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JUNE 2008

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Leave No Trace (LNT) Trainer Training
June 2-4
If you love the out-of-doors and have a passion for preserving it for future generations, don't miss the chance to become a LNT trainer. This course makes use of the outdoor classroom to learn the seven principles of LNT and how to teach them to others. The course will include camping overnights.
Grade 10-12 and adults encouraged / $85 (includes lodging, meals and materials)

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Daisy/Brownie Day at Camp
June 7, 9 a.m.-noon / Camp Winnecomac, Kaukauna
Daisies and Brownies can tour the camp, enjoy outdoor activities, make a craft, sing songs, and make a s'more with the 2008 camp staff.
Grade K-3 / $5/girl OR bring a non-Girl Scout friend and pay only $3 each with her $10 national dues / Event 6270

Camp Winnecomac Open House
June 7, 1-2 p.m. / Camp Winnecomac, Kaukauna
Camp counselors will be available to answer questions and give tours. Kids and parents are invited to attend. Parents are encouraged to invite friends and non-Girl Scouts.
All ages / Free

CBT Open House
June 7, 1-4 p.m. / Camp Birch Trails, Irma
Take a walking tour of CBT to enjoy beautiful Olivotti Lake and check out all camp has to offer. Bring your swimsuit. Camp counselors will be available to answer questions and give tours. Parents are encouraged to invite friends and non-Girl Scouts.
All ages / Free

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Me and My Pal
June 13-15
A great father-daughter get away or bring your grandpa, uncle, big brother, or other favorite adult male to camp! Choose from a variety of activities while you are there like fishing, archery, swimming, boating, and even arts and crafts. Pals will be housed separately, next to girls.
All ages / $42/participant (transportation included)

Lifeguard Training
June 13-16 / Camp Birch Trails, Irma
This American Red Cross course will be a mix of in-water and classroom time. Skills, swim and classroom test need to be taken and passed to receive certification. All participants need to be strong swimmers.
Age 16-adult / $100/person / Event 6248 / Deadline 2 weeks prior

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Dabblers
June 15-18, July 6-9, Aug. 3-6
Four fun-filled days of trying new things and meeting new friends. An excellent choice if you don't like to be away from home for a full week. Great for first time campers! Complete the Ready, Set, Go Camping Try-It.
Grade K-5 / $170

Camp Wha-chu-wanna-du?
June 15-20, June 29-July 4, July 6-11, July 20-25, Aug. 3-8, Aug. 10-15
What would you like to do at camp? You get to choose! The perfect program if you want to get a sample of camp in six short days. Swimming, overnights, cookouts, boating, arts and crafts, and nature can all be a part of this program. Great for first time campers! Complete the Ready, Set, Go Camping Try-It or Camp Together Badge.
Grade 2-6 / $230

Beach Bumming
June 15-20, June 29-July 4, July 20-25
Grab your beach towel, sunscreen, friends, and head off to four different lakes and beaches. Swim the day away, soak up the sun, picnic on the beach, and even snorkel with your friends. Complete the Water Fun Badge.
Grade 2-6 / $230

Grossology
June 15-20, June 29-July 4, July 27-Aug. 1, Aug. 10-15
Strap on your goggles and try awesomely gross science experiments! Make slime, learn weird facts like how many times people burp in one day or why do feet smell, and explore the wonders of the bog! Complete the Making It Matter Badge.
Grade 2-6 / $230

Bog Jumpers
June 15-20, July 27-Aug. 1, Aug. 10- 15
Practice your canoeing and kayaking skills, while learning about the bog. Go bird watching and learn crazy facts about owls, even dissect owl pellets! Enjoy other great nature activities and games to complete the Earth Connections and Wildlife Badge.
Grade 4-7 / $230

Saddle Up
June 15-20, June 22-27, July 6-11, July 13-18, July 20 -25, July 27-Aug. 1, Aug. 3-8, Aug. 10-15
Introduce yourself to the thrill of horseback riding with this program. Spend three hours a day for three days at a local ranch learning about grooming, cleaning and riding horses. Complete the Horse Fan Badge.
Grade 4-6 / $335

Blazing Saddles
June 15-20, June 22-27, July 6-11, July 13-18, Aug. 10- 15
This program will launch your horsemanship knowledge to a new and exciting level. Spend three hours for three days at Blue Haven Stables experiencing skills ranging from bareback to trail riding. You must have participated in Saddle Up to register. Complete the Horse Rider Badge.
Grade 5-7 / $335

Counselor in Training (CIT) I
June 15-27
A great opportunity for girls who would like to work at camp some day. Gain leadership skills, work directly with girls and have a lot of fun. Learn about the different jobs at camp and visit other camps to see how they run.
Grade 9-12 / $230

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Artorama
June 22-27, July 27-Aug. 1
Feel like you can't contain your creativity? Let your artistic side out and paint, sculpt, draw and tie-dye a shirt to bring home. Complete the Drawing and Painting Badge.
Grade 1-6 / $230

Wild for Water
June 22-27, June 29-July 4, July 6-11, July 13-18
Grab your swimsuit and head to camp to make a splash. Visit Noah's Ark at the Wisconsin Dells (counselors will be chaperoning all day)! Get up early for a refreshing polar bear swim, take the bog crawl challenge, or end your day with a sunset paddle. Complete the Water Fun Badge.
Grade 4-7 / $235

Play Ball I
June 22-27, July 13-18
Are you an active athlete who enjoys the outdoors? Test your skills in soccer, volleyball, swimming, and head to the local bowling alley for a night out! Challenge the staff team in the sport of your choice. Complete the Sports Sampler Badge.
Grade 3-7 / $230

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Successful Sitter
June 23, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. / Girl Scout Program Center
Learn communication, child development, injury prevention, and safety skills in a fun and interactive way to become a successful babysitter. Receive a Caring for Children Badge and a certificate of completion from Children's Hospital of Wisconsin.
Age 11-15 / $25/girl / Event 6219 / Deadline 2 weeks prior

Day Camp Adventurers
June 23-26, July 14-17, July 28-31
Try a sample of what camp is all about. Canoeing, biking, campfires, nature hikes, art projects, archery, singing, games, and much more! Have the option to stay overnight on Wednesday! Lunches, two daily snacks, supplies and bus transportation are included.
Grade K-6 / $105

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Sitter CPR
June 24, 9 a.m.-noon / Girl Scout Program Center
Learn how to perform CPR and respond to a choking infant or child. Must have completed the Successful Sitter training.
Age 11-15 / Free / Event 6220 / Deadline 2 weeks prior

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Red, White, and You!
Exclusive ONE WEEK ONLY- June 29-July 4
Want to come to camp, but aren't sure what session to sign up for? Come to this session and throw a 4th of July party for an entire week! Have a barbeque on the beach, play water sports, and go to a local water skiing show.
Grade K-6 / $225

Row, Row, Row Your Boat
June 29-July 4, July 27-Aug. 1, Aug. 10-15
Spend the week trying all the boats that CBT has to offer. Not sure if you want to go on a kayaking or canoeing trip? This is the program for you! Ever been on a sailboat? Now is your chance! Complete the Small Craft Badge.
Grade 4-7 / $230

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