Girl Scouts Founder Juliette Gordon Low

Girl Scout Troop Program
Performances that are for a Girl Scout Troop plus family/chaperones. Girl Scout Troops may coordinate with other Troops to participate in the same performance program. Performances are modified for age/grade level, but all activities are the same.

Activities:
Marching Drill Game
Morse Code Communication Game
Semaphore Flag Communication Game
Girl Scout Songs with Juliette Low
Q&A with Juliette Low
Optional Photos with Juliette Low
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General Audience Program
Performances held in larger capacity spaces for a general audience that are open to both Girl Scouts and the general public. Volunteers from the audience will participate in games. Includes an in-character Q&A up to 15 minutes. Optional photos with Juliette Low are available at the end of the performance.

Audience Participation Activities:
Marching Drill Game
Morse Code Communication Game
Semaphore Flag Communication Game
Girl Scout Songs with Juliette Low
Q&A with Juliette Low
Optional Photos with Juliette Low
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Virtual Performances
Virtual performances are conducted through your preferred video conferencing service such as Zoom or Google Meets. A brief virtual meeting will be scheduled before the performance to ensure there are no technical difficulties.

Activities
Marching Drill Game
Morse Code Communication Game
Girl Scout Songs with Juliette Low
Q&A with Juliette Low

Technical Requirements
Video conferencing service that allows over 60 minutes of video conferencing time.
Webcam with microphone.
Strong internet connection.
Projector or large screen to ensure all participants can view the program.

Libba Beaucham portrays “Daisy” from the year 1920 with a fun and engaging living history program that teaches Girl Scouts about the history of Girl Scouts, Juliette Gordon Low’s life, and the amazing contributions and successes of Girl Scouts since it began in 1912.

Libba has performed for thousands of students and Girl Scouts in-person and virtually. Her deep knowledge of Juliette Gordon Low’s life and the Girl Scouts is shared through living history as she portrays “Daisy” from the year 1920. Questions are answered in-character with stories from her extensive research. Libba has over 10 years of living history interpretation experience having worked at the Northeast Georgia History Center at Brenau University and the National Civil War Naval Museum. She has a background in theatre performance, improvisation, history education, and music which she brings to each unique performance.