Summer 2008 Programs of Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland.

1. Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland
Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland, Inc.
360 Lexington Road
Wichita, Kansas 67218
www.kansasgirlscouts.org

2. For more information
If you have questions or want further details about any of the programs or camps listed in the Summer Program
Guide, please feel free to contact Program Department staff at your local office. Membership Department staff
members are also available to provide information to girls and adults who are interested in joining Girl Scouts.
Emporia Office Hays Office Salina Office
1200 Burlingame Road 2707 Vine Street, Suite 8 1550 S. Broadway
Emporia, Kan. 67801 Hays, Kan. 67601 Salina, Kan. 67401
Phone: (620) 342-4532 Phone: (785) 625-5671 Phone: (785) 827-3679
Toll Free: (800) 342-4532 Toll Free: (888) 811-8832 Toll Free: (800) 888-0872
Fax: (620) 342-8066 Fax: (785) 625-7695 Fax: (785) 827-6679
Garden City Office Hutchinson Office Wichita Office
114 Grant Avenue 111 N. Walnut, Suite A 360 Lexington Road
Garden City, Kan. 67846 Hutchinson, Kan. 67504 Wichita, Kan. 67218
Phone: (620) 276-7061 Phone: (620) 662-5485 Phone: (316) 684-6531
Toll Free: (888) 900-7061 Toll Free: (800) 495-5166 Toll Free: (888) 472-3683
Fax: (620) 276-7143 Fax: (620) 662-2532 Fax: (316) 684-4141

3. Summer2008fullofscrapbook-worthymoments
Welcome to the Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland’s first-ever Summer Program
Guide. During the council realignment process, we promised you expanded and
enhanced summer experiences throughout the state, and we are delivering on those
promises in a big way. This comprehensive guide gives details about the best camps
and programs we have to offer girls in the 80 counties that now make up the Girl
Scouts of Kansas Heartland. This summer, we invite our 16,000 Girl Scouts to do
what they do best – explore and learn. Since every program and camp on every page is open to every
Girl Scout, this is the perfect time for girls of all ages to go to a new place or try a new activity. Our goal
is to create a summer’s worth of memories and personal growth experiences that will not only fill
thousands of scrapbooks but further strengthen the bond between Girl Scouts in all parts of Kansas.
It will be an unforgettable Girl Scout summer.
Sincerely,
Shelly Chenoweth
CEO

4. Benefits of Girl Scouting Why is summer camp important?
The mission of Girl Scouting is to build girls of courage, confidence, and character,  Children at summer camps learn vital life skills that put them on a journey to
who make the world a better place. Our ultimate goal is to help girls find the best in increased self-confidence and self-reliance. Their lives are made much healthier
themselves in skill building and behavior with their peers. There is no better place to and happier by what they learn at camp.
achieve that goal than through our summer programs that are open to every Girl  The best-kept secret in American education is that great camps have been
Scout of every age. teaching emotional intelligence since they began. Emotional intelligence has
much to do with how children grow and succeed – self-awareness, self-control,
Our program puts girls on the path to success by encouraging them to take part in empathy, the ability to wait, the ability to listen, cooperate, share and work well
activities centered around Girl Scouts’ three keys to leadership: Discover, Connect, with others.
Take Action.
 Children can find adult friends at camp who model perseverance, listening,
teamwork and appreciation of differences. This motivates them to set new and
high standards for their own behavior. When young people feel appreciated and
valued by these friends, they are more sure of their ability to live happily away
from home.
As they “Discover,” girls:
Understand their values and their world; are clear about
Can I Bring a Friend?
YES! We welcome new girls into our summer programs and have made an effort to
who they are and what they stand for; take part in new streamline the process for them to register fast and easy. (Contact the Membership
experiences and learn new skills for their own personal Department in your area, information is located on the inside front cover.)
growth.
 The cost for a new girl to register to be a Girl Scout is $10. The membership
When they “Connect” with those dues go to the national organization and make her a member of Girl Scouts
around them, they:
through Sept. 30, 2008.
Care about, inspire and team with others and develop
 No standard registration forms required — simply fill out the designated camp
confidence to advocate for themselves and motivate
registration form and mark “Girl Scout Membership” and “check enclosed”
others, build teams and solve problems. when submitting the form. Also attach the registration fee for choice of camp.
When they “Take Action,” girls are:
Why register now?
Applying their increased self-awareness and strong
leadership skills to identify issues they really care about
and do something to make a difference. Girls can get acclimated to the culture, meet new friends, earn Girl Scout awards and
they get a jump start on the fall!
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5. 2008 Table of Contents A Note to Parents
Find a Camp by Grade Level & Date ---------------------------------------------- 3–5 about Safety
Site Information ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6–7 Girl Scouts take safety seriously. In an effort to
assure you of your daughter’s safety and well-
Bus Transportation ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 being, we want to take a moment to explain
Program Aide and Camp Skill Leader Information ------------------------------ 9 how we hire and choose our paid seasonal staff.
Troop and Day Camps ------------------------------------------------------------ 10–19 The Girl Scouts of Kansas Heartland hires
Old Cowtown Museum ----------------------------------------------------------- 20–25 adult seasonal staff to fill specific job
responsibilities (camp directors, waterfront,
Girls Only --------------------------------------------------------------------------- 26–35 program activities, unit counselors, etc.)
for the delivery of summer program. Only
Family Fun -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 36–38
adults ages 18 or older may directly supervise
Wah-Shah-She Resident Camp ------------------------------------------------- 39–48 campers. All seasonal staff applicants must
complete a written application with three
Adult and Teen Training --------------------------------------------------------- 49–50 character/skill references attached. All
How to reserve your spot for camp -------------------------------------------- 51– 55 references are checked, a personal interview
with the site director is conducted and the
Reservation Forms applicant undergoes a Kansas Bureau of
Investigation (KBI) and DMV (motor vehicle)
background check. In addition, supervisors
regularly monitor the performance of seasonal
What do all the symbols stand for?
staff members. Since Starwoods Outdoor
Center is an American Camp Association-
accredited site, a range of skills are also verified
Adult volunteer needed Individual participation No tagalongs during the 40 hours of onsite training to
ensure that the seasonal staff members can
Adult required Troops invited Bus available provide quality program delivery and a safe
environment for each child placed under their
No adult required Family welcome care and/or supervision.
