Now that you have decided to
be a Girl Scout leader you may have noticed the ever-growing stack of
paperwork you receive. Maybe it isn't quite that bad, but there are a
lot of forms. Here are a few of the basics:
Girl Registration
Form: Each and every girl in your troop must have one of these filled
out. You can get copies from your registrar or council representative
that are carbon, but in a pinch you can use the form here.
Adult
Registration Form: Just like the girl form, only for adults. If an
adult is going to drive members of your troop (other than their own
children) they must be a registered adult.
Permission Form: If your troop is leaving the meeting site for anything
more than a walk around the block, it's a good idea to get a parent
permission form (and it doesn't hurt to get one for that trip around the
block). When I print permission forms each trip has it's own paper
color so that I can easily tell which trip a girl has permission for.
Permission forms should be in the same vehicle as the girl they apply to
when on a trip.
Health History: Also a very important form that you must have for each
girl. A new form has to be filled out and signed each year.
Health history forms should be in the same vehicle as the girl they apply to
when on a trip.
For more forms and things to
do with them, visit the
Troop Notebook
Page.
*NEW Girl's
Records*
I have created
these new record to reflect the journeys and the new badges for each level
found in the GGGS and the subsequent badge packets. You can download
them for free here. If you would like more record keeping forms, take
a look at my
Troop Record Keeper over at the shop.
Individual Girl Record - Daisy
Individual Girl Record - Brownie
Individual Girl Record - Junior
Individual Girl Record - Cadette
Individual Girl Record - Senior
Individual Girl Record - Ambassador
