Girl Scout Brownie (grades 2 - 3) Look over the catalog of magazines you are selling. Every girl writes the name of a different magazine on three dog treats, like this. Here’s your dog. Give her a name and, if you want, color her. Then tape or glue the picture of your dog onto an envelope. Put all the treats in a box. Turn on some music and walk around the box with your dog envelope. When the music stops, each girl reaches into the box and takes out one dog treat. Do this three times. 1 2 Each girl takes the treats out of her envelope and on the blank side writes the name of someone she thinks would like to read that magazine. 4 3 These aren’t just dog treats—it’s your customer list! Put the treats back in the envelope and take them home so you won’t forget who you want to call, email, text, or visit. Thinking about other people you want to sell magazines to? List them here or fill out some more dog treats! 5 Dogs love to go out for walks! And eat treats. Take your own dog for a walk with your group! American Girl
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Girl Scout Brownie(grades 2 - 3)
Look over the catalog of magazines you are selling. Every girl writes the name of a different magazine on three dog treats, like this.
Here’s your dog. Give her a name and, if you want, color her. Then tape or glue the picture of your dog onto an envelope.
Put all the treats in a box. Turn on some music and walk around the box with your dog envelope. When the music stops, each girl reaches into the box and takes out one dog treat. Do this three times.
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Each girl takes the treats out of her envelope and on the blank side writes the name of someone she thinks would like to read that magazine.
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These aren’t just dog treats—it’s your customer list! Put the treats back in the envelope and take them home so you won’t forget who you want to call, email, text, or visit. Thinking about other people you want to sell magazines to? List them here or fill out some more dog treats!
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Dogs love to go out for walks! And eat treats. Take your own dog for a walk with your group!
American Girl
Brownies learn how their communities honor and observe the special traits of the people who live there when they earn the
Celebrating Community badge.
Spreadin‘ a Little Cozy Where do people read magazines in your community? Train stations, libraries, coffee shops, community centers, nursing homes, hairdressers, day care centers, doctor or dentist’s office waiting rooms, veterinary offices? Which do you think are the best places to read? Why?
Design an inviting place to read a magazine in your community. What does it need? Comfortable seats and good lighting? Heat for cold weather? Your cozy corner might even show a dog! Draw your cozy reading spot.
Find a way to celebrate your community when you design your spot. What kind of drawings or pictures could you put on the walls that would honor the many types of people in your community?
Match These Popular Service Dogs tothe Service They are Best Known For
POLICE DOG
SEARCH & RESCUE DOG
CUSTOMS & BORDER PATROL DOG
GUIDE & HEARING DOG
SEIZURE ALERT DOG
MILITARY DOG
FIRE DOG
FOOD ALLERGENS DETECTION DOG
Dogs are amazing animals and are capable of helping ordinary people in extraordinary ways.
Belgian Malinois
Golden Retriever
Poodle
Dalmatian
Border Collie
German Shepherd
Samoyed
Labrador Retriever
a. b. c. d.
e. f. g. h.
ANSWERS: Many different dog breeds can be trained to provide various services, so there are no single correct answers. Here are some of the more popular answers. Police Dog: German Shepherd. Search & Rescue Dog: Border Collie. Customs & Border Patrol Dog: Labrador Retriever. Guide & Hearing Dog: Golden Retriever. Seizure Alert Dog: Samoyed. Military Dog: Belgian Malinois. Food Allergens Detection Dog: Poodle. Fire Dog: Dalmatian.