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6. Troop and Day Camp Troop and Day Camp (continued)
Date(s) Program Page Region Grade
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May 28 Outdoor Science & More! 15 Sunflower
__________________________________________________________ K-3 July 15 Sun, Sand, Fun 17 Golden Plains 1-3
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May 28-29 Outdoor Science & More! 15 Sunflower
__________________________________________________________ 1-3 July 16 Sun, Sand, Fun 17 Golden Plains 1-3
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June 2-5 Starwoods Traditional Day Camp 16 Golden Plains K-1
__________________________________________________________ July 17 Sun, Sand, Fun 17 Golden Plains 1-3
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June 2-6 Starwoods Traditional Day Camp 16 Golden Plains 2-4
__________________________________________________________ July 16-18 Night Owls 15 Golden Plains 5-9
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June 3 Outdoor Science & More! 15 Sunflower
__________________________________________________________ K-3 July 19 Color Our World 13 Tumbleweed K-3
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June 3-4 Outdoor Science & More! 15 Sunflower
__________________________________________________________ 1-3 July 21-25 Wonders of the World 19 Tumbleweed
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June 6 To Space and Beyond… 17 Tumbleweed
__________________________________________________________ 1-6 July 21-25 Wonders of the World 19 Tumbleweed
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June 7 Backyard Habitat Adventure 12 Tumbleweed
__________________________________________________________ 1-6 July 28-31 Girl Scout Day Camp–Liberal 14 Tumbleweed K-6
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June 8-10 Junior Blast 15 Golden Plains 4-6
__________________________________________________________ August 23 Buggin’ Out 12 Tumbleweed
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June 10 Outdoor Science & More! 15 Sunflower
__________________________________________________________ K-3
June 10-11 Outdoor Science & More! 15 Sunflower
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June 10, 12 Twilight Hawaiian Camp 18
1-3
Tumbleweed K-12
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Old Cowtown
June 10-13 Girl Scout Day Camp–Garden City 14 Tumbleweed
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June 11-13 Teen Blast at Four Winds 17 Golden Plains 7-12
__________________________________________________________ Date(s) Program Page Region Grade
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June 16 Flip Flop 14 Golden Plains K-2
__________________________________________________________ June 12-13 Brownies ‘N’ Bonnets 23 Golden Plains
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June 16-18 Camp Scrappy–Beginners 12 Tumbleweed K-12
__________________________________________________________ June 17-20 Victorian Lifestyles 24 Golden Plains 4-6
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June 16-19 Starwoods Traditional Day Camp 16 Golden Plains K-1
__________________________________________________________ June 17-20 Advanced Victorian Lifestyles 25 Golden Plains 5-6
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June 16-20 Starwoods Traditional Day Camp 16 Golden Plains 2-4
__________________________________________________________ June 18 Frontier Fun 24 Golden Plains K-3
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June 17 Outdoor Science & More! 15 Sunflower
__________________________________________________________ K-3 June 19 Frontier Fun 24 Golden Plains K-3
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June 17-18 Outdoor Science & More! 15 Sunflower
__________________________________________________________ 1-3 June 24-27 Victorian Lifestyles 24 Golden Plains 4-6
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June 17-18 Flip Flop 14 Golden Plains
__________________________________________________________ 3 June 24-27 Advanced Victorian Lifestyles 25 Golden Plains 5-6
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June 18-20 Flip Flop 14 Golden Plains 4-6
__________________________________________________________ June 25 Frontier Fun 24 Golden Plains K-3
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June 21 Sports Day 16 Tumbleweed
__________________________________________________________ 1-6 June 26 Frontier Fun 24 Golden Plains K-3
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June 23-25 Awesome Creepy Crawly Creatures 11 Tumbleweed
__________________________________________________________ 1-3 July 9-10 Brownies ‘N’ Bonnets 23 Golden Plains
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June 23-25 Awesome Creepy Crawly Creatures 11 Tumbleweed
__________________________________________________________ 4-6 July 15-18 Sunflower Society 25 Golden Plains
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June 23-26 Western Wilderness 18 Golden Plains K-2
__________________________________________________________ July 22-25 Pioneers, Petticoats & the Prairie 25 Golden Plains 7-12
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June 23-26 Western Wilderness 18 Golden Plains
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June 23-27 Western Wilderness 18 Golden Plains 4-6
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June 24-26 Discovering A To Z 13 Sunflower
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June 26-27 Under the Sea 18 Tumbleweed
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June 26-27 Under the Sea 18 Tumbleweed
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June 30-July 3 Cooking Day Camp 13 Tumbleweed 4-12
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July 7-8 Firefly Fun 13 Golden Plains K
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July 7-10 Girl Scout Day Camp–Dodge City 14 Tumbleweed
__________________________________________________________ K-6
July 7-10 Where The Sidewalk Ends 19 Golden Plains K-2
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July 9-10 Firefly Fun 13 Golden Plains 1-2
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July 14-16 Advanced Camp Scrappy 11 Tumbleweed 3-12
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July 14 Sun, Sand, Fun 17 Golden Plains 1-3
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7. Girls Only Girls Only (continued)
Date(s) Program Page Region Grade
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June 2 Scent-Sational 32 Golden Plains 2-3 July 14-18 Horses Of Course 31 Golden Plains 4-12
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June 2-6 Chisholm Trail Adventure 28 Golden Plains 5-8 July 16-17 Sew Glam 33 Golden Plains 6-8
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June 2-6 G.O. 1 (Get Outdoors) 30 Golden Plains 3-4 July 17-18 Roughing It Not 32 Golden Plains 3-4
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June 2-6 Horses Of Course 31 Golden Plains 4-12
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June 3 Girls Can Fish Too!
