Pathfinders
At least: 5 years old by October 31st
Kindergarten
As an American Heritage Girl, I promise to be . . .
COMPASSIONATE - Understanding others in fellowship, empathy, kindness, and caring. Respect others' opinions and emotions.
HELPFUL - Willingly serve others.
HONEST - Always tell the truth and keep my promise.
LOYAL - True to God, family, friends, community and country.
PERSEVERANT - Continuing to strive toward a goal despite obstacles.
PURE - Keep my mind and body pure.
RESOURCEFUL - Wisely use my time, materials and talents.
RESPECTFUL - Honor my country, be obedient to those in authority and courteous to all.
RESPONSIBLE - Accountable for my own actions. Reliable in all situations.
REVERENT - Faithful and honoring to God. Respectful to the beliefs of others
What We're Up To:
Don't forget to bring your book and wear your complete Pathfinder uniform to each meeting.
The Pathfinders are continuing to work through their Pathfinder workbook on the path to the Fanny Crosby Award. If you have not already done so, please order your book as soon as possible so your daughter does not miss out on completing her Pathfinder journey!
Pathfinder Uniform:
*** Girls MUST wear close-toed shoes to ALL AHG meetings and events
Pathfinder Awards:
Pathfinders earn beads for their necklace according to the following guidelines:
Blue beads represent meeting attendance.
Red heart beads are placed on the necklace for each Bible verse a girl learns or memorizes as a part of the Pathfinder
program.
White star beads represent service project participation.
AHG logo beads are placed on the necklace each time a girl completes a stepping stone.
American Heritage Girls is a uniformed organization and expects that girls will wear
their uniforms to all regular Troop meetings and official troop events.
The Pathfinder curriculum culminates in the Fanny Crosby Award, the Level Award for this AHG program level.
The Fanny Crosby Award Tracking Sheet is in the back of both the Pathfinder Handbook and Pathfinder Leader Resource Guide. If earned at the end of the Pathfinder year, the Fanny Crosby Award would be the first Award placed on the Tenderheart vest.
Meet the Leader:
RIKKI DALENBERG
