Upcoming Events at National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
Sat Apr 13, 9:30 AM - Sat Apr 13, 11:30 AM
National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution
8th & G Streets, NW, Washington, DC 20001
Community: Washington DC
Description
National Portrait Gallery's Morning with the Girl Scouts fulfills the following requirements: Three requirements towards A World of Girls journey: 1. Hear a Story; 2. Tell a Story (Express Your Best!); 3. A Better World for Girls! One requirement towards the Brownie Qu
Event Details
National Portrait Gallery's Morning with the Girl Scouts fulfills the following requirements:
Three requirements towards A World of Girls journey: 1. Hear a Story; 2. Tell a Story (Express Your Best!); 3. A Better World for Girls!
One requirement towards the Brownie Quest journey completion: Juliette Gordon Low and the Three Keys
Two requirements towards the Brownie Legacy: Girl Scout Way: Share Sisterhood and Leave a place better than you found it.
Four requirements toward the Girl Scout Junior aMUSE journey completion: 1. Stereotype Tracker; 2. Honorary National President of Girl Scouts lesson; 3. Act Two, Scene 2: Getting in on the Action (Your Heart, Your Art, Your Part, and Project Toolbox); 4. Give a Picture a New Story
Two requirements toward the Girl Scout Junior Agent of Change journey completion: 1. Looking Back at Herstory; and 2. Real Girls, Real Moxie: Stories that Inspire
One requirement toward the Junior Girl Scout Way: 1. Celebrate the Girl Scout birthday.
One requirement towards the Cadette Girl Scout Way: Create a project honoring the courage, confidence, and character of the Girl Scouts (The Girl Scout Way, p.4)
One requirement towards the Girl Scout Cadette aMAZE journey completion: Friends Forever (p.34)
Four requirements towards the Girl Scout Cadette MEdia journey completion: 1. Archive This, Trash That (p.24); 2. Stereotypes: Easy but Inaccurate (p.45); 3. Time to Talk Back (p.50); 4. Your Media Remake (p.74)
Required chaperone ratio:
Grades 1-3: one adult per five (5) Girl Scouts
Grades 4-6: one adult per eight (8) Girl Scouts
Grades 7-12: one adult per ten (10) Girl Scouts
Please note that the same program will be repeated three times during the school year - October 20, March 9, April 13. We ask that participants choose one program to attend. Registration closes one week prior to the event.
For questions please contact Beth Evans at evansb@si.edu.
We look forward to seeing you at the National Portrait Gallery!
Three requirements towards A World of Girls journey: 1. Hear a Story; 2. Tell a Story (Express Your Best!); 3. A Better World for Girls!
One requirement towards the Brownie Quest journey completion: Juliette Gordon Low and the Three Keys
Two requirements towards the Brownie Legacy: Girl Scout Way: Share Sisterhood and Leave a place better than you found it.
Four requirements toward the Girl Scout Junior aMUSE journey completion: 1. Stereotype Tracker; 2. Honorary National President of Girl Scouts lesson; 3. Act Two, Scene 2: Getting in on the Action (Your Heart, Your Art, Your Part, and Project Toolbox); 4. Give a Picture a New Story
Two requirements toward the Girl Scout Junior Agent of Change journey completion: 1. Looking Back at Herstory; and 2. Real Girls, Real Moxie: Stories that Inspire
One requirement toward the Junior Girl Scout Way: 1. Celebrate the Girl Scout birthday.
One requirement towards the Cadette Girl Scout Way: Create a project honoring the courage, confidence, and character of the Girl Scouts (The Girl Scout Way, p.4)
One requirement towards the Girl Scout Cadette aMAZE journey completion: Friends Forever (p.34)
Four requirements towards the Girl Scout Cadette MEdia journey completion: 1. Archive This, Trash That (p.24); 2. Stereotypes: Easy but Inaccurate (p.45); 3. Time to Talk Back (p.50); 4. Your Media Remake (p.74)
Required chaperone ratio:
Grades 1-3: one adult per five (5) Girl Scouts
Grades 4-6: one adult per eight (8) Girl Scouts
Grades 7-12: one adult per ten (10) Girl Scouts
Please note that the same program will be repeated three times during the school year - October 20, March 9, April 13. We ask that participants choose one program to attend. Registration closes one week prior to the event.
For questions please contact Beth Evans at evansb@si.edu.
We look forward to seeing you at the National Portrait Gallery!
