl Scout Members and $25/hour for nonmembers.

Sessions are listed in increments of one hour.  If you wish to attend for longer please book consecutive sessions. Click the session below to register.

9:00am - TR Come Meet a Horse - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/17/2013

10:30am - TR 1 hour Horse Trailride - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/17/2013

1:00pm - TR Come Meet a Horse - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/17/2013

For more information on all our horse programs please click here

Learn how to skate, how to stop, and all of the benefits of Roller Skating. Admission is only $7 and includes skate rental and a Skate City fun patch! This activity satisfies the requirements for: Daisy the red or purple petal, Brownies Fair Play, Juniors will earn requirements towards Practice with Purpose, and Cadettes will work on Good Sportsmanship Badges. This is a family event. Please RSVP to skatecitypueblo@gmail.com.

University of Colorado Denver presents a FREE series of  8 STEM lectures open to all ages. Engaging and unique topics include "Closing in on Dark Matter" and "Computer Vision". FREE parking on the downtown Auraria Campus is included.

Pre-registration is required. http://gswebapps.ucdenver.edu/ministem. A Certificate of Participation will be awarded to those who attend at least 6 of the sessions.

Indrani Pal, PhD, and civil engineer will be one of the presenters and stresses the importance of women choosing STEM careers. "Attracting and retaining more women in the STEM workforce will maximize innovation, creativity, and competitiveness. Scientists and engineers are working to solve some of the most difficult challenges of our time, and engineers design many of the things we use daily. When women are not involved in science and engineering, experiences the needs, and desires that are unique to women may be overlooked."

Cost is $20/hour for registered Girl Scout Members and $25/hour for nonmembers.

Sessions are listed in increments of one hour.  If you wish to attend for longer please book consecutive sessions. Click the session below to register.

1:00pm TR 1 hour Horse Trailride - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/22/2013

2:30pm TR 1 hour Horse Trailride - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/22/2013

For more information on all our horse programs please click here

The cost is $70 per girl and $25 per Safety Wise Adult.  Additional adults will be allowed to register at full price after registration closes.  To register you must pay the $25 Processing fee per person.  During the check out process please enter the names of each person attending; this is required to complete the registration process.

Click here for the event flyer

For more general information on Rendezvous please click here

The Pines Unit is offering a badge day for all Girl Scouts. 

Brownies have the option of working on the Home Scientist Badge and the Senses Badge.  Juniors will hone their detective skills while working on the Detective Badge along with the Entertainment Technology Badge.  Cadettes will also venture into the investigation and Sciences while working on Science is Happiness Badge and the Special Agent Badge. 

For further information or registration please contact Deanne Gardner at 303-570-6564 / deannegardner@msn.com

Looking for a fun and easy way to spend time with your troop or  make new friends? Join the Girl Scouts of Colorado’s Global Girl Scouting Committee as we celebrate World Thinking Day in three locations around the state. This year, along with the Girl Scouts of the USA, we are celebrating the Republic of Ireland, Jordan, Malawi, Pakistan, Venezuela and the United States by looking at the culture and lives of girls in these countries through music and activities.

You will get the chance to learn more about WAGGGS and the Millennium Development Goals four and five focused on reducing child mortality and improving maternal health. Examples of activities include games about sanitation  and healthy living habits for kids as well as activities to celebrate our mothers and mothers around the globe. 

The shop will  be present at all of these events and lodging can be made available at Magic Sky and Sky High ranch locations for an additional fee.
For lodging visit: http://www.girlscoutsofcolorado.org/properties

Price: Early bird- $10 a child; Walk ins- $12; adults are free
This cost includes a meal, patch, four hours of games and activities and six swaps.

For more information on program specific details please contact myworld@gscolorado.org

This event will take place at Sky High Ranch.

Get a great start on leading your troop in this practical, how-to workshop on the fundamentals of being a Girl Scout leader. Topics include how to start your troop, field trips, finances, and much more. (This class is required for new troop volunteers.)

Cost is $20/hour for registered Girl Scout Members and $25/hour for nonmembers.

Sessions are listed in increments of one hour.  If you wish to attend for longer please book consecutive sessions. Click the session below to register.

9:00am TR Come Meet a Horse - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/23/2013

10:30am TR Games on Horseback - /J/C/S/A - MD - 02/23/2013

1:00pm TR Advanced Horse Lesson: Fun with Horses - /C/S/A - MD - 02/23/2013

2:30pm TR Advanced Horse Lesson: Intro into Trotting - /C/S/A - MD - 02/23/2013

For more information on all our horse programs please click here

Come join Colorado College Hockey for a demonstration and game. CC Players and Assistant Coach will explain hockey rules, skating techniques, and strategies!

5:00pm—Gate B opens to Girl Scouts & families
5:15-5:45pm— Demonstration
6:00pm—Gates open to General Public
7:07pm—Colorado College vs St. Cloud State

Special ticket price available for all Girl Scouts and family members. Tickets are only $7.50 (Includes patch* and game) *Patches available to uniformed Girl Scouts only. Limited number of $7.50 tickets available and tickets must be purchased in advance, so order your tickets today! Deadline to receive orders is Wednesday, February 20, 2013. Tickets will be distributed upon arrival at Arena.

Fill out and mail registration form at bottom of the flier or contact Mike DeMartini at 719-389-6324 or michael.demartini@coloradocollege.edu

Cost is $20/hour for registered Girl Scout Members and $25/hour for nonmembers.

Sessions are listed in increments of one hour.  If you wish to attend for longer please book consecutive sessions. Click the session below to register.

9:00am TR 1 hour Horse Trailride - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/24/2013

10:30am TR Games on Horseback - /J/C/S/A - MD - 02/24/2013

1:00pm TR Advanced Horse Lesson: Intro into Trailriding -/C/S/A - MD - 02/24/2013

2:30pm TR 1 hour Horse Trailride - /B/J/C/S/A - MD - 02/24/2013

For more information on all our horse programs please click here

Join the Buffs on Sunday, February 24th for our National Girls & Women In Sports Day Celebration.  All kids 13 & under are invited to participate in Skills & Fitness stations hosted by CU Female Athletes prior to the Women's Basketball game against Washington.  After completing the stations, kids & parents can stay and watch the Buffs for FREE!  For more information call 303-492-6414 or e-mail cupromos@colorado.edu.

National Girls & Women In Sports Day:
Sunday, February 24th
Noon - Doors Open
12:15 - Skills & Fitness Stations Begin
2:00 - Game #23 CU vs. Washington

Learn to cook sweet and savory dishes with Girl Scout cookies. Foodies will provide the aproons, tools, and even the cookies. Each girl recieve a copy of the recipes used and will work towards certain badge requirments.

For more informaiton on program specifics please contact MySelf@gscolorado.org

University of Colorado Denver presents a FREE series of  8 STEM lectures open to all ages. Engaging and unique topics include "Closing in on Dark Matter" and "Computer Vision". FREE parking on the downtown Auraria Campus is included.

Pre-registration is required. http://gswebapps.ucdenver.edu/ministem. A Certificate of Participation will be awarded to those who attend at least 6 of the sessions.

Indrani Pal, PhD, and civil engineer will be one of the presenters and stresses the importance of women choosing STEM careers. "Attracting and retaining more women in the STEM workforce will maximize innovation, creativity, and competitiveness. Scientists and engineers are working to solve some of the most difficult challenges of our time, and engineers design many of the things we use daily. When women are not involved in science and engineering, experiences the needs, and desires that are unique to women may be overlooked."