SU 51-7 Annotated Log
Girl's Guide to Girl Scouts: All levels include a handbook, badge book, girl book, adult book - all
rolled into a three-ring binder keepsake.
There are 3 sections:
1) A Handbook Section
2) A ‘My Girl Scouts' Section
3) An Awards Section (see photo below)
including:
Legacy Badges:
-- Artist
-- The Girl Scout Way
-- Citizen
-- Cook
-- First Aid
-- Athlete
-- Naturalist
Also:
-- Financial Literacy Badges 1/year
-- Cookie Business Badges 1/year
-- Make Your Own
-- My Promise, My Faith Pin
-- Journey Summit Pin
AND Information on the following:
-- Program Aide (PA)
-- Counselor In Training (CIT)
-- Volunteer in Training (formerly known as LIT)
-- Bronze, Silver & Gold requirements
Journey Material:
It's Your World-Change It
Junior-Agent of Change-Girl book examples: “Building Circles, from the Inside Out” and “The Power of
Team”
Junior-Agent of Change-Leader includes “Building Circles From the Inside Out”, You and Your Group of
GS Juniors”, and “Journey’s 7 Sample Sessions”
It's Your Planet-Love It
Junior-Get Moving-Girl book examples: “Investigate Your Space”, “Vamos Ya”, and “Energy Award
Tracker”.
Junior-Get Moving-Leader includes “Get Set to Get Moving”, “Juniors and The Great Outdoors”, “GS
Traditions and Ceremonies”, “What + How: Creating a Quality Experience”, and “Journey’s 11 Sample
Sessions”
It's Your Story-Tell It
Daisy- Flowers, Stories, Animals-Girl book examples: “Zinni’s Story: Bienvenido a Mexico”, “Gloria’s
Story: Dancing Through Japan”, and “Mari’s Story: Rumbles and Roars”
Daisy-Flowers, Stories, Animals-Leader book has 2 sections:1-Building Girl’s Confidence: Examples-“3
Leadership Awards, 1 Colorful Garden Patch”, GS Traditions and Ceremonies”, and “Flower Friends,
Global Themes”; 2-The Sample Session Plans: Examples-“Tail Tales”, “A Postcard is Worth a Thousand
Words”, and “What Animals Tell Us”
Past Level Books
Daisy:
Daisy Girl Activity Book-Activities like “The First Daisy”, “Nature in Action”, “Discovery Boxes”, and
“Popsicle Puppets”.
Guide for Daisy GS Leaders-Chapters include: Girl Scouting and You, All About Girl Scouting, Planning
the Daisy Girl Scout Troop Year, Bridging to Brownie Girl Scouts, and Daisy Girl Scouts in Action (fun
activities).
Brownie:
More Brownie GS Try-its-Activities to earn try-its (now retired) such as manners, It’s a small world,
space explorer, and artful architect.
Brownie Girl Scout Handbook-1993-Old handbook with try-its, stories, and activities.
The Guide for Brownie GS Leaders-Includes GS overview, planning the Brownie year, and non-badge
related activities.
Brownie Girl Scout Handbook-2000-Includes the following chapters: “Brownie GS, Let’s get started”,
“Taking care of yourself”, “Family and friends”, “What’s out there?”, “People near and far”, and
“becoming a junior GS”.
Try-Its for Brownie Girl Scouts-2000-Activities to help you earn retired try-it badges.
Junior:
GS Badges and Signs-1980- Book about earning retired Junior badges.
Junior Girl Scout Handbook-1986-Old handbook that helps outline the Junior year with activities and
information.
GS Badges and Signs-1990-Book about earning retired Junior badges.
Junior Girl Scout Badgebook-2001-Old handbook that describes retired badges.
The Guide for Junior Girl Scout Leaders-1994-Old handbook that helps set-up the year for Junior GS.
Junior GS Activity Book-1992-Activity workbook that includes “My family”, “A global village”, “A
balanced diet”, and “Expressing your thoughts through music”.
American Red Cross First Aid Textbook for Juniors-Out-dated textbook on First Aid.
Cadette:
Media Know-how for Cadette and Senior GS-1999-Includes information on Print Media, Broadcast
Media, and Technological Media, along with Media Ethics and the Power of Media.
