Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Members of Troop 2858, from left, Kayla, Bailee, Laila, Natalya, Isabella, Mia, and Daphne display their new, learned skill of Vietnamese dancing during the Girl Scouts annual Thinking Day. Courtesy photos
Daises, Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors from Fallbrook and Bonsall celebrate Thinking Day at Potter JHS.
Hosting this year's Thinking Day are ambassadors Rachel Collier, Simone Stubbs, and Jenny Shedd. (Not pictured: Madeleine Gillcrist.)
Brownies and Daisies make their way around the room to explore the various cultural stations at the Girl Scout Thinking Day.
Troop 2060 performs dance moves from Palau on the stage at Potter Jr. High.
Fifteen different countries are represented as the Girl Scouts carry flags around the auditorium, led by Starr from Troop 4333 carrying the American flag, to the tune of "It's a Small World."
Local Girl Scouts participate in their annual Thinking Day event March 20.
Troop 4231 teaches all the girls a Greek dance.
FALLBROOK – Girl Scout Troops of Fallbrook and Bonsall celebrated their annual event of Thinking Day on March 20 at Potter Jr. High where each troop showcased a country and its culture from around the world. This year some of the countries included France, Germany, India, Greece, and Australia.
The troops provided a variety of foods and "swaps" at their educational/cultural stations. They also performed dances, skits, and songs. This year's event was hosted by Troop 4620 ambassadors.
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