Grades 6-12
Welcome!
This section of the Web site was created
by an interest group of older Girl Scouts, grades 6-12. Inside this section,
you will find features created by girls, for girls.
Developing a New Generation of Leaders
Information for Girls | CEO brochure
Camp CEO Girl Reference Form | Camp CEO Girl Application
For girls in the 10th & 11th grade, Fall 2010 Camp CEO is a wonderful way for 24 teen Girl Scouts to engage with 24 of Atlanta’s most accomplished women executives during six days at camp. Get an inside look into the women’s successful
careers, including challenges they faced, choices they made and
skills they developed. The women are committed to ensuring that participants get the encouragement they need to see themselves as future CEOs. Camp workshops focus on building leadership, professional skills and positive self-image. Investigate personal safety and health
issues, explore key aspects of personal finance and talk with the
CEOs about their job experiences and career paths. Selection will be based on earned Girl Scout awards, school and
community involvement, demonstrated leadership, character and
citizenship. Please request an application packet from Jill Allison,
Outdoor Program Manager, jallison@gsgatl.org or (770) 702-9151. All applications and recommendations forms are due by March 26, 2010. *Financial Assistance available
DASHboard Road Safety Patch Program
For Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors
It may come as a surprise to many that traffic accidents are the number one cause of death among teens. Moving vehicles pose more of a threat than guns, suicide or disease. Mile for mile, teenagers are involved in three times as many fatal accidents as all other drivers, and hundreds of thousands of teens are injured in traffic accidents each year.
For the above reasons, Girl Scouts of Greater Atlanta, in partnership with GEICO, has created the DASHboard Road Safety Patch Program for Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors. The program addresses a variety of road safety topics - everything from distracted driving to car maintenance to road safety careers. Find out how YOU can make a difference on the road by earning the DASHboard Road Safety patch.
Download the DASHboard Road Safety Patch Program activity booklet here.
The following documents are worksheets that correspond with specific activities listed in the activity booklet. You can pick up a hard copy of all of these documents from the Atlanta Service Center.
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Questions?
Contact Gloria Todd, program specialist at (770)235-3520.
Become a CEO (Cookie Entrepreneur Officer)!
Learn how to maximize your business potential, set and track goals, plan and organize, build your own marketing slide presentation, and learn super selling strategies! Click here.
February 2010 Lime Green Giraffe now available!
 Hello Everyone!
Welcome to the February 2010 edition of the Lime Green Giraffe. In addition to being the first issue of 2010 we are also celebrating GiGi’s 5th birthday!
This issue is filled with everything the Lime Green Giraffe represents, Girls Info, Reports, Activities, Fun, Friends and Excitement.
This edition features articles on topics from how to do the best on any test to how to have a memorable prom while sticking to a budget. You can also learn how to make a DIY Corkboard, sponsor an actual hippo, and enter the LGG 5th Birthday Party Contest!
We know you can’t wait to take a peak, so go on ahead and start reading. Don’t forget to share our link with your friends! Start reading!
BREAKING NEWS:
The Lime Green Giraffe is now on Twitter and Facebook!!! Become a fan of the only online magazine in Georgia written by teen Girl Scouts for teen Girl Scouts. Check them out!
Enjoy!
-Ashley J.
Got a question about the Lime
Green Giraffe?
Contact Marnye
Hall at (404) 312-3668.
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Girl Scouts partner with Microsoft for online safety
The LMK ("let me know") is an online safety campaign created in partnership with Girl Scouts of the USA and Microsoft. With the escalating popularity, increasing access to the
internet and online technologies, it is important for teens and parents to be aware of the dangers that exist in cyberspace. The LMK campaign not only creates a space for internet safety experts and teen peer advisors, it also provides guidance about topics like cyberbullying and online sexual predators. The adult components of the campaign help teens to bridge the digital generation gap between themselves and their parents.
The campaign includes an interactive Web site for teens, as well as an e-newsletter and Web site for adults.
 Being online, texting and IMing are a part of your life. You probably understand how the internet works better than your parents do. LMK was created by the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. in partnership with Windows to help you change the world every time you go online. Empower yourself so that you can educate others on the reality of being a teen online and help adults understand the real issues that affect you every day. LMK will provide you with the know-how to safely navigate your online life and even help your parents to understand it.
Go ahead: explore the site! Check out online safetly tips, take a quiz on how much you know about social networking, become and expert on cyberbullying, test your knowledge about online sexual preditors, meet the girls that make up the editorial team join a forum and so much more!
Join the network and learn how you, your friends and your parents can take advantage of all the great things technology has to offer...and do it safely!
Check out an interview about LMK with Jamie Joyce from GSUSA and “Health & Home Report.”
Other areas of this Web site in which
you might be interested include:
If you would like to participate in helping
develop and maintain this section of the older girls' Web site, please contact
our Grades 6-12 program specialist.
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