Teen Station Aide Information

Station Aide Role

The role of a Station Aide at Girl Scout Camp is to lead a station in programming customized based on various ages and abilities of the camper units. The units are by grade level and range from 1st to 6th grade. The Unit will be guided by Unit Aide teens.

Station Aides are teens that can range from 7th to 12th grade, but generally from 7th & 8th grades. Most Station Aides will be set up in groups of 4-6 teens with a Station Adult Volunteer there to assist in guidance only.

The Station Aide Role has Several Responsibilties

Attend Girl Scout Teen Camp Meetings to prepare for Camp - there will be craft supplies available to help with your activities

Select a Station Name to go with the Camp Theme
Make a Station Sign
Make a Station Mailbox
Make SWAPS to represent your Station Name

CHECK YOUR EMAIL FOR INFORMATION SENT BY CAMP LEADERSHIP

Dates for Camp Meetings
Handouts for Camp
Station Schedules

Station Preparation Meetings

Separate from All Teen Camp Meetings - these meetings are to finalize station plans
Station Programming should fill the 50 minute station time
Can be held at the park, library, or other public location - Station Preparation Meetings can NOT be held at your private home
There must be at least two un-related adults with Girl Scout background checks present at your meeting - Camp Leadership can assist as needed

Possible Station Preparation Activities

Make SWAPS
Complete Station Poster
Complete station activity preparation

Station Aides have a budget for crafts, supplies, etc. You will need to turn in your receipts to Camp Leadership for reimbursement. Budget will vary based on the station programming being planned.

While at Day Camp

Ride the Bus with your Station members