Get Involved | 2011-2012 Girl Scout Programs

Please note that registration for these programs takes place through Girl Scouts – North Carolina Coastal Pines. Questions should be directed to Girl Scout Program Director.

Programs for All Girls Scouts and their family members

Breakfast with the Butterflies
Start off a day of self-guided discovery by having breakfast outside the Butterfly House! Spend the rest of the day on your own exploring the world of science by experimenting with different exhibits, walking through a tornado, and observing animals such as red wolves, snakes, black bears and lemurs!
May 5, 2012 
8:00 am – 5:00pm

 

Programs for Daisy, Brownie & Junior Girl Scouts

Animal Encounters
The Museum has a variety of animals for you to meet and touch! Join us for this 50-minute program where you will encounter several animals including a mammal, a reptile and a bird! Spend the rest of the day exploring the Museum on your own!
February 4, 2012   
9:00am

Programs for Brownie & Junior Girl Scouts

Chemistry Creations
Spellbound by science? Enchanted by experiments? Then join us for a mesmerizing morning of magical experiments. In this 50-minute program, we'll brew a fizzing potion, make liquids change colors and make a tasty frozen treat! Spend the rest of the day exploring the Museum on your own!
April 21, 2012 
9:00am

Programs for Junior Girl Scouts

 

Topo Maps and Treasure Hunts
Grab your compasses! In this program we will create topographical maps and use navigational tools to search for hidden treasures. Spend the rest of the day exploring the Museum on your own!
October 29, 2011 
9:00am

 

Crime Solvers Overnighter
Explore the tricks of the trade of a crime scene investigator. Learn what it takes to work both in the field and in the lab by lifting fingerprints and examining fibers. Test your skills at our staged crime scene - can you find the evidence to convict the guilty suspect? This event includes dinner, breakfast and a badge.
November 12-13, 2011
5:30pm Saturday – 9:00am Sunday

 

 

Wild About Wildlife Overnighter
Become a wildlife biologist! Observe the behaviors of bears, wolves, and lemurs using professional tools and equipment. Afterward, use data, photographs, and observations to build Web sites sharing findings and allow continued access to the information long after the night is over. This event fulfills requirements for the Wildlife badge and includes dinner, breakfast, and a badge.
March 17-18, 2012
5:30pm Saturday – 9:00am Sunday