Scent-Sational
30
32
Golden Plains 1-3
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June 3 Golden Plains 4-5
Family Fun
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June 4 Girls Can Fish Too! 30 Golden Plains 4-6
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June 5 Crafty Creations 29 Golden Plains 1-3 Date(s) Program Page Region Grade
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June 6 Crafty Creations 29 Golden Plains 4-6 __________________________________________________________
June 6-7 Mom & Me Super Sleepover 38 Golden Plains 2
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June 9-12 Soccer Camp Level 1 33 Golden Plains K-6 __________________________________________________________
June 13-15 Family Tent Camping 38 Golden Plains K-12
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June 9-12 Soccer Camp Level 2 33 Golden Plains K-6 __________________________________________________________
June 20-22 Family Campout 37 Golden Plains K-12
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June 9-12 Sports Spectacular 34 Golden Plains K-3 __________________________________________________________
June 27-29 Father/Daughter Camp Out 38 Tumbleweed 1-12
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June 9-13 G.O. 1 (Get Outdoors) 30 Golden Plains 3-4 __________________________________________________________
July 11-12 Camping With My Guy 37 Golden Plains 3-9
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June 9-13 Horses Of Course 31 Golden Plains 4-12
_ 9-13
June Rootbeer, Rockets
& Rollercoasters
32
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Golden Plains 4-6
Wah-Shah-She Resident Camp
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June 12-13 Bunkhouse Buddies 28 Golden Plains 2
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June 16 Art Around the World 27 Golden Plains 4-8 Date(s) Program Page Region Grade
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June 16-20 Sports Spectacular 34 Golden Plains 4-6 __________________________________________________________
June 6-8 Family Camp 41 Bluestem 4-12
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June 16-20 Chisholm Trail Adventure 28 Golden Plains 5-8 __________________________________________________________
June 6-8 Core Camp 41 Bluestem 4-12
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June 16-20 Horses Of Course 31 Golden Plains 4-12 __________________________________________________________
June 8-11 Water Whacked 47 Bluestem 4
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June 19-20 Roughing It Not 32 Golden Plains 3-4 __________________________________________________________
June 8-14 A Smidgen 41 Bluestem 4-5
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June 23-27 G.O. 2 (Get Outdoors 2) 31 Golden Plains 4-6 __________________________________________________________
June 8-14 Bubble-Up 42 Bluestem 4-5
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June 23-27 Horses Of Course 31 Golden Plains 4-12 __________________________________________________________
June 8-14 Globe Trotting 45 Bluestem 4-6
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June 23-27 Splash Zone 34 Golden Plains 3-4 __________________________________________________________
June 8-14 Burrs, Bits, and Bedbugs 43 Bluestem 4-6
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June 26-27 Bunkhouse Buddies 28 Golden Plains 2 __________________________________________________________
June 8-14 Shiver Me Timbers 46 Bluestem 4-7
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July 6-11 Got Sails 31 Golden Plains 7-12 __________________________________________________________
June 8-14 Charlotte’s Web 43 Bluestem 5-7
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July 7-8 Clay Creations 29 Golden Plains 4-5 __________________________________________________________
June 8-14 Flip & Dip 44 Bluestem 5-8
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July 7-9 Fun With Flight 30 Golden Plains K-1 __________________________________________________________
June 8-14 Freak Factor 44 Bluestem 5-8
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July 7-10 Animal Crackers 27 Golden Plains 4-5 __________________________________________________________
June 8-14 C.I.T (week 1 of 3) 48 Bluestem 8-11
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July 7-11 Horses Of Course 31 Golden Plains 4-12 __________________________________________________________
June 15-21 Saddle Up 46 Bluestem 4
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July 7-11 Splash Zone 34 Golden Plains 3-4 __________________________________________________________
June 18-21 Bump In The Night 43 Bluestem 4-5
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July 9-10 Clay Creations 29 Golden Plains 6-8 __________________________________________________________
June 15-21 A Smidgen 41 Bluestem 4-5
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July 9-11 Take Flight 35 Golden Plains 2-5 __________________________________________________________
June 15-21 Badge R’s 42 Bluestem 4-5
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July 14-15 Sew What 33 Golden Plains 4-5 __________________________________________________________
June 15-21 Treasure Trek 47 Bluestem 4-7
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July 14-16 Culinary Cooking 29 Golden Plains 6-8 __________________________________________________________
June 15-21 Pioneers & Pathfinders 45 Bluestem 4-7
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July 14-17 Tennis 35 Golden Plains 1-3 __________________________________________________________
June 15-18 Ridin’ High 46 Bluestem 5-8
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July 14-17 Tennis 35 Golden Plains 4-6 __________________________________________________________
June 15-21 Wonka Willies 47 Bluestem 5-8
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8. Wah-Shah-She Resident Camp (continued)
Date(s) Program Page Region Grade
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June 15-21 Beach Bummin’ 42 Bluestem 5-8
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June 15-21 C.I.T (week 2 of 3) 48 Bluestem 8-11
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June 25-28 Water Whacked 47 Bluestem 4
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June 22-28 Diagon Alley 43 Bluestem 4-5
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June 22-28 Bubble Up 42 Bluestem 4-5
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June 22-25 Picture Perfect 45 Bluestem 4-5
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June 22-28 Wet and Wild 47 Bluestem 4-6
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June 22-28 Showtime 46 Bluestem 4-7
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June 22-28 Freak Factor 44 Bluestem 5-8
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June 22-28 Pampered Camper 45 Bluestem 5-8
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June 22-28 Forensic Fever 44 Bluestem 6-11
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June 22-28 C.I.T (week 3 of 3) 48 Bluestem 8-11
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June 29-July 2 Giddy Up 44 Bluestem 4
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June 29-July 2 Water Whacked 47 Bluestem 4
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June 29-July 2 Get Gakked 44 Bluestem 4-5
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June 29-July 2 Glam and Glitter 44 Bluestem 4-5
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June 29-July 2 Mississippi Muddin’ 45 Bluestem 4-6
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June 29-July 2 Ridin’ High 46 Bluestem 5-8
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June 29-July 2 Builder’s Bunch 43 Bluestem 5-9
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June 29-July 2 Couch Potatoes 43 Bluestem 7-11
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July 6-12 A Smidgen 41 Bluestem 4-5
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July 6-12 Badge R’s 42 Bluestem 4-5
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July 6-12 Wet and Wild 47 Bluestem 4-6
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July 6-12 Burrs, Bits, & Bedbugs 43 Bluestem 4-6
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July 6-12 Treasure Trek 47 Bluestem 4-7
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July 6-12 Wonka Willies 47 Bluestem 5-8
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July 6-12 Action Packed 42 Bluestem 6-11
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July 6-12 Beach Bummin’ 42 Bluestem 5-8
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9. About Our Sites Old Cowtown Museum ~ Old Cowtown Museum is located at 1871 Sim Park
Drive in Wichita. Since 1953, Girl Scouts have been providing community service at
the museum and learning much about the history of the 1870s. Girl Scouts help bring
Special Note: All summer sites are wheelchair accessible. Old Cowtown Museum to life by demonstrating the activities that girls and women
did in the 1870s Wichita.