Read to Lead for Cadette and Senior GS-1997-Fun activities involving books like “Write a Children’s
Book”.
Interest Projects for Cadette and Senior GS-1997-Old handbook revolving around earning retired
badges like “Folk Art”, “Outdoor Survival”, “Exploring the Net”, and “From Shore to Sea”.
Senior:
Media Know-how for Cadette and Senior GS-1999-Includes information on Print Media, Broadcast
Media, and Technological Media, along with Media Ethics and the Power of Media.
Read to Lead for Cadette and Senior GS-1997-Fun activities involving books like “Write a Children’s
Book”.
Interest Projects for Cadette and Senior GS-1997-Old handbook revolving around earning retired
badges like “Folk Art”, “Outdoor Survival”, “Exploring the Net”, and “From Shore to Sea”.
A Resource Book for Senior GS-1995-General information for Senior Scouts along with chapters on life
after high school and beyond GS.
Novels
Here Come the Brownies
Book 1-Corrie's Secret Pal, p.62-1993-Everything is new to Corrie these days. New town. New school.
The good new thing is she’s now a Brownie Girl Scout. But will the other Brownies like her? Will anyone
be her friend?
Book 2- Sarah's Incredible Idea, p.62-1993-Shy Sarah has a great idea for her Brownie Girl Scout troop.
But what if nobody else likes it? Will she be brave enough to speak up?
Book 3-Make Up Your Mind, Marsha!, p.62-1993-Marsha loves ballet. And being a Brownie Girl Scout.
She doesn’t love making decisions. Now she has to choose between two important things. How will she
make up her mind?
Book 4- Amy's Not So Great Camp-Out, p.62-1993-Everybody in Brownies likes Amy. She’s always so
much fun! But on the camp-out, Amy gets a bad tummy ache. She feels awful. Will her friends still like
her-even if she’s no fun at all?
Willimena Rules!
Book 1- How to Lose your Class Pet, p.88, 2003-Mrs. Sweetly was the meanest teacher in the Harriet
Tubman School. Oh, and did I also mention she was going to be my third-grade teacher?! After the first
day of school, I knew I had to have a Secret Plan: To Get Mean Old Mrs. Sweetly to Like Me! That’s
when I decided to be very helpful and volunteer for everything. So when I, Willimena Thomas, sweetly
volunteered to take care of Lester, our class guinea pig, I had no idea it would begin the worst weekend
of my life….
Book 2- How to Fish for Trouble, p.88, 2004-Here’s how the trouble began. It was the day before spring
break, and Teddy, my favorite cousin, was coming to stay for the week! Anyway, my dad said we were
going kite flying, fishing, and even bird-watching. But the whole week my dad spent more time with
Teddy than with me, and Teddy and my big sister, Tina, left me out of EVERYTHING!!!! So you can see
how Teddy went from being TEDDY F.C. (FAVORITE COUSIN) to T.T.T. (TEDDY THE TERRIBLE). So….when
it came time to go fishing for trouble, I didn’t have to go far. Teddy was my bait.
Book 3- How to Lose Your Cookie Money, p.105,2004-This is not part of the Girl Scout Law, but it should
be: a Girl Scout never, ever loses her cookie money. She always keeps it in a safe place, like in a box in
her sock drawer or someplace like that. She never, ever takes it out of her sock drawer unless she’s
counting it or adding more cookie money to it. And take it from me, Willimena Thomas, Girl Scout:
under no circumstances should you ever, ever spend your cookie money. You may be saying to yourself,
“I would never spend my cookie money.” But I never thought I would either, until….
Zink-p.230, 1999-Works with Zink the Zebra Program Kit (which I believe is retired). The book is about a
girl who is diagnosed with cancer and learns courage through stories told to her by 3 zebras.
Girls! Scouts!-1965-A collection of cartoons about Girl Scouts.
My Keys to Creative Ceremonies!, p.80,1975-Book of poems, songs, and quotations surrounding
different themes.
Lady From Savannah: The Life of Juliette Low, p.383,1988. A biography of Juliette Gordon Low.
Song Books
Lyrics and music:
GS Pocket Songbook-1956-lyrics and piano music-Songs for Girl Scout Occasions, Songs for Fun and
Action, Americana Songs, Songs for Part Singing
Still Singing After All These Years-1997-lyrics and piano music-84 songs including “Yes, She Can”, “We
are Daisy GS”, “Princess Pat”, and “America the Beautiful”.
Skip To My Lou-Lyrics, dance moves, and piano music-Songs from around the world like Sweden, Russia,
Argentina, etc.
Wee Sing Silly Songs-1985-Selection of silly songs like “ten in a bed”, “Michael Finnegan”, and “Found a
Peanut”.
Sing Sociability Songs-1928-Book sections are National songs, folk songs, sacred songs, Thanksgiving
songs, Christmas songs, Negro Spirituals, Human Interest, and Stunt songs and rounds.
Canciones De Nuestra Cabana-1980-Songs are written in English and Spanish.
The All-Year-Long Songbook-1980-Book sections are school, finger plays/singing games, rhythms,
Autumn/Halloween, Indians/Thanksgiving, Hanukkah/Christmas, Winter, Winter Holidays, Spring,
Transportation, Animals, Circus, and Other Lands.
Lyrics only:
Songs from Roundtables and Square Knobs-Ashgrove Adventure 1990: Songs of Olde, Songs of Jest,
Songs of Scouts, Rounds and Cannons, Songs for the Campfire, and Songs of Thanks
Folder with sheets of songs-tons of different songs, both GS related and non-GS related. Some from
specific functions like “Sing-A-Long 1991, Camp Crowell” and “Songs from SU Encampment 1990”.
Others include Patriot songs, the story of Juliette Low and general songs.
Sesame Songbook Sing Along-Approximately 10 traditional Sesame Street songs like “Sing a Song” and
“Rubber Duckie”.
The Family Car Songbook-1983-Mostly Americana songs like “Jimmy Crack Corn” and “Blow the Man
Down”.
Detective Scout Sings-Ashgrove Adventures 1993-VHS included, along with paper lyrics.
The Second Grade Greatest Hits CD-3 discs with popular children’s songs.
Craft books
101 Swap Ideas-1994-Swaps created by girls-acorn baskets, angel, apples pins, arrow, baby dolls, back
packs, balloons, bandana, bat/ball, bead flag pin, beads/feather, bed roll, bird houses, bird nest, bird
feather, broom/bucket, buttons/ribbons, cabin, canteen, caterpillar, clothes pin bunny, clothes pin deer,
clothes pin doll, dream weaver, dunk bag, feather fan, fire, fire wood stack, fish, fishing pole, flower
people, flowers, foam animals, foil canoe, friendship pin, friendship bracelet, fruit felt pins, frying pan,
fuzzy people, GS flags, ghost, Gods eye, heart pins, hobo stick, ice cream cones, Indian headband, JR
feather, knit ball, lace fan, ladybug, ladybug close pin, leather bag, leather boots, leather canoe, leather
fanny pack, leather purse, melt bead shape, mice, mitten, moccasin, nut shell duck, nut turtles, octopus,
paint pallet, peanut people, pecan bears, penny person, pillow, pipe snakes, pompom animals,
pompoms, puzzles, raft, rag doll, recycling bin, Robin Hood hat, rocking horse, s-mores, seed bead ring,
sequin shapes, shamrocks, sit-upon, sleeping bags, small drum, soccer ball, spider, squiggly worm,
strawberry, suitcase, sundae dish, swap hat, teepee fire, tents, tomahawk, watermelon, who’s it,
windmill, wooden animals, wooden bridge, and yarn dolls
Make It With Chenille Stems-1974-Includes flowers, star tree, animals, and butterflies. Over 30 pages
of ideas.
Make it with Soda Straws-1974-Includes animals, dolls, lantern, and Japanese cage. Over 30 pages of
ideas.
Sandcastles and Snowflakes-1980-Includes 40 3-6 step craft projects for very young children. Examples
include super sand and pudding paint.
Puppet Party-1971-How to make different puppets. Simple designs using socks, brown bags, etc.
Crafts for kids magazine pages folder-approximately 40 pages of crafts using different media from
safety pin jewelry hats, a poster board jumping-jack doll, a windsock, and bat book mark.
Junior Craft Book-1974-crafts for older children. Crafts use stamps and sewing, along with other items.
Crafts include Decoupage snack tray, pincushion, high-flying kit, and terrarium.
Folder on Origami-Loose papers show how-to-make a crane, dove, basket, balloon ornament, church,
iris, tulip, and swan.
Folder with Holiday crafts-Mostly Christmas crafts but a few other holidays, too, on loose leaf paper.
Crafts include reindeer craft, gingerbread houses, and festive masks.
Making Homely Things Beautiful-1974-Covers for household items in a gingham design. Covers for
lamps, mirrors, etc.
More Masks to Color, Cut-out, and Wear-1987-Tons of paper masks that you can print and color.
Masks include animals, super heroes, monsters, and more.
Morton’s Dough It Yourself Handbook-Crafts created using craft dough.
The Dough It Yourself Handbook-Crafts created using craft dough.
Creativity with Chenille-1978-38 easy project using chenille like flowers and figures.
Felt and Pompoms-1981-Crafts like piggy purse, witch’s moon, and Bunny cup.
Silhouettes for Young Folks to Cut-1986-Silhouettes include animals, people, and objects. 18 in total.
96 Things to Do ‘n Make-1986-Simple crafts like pinecone flower, leaf cards, and animal from paper
bags.
Designer Accessories to Make for Your Home-1978-crafts include wreaths, baskets, and holiday
decorations.
Holiday Craft Showing-1986-All projects involve sewing and fabric use.
I Can Make a Rainbow-Simple crafts like easy bean bags, mobiles, geometric string designs, and 293
pages of other crafts.
Exploring the hand arts-1955-crafts with paper, wood, metal, and glass.
More Plastic Bottle Projects-1974-crafts to create using plastic bottles like path lights, flower earrings,
and water lilies.
Can do crafts pamphlet from Elmers-20 crafts to make using glue and other craft material.
Quilting with Folded Star-crafts using quilting like an apron, tissue cover, and toilet seat cover.
LeeWards Illustrated Library of Arts and Crafts-1976-Advanced crafts like rug making, plaster crafts, and
stained glass. Over 400 pages of crafts.
Make It With Coffee Cans-1974-crafts include crayon holder, alarm bank, rocket, macaroni planter, and
others.
Aluminum Foil Projects-1974-Crafts include foil mobiles, pie pan frames, shiny bookmarks, shiny angel,
and others.
Make it with Buttons n’ Bears-1974-Crafts include dues purse, bead dolls, head bands, and others.
Make it with Milk and Cream Cartons-1974-Crafts include Santa and chimney, flower carts, boats, toy
fort, and others.
Make a Merry Christmas!-Crafts include clothespin angels, snowflakes, lace balloons, snowman, and
others.
Reader's Digest How to do Just About Anything-1986-A money saving A-Z guide to over 1,200 practical
problems.
Games
Games for GS-1990-Getting to Know You Games, Quiet Games, Active Games (Indoor and Out), Relay
Games, To and Fro and In-Between Games (travel/waiting games), Simple Games to Make and Play, GS
Lore and Skills, Nature Awareness Games, Wide Games and Special Events
Clouds on the Clothesline-1981-201 games. Indoor, outdoor, active, nature based, craft based, musical
games, and quiet games.
Raindrops keep Falling on my Head-1981-A rainy day book with hundreds of great ideas to do when it
rains like hold a marble tournament or write folk songs.
Olympics game folder-Someone created an Olympics where you have to find 12 clues and follow
directions to locate the next clue.
Yes and no and ha ha game packet-packet of papers with the game “yes and no” and “Ha ha”.
Blind Tiger and Poor Kitty game packet-loose paper with the games printed on them. Games suggested
for grades k-4.
World Games and Recipes-games and recipes from around the world. Each country has a native game
and recipe.
The Family Idea Book-1980-Activites to do with the whole family and by yourself. More focused on the
family, and the mom like relaxation ideas.
Recipes
World Games and Recipes-games and recipes from around the world. Each country has a native game
and recipe.
SU 51-7 Camping Cookbook binder-Silver Award project 1999-About 50 recipes.
Betty Crocker’s New Boys and Girls Cookbook-1975-Recipes from breakfast to dessert and everything in
between.
What’s to Eat?-1979-book mainly information about food, history of food, and what is good to eat. Very
few recipes.
Dutch Oven Cooking-1973-Recipes for using a Dutch oven.
Easy Does It Idea Book-About 5 dessert recipes.
Happily Appley-1975-Recipes and ideas dealing mostly with apples.
Roughing It Easy-1974-Overview of what to bring and do when camping, including recipes.
The World in a Chocolate Bar Sheet -Paper with activities to do with a chocolate bar.
Sewing
Simplicity GS uniform pattern-Size 6, 7, 8, 10. Vest, pant, shorts, and sash. Brownie size-maybe.
Simplicity GS uniform pattern-Size 7-16. Vest, pant, shorts, and sash. Junior size-maybe.
Simplicity GS uniform pattern-Size 12-20. Button down shirt, pants, and shorts.
The Cut of the Cloth-1999-A brief history of the Girl Scout Uniform.
Science
Reader's Digest How Science Works-1991-100 Ways parents and kids can share the secrets of science.
Ranger Rick's Nature Scope: Geology-The Active Earth-1988-Information on rocks and minerals along
with activities.
Outdoor Skills
Roughing It Easy-1974-Overview of what to bring and do when camping, including recipes.
Science, Nature, Knots, and Games binder-Loose papers dealing with outdoor activities and knots.
Outdoor Education in Girl Scouting-1984-Outdoor skills ranging from animal identification to knots to
setting up a campfire.
Outdoor Education in Girl Scouting-1996-Outdoor skills ranging from animal identification to knots to
setting up a campfire.
Backyard Wildlife Habitat Log-blank log with sections for plants, wildlife, soil, water, insects and pests.
Backyard Wildlife Habitat-Booklet about creating a backyard habitat.
A Brief History of the US Geological Survey-1981-A short booklet about the history of the US Geological
Survey.
Linking Girls to the Land VHS-A number of outdoor conservation projects are illustrated in this video.
Focuses on working together to conserve natural resources.
Folder of environmental information-includes items like earthquakes and minerals.
Award Binder Includes:
Troop 286-Trees and bushes project-2012 (bronze), SU 51-7 Camping
cookbook 1999 (Silver) in recipe, Disability Types and Guidelines 1998 (Silver)
Scouting-General
The Wide World of Girl Guiding and Girl Scouting-1980-Information on GS from Ghana, Greece, India,
Kenya, Mexico, Peru, and Philippines
Program Kit-Talking with TJ-Vhs Included-Kit includes leader guide and girl activities.
Program Kit-Environmental Awareness: Information and Activities-Binder filled with information and
activities about Audubon, NWF, Nat’l Science Foundation, and Soil Conservation Service.
Safety-Wise-2000-Information about GS safety and rules and guidelines.
Safe Kids Pamphlet-Reviews some emergency situations like burns, traffic accidents, and falls.
Safety Sense Program Extenders-Activities to enhance the themes of vehicle, fire, and mall safety.
Corresponds with Safe Kids Pamphlet.
Increase the Peace Patch Program-Booklet explains the requirements/activities to earn this patch.
Girl Scout Cooking Badge Booklet-1982-how to earn the retired “cooking badge”.
GS Uniforms, Insignia, and Recognitions-2000-Handbook that explains the different awards and
placement of awards.
Trefoil Round the World-1994-Information on GS from different countries around the world.
Basics-1983-Small book about the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.
Old Safety Guidelines Binder-Includes Green pages, Big book training, Big book of Program, and Blue
book.
GSCNC Highlights-1998-Highlights from GSCNC from 1963 until 1998.
Highlights in Girl Scouting 1921-2001-Timeline of important events throughout GS history.
Brownie Uniforms from Around the World Posters-set of 4 posters showing the Brownie Uniform in
different countries from around the world.
World Association of GS badges posters-set of 3 posters showing GS badges from around the world.
Focus on Ability-Serving Girls with Special Needs-1998-Book focusing on inclusion of all girls regardless
of mental, physical, and emotional needs.
Disability Types and Guidelines 1998 (Silver)-packet about disabilities and guidelines.
Conflict and Negotiation-packet that deals with resolving conflict.