WorksheetsCeremonies and GS Days
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Worksheet time: 14mins
What is one of the reasons mentioned for Juniors to hold ceremonies?
To earn money for their projects
To have fun with friends and feel connected
To compete with other groups
To learn about the constellations
What does the text suggest that Juniors and their constellation of friends will do?
Change the world day by day
Travel around the world
Win all the competitions
Celebrate their birthdays only
How many parts does a ceremony typically have according to the text?
Two
Three
Four
Five
What is the purpose of the opening part of a ceremony?
To summarize the ceremony
To present membership pins
To welcome guests and set the mood for the occasion
To serve refreshments
What might the middle part of the ceremony include?
Serving refreshments
Lighting or putting out candles
Singing, reading poems, performing skits, or sharing candle lighting
A moment of silence
What could be included in the closing part of a ceremony?
A flag ceremony
A skit
A special reading
Poetry or stories
What is one of the suggested opening activities for a ceremony in a living room?
Song or dance
Form a circle
Greeting from volunteers and girls
Thought for the day
What is a suggested middle activity for a ceremony in the backyard or patio?
Skit
Personal thought
Present membership pins
Poetry or stories
What is a suggested closing activity for a ceremony in a mall?
Moment of silence
Special reading
Final moment of sharing
Light or put out candles
What is the purpose of an investiture ceremony in Girl Scouting?
To renew your Girl Scout Promise and review the Girl Scout Law
To welcome someone into Girl Scouting for the first time
To receive awards you've earned and celebrate your accomplishments
To share inspiration and celebration around a theme
When is a bridging ceremony held in Girl Scouting?
When you want to renew your Girl Scout Promise
When you receive awards you've earned
When you cross the bridge to the next level in Girl Scouting
When Girl Scouts get together to share inspiration and celebration
What is a rededication ceremony in Girl Scouting?
A ceremony to welcome new members
A ceremony to celebrate earning a Journey award
A ceremony to renew your commitment and review the Girl Scout Law
A ceremony to honor a special person or occasion
What happens at a Court of Awards ceremony in Girl Scouting?
Members share inspiration and celebration around a theme
Members welcome new people into Girl Scouting
Members renew their Girl Scout Promise
Members receive awards they've earned and celebrate their accomplishments
What is a Scouts’ Own ceremony?
A ceremony to welcome new members into Girl Scouting
A ceremony where Girl Scouts get together to share inspiration and celebration around a theme
A ceremony to cross the bridge to the next level in Girl Scouting
A ceremony to renew your Girl Scout Promise
When might a flag ceremony be used in Girl Scouting?
Only during outdoor events
Only at the beginning of meetings
For opening or closing meetings, special events, or to honor special occasions or people
Exclusively to welcome new members
Why is February 22 chosen as World Thinking Day?
It is the anniversary of the Girl Scouts organization.
It is the birthday of both Robert Baden-Powell and his wife, Olave.
It is a day chosen by the United Nations.
It is the day when Girl Scouts was first introduced to the world.
What is celebrated on March 12 in the United States?
World Thinking Day
The Girl Scout Birthday
The anniversary of the Girl Scouts organization
Girl Scout Week
What is Girl Scout Week?
A week to celebrate the founding of the Girl Scouts.
The week in which March 12 falls, celebrating Girl Scouts.
A week where Girl Scouts go camping.
A week dedicated to community service by Girl Scouts.
What do some Girl Scout Juniors do during Girl Scout Week?
They wear their uniforms to school every day.
They wear their uniforms if they go to a service at their place of worship.
They participate in a national parade.
They take part in a Girl Scout competition.
What is celebrated on April 22 in the context of Girl Scouts?
Founder's Day
Girl Scout Volunteer Day
Girl Scout Ambassador Day
Junior Girl Scout Day
When is Founder's Day for Girl Scouts celebrated?
April 22
October 31
August 10
December 25
What is the significance of Founder's Day for Girl Scouts?
It is the day when Girl Scouts make a pledge to the community.
It is the day when Girl Scouts honor the birthday of Juliette Gordon Low.
It is the day when Girl Scouts receive their badges.
It is the day when Girl Scouts start selling cookies.
What activity is suggested for Girl Scouts to do for their future as a Junior?
Write a letter to a friend
Write a letter to themselves about what they're looking forward to doing
Write a poem about their past experiences
Write a song for the Girl Scout Volunteer Day