A.Y.S.O. (American Youth Soccer Organization) Soccer Field
The soccer field is located between 13th and 17th streets on Ridge Road in Wichita
(1700 block of Ridge Road, on the east side of the street). Region 208, 4-U hosts the RalphWulz RiversideTennis Center~Thetenniscenter,whichislocated
Girl Scouts at their on-site building and fields. at 551 Nims, is a beautiful public facility just northwest of downtown Wichita in the
Riverside area.
Flying T ~ This Girl Scout facility is located near Syracuse. Earthen shelter that
sleeps 20 in bunks, full kitchen and bathrooms with showers, zip line, fire ring, out- Scott Lake ~ Great camping area, with fishing, swimming, hiking, canoeing and
door brick stove, giant slip ’n’ slide, 23 acres of nature to enjoy, horse tanks for swim- pedal boating. Plenty of camping spots, some more primitive than others depending
ming, canoeing down the Arkansas river, sand sledding and much more to see. on the style of camping you prefer.
Four Winds ~ A great place for hiking, fishing and enjoying nature is located east Scout Huts in Dodge City ~ There are three huts located around Dodge
of Leon. Property includes 13 acre lake, Compass Center, Tree House, platform tents City with access to parks and other activities. Ash Street, 9th Street and Longbranch
and more. huts are owned by the city of Dodge City. They are used for events and troop meetings
along with overnighters.
Garden City Cabin ~ Small cabin that comfortably holds 30 people with
plenty of space for games, ceremonies and sleeping. Amenities include full kitchen Scout Hut in Liberal ~ This hut is located in Light park and is close to
and bathrooms. It is located just off Main Street in Garden City. shopping and a swimming pool. This cabin is large enough for overnighters and
events, and it has a full kitchen and bathrooms.
Harvey County West Park ~ Harvey County West Park is a great camp for
girls. It is located 14 miles northwest of Newton. Many exciting experiences await Singletree Stables ~ Singletree Stables is located at 2100 E. 45th Street North
girls on these 310 acres, such as canoeing, nature trails, swimming pond, wildlife and (Wichita) and has been in business for 25 years. It is family-owned and operated. The
archery. facilities include an extra large 100 x 200-foot indoor arena, a large 24-stall training
barn, a large 22-stall boarding barn, an indoor round pen and trails for pleasure riding.
Lee Richardson Zoo ~ Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums
and home to 300 animals representing 100 species on 47 acres in downtown Garden Starwoods Outdoor Center ~ Located at 7800 S. 103rd St. West, Clearwater.
City. The zoo offers educational programs about the animals at the zoo and animals The 160 acres includes a lodge, tipis, covered wagons and platform tent units, Science
indigenous to the Kansas plains. and Nature Center, Sports Pavilion, waterfront with a sand beach, three troop houses,
Ceremony Island, nature trails and sports trail. Activities are planned throughout the
summer to give our members opportunities to explore aviation, water, science, nature,
Loga Vista ~ This Girl Scout facility is located at Wellington Lake and can be sports and much, much more.
enjoyed all year round. Campers enjoy a wide variety of activities, including the
exceptional waterfront at Wellington Lake and a beautiful waterfront view from the
lodge.
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10. Wah-Shah-She Resident Camp ~ Camp Wah-Shah-She consists of 524 acres
located 14 miles southwest of Bartlesville, Oklahoma. Facilities include a cedar-log dining hall,
group living units, a swimming pool, private lake, archery range, rope courses, nature study
grove and other program areas. ACA Accreditation
Starwoods Outdoor Center became an ACA-accredit-
Wichita Girl Scout Office ~ Located at 360 Lexington Road, just north ed site October 18, 2005. This “stamp of approval”
of Kellogg and east of Edgemoor. Adjacent to the building is a wonderful park where by the American Camp Association means that the
Girl Scouts learn the importance of nature and begin exploring their environment while activities offered year-round at Starwoods Outdoor
staying close to the amenities of civilization. Center offer a solid foundation of health, safety and
program quality standards. These standards were
established by experts from the American Academy
of Pediatrics, the American Red Cross, the camping
industry, and other youth service agencies outside of
Girl Scouting to assure that current practices at the site
reflect the most up-to-date, research-
based standards in site operation.
Swimming and Boating Information
Swimming
All swimming activities are supervised by currently certified American Red Cross Lifeguards, or equivalent (Boy Scouts of America, YMCA) with additional adult watchers as
required by Girl Scout “Safety-Wise” Standards.
Starwoods Outdoor Center – small private flat water lake with gentle sloping sand beach; swimming dock that has a roped and buoyed swimming area marked by depth from one
foot to 10 feet, no diving allowed from swim dock.
Loga Vista – Wellington Lake roped and buoyed public swimming area.
Boating
All boating and swimming activities are under the direction of a qualified waterfront/aquatic director and certified lifeguards as required by Girl Scout “Safety-Wise.” Each person
wears a U.S. Coast Guard approved personal flotation device (PFD) at all times when boating regardless of swimming ability.
Loga Vista – public flat water lake at Wellington Lake; one person Kayak, one to two people sunfish sailboat, canoe (up to three people)
Starwoods Outdoor Center – private flat water lake onsite; pedal boat (two to four people), canoe (up to three people)
Harvey County West Park – public flat water lake; canoe (up to three people)
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11. Bus Transportation
Bus transportation is available to and from Camp Four Winds, Loga Vista Girl Scout Camp at Wellington Lake and Starwoods Outdoor Center for campers, adults, program aides
or camp skills leaders.
Four Winds and Loga Vista Bus Transportation: Arrive 15 minutes before departure. Buses will leave one hour before program begins and
arrive one hour after the program ends. Additional information will be in camp confirmations.
Starwoods Outdoor Bus Transportation: Arrive at 7:45 a.m. Please have your camper eat breakfast before arriving for the bus. Buses depart promptly
at 8 a.m. Pickup is 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday or noon on Friday.
