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"They are lovable, energetic, boisterous and loud... These second and third grade girls love to test the limits, to find out what they can and cannot do. Without a plan, a Girl Scout Brownie troop leader can go home from every troop meeting with a raging headache."
I'm sure our readers can relate! Definitely read the entire article here. Do you have any advice for those venturing into Brownie Territory?
Char Luttrell, Community Contributor for AnnArbor.com, Communications Specialist for Girl Scouts Heart of Michigan and survivor of four years of Brownie sleepovers and campouts, recently penned a piece titled "Managing the Happy Chaos of a Girl Scout Brownie Meeting" - it's fantastic. Of Girl Scout Brownies, Luttrell states: