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Girl Scouts of Minnesota and Wisconsin Lakes and Pines is dedicated to building girls of courage, confidence, and character who make the world a better place. Girl Scouting is about trying new things, developing life skills and making a difference in the community. What's New? Sign Up for Camp! Don't miss our cool summer camps! There's still time to register! Camp Roundelay Northern Lakes Canoe Base Shingobee Timbers Think Fall, Think Our World Our Family Our World, Our Family will be held Sept. 5-7, 2008, at Camp Lincoln and Camp Lake Hubert, near Nisswa. This fall kickoff camping event draws nearly 1,000 participants each year. Girls choose one-hour sessions from a list of over 50 choices which include: Brownie Crafts, Fishing, Pamper Yourself, Sand Volleyball, Low Ropes, High Ropes and the Climbing Wall. Adult chaperones can spend time with the girls in their troop, participate in training or other activities, or may choose to lead sessions. Session leaders receive partial refunds of their fee after the event. Registration packets are now available. You can either upload the packet here, or contact the Chisholm Service Center to have a print copy mailed to you: 800 862-0875 or nlucas@gslakesandpines.org. Plan to register early — this event usually fills to capacity by June 1. Our World Our Family Registration Packet Our Programs Daisy (Ages 5-6) Field trips. Finger painting. Planting a garden. Daisy Girl Scouts laugh, learn and grow in groups of five to 10 girls. Brownie (Ages 6-8) March in a parade. Learn a magic trick. Brownie Girl Scouts explore their community and build friendships through a variety of fun-filled activities. Junior (Ages 8-11) Kayak at summer camp. Learn to ride a horse. Earn badges. Junior Girl Scouts gain self-confidence, learn life skills and meet new friends as they earn badges that appeal to their interests. Cadette/Senior (11-17) Attend a Broadway Play. Learn to be a first responder in an emergency. Publish your own story. Under the guidance of a trained adult advisor, girls mix and match activities and resources to suit their needs while giving back to their communities.