Get ready for a girl-planned, girl-led backpacking adventure by attending this Tuesday night Series. Beginning Backpackers will learn about the preparations, supplies, and equipment needed for a weekend of backpacking. Experienced Backpackers will review their skills and maybe even learn some new ones! [Read More]

Challenge yourself on this exciting High Adventure activity at the Wichita Mountains National Wildlife Refuge. Oklahoma Canyoneering will include base camp, an overnight backpacking excursion, rock climbing and rappelling. This activity has been rated as HA3 due to the level of challenge, intensity, and personal comfort. [Read More]

DISCOVER, CONNECT and TAKE ACTION through the Program Aide Leadership Project. This is a special training program that will make it possible for you to work directly with a troop, group, or day camp unit of younger Girl Scouts under the supervision of an adult leader or staff member. [Read More]

This training will qualify you to work on a weekly basis with a younger troop. You will complete the Core Training as well as the PA Troop Aide Specialization Module. [Read More]

Learn some great make-and-take craft ideas to present at a troop meeting or in a day camp setting. Find out how to recycle many items for a craft project. [Read More]

Songs What are we going to sing for grace this time? How about for the campfire we’re having? Games Playing games can keep those younger girls active and involved. You’ll learn how to teach quiet indoor and rowdy outdoor games. [Read More]

You’ve had the camping basics and now you are ready to help your girls learn advanced camping skills. In this module you will learn how to teach girls to use a Vagabond Stove and Buddy Burner, lash a table, use knives safely, and cook in a Bean Hole. Also, fi nd your way with some compass games and review tenting skills that you can teach to younger girls. [Read More]

Once you have completed your Core Training and Program Aide hours, and are in grades 9-12, you may become a PA II. All you need to do is request and complete the PA II Reorientation Packet, take a Specialization Module, and complete your hours. [Read More]

Geysers, hot springs, waterfalls – craggy peaks, alpine lakes, deep canyons, vast forests – bison, elk, bears, eagles – the solace and beauty of wild places – the world’s first national park (1872) – this is YELLOWSTONE! [Read More]

DISCOVER and seek challenges in the world; CONNECT with others to promote cooperation and team building; and TAKE ACTION by inspiring others to learn about their world. destinations are travel experiences for individual Girl Scouts that go beyond the troop and Council setting. destinations with nationwide participation are adventures designed specially for Girl Scouts to: [Read More]

The bowling ball fence – the Suitcase of Death Museum – the world’s 3rd longest burning light bulb – the “Elvis Stayed Here” motel – who wouldn’t want to see all these odd sites that are found only in Oklahoma? Join us for a weekend road trip to visit numerous unique, cool, and weird sites around Oklahoma. [Read More]

Did you go to Robbers Cave when you were a sixth grade Girl Scout – do you remember tearing the seat of your pants out on Devil’s Slide? Did you go to Robbers Cave with your troop for a campout? Do you remember how much fun you had and all the new friends you made? Haven’t ever been to Robbers Cave? Well, this may be your chance to go! [Read More]

Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma’s renowned SIXTH GRADE TRIP to Robbers Cave State Park is coming your way! It is the trip where so many girls have torn out the seat of their pants on the infamous “DEVIL’S SLIDE”! We will visit the hideouts of notorious outlaws of long ago, explore the caves, hike the trails, take part in recreational activities and make crafts. [Read More]

Love camping, exploring, and hiking? Then this is the activity for you! Come join CSAPP on our fi rst ever backpacking trip! We will have a base camp Friday night, then Saturday we will hike up to Lost Lake, set up camp and start exploring! Sunday we will pack up camp, hike out and spend some time playing in and around Robbers Cave. [Read More]

Guidelines for Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors to earn the Girl Scout Gold Award. Required before beginning on the steps: Complete two Girl Scout Senior (Girltopia or Sow What?) or Girl Scout Ambassador (Your Voice Your World or Justice) journeys. OR Have earned the Girl Scout Silver Award and complete one Senior or Ambassador journey. [Read More]

Guidelines for Girl Scout Cadettes to earn the Girl Scout Silver Award. 1. Go on a Cadette journey (aMaze! The Twists and Turns of Getting Along OR Breathe). 50 hours is the suggested minimum for the following Girl Scout Silver Award steps: 2. Identify issues you care about. 3. Build your Girl Scout Silver Award team or decide to go solo. 4. Explore your community. 5. Pick your Take Action project. 6. Develop your project. [Read More]

Girls will be able to participate in the Fall Product Sale beginning in early October and the Cookie activities in January – so, be on the lookout for more information! [Read More]

DISCOVER new skills at this workshop where you will complete the American Red Cross Babysitting Certifi cation and the activities for the Child Care Interest Project. The babysitting course covers: safety, caring for children at different stages of development, first aid for bleeding and breathing emergencies, and the business of babysitting. [Read More]

The CSAPP invites you to DISCOVER, CONNECT, and TAKE ACTION! DISCOVER your leadership and decision-making skills. CONNECT with old and new friends to team up and promote cooperation. Practice your leadership skills by planning fun things like day trips, campouts, and workshops. TAKE ACTION by planning service projects and inspiring others to take part, too! Girls lead this group so the number and types of activities undertaken depends on you. Hope to see you soon! [Read More]

Guidelines for Girl Scout Cadettes to earn the Girl Scout Silver Award. [Read More]

Guidelines for Girl Scout Seniors and Ambassadors to earn the Girl Scout Gold Award. [Read More]

Once you have completed your Core Training and Program Aide hours, and are in grades 9-12, you may become a PA II. All you need to do is request and complete the PA II Reorientation Packet, take a Specialization Module, and complete your hours. [Read More]