Location: Wichita Girl Scout Office, 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita
Four Winds: Junior Blast
Depart: Sunday, June 8
Arrive: Tuesday, June 10
Loga Vista:
Monday, June 16 (Only)
Starwoods Outdoor Center:
Session 1: June 2-6
Session 2: June 9-13
Session 3: June 16-20
Session 4: June 23-27
Session 5: July 7-11
Session 6: July 14-18
Fee: $40 per person (Campers may not use Cookie Credits; fee is in addition to camp registration fee)
Note: Bus fee is nonrefundable and a late pickup charge applies. Bus transportation is not available for all
camp sessions.
Capacity: 45 seats per session; additional busses will be added if a minimum of 25 additional people register.
Late Pickup Fee: If a camper is picked up late, $5 will be charged for the first five minutes plus $2 for every minute thereafter. Late fees effective five minutes after bus
arrives at the Wichita Girl Scout Center. Late payment charge may be paid by check or cash upon arrival.
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12. Program Aides and Camp Skills Leaders for Four Winds, Harvey County
West Park, Loga Vista, Soccer Camp and Starwoods Outdoor Center
How to register: Register online at www.kansasgirlscouts.org or fill out a Council Event Reservation Form in the 2007 Activity Guide to deliver or mail to Wichita Girl Scout
Center, 360 Lexington Rd., Wichita, Kan. 67218
Program Aides Camp Skills Leaders
Girls who are in the seventh through ninth grade may be Program Aides (PA) during Girls who are in the ninth through 12th grade may be Camp Skills Leaders (CSL)
summer programs. During summer programs aides gain communication and during summer programs. Camp Skills Leaders work with the program director in
leadership skills that are necessary to work successfully with girls and adults. developing and scheduling program activities and assisting with program delivery
including overnight programs.
Grades: Seventh through ninth
Dates and times: Grades: Ninth through 12th
Code 615-1 – Session 1: June 2-6 Dates and times:
Code 615-2 – Session 2: June 9-13 Code 617-1 – Session 1: June 2-6
Code 615-3 – Session 3: June 16-20 Code 617-2 – Session 2: June 9-13
Code 615-4 – Session 4: June 23-27 Code 617-3 – Session 3: June 16-20
Code 615-5 – Session 5: July 7-11 Code 617-4 – Session 4: June 23-27
Code 615-6 – Session 6: July 14-18 Code 617-5 – Session 5: July 7-11
Location: Code 617-6 – Session 6: July 14-18
Starwoods Outdoor Center Location:
7800 S. 103rd St. West, Clearwater Starwoods Outdoor Center
All other locations: 7800 S. 103rd St. West, Clearwater
Code 615 All other locations:
Loga Vista at Wellington Lake – Flip Flop Code 617
Harvey County West Park – Western Wilderness Loga Vista at Wellington Lake – Flip Flop
A.Y.S.O – Soccer Camp Harvey County West Park – Western Wilderness
Four Winds – Family Tent Camp A.Y.S.O – Soccer Camp
Prerequisite: Basic Program Aide and Troop Program Aide training along with Four Winds – Junior Blast and Family Tent Camp
Teen Outdoor Skills Level 1. Prerequisite: Peer Leadership and Teen Outdoor Skills II.
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14. Troop and Day Camp
Advanced Camp Scrappy AwesomeCreepyCrawlyCreatures
TroopandDayCamp This camp is for the more experienced scrapbookers.
We will learn about pictures and picture taking,
Slippery – not really; slimy – no way! Get your hands
on some beautiful animals at the Lee Richardson Zoo.
cropping and much more. Girls will design their own They may be cold-blooded, but not nearly as scary as
Troop Camp individual scrapbook to remember their lives for a long you might think!
time to come.
Special themed summer events Grades: First through sixth
planned especially for Girl Scouts Grades: Third through 12th Dates and times:
Dates and times: Code 834-B: June 23-25
and their troop adults under the Code 833: July 14-16 First through third grade
Monday through Wednesday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Wednesday 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
guidance of on-site seasonal staff. Location: Code 834-J: June 23-25
Troop adults must register with the Girl Scout Cabin Fourth through sixth grade
108 Hackberry, Garden City Monday through Wednesday 1:30 to 5 p.m.
troop in order for the troop to be Youth fee: $50 per girl Location:
Includes: Scrapbook, scrapping supplies, meals Lee Richardson Zoo
placed in your session of choice. 405 S. Fourth St., Garden City
and patch
All participating adults are expected Capacity: Five girls minimum; 25 girls maximum Youth fee: $30
Requirements: Reservation deadline May 30, 2008
to complete training unless otherwise Adult volunteers needed Includes: Educational material, crafts, patch and
No tagalongs snack
specified. Capacity: 10 girls minimum; 40 girls maximum
Individual participation
(girls may register individually for this event)
Adult volunteers needed
Day Camp No tagalongs
These summer activities provide Individual participation
(girls may register individually for this event)
a great time for troop girls and
adults to come as a group to attend
a traditional day camp session. So
bring the whole troop!
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15. Troop and Day Camp
Backyard Habitat Adventure Dates and times:
Code 836: August 23
What does it take to turn your back yard into a wildlife
Saturday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
habitat? Find out which animals you can attract to your Location:
yard even if you live in the city! Did you know birds Lee Richardson Zoo – Finnup Education Center
use dryer lint, human hair and yarn to build their own 405 S. Fourth St., Garden City
homes? Here’s how you can help them and help your Youth fee: $15
family at the same time! Requirements: Reservation deadline Aug. 1, 2008
Includes: Craft supplies, lunch, educational materials,
Grades: First through sixth patch and videos
Dates and times: Capacity: 10 girls minimum; 40 girls maximum
Code 835: June 7
Saturday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Adult volunteers needed
Location:
No tagalongs
Combs Farm
10825 N. Highway 83, Garden City Individual participation
Youth fee: $15 (girls may register individually for this event)
Requirements: Bring a sack lunch
Reservation Deadline: May 9, 2008
Includes: Educational materials and patch Camp Scrappy for Beginners (Scrapbooking Day Camp)
Capacity: 10 girl minimum; 50 girls maximum Come and learn all about scrapbooking. We will crop pictures and design a scrapbook that’s all your own.
Adult volunteers needed Grades: Kindergarten through 12th
No tagalongs Dates and times:
Code 837: June 16-18
Individual participation
Monday through Wednesday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
(girls may register individually for this event)
Location:
Girl Scout Cabin
108 Hackberry, Garden City
Buggin’ Out Youth fee: $35 per girl
Come join us for some buggin’ fun with bees, Includes: Scrapbook, scrapping supplies, lunch, snack and patch
butterflies and true bugs at the Lee Richardson Zoo. Capacity: Five girls minimum; 15 girls maximum
Explore outdoors with creepy, sticky, stinky and
oooeeyyy bugs! There will be a formal program so you Adult volunteers needed
can see invertebrates up close, complete a few No tagalongs
crafts and play some games that are all themed Individual participation (girls may register individually for this event)
around bugs.
Grades: First through sixth
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Color our World Location:
Trinity Lutheran Church
Youth fee: $95
Requirements: Deadline to register for this camp
Colors are everywhere. Come explore the world of
1010 Fleming St., Garden City is May 1, 2008
colors. We will learn about how colors make us feel,
Youth fee: $50 per girl Adult fee: Adults need to apply to help. There will be
how they affect our world and, best of all, we will play
Includes: Food that we will use in our cooking no charge for these volunteers.
with color. Wear your brightest paint shirt. Be prepared
(the girls will eat what they cook for lunch), patch Includes: Accommodations, T-shirt, patch, six meals
to DIVE into the world of color.
and a special gift at the end of camp and snacks, swimming and activities
Capacity: Eight girls minimum; 25 girls maximum Capacity: 75
Grades: Kindergarten through third
Dates and times:
Code 838: July 19 Adult volunteers needed Adult volunteers needed
Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. No tagalongs No tagalongs
Location: Individual participation Individual participation
First United Methodist Church – Fellowship Hall (girls may register individually for this event) (girls may register individually for this event)
1106 N Main, Garden City
Youth fee: $15
Requirements: Bring a sack lunch
Includes: Supplies and snacks
Discovering the A to Z Firefly Fun
Capacity: 10 girls minimum; 40 girls maximum in the Outdoors Come to camp in the evening with the fireflies! These
two evenings will be packed full of crafts, games, a twi-
Astronomy, biology, chemistry, geology, meteorology,
light swim and science and nature activities. There will
Adult volunteers needed physics, zoology. This camp has outdoor science from
be lots of firefly activities to help girls learn more about
No tagalongs A to Z. From the stars in the universe to the smallest them.
Individual participation of plants and animals, join us as we find out the how
(girls may register individually for this event) and why of the outdoors through experiments, Grades:
observations, games and just plain fun. Activities Kindergarten
include swimming, craft, outdoor science experiments, First through second
Cooking Day Camp night hike and more. We will be sleeping indoors. Get
ready for fun!
Dates and times:
Learn the art of cooking while having fun. At this day Code 214-D – Session 5: July 7-8
camp we will explore the different cooking styles and Kindergarten
Grades: Fourth through sixth Monday through Tuesday 6 to 9:30 p.m.
flavors from around the world. You will learn about Dates and times:
measuring, cooking techniques and exotic foods. Code 214-B – Session 5: July 9-10
Code 800: June 24-26 First through second
Come and have fun in the kitchen. Tuesday 10 a.m. to Thursday 3 p.m. Wednesday through Thursday 6 to 9:30 p.m.
Alternate Date: May 28- 30 Wednesday 10 a.m. Location:
Grades: Fourth through 12th to Friday 3 p.m. Actual date will be online as soon
Dates and times: Starwoods Outdoor Center
as it is set. 7800 S. 103rd St. West, Clearwater
Code 839: June 30-July 3 Location:
Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fort Hays State University, Hays
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Youth fee: $50
Adult fee: No fee; adults must register with troop.
Location:
Loga Vista Girl Scout Camp
Girl Scout Day Camp
Have fun playing games, doing crafts, learning new
One adult per eight girls. Wellington Lake, Wellington
songs and making friends
Includes: Summer opportunity patch, snack, craft Youth fee:
and activities Kindergarten through second: $35
Grades: Kindergarten through sixth grade
Capacity: 120 Third: $60
Dates and times:
Fourth through sixth: $80
Code 845 – Session 1: June 10-13
Adult volunteers needed Adult fee: No fee; three adults per unit. The adults
Tuesday through Friday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Adult required placed into the units will be the leader or co-leader of
Code 846 – Session 2: July 7-10
No tagalongs the troop with outdoor training. On Monday all other
Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
adults will have a choice to either attend a Parent Girl
Individual participation Code 847 – Session 3: July 28-31
Scout workshop or leave for the day. The workshop
(girls may register individually for this event) Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
will be at the lake shelter away from camp.
Location:
Includes: Summer opportunity patch, snack, craft
Session 1: Girl Scout Cabin
and activities
Flip Flop in the Sun Capacity: 75 per session
108 Hackberry, Garden City
Session 2: Long Branch Hut
Come and enjoy the summer in the sun and water at Optional Transportation for Monday Only:
1100 Longbranch, Dodge City
the Loga Vista Girl Scout Camp at Wellington Lake. Bus Fee: $40; will leave from the Wichita Girl Scout
Session 3: Girl Scout Cabin
Flip Flop camp has a Daisy through Brownie Girl Office and return to the Wichita Girl Scout Office
Light Park, Liberal
Scout day planned to explore science and nature, try when session ends.
Youth fee: $35
Brownie Bows, crafts and swimming. Third-grade
Includes: Crafts, meals and patch
Brownie activities include science, nature, archery Adult volunteers needed Capacity: 10 girls minimum; 35 girls maximum
and water fun with an overnight. Juniors are packed No tagalongs
full of water fun, archery, cooking, camping and a
Buses Adult volunteers needed
two-night overnight.
Individual participation No tagalongs
(girls may register individually for this event)
Grades: Kindergarten through sixth Individual participation
Dates and times: (girls may register individually for this event)
Code 175-D – Session 3: June 16
Kindergarten through second
Monday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Code 176-B – Session 3: June 17-18
Third
Tuesday 9 a.m. to Wednesday noon
Code 177-J – Session 3: June 18-20
Fourth through sixth
Wednesday 3 p.m. to Friday noon
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Junior Blast at Four Winds Night Owls Sunflower Region. Program also includes, cooking,
singing, games, possibly swimming and, of course,
Light the fuse on your summer with this three day and Come explore Starwoods Outdoor Center at night
with the bunkhouse as your home. The evening will having fun!
two overnight campout. The days will be action packed
with archery, hiking, rock fossils and crafts. You say, start with twilight pedal boating and canoeing. As it
gets darker, there will be “glow-in-the-dark” air golf Grades: Kindergarten through third
“Not enough fun!” Then how about canoeing, fishing
and other night activities. One night will include an Dates and times:
and swimming. Nobody will get left out of the cooking
off-site field trip to the Lake Afton Observatory. In Kindergarten and girls not wishing to spend the night:
party. Finish off the night with flashlight games, star
the morning you will cook brunch over a campfire. Code 810-D: Stockton
gazing, campfire and more.
May 28 Wednesday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.*
Grades: Fifth through ninth Alternate date for Stockton:
Grades: Fourth through sixth
Dates and times: June 24, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.*
Dates and times:
Code 515 – Session 6: July 16-18 (Check online for actual date confirmation)
Code 410 – Session 2: June 8-10
Wednesday 7 p.m. to Friday noon Code 811-D: Goodland
Sunday 3 p.m. to Tuesday 5 p.m.
Location: June 3, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Mountain Time)
Location:
Starwoods Outdoor Center Code 812-D: Oakley
Four Winds Girl Scout Camp
7800 S. 103rd St. West, Clearwater June 10, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.*
9236 S.E. Quivira Road, Leon
Youth fee: $80 Code 813-D: Victoria
Youth fee: $80
Adult fee: $25 June 17, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.*
Includes: Summer opportunity patch, food
and activities Includes: Summer opportunity patch, daily snack,
First through third grade
Capacity: 100 craft, activities, two breakfast, lunch and supper,
Code 810-B: Stockton
Optional Transportation: admission to Lake Afton Observatory.
Capacity: 18 girls and adults May 28-29, Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to Thursday 3 p.m.*
Bus Fee: $40 girls and adults; will leave from the
Alternate date for Stockton:
Wichita Girl Scout Office and return to the Wichita
June 24-25, Tuesday 9:30 a.m. to Wednesday 3 p.m.*
Girl Scout Office when session ends. Adult required
(Check online for actual date confirmation)
No tagalongs Code 811-B: Goodland
Adult volunteers needed Individual participation June 3- 4, Tuesday 9:30 a.m. to
No tagalongs (girls may register individually for this event) Wednesday 3 p.m. (Mountain Time)
Buses Code 812-B: Oakley
Individual participation June 10-11, Tuesday 9:30 a.m. to Wednesday 3 p.m.*
(girls may register individually for this event Outdoor Science and More! Code 813-B: Victoria
How are rainbows made? Can you bend light? June 17-18, Tuesday 9:30 a.m. to Wednesday 3 p.m.*
What can you do with the wind? How do animals *denotes Central Time
communicate? How do you cook outside without a
stove? Join us as we search for answers in the great
outdoors at this year’s Girl Scout Camp in the
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Location:
Goodland – Steever Park, 1617 Cherry
Sports Day Starwoods Outdoor Center
Oakley – Annie Oakley Park, near pool 627 East Fifth
Enjoy a fun-filled day of sports while you work on your
skills. Make new friends while constructing a craft and Day Camp
Stockton – 101 Main-Hwy 24 (west side of town) Do you want to experience summer camp fun, such as
swimming.
Victoria – City Park, near pool at 603 Iron (tentative) hiking, nature games, swimming at the lake, crafts and
Youth fee: Day only is $20/overnight is $32 cooking outside? At this day camp, there will be water-
Grades: First through sixth
Note: Sack lunch needed. More information will front activities for second through fourth grades along
Dates and times:
be sent before camp. with overnights. Second graders along with their lead-
Code 840: June 21
Adult volunteer help needed. Contact Virginia Jacobs ers will sleep in the lodge one night. Third and fourth
Saturday, Time TBA
at (888) 811-8832 grades will sleep in tents Thursday night.
Location: To be determined, Garden City
Adult fee: No charge for adult helpers. You must
Youth fee: $15 per girl
register to attend
Includes: Sports clinics, craft, patch and T-shirt Grades: Kindergarten through fourth
Includes: T-shirt, patch, meal(s), snack, crafts, Dates and times:
Capacity: 10 girls minimum; 25 girls maximum
swim fees, activities, facilities and more. Code 611-1D – Session 1: June 2-5
Capacity: 75 girls Kindergarten through first
Adult volunteers needed
Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
No tagalongs Code 611-1B – Session 1: June 2-6
Adult volunteers needed
Individual participation Second through fourth
No tagalongs
(girls may register individually for this event) Monday through Wednesday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Individual participation
(girls may register individually for this event) Thursday 9 a.m. to Friday noon
Code 611-3D – Session 3: June 16-19
Kindergarten through first
Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Code 611-3B – Session 3: June 16-20
Second through fourth
Monday through Wednesday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Thursday 9 a.m. to Friday noon
Location:
Starwoods Outdoor Center
7800 S. 103rd St. West, Clearwater
Youth fee: $80 kindergarten through first grade,
$95 second through fourth grade
Adult fee: No fee; adults must register with troop.
One adult per eight girls.
Includes: Summer opportunity patch, daily snack,
crafts and program activities. Supper and breakfast is
provided for second through fourth grade overnight
campers.
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Capacity: 240 campers; 12 units
Unit Capacity: 20 girls and four to six adults
Adult required
No tagalongs
To Space and Beyond . . .
Individual participation Sun, Moon & Stars
Adult volunteers needed (girls may register individually for this event) Space exploration from your own back yard! In wide
Adult required open spaces you can see galaxies, the Milky Way,
No tagalongs phases of the moon and constellations galore! We’ll
Buses Teen Blast at Four Winds use a telescope to get the scoop on space and see the
world in a whole new perspective. We will have hot
Individual participation Oh, do we have a date with the outdoors just waiting
for you! How about a three day and two night camp dogs for dinner, a campfire and s’mores to boot!
(girls may register individually for this event)
out? The days will be packed with archery, hiking
and crafts for older girls. When it gets hot, how about Grades: First through sixth
swimming, fishing and canoeing? Everyone helps with Dates and times:
Sun, Sand and Fun the cooking. Plan to stay up late and enjoy campfire Code 841: June 6, Friday 6 to 10 p.m.
Come dressed for your Hawaiian luau on a Kansas singing, dancing and tall tales. Location:
beach. You will swim, play beach volleyball, make a Combs Farm
sandy craft and end the day with a luau and tropi- Grades: Seventh through 12th 10825 N. Highway 83, Garden City
cal dessert. Luau theme activities will be conducted Dates and times: Youth fee: $10
indoors if the weather does not cooperate. Code 420 – Session 2: June 11-13 Requirements: Reservation deadline May 9, 2008
Wednesday 7 p.m. to Friday 5 p.m. Includes: Meal, snack and supplies
Grades: First through third Location: Capacity: 10 girls minimum; 40 girls maximum
Dates and times: Four Winds Girl Scout Camp
Code 240-M – Session 6: July 14 9236 S.E. Quivira Road, Leon Adult volunteers needed
Code 240-T – Session 6: July 15 Youth fee: $80 No tagalongs
Code 240-W – Session 6: July 16 Includes: Summer opportunity patch, food
Individual participation
Code 240-Th – Session 6: July 17 and activities
(girls may register individually for this event)
All sessions are 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Capacity: 100
Location: Optional Transportation:
Starwoods Outdoor Center Bus Fee: $40 for girls and adults; will leave from the
7800 S. 103rd St. West, Clearwater Wichita Girl Scout Office and return to the Wichita
Youth fee: $40 Girl Scout Office when session ends.
Adult fee: $10
Includes: Summer opportunity patch, dessert, Adult volunteers needed
craft and activities No tagalongs
Capacity: 80 Buses
Individual participation
(girls may register individually for this event)
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Twilight Hawaiian Camp Under the Sea Western Wilderness
Come experience the tropics in this evening camp. Oceans apart from the rest of the world – literally. Do you enjoy being outside and camping? Then
Enjoy learning about Hawaii and enjoy a luau. Angel shark, frogfish, lobster, octopus, squid, whales. this day camp is for you. Enjoy a week of canoeing,
Check out our oceans full of animals from A to Z. archery, swimming, crafts, nature trails, outdoor
Grades: Kindergarten through 12th cooking and more. Days will be filled with a mix of
planned activities and free time. Come enjoy the
Dates and times: Grades: First through sixth
nature at Harvey County West Park.
Code 842: June 10 and 12 Dates and times:
Tuesday and Thursday 6 to 8 p.m. Code 843-B: June 26-27
Grades: Kindergarten through sixth
This is a two-day event for girls to attend both days Thursday and Friday Dates and times:
for one fee. First through third, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Code 620 – Session 4: June 23-26
Location: Code 843-J: June 26-27 Kindergarten through second
Girl Scout Cabin Thursday and Friday Monday through Thursday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Light Park, Liberal Fourth through sixth, 1:30 to 5 p.m. Code 623 – Session 4: June 23-26
Youth fee: $10 Location: Third
Includes: Meal, craft and patch Lee Richardson Zoo – Finnup Education Center Monday and Tuesday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Capacity: 10 girls minimum, 40 girls maximum 405 S. Fourth St., Garden City Wednesday 9 a.m. through Thursday 3:30 p.m.
Youth fee: $20 Code 624 – Session 4: June 23-27
Adult volunteers needed Requirements: Reservation deadline May 30, 2008 Fourth through sixth
Includes: Crafts, educational materials, snacks, patch Monday and Tuesday 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Individual participation
and videos Wednesday 9 a.m. through Friday 11 a.m.
(girls may register individually for this event) Location:
Capacity: 10 girls minimum; 40 girls maximum per
Harvey County West Park
age level
15835 N.W. 24th St., Burrton
Youth fee:
Adult volunteers needed Kindergarten through second: $65
No tagalongs Third: $85
Individual participation Fourth through sixth: $110
(girls may register individually for this event) Includes: Summer opportunity patch, food and
activities
Capacity: 150
Unit Capacity: 15 girls per unit with two to four
adults
Adult volunteers needed
No tagalongs
Individual participation
(girls may register individually for this event)
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Where the Sidewalk Ends Wonders of the World
Busy during the day? Try evening camp. Every girl Travel the world in a week gazing at our most treasured
needs to be outdoors and this program will give wonders. From North America to China to the African
first-time campers the opportunity to enjoy the Plains, this will be an adventure you’ll never forget.
outdoors. The girls have a chance to be creative, learn Bring your creative spirit and we’ll see if we can bring
teamwork and build confidence while enjoying the other countries to life right before your eyes!
great outdoors.
Grades: First through sixth
Grades: Kindergarten through second
Dates and times:
Dates and times:
Code 844-B: July 21-25
Code 651 – Session 5: July 7-10
Monday through Thursday 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. First through third
Location: Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Wichita Girl Scout Center Code 844-J: July 21-25
360 Lexington Rd., Wichita Fourth through sixth
Youth fee: $45 Monday through Friday 1:30 to 5 p.m.
Includes: Daily snack and program, eat supper Location:
before arriving. Lee Richardson Zoo, Finnup Education Center
Capacity: 100 405 S. Fourth St., Garden City
Youth fee: $40
Adult volunteers needed Requirements: Reservation deadline July 3, 2008
No tagalongs Includes: Craft supplies, snack, drink, educational
Individual participation handouts, videos and patch
(girls may register individually for this event) Capacity: 10 girls minimum; 40 girls maximum
per age level
Adult volunteers needed
No tagalongs
Individual participation
(girls may register individually for this event)
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24. Old Cowtown Museum
Celebrating 50 wonderful years
The Girl Scout Living History Program at
Old Cowtown Museum ~ 1958-2008
Commemorative books are available at the Wichita Girl Scout
Center that detail the history of the program. The program books
contain activities and recipes that can be conducted during troop
meetings.
Come and join us this summer to help us celebrate 50 years at
Old Cowtown Museum.
To mark the 50th anniversary we are planning special activities and
treats along with a special souvenir T-shirt and patch that will be for
sale at Cowtown programs.