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2009-2010 Girl Scout Product Activities Girl Scout Cookie Activity Pin 2009–2010
Girl Scouts shine online during cookie season! What goes together like Thin Mints and a glass of milk? Girl Scout Cookies and computer savvy! Getting Connected is the theme for this year's Girl Scout Cookie Activity Pin. It's all about safe ways for girls to use tech savvy and connect with customers during the Girl Scout Cookie Experience.
Earning the Girl Scout Cookie Activity Pin Girls can earn the Girl Scout Cookie Sale Activity Pin by completing at least two items from each of the categories (Gather, Store and Sort, and Share), or decide to do them all. If girls don't have access to a computer at home, help them find access in your community—at school, the library, a recreation center, or maybe even an office training area. It is more fun to work together, but girls can also do the activities under the supervision of parents at home. The Role of Adults Adults act as coaches who help girls develop leadership skills by using these three processes:
This year's activities focus on getting connected through marketing. Concurrently, there are important updates to Safety-Wise and Volunteer Packet guidelines involving internet use for online marketing. As always, safety is our primary concern when girls are doing any activity, including using the Internet. Girls and their parents cannot make financial transactions online with Girl Scout product; however, girls can market product and ask for customer preferences, following up with the customer in person if indicate they want to purchase product. To find out how to navigate the new guidelines, read 411 on Online Product Marketing and the revised Safety-Wise standards below. Share them with adults and girls so we're all on the same page. For more information read the Cookie Pin adult guides and cookie materials provided by your council and vendor. Attend cookie training at the council, service unit, or troop level, whether you are an adult working with girls or an adult volunteering to help the Girl Scout in your family meet her goals. In addition, check out your council's latest Volunteer Packet. Note that Girl Scout Revised Safety Guidelines (2009) and the revised Girl Scout Internet Safety Pledge apply to all council product sales (cookies, nuts and candy, magazines), with one exception. Customers may submit orders and online payment for magazines, because product is not handled directly by the girl. Girls send out e-mails to customers in a protected environment, who then choose magazines online. Offline sales materials are also available for magazines, as this function may not be available in your council. Find your program level, and then open the PDF for printing or viewing. The files are illustrated in color, so if you want to save ink, set your printer for black and white, or grey scale. For All Girl Scouts and Adults For Girl Scout Daisies
For Girl Scout Brownies and Juniors
For Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors
Please note: The Cookie Activity Pin can be ordered through Girl Scout Merchandise using UPC #09031. To wear it, see Where to Place Insignia on a Uniform. |
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