The Early Years: 1912 – 1929
This patch program focuses
on life skills and badge work done by girls during Juliette Low’s time
… skills that can still be surprisingly useful today. Activities may
include knot tying (specifically, how to tie a burglar with 8 inches
of rope), signal flags and Morse code, learning to make a bed with a
patient in it, camping skills, period games and more. (All ages)

Daily Programs
Moving Forward: 1930 - 1959
This patch program focuses on life skills and badge work during
the “classic” era of Girl Scouts. Activities may include period
camping and first aid skills, Girl Scout badge work and how it
corresponded to professional skills at that time, geography, period
games and more. (Juniors & up)
Preserving Girl Scout History (i.e. Archives)*
This S.T.E.A.M. program focuses on how to preserve your own
Girl Scout memories, priceless personal treasures & even your
family history. Girls learn the chemistry behind good preservation
techniques (just what does “archival safe” mean, anyway?), and what
you’ve been doing right (and wrong) ‘til now. Then we’ll get creative
while scrapbooking and play with Girl Scout history while earning this
Council’s Own badge. (Juniors & up)
Geocaching*
We'll use multi-million dollar satellites to find Tupperware
while earning this Council’s Own badge! Come treasure hunting with the
staff of First Headquarters in this S.T.E.M. program as you learn all
about navigating with modern technology. We’ll then test these
life-skills and take to the streets of Savannah in a high-tech version
of hide-and-seek with a twist. (Juniors & up)
Black History*
We gwine he'p dem learn more about the unique Gullah-Geechee
culture of coastal Georgia and South Carolina, and how that culture
has influenced other Americans … perhaps more than you realize. Every
played a kazoo? Had a guber? Sang “Kumbayah” around a campfire? Learn
how members and descendants of the Gullah-Geechee community have
shaped (and continue to shape) not only Savannah and Girl Scout
history, but American history as well. (Brownie & up)
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