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Along with
the four program emphasis which focus on the goals of Girl Scouts,
there are also the worlds of interest. Activities in Girl Scouts are
divided into five separate groups, or worlds, which are listed
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The World
of Well-Being concerns activities having to do with physical and
emotional health. Badges about exercise or exploring personal
talents and skills would be found in this world.
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The World
of People involves activities both family and friends. It also
encourages girls to play an active role in the community, get
involved in international friendships and issues pertaining to the
rest of the world. The World of People is about exploring and
respecting cultural differences while learning more of one's own
heritage.
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The World
of Today and Tomorrow emphasizes the opportunities girls have in
today's world and the ones they will have in the future. Activities
in this world are aimed at modern technological advances and the
hows and whys of the world.
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The World
of the Arts focuses on everything from a Picasso, to a bassoon
concerto, to Emily Dickinson's poetry. In this world girls explore
their own artistic abilities and learn about those of others.
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The World
of Out-Of-Doors concerns the scouting experiences of Girl Scouts.
Activities might include backpacking in the woods, ecological
studies, and appreciation of the world around them.
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