Calling new Daisy and Brownie leaders! Let's dive into some tips and tricks to be sure your meetings are girl led, all while everyone is having fun.

Workshop Leader: Eliz Adem

Focus: D, B

Come learn about how your girls can earn GSUSA Religious Recognitions. This workshop will cover recognitions from individual faiths as well as the GSUSA My Promise My Faith program. We will also discuss how to celebrate Girl Scout Week and the awardees at Girl Scout Sunday, Sabbath, and Jum' ah services.

Workshop Leaders: Tara Mochizuki & Giselle Palacios-Del Mundo

Focus: D, B, J, C, S, AMB

A hands on workshop designed to assist leader's and girl's understanding of Girl Scout ceremonies like Investiture, Court of Awards, Bridging and Thinking Day. This is especially helpful for adults who were not Girl Scouts themselves.

Workshop Leader: Jeanette Bemis

Focus: D, B, J

Items to bring: scissors to cut paper

Learn how to create an online space for your service unit or interest group on gsCommunity. This session will include best practices on creating a sense of belonging in the digital space and techniques for engaging your group.

Workshop Leader: Priti Singh

Focus: C, S, AMB

Items to bring: A phone

Are you new to Girl Scouts, or just want to remember the most popular Girl Scout songs? Join us as we learn the songs that have staying power. Feel free to record on your phone: lyric sheets will not be provided due to copyright issues. No singing experience needed!

Workshop Leader: Theresa Northcutt

Focus: D, B, J, C, S, AMB

Harness the energy in your wiggly girls and re-energize the droopy ones! Games are a super way to build community within your troop while having active fun. These games are fast, easy, and based on getting along - not just competing.

Workshop Leader: Daisy Kiehn

Focus: D, B, J, C, S, AMB

Items to bring: wear comfortable clothes.

If you feel daunted by the idea of running a robotics team, this session will give you the confidence to engage your troop with some awesome STEM activities! Join the leaders of the Space Cookies (FRC Team 1868 | Girl Scout Troop 62868) to learn how you can get involved in the FIRST Lego League (FLL). FIRST's mission is to engage young people in exciting programs that build STEM skills, inspire innovation, and foster capabilities including self-confidence, communication, and leadership - it's a great fit with the Girl Scout "fun with purpose" curriculum. Seniors and Ambassadors can coach FLL teams too!

Workshop Leaders: Shoshanah Cohen & Susan Cheng

Focus: B, J, C, S, AMB

When you are out with your girls at night, look up! Come learn about the constellations, how to find them and the stories behind them. Engage in fun, hands-on, star-related activities that can be used to complete badge requirements.

Workshop Leader: Val Armento

Focus: D, B, J, C, S, AMB

Items to bring: an empty, clean pint or quart size ice cream container.

This course is required for at least one adult who will accompany the troop when cooking or sleeping outdoors. Emphasis is on how to teach skills to the girls and prepare them for their outdoor experiences, as well as health and safety concerns. You will be preparing your lunch during the class, so please do not order a Discoveree lunch.

This is a three session workshop - sessions 1, 2, & 3. You must attend all three sessions to get certified.

Prerequisite online courses:

• Safety Wise,

• Trip & Outdoor Basics,

• Sleep Out,

• Camp Out,

• Campfire

Workshop Leaders: Carol Aviña & Gail Glenn

Focus: D, B, J, C, S, AMB

Items to bring: a mess kit (an unbreakable plate, bowl and cup with eating utensils), and a camping chair.

Learn the basics of this global sport. We'll start with a brief overview of the basics then head outdoors to find some cache containers in the immediate area using your cell phones with the Geocaching app loaded. We'll cover the steps required to lead the Junior badge: Geocaching.

This is a two session workshop -sessions 1 & 2

Workshop Leader: Liz Crocker

Focus: J, C, S, AMB

Items to bring: cell phone with the Geocaching app installed and active with a login.

In this class you will help prepare a wide variety of snacks, desserts, and meal selections and cook them using a box oven. Walk away from this class with your own box oven, recipe book, and improved skills for your next camp out with the girls. Lunch is not included but come prepared to sample and share your box oven treats.

Workshop Leader: Karen Rodriguez and Jan Krzesinska

Focus: D, B, J, C, S, AMB

Lanyard making is a classic scout and camp craft. Learn the box stitch, the round stitch and 4 methods for starting a 2 strand project.

Workshop Leader: Gina Garitson

Focus: B, J, C, S, AMB

Celebrate with party favors. Make simple party favors and cards for family and friends. Our focus will be on favors for July through December.

Workshop Leaders: Kim Maynard & Tia Smirnoff

Focus: J, C, S, AMB

Item to bring: Scissors

Does arming your troop with a dozen needles and thread seem intimidating? Learn how to teach a basic sewing project and gain confidence with peers.

Workshop Leader: Jennifer Caldwell

Focus: D, B, J, C, S, AMB

You'll get a chance to learn how to do wood burning - a fun troop or camporee activity. You'll learn about the materials needed for this craft and sources for getting them. I will cover best practices for safety and how to teach this skill to girls. You'll go home with a beautiful wood burning item you created.

Workshop Leaders: Carleen Butz and Jessica Ramirez

Focus: J, C, S, AMB

Learn to make beautiful traditional Hawaiian ribbon and yarn leis as gifts to celebrate graduations, birthdays, and special occasions.

Workshop Leader: Rachel Browne

Focus: C, S, AMB

Make miniature cuteness with a barbed needle and wool roving that you stab to create art or a sweet gift for a special friend. You will leave with the items of your creation and all the information you need to make more of these engaging items on your own.

Workshop Leaders: Deborah Rodriguez Dear & Rebecca Rodriguez

Focus: J, C, S, AMB

Leather crafting is a very versatile art that involves many skills (sewing, painting, dying, etc.). This is an intro class suitable for all ages who wish to learn the basics of working with leather.

Workshop Leaders: Erin Gowen & Robin Gowen

Focus: D, B, J, C, S, AMB

Items to bring: a rubber or wooden mallet (if you have one)

Take a session of free time! Visit the council shop on-site, find a table and meet with your friends. Check your social media feed (don't forget to #discoveree2022). This is your time to relax and rejuvenate. Register for this workshop if you do not wish to register for any other workshops this session.