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Agnes Baden-Powell

 
9781440036996: How Girls Can Help Their Country (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

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IT is not intended that Girl Scouts should form a new club, separated from all others, but that girls who belong to any kind of existing organization, such as school clubs, factories, social or charitable clubs, Y. W. Can also take up, in addition to their other work or play, the Girl Scouts' training and games, especially on Saturdays and Sundays. By meeting on Sundays it is not meant that girls should play or work, but that they should take walks where they can carry out Nature study of plants and animals, that is, of God's work in nature, and to do good turns. Where girls do not already belong to any clubs, they can form themselves into groups and bands, and these are called Girl Scouts.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

FOREWORD IF character training and learning citizenship are necessary for boys, how much more important it is that these principles 5hould be instilled into the minds of girls ,who are destined to be the mothers and guides of the next generation. An attractive and practical form of active educational pastime is needed and for this purpose the Girl Scouts are organized, The Scout movement, so popular among boy~, is unfitted for the needs of girls, but on something the same lines has been devised the present systc1n giving a more womanly training for both mind and body, Honor, duty, loyalty, kindness, comradeship, purity, cheerfulness, and thrift, are the qualities it seeks to develop. To bc a Girl Scout, a girl should love and admire these things in other people, seck to attain them herself, and to promote them among her comrades, not in any priggish fashion, but through being loyal, honorable, kind, and helpful, in the home, in the school, in the field, o

Table of Contents

Contents; Part I Sumnlary; How TO START A PATROL; FIRST 11EETl='IG; GmL-ScoUT LAW; SECON'D fvIEETIKG; iJUTIES; Part II Camping; OrEN-AIR PURSUITS; SI~L"'-DEFEiCE; VOODCRAFT; 130TAXY; STARS; GARDENING; Part III Home LiTe; SA:-JILTIO='I; IIoUSEWWERY; COOKING ; CARE OF CHILDRE~; I; 2; 7; 12; 18; 33; 41; 4~; 66; 7i; So; 86 Part IV Hospital Work; TE~D1NG THE INJuHED; BE PHEPARED FOR ACCIDE>JTS; Part V Patriotisnl; SEII'-DISC1PLDIE; SELF - b-1 PRO V Ell E NT; Part VI Organization; PAGE:; go; 91; 9 1; 102; JoG; l08; 119; QUALIFICATIONS FOR THREE RAKKS OF SCOUTS 123; CERE~IO~Y OF INVESTITURE 125; TESTS FOR PROFIC1ENCV BADGES 129; NOTES TO I~STRUCTORS 142

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