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Osan Girl Scouts Lesson Plan

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I was contacted by Lisa Williamson from the Osan Girl Scouts about bringing our dogs over to assist the girls in getting their badges. I understand from Teka to you have been inquiring with the (Girl Scouts & perhaps the Boy Scouts) here to set up a troop visitation. Have you set up anything here yet and what are the requirements for the badges? Please let me know, are they for a badge they are making themselves or ones already in place such as a Pet Care Badge? What age groups are we looking at daisies, brownies, juniors, cadets or what? If we are going to be teaching to assist the girls in getting badges what the Scouts are looking for? Do we have some type of lesson plans being developed to cover these areas? The teams/s going out to do the visitations need to be on track as to what they are ask to cover. …show more content…

I did go and speak with the Station Manager Mr. Mike Patton to see if we could accommodate their request and he granted the approval but was going to be speaking with John Savoie about it. Our program is an official ARC Program here at Camp Humphreys’s, supported by the Installation Command, Osan has no such PVP Program and we need permission for visitation. Lisa’s phone number is 010 2341 0298 if you want to coordinate her as to what badges the troops are looking at. Our teams need the time to prepare and know what they are talking about, as you know teaching is different from our visitations with the library, USO and Behavioral

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