Meeting #4
Dec 10, 2012
Dec 10, 2012
Supplies:
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Daisy Kit
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Kaper chart
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Snackbox
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4 trays for sorting money
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Salt dough hands, paint, paint brushes, paint
shirts
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Little white gift bags for decorating
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Check and $3.50 in cash to show how people
might pay for cookies
Poem to attach to Rudolph
Ornaments:
This is the hand
you used to hold,
when I was a Daisy,
just years old!
Christmas 2012
This is the hand
you used to hold,
when I was a Daisy,
just years old!
Christmas 2012
Snack & Pre-Meeting:
Opening & Business: Stand in
horseshoe, do pledge and say Promise and Law.
Pass a daisy, say your name and favorite kind of cookie.
Song: Make New Friends Song, Promise Song, & “I’m a Little Daisy” (to the tune of “I’m a Little Teapot”):
I’m a Little Daisy standing tall, (Stand on tip toes)
I’m a Little Daisy friend to all, (Wave with right hand)
I’m a Little Daisy helping every day, (Clasp hands together)
and living my life the Girl Scout way. (Girl Scout sign)
Daisy Circle: Talk about money and cookie business.
What activities do the girls like to do? (go to movies, gymnastics
or dance lessons, library, play with toys) Write on dry-erase board. Circle the ones that involve spending
money. List some other things that cost
money (housing, cars, school, etc.) What
are some things our Troop does that costs money?
How could they earn money? (Help out more at home, sell unwanted
items).
One way our Troop can earn money is by selling Cookies. If your parents want, you can sell some
Cookies and help the Troop earn money.
Cookies are $3.50 each. How might
people pay them for the cookies? (Check, cash—show what $3.50 could look like
in different configurations). Have them break into groups on floor and sort coins in trays to learn what coins looks like.
Activity: Paint Rudolph handprint ornaments. Decorate gift bag for Rudolph ornaments.
Closing: Do Daisy Hands, ask girls questions about the meeting, having them respond with a vote from zero to five fingers. Do friendship squeeze. Girl starts making a wish and sending a squeeze around the circle. When the girl who began the squeeze gets it back she says, “Goodbye Daisy Girl Scouts.” Everyone comes to center and says “1-2-3 Goodbye Daisy Girl Scouts”.
Pass out Financial Literacy Leaves
Next Meeting: Jan. 7
at 4 p.m.