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A: At a troop meeting, at a Council event, at camp, or at home
Q: Where can you earn an Interest project?
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A: Life Skills, Nature, Science & Health, Communications, The Arts & History, and Sports & Recreation
Q: What are the 5 divisions of the handbook which replace the 5 Worlds of Interest?
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A: Complete 2 activities from Skill Builders, 1 frlom Technology, 1 from Cereer Exploration, 1 from Service Projects, and 2 from any of the above.
Q: What is required to earn an Interest Project?
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A: Until June 1998
Q: When can you work on discontinued interest projects?
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A: The number of activities required to earn the Cadette or Senior Challenge Pin.
Q: What is 5 (one from each section)?
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A: The name of the patch given for Career Exploration activities at the Cadette level.
Q: What is "From Dreams to Reality"?
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A: The number of hours required for the service project in Section 4 of the Senior Challenge.
Q: What is 15?
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A: Getting a paying job is an option for this Senior recognition.
Q: What is the Career Exploration Pin?
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A: This recognition can be found in both the Cadette & Senior program levels.
Q: What is the Leadership Pin?
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A: A pin after the initial training and a patch after 25 hours of service is given for this.
Q: What is Program Aide or Senior Program Aide?
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A: 25 hours in Cadettes and 30 hours in Seniors for which a torch pin is given.
Q: What is the amount of time to work in a leadership position in order to earn the Cadette/Senior Leadership Pin?
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A: LIT, CIT, CIT-II, SGSTA
Q: What are leadership recognitions that only Senior Girl Scouts may earn?
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A: This group approves the Gold Award projects & this person approves the Silver Award projects in our Council.
Q: Who is the Gold Award Committee and the Program Director?
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A: Earning this number of Interest Projects are required for the Gold Award.
Q: What is 4?
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A: This person approves an applicant's pre-requisites for the Silver Award in our Council.
Q: Who is the Troop Leader?
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A: It is encouraged that the Gold Award project be done by this number of girls.
Q: What is 1?
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A: The number of hours for training and the nubmer of hours of service required for the Cadette/Senior or Girl Scout Community Service Bars.
Q: What is 4 and 25?
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A: This recognition is given to a girl who has been in Girl Scouts for 10 years, not necessarily continuous.
Q: What is the 10 year pin?
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A: This recognition is received for service in a camp setting.
Q: What is CIT or CIT-II?
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A: Attending a conference at the Girl Scout training center in Briarcliff Manor, NY earns a girl this special pin.
Q: What is the Macy lamp?
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