She had18 girls inher firsttroopHer favoritesubject inschool wasartShe was buriedin her GirlScout uniformin Savannah,GeorgiaPartiallydeafShe startedthe first troopin Savannah,GeorgiaWent todancingschools andlearned all thedances invogue.In 1912, shefounded GirlScouts ofthe USAShe led threeGirl Guidestroops inEngland andScotlandShe wasborn in1860She learnedabout Scoutingfrom LordBaden-Powell,the founder ofBoy ScoutsHelped hermother organizeand serve