Girl Scout Troop 4756

11/09/2024

I eagerly anticipate witnessing these young girls adorned in their elegant princess attire.

10/29/2024

Women in nuclear at grand gulf nuclear station

07/25/2024

Thanks for being great Volunteers for Troop 4756💚🤍💚

07/23/2024

Girl Scout Troop 4756 visited Urban Air and the Mississippi State Capitol building on a sunny Monday afternoon , eager to learn about the structure and function of the state government. As they walked through the historic building, they couldn't help but feel a sense of excitement and curiosity.
Their tour guide, Mrs.Sharon & special guest Mr. Jeffery Harness, Representative of District 85, greeted them warmly and began to explain the roles of the Governor, Legislature, and other elected officials. The girls listened intently as he described how these leaders work together to make decisions and pass laws.
As they entered the Senate Chamber, Mr. Harness pointed out the ornate architecture and explained its significance. He told them about the importance of leadership and how leaders work together to make decisions that benefit the community. The girls asked thoughtful questions, eager to learn more about the democratic process.
One Girl Scout asked, "How do you decide which laws to pass?" Mr. Harness replied, "That's a great question! As a leader, I have to consider the needs and opinions of my constituents, as well as the impact on our state as a whole." The girls nodded thoughtfully, taking mental notes.
Mr.Harness discussed the importance of communication in leadership. He explained how effective communication is key to making sure everyone is on the same page and working towards a common goal. The girls practiced active listening by asking follow-up questions and sharing their own thoughts and ideas.
One Girl Scout shared her own experience with leading her troop, saying, "When we work together as a team, we can accomplish so much more than we could alone." Mr.Harness smiled and said, "That's exactly what we do here in government - we work together as a team to make decisions that benefit our state."
The girls left the Capitol building feeling inspired and informed about the democratic process. They had learned valuable lessons about leadership, communication, and teamwork from Mr. Jeffery Harness and Mrs. Sharon. As they walked away from the Capitol building, they couldn't help but think about how they could apply these skills in their own lives and in their troop.
Girl Scouts Troop 4756 Educated, Empower & Building sisterhood.!

07/14/2024

01/29/2024

Girl Scouts Troop 4756 visited Claiborne County fire station and learned all about fire trucks, fire safety, and calling 911! The most exciting part was they were able to sit in the fire truck, blow the siren and earn a badge. 🚒 Thanks firefighter Mr. Byrd, Mr. Brandon, & Mr. Griffin.

07/10/2023

Camp wahi 2023🔐💚💚

03/14/2023

12/18/2022

Girl Scouts Troop 4756 had a Blast 💥 today at their Christmas paint 🎨 pajama party. Special thanks to Mrs Cinda Jackson Perryman & Mrs. Tiffany Perryman for hosting the Christmas Pajama Party. Thanks to all the parents and girls who came and participated on today! For your health and wellness need head to Prime Health and Wellness Clinic.

10/25/2022

Twin Day @ FCUE Addison and MaKayla my girls scouts 💖🤍💖

10/25/2022

Women in Nuclear at Grand Gulf -Girl Girl Scout Troop 4756 Rocks ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

05/21/2022

Saturday Fun/Day

04/23/2022

This will be our summer project ❤️❤️❤️

02/24/2022