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[quote=Anonymous]My daughter is very active and not an indoor arts and crafts girl at all. The troop that she was in was dull to her. So I stepped up and became a leader. When I held the parents meeting I made it clear that the focus of our troop would be outdoor and STEM activities. To make this happen, I had to become the camp certified adult, the first aided, and the troop leader. Basically I can fulfil any role that is needed in the troop. The girls in our troop like the activities we do. We do some hiking and cookouts now. Next year they will bridge to Juniors and they've requested to go kayaking, camping, archery, ropes course and an overnight at a museum. They've also figured out that many girls don't get a chance to be in the outdoors so we are starting to think of a service project that they can do either with Daisys or Brownies to introduce them to the outdoors. Girl Scouts is what you make of it. If you don't like what's offered, change it. [/quote]
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