SOLD OUT - Option A: $75 - Comprehensive Incamporee-In-A-Box

Your Girl Scout will receive a box complete with *most supplies* needed for an extraordinary day of camp activities. Includes Patch, Shipping, and all Sessions.

• Excludes common items found at home, listed below in the Activity Session Details.

• $13 Discount for contactless porch pick-up available in Marysville, Everett, Bellingham, Bothell/Mill Creek, Mountlake Terrace Woodinville, Renton/Kent, Kirkland, Bellevue, Issaquah, Puyallup, Oak Harbor, and Coupeville (for those interested in taking the Port Townsend Ferry Walk - On). More locations may become available.

• Cash, check, card, GSWW Cookie Dough, and GSWW Financial Aid options available.

Option B: Free - Zoom Only - Procure your own supplies

Procure and purchase your own supplies. Complete lists of supplies needed provided below. Activity selections you choose may be limited by supplies you are able to procure. (Patch purchased separately.)

$3.00 - Additional Patches

Additional patches available for sale!

Priority and Registration Deadlines

Registration is open until boxes are sold out. We expect to sell out quickly.

Option A: Priority Box Registration is held for members of Girl Scouts of Western Washington until April 9, after which Registration opens to all members of GSUSA.

• GSWW Financial Assistance process must be complete by Saturday, April 10th at Noon for the CSA Boxes and Saturday, May 1st at Noon for the DBJ boxes.

• Mailed Box - registration is due by April 19th.

• Porch-Pick Up - registration must be complete by April 31, subject to location.

Option B must be complete by April 31 for CSA and May 21 for DBJ.

For details see Registration, Payment, and Agreements.

Master of Ceremonies: Commander Fury
First Aid Lead by: Destiny

Items coming in the box:

• Plastic Box (to hold First Aid Supplies) (some boxes)

• First Aid Supplies - https://first-aid-product.com/

  • 1 instant ice pack

  • 1 small ace bandage with clips

  • 1 triangle sling badge with 2 safety pins

  • 2 medical gloves

  • 1 packet of hydrocortisone

  • 2 burn cream

  • 2 Neosporin

  • 2 no sting antibiotic wipes

  • 4 bandaids

  • Metal Tweezers

  • Lip Balm

Common items at home:

• None needed

Caution:

• No additional warnings for this activity.

Activities for each level:

• First Aid Kit and Lessons

Lead by: Spider

Items coming in the box:

• Base Plate Compass (Set of 9 on Amazon)

• Topographic Map Mount Rainier Topographic Map .pdf for printing

• Rubberbands (5)

• Pipe Cleaners (1)

• Handouts

  • Campground Map .pdf for printing

  • Cardinal Directions - Where Are You? .pdf for printing

  • Compass Drawings .pdf for printing (updated file)

    • • Compass Drawing Grid .pdf for printing (updated file)

  • Sasquatch to Tree .pdf for printing

• Matching Game

  • Map Symbol Matching Game .pdf for printing

Common items at home:

• The bumpiest potato

• Red, Yellow, and Green Pencils/Markers/Crayons

Caution:

• No additional warnings for this activity.

Activities for each level:

Beginner learning objectives:

• Basic map reading (N, S, E, W & basic legend/key)

• Major geographical features on a map

  • water

  • train tracks / roads

  • boundaries

  • green space

• Basic understanding of a compass

  • can face North

  • understands the needle orienting to N

  • knows the parts of a compass

Intermediate learning objectives:

• Map reading

  • can identify geographical features, including mountains, rivers

  • route-building

  • orienting the map N using a compass

• Major topographical features

  • valley

  • peak

  • ridge

  • draw

  • spur

Advanced learning objectives:

• Map reading

  • use a topographical map understanding contour lines

  • identify a safe and unsafe route between two points

Lead by: Firecracker

Items coming in the box:

• Flint and Steel Fire Starter (Magnesium Fire Starter)

• Steel Wool (Untreated, Extra Fine - 0000 - Walmart)

• 9 Volt Battery Fire Starter (Kept separate in the box!) (24 Pack on Amazon)

• Vaseline Fire Starter Kit

  • 8 Cotton Balls

  • Vaseline Packet (Packets on Amazon)

  • Plastic Vial Bottle

• Large box of strike-on-box matches

• 2 Tea-Light Candles

• Additional Plastic Vial Bottle (to hold water proof matches)

• Aluminum Pie Pan

• 1/2 cup Borax

• 1/2 cup Epsom Salt

• Pinecones**

• Tinder

• Kindling (5 or 6 pieces coming in the box, Girl Scouts may want to collect more to practice with)

Common items at home:

• Outdoor or Safe Countertop/Sink space for practicing with fire

• 2 Separate Containers (example: Bucket or Large Mason Jar)

  • 1/4 Gallon Hot Water & Container - for Borax Pinecones

  • 1/4 Gallon Hot Water & Container - for Epsom Salt Pinecones

• Gardening Gloves (optional)

• Scissors

• Something to stir the fire at the end (perhaps use tent stake from Survival Cooking!)

Caution:

• Keep the 9 Volt Battery and the Steel Wool separate from each other. Being close together will start a fire.

• Prepare a Fire-Safe location for this Activity Session. This could be outside with a bucket of water nearby, or perhaps near or over your kitchen sink.

• ** Pinecones for any Out-Of-State participants will need to be procured by each family to prevent transporting invasive species across state lines.

Activities for each level:

• Activities will vary by level, check back for specifics!

• Sessions are recorded and available for access at a later time for any unfinished activities.

• Fire Safety

• Lighting Matches

• Starting Fires using Matches, Flint & Steel, and Steel Wool & 9 Volt Battery

• Fire Building Methods: A-Frame, Teepee, Log Cabin Fire

• Making Waterproof Matches

• Flame-Color-Changing Pinecones (do NOT use on a Cooking Campfire)

Lead by: Wombat

Items coming in the box:

• High Quality Victorinox Bantham Pocket Knife

• Daisy: Wood Practice Knife, High Quality Nathan's Knife Kit

• Whetstone

• Bar of Soap (unscented)

• Knife Safety Card Printable .pdf, editable .docx, editable Google Doc

Common items at home:

• Wood for Fuzz Stick (any stick, around the size of a finger!)

• Plastic Knife (normal plastic cutlery in the picnic and paper supplies at the grocery store)

Caution:

• Prepare a Knife-Safe space for this Activity Session. This could be outside or indoors with the ability to make a "Safety Circle."

• According to GSUSA Safety Activity Checkpoints, Daisies may not receive a real pocket knife. The High Quality practice knife we are sending is still sharp.

Activities for each level:

(Check back for details!)

Lead by: Wombat

Items coming in the box:

• Metal Coffee Cup

• Paraffin Wax Tea Lights (#?)

• Punch Can Opener

• 2 Metal Tent Stakes

• Corrugated Cardboard Strips (Quantity)

• Bonus Cocoa Packet!

Common items at home:

• 30 ounce can (empty, label removed) - Must fit provided metal cup. (insert picture)

• Hot Chocolate Mix to Sip during your Paint & Sip Activity Session!

Caution:

• An Adult will need to use their discretion for which parts the Girl Scout or Adult will complete.

  • Punch Can Opener will be required to make many holes in the 30 ounce can.

  • Pouring Hot Wax will be required to make the Survival Stove.

  • Instructions for preparation will be posted on the website before our event.

Activities for each level:

• Build a Survival Stove with Buddy Burner

Lead by: Shamrock

Items coming in the box:

• Canvas (Canvas Board SKU: TAR-31105)

• Brushes (Wash Brush, Set of 50 on Amazon) (Fancy Brushes: SKU: RBM-22055)

• Paint

Common items at home:

• 2 Cotton Swabs

• Paper Plate (or other palette)

• Cup with water for rinsing brushes

• Rags for mess

Caution:

• No additional warnings for this activity.

Activities for each level:

• Sasquatch Guided Painting

Come with poems, songs, art -- anything beautiful that reflects and celebrates what it is to "respect myself and others" -- to share with this group.

A solemn, reverent ceremony allows for contemplation, connection, and community.

Led by: Nobody