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*SWAPS is a clever acronym for "Special Whatchmacallits Affectionally Pinned Somewhere." SWAPS are small tokens or keepsakes that Girl Scouts (and adults) trade with other Girl Scouts that serve as a reminder of a memory or special event. They made their first appearance at national Girl Scout Senior Roundups in the 1950s and 1960s. Historically, SWAPS are a way to provide contact information for Girl Scouts to stay connected after larger events; a sort of Girl Scout business card. 

*Caddies will make SWAPS, sing, and move along to new and traditional Girl Scout camp songs. This meeting is offered as a tool to help pass along the rich traditions of SWAPS and songs learned in Girl Scouting.

*Come join us at Otsego Prairie Park, on Tuesday, July 22, from 6:00pm to 7:30pm.

Full Day Training and Event Flow:

1. Older Caddies Set-up

2. Arrival, Sign-In

3. Ice Breaker

4. PAT (Program Aide Training) Opening 

5. PAT Overview

6. Positive Female Role Models

7. Three Keys to Leadership

8. Girl Scout Process

9. Age Level Abilities

10. Giving Directions

11. Managing Behavior

12. Leading Songs, Leading Games

13. Activity Planning Start to Finish

14. Lunch and All Caddie Round-Robin

15. All Caddies Clean-up

16. Caddie Sign-out

Please save the date: 

*Friday, July 25

Start Time for PAT: 9:00AM 

Lunch: 12:00PM-12:30PM

Caddie Clean-up & Sign-out: 12:30-1:00PM

*Shelter at Otsego Prairie Park