Curriculum to be announced. Last year's program listed below for reference.
2011 Program
My Heritage Badge Junior Badge Book pages 54-55
Create a Heritage Scrapbook
Personal Heritage
From Yesterday to Today
Broaden Your Background
Make a scrapbook page for your troop's scrapbook, dress in costume, take a wagon ride and learn about Colonial life at oldest house in Lancaster County.
Folk Art Badge Junior Badge Book pages 154-155
A Picture Tells a Thousand Thoughts
Tell A Story
Traditional Art
What Toys Tell Us
Time Travel
Learn the art of storytelling, scherenschnitte (paper cutting), fraktur (decorative lettering) and scratched eggs, and play Colonial games.
Yarn & Fabric Arts Junior Badge Book pages 178-179
Dye It
Weave On
Famous Fabric Masterpieces
A Stitch in Time
Fabrics of the Past
Learn embroidery stitches, fabric dyeing and weaving as were done in Colonial America.
Curriculum to be announced. Last year's program listed below for reference.
2011 Program
Listening to the Past Badge Try-Its book pages 154-155
If These Buildings Could Talk
Visit the Oldest Cemetery
Community Stories
Games of the Past
Visit the oldest house in Lancaster County and hear stories from Colonial Pennsylvania German life. Girls are given a tour of the house and walk to the cemetery at Willow Street Mennonite church to take rubbings from the headstone of the builder of the 1719 Herr House. They also will listen to stories from Benjamin Herr’s diaries and will be taught Colonial games.
Stitch it Together Badge Try-Its book pages 76-77
A Real Page Turner
Embroidery
Sew What?
The girls will embroider onto a piece of fabric that they will then make into a drawstring bag to take home. They will also sew together paper to use as a recipe book.
Make It, Eat It Badge Try-Its book pages 38-39
Baked Apples
Butter
Green Thumb
Recipe Book
The girls will make butter and then use it to make apple crisp that will be baked in the bake oven. They will write the recipe in the recipe books that they made earlier. They will also plant some herb seeds to take home to grow.
Hans Herr House Museum
1849 Hans Herr Dr
Willow Street, PA 17584