Every year, our Girl Scout Council holds Thinking Day. This year's theme was Japan and Hannah's troop did a cute karate dance demonstration. They got the biggest cheers out of all of the groups demonstrating. There were also troops that provided food, games and crafts. Unfortunately, our troop leader had to leave after the demonstration so, somehow, I ended up in charge of 9 girls. The other parents were there but were off in a corner talking. If I hadn't stepped up, they would have just been running around. It must have been very nice to just sit and visit for 2 hours while someone else worried about their kid. (Sorry...I'm a little bitter) We came home exhausted but Hannah had a blast.
All of the girls before they went out.
Practicing before
Waiting to perform
Hannah says her lines
Hannah's troop
Hannah and Lisa doing their part of the routine
Hannah and Lisa punch
Hannah and Katie play Japanese marbles
The girls and the flowers they made
A blindfold game
Making wooden dolls
Learning to use chopsticks
Sampling some Japanese food.
Practicing before
Waiting to perform
Hannah says her lines
Hannah's troop
Hannah and Lisa doing their part of the routine
Hannah and Lisa punch
Hannah and Katie play Japanese marbles
The girls and the flowers they made
A blindfold game
Making wooden dolls
Learning to use chopsticks
Sampling some Japanese food.
2 comments:
Isn't this why they should have a co-leader? I don't get it.
They aren't required to have a co-leader. During the meetings, we all take turns helping. It's never really been an issue until this point.
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