1. WELCOME TO JUNIOR LEADERSHIP TRAINING

2. AGENDA Working with Juniors National Program Portfolio Product Sales/Financial Literacy Leader Resources

3. WORKING WITH JUNIORS “Girl Scouting can be the magic thread which links the youth of the world together.” - Juliette Gordon Low

4. WORKING WITH JUNIORS Team Agreement/Decision-making Quiet Sign Talking Stick

5. WORKING WITH JUNIORS BUILDING OUR TEAM

6. WORKING WITH JUNIORS TROOP GOVERNMENT Patrol System Town Meeting Executive Board

7. WORKING WITH JUNIORS Patrol System Patrol Leader

8. WORKING WITH JUNIORS TOWN MEETING Meeting Moderators

9. WORKING WITH JUNIORS Executive Board PresidentVice President Secretary Treasurer

10. WORKING WITH JUNIORS People First Language Rephrase these statements: 1.The veggie in my troop… 2.The disabled girl in my troop… 3.The peanut allergy in my troop… 4.The ADD kid in my troop…

11. WORKING WITH JUNIORS Meet my daughter How can I challenge her? How can I accommodate her?

12. WORKING WITH JUNIORS What do I do now? Exuberant and curious Wants to voice her ideas Sensitive to the opinions of others May not be mindful of safety High energy level Becoming more independent

13. FOCUS OF GIRL SCOUT ACTIVITIES Discover Connect Take Action GIRL SCOUT PROCESSES Girl Led Learning by Doing Cooperative Learning LONG—TERM OUTCOME OUR MISSION Girls lead with courage, confidence, and character to make the world a better place. 15 SHORT-TERM AND INTERMEDIATE OUTCOMES Girls gain specific knowledge skills, attitudes, behaviors, and values in Girl Scouting. Girl Scout Leadership Experience

14. DISCOVER CONNECT LEADERSHIP 15 GIRL SCOUT LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE OUTCOMES Girls develop a strong sense of self Girls develop positive values Girls gain practical life skills Girls seek challenges in the world Girls develop critical thinking Girls develop healthy relationships Girls promote cooperation and team building Girls can resolve conflicts Girls advance diversity in a multicultural world Girls feel connected to their communities, locally and globally TAKE ACTION Girls can identify community needs Girls are resourceful problem solvers Girls advocate for themselves and others, locally\and globally Girls educate and inspire others to act Girls feel empowered to make a difference in the world Girl Scout Leadership Experience

15. Every journey Teambuilding Be Inspired Learn and Discover Vision Choose a Project Plan a Project Do a Project Reflect Celebrate

16. ANATOMY OF A JOURNEY SESSION  At a Glance  Ceremonies  What to say  Activities and instructions  Healthy Snacks  Coaching to create a quality experience  Take it outside  Tying activities to impact and Take Action  Memory Keepers

18. Jump To Journeys  Jump to Journeys is a patch program that lets the girls get a taste of each journey in their grade level.  Download Jump to Journeys patch requirements and taster activities www.girlscoutsnorcal.org

19. Journey Snapshots  A summary of all the journeys to help girls make a choice  Download from our website Leader Resources www.GirlScoutsNorCal.org

20. BRONZE AWARD 1.Go on a Junior journey 2.Build your Girl Scout Junior team 3.Explore your community 4.Choose your project 5.Make a plan 6.Put your plan in motion 7.Spread the word For complete information go to the Junior Girls’ Guide to Girl Scouting starting on page 2 of the handbook section

21. PRODUCT SALES AND FINANCIAL LITERACY

22. WHAT DO JUNIORS DO? Take journeys and earn leadership awards Take awesome side trips Go camping and hiking Earn badges Participate in product sales Learn to lead their troop Have fun

23. WHERE ARE WE NOW?

24. REVIEW Working with Juniors National Program Portfolio Product Sales/Financial Literacy Leader Resources

25. WRAP IT UP

26. RESOURCES AND HELP Learning Facilitators: Juliette Low jlow@heaven.com Olave Baden Powell Ladygg@pearlygates.net Your Service Unit Volunteers www.girlscoutsnorcal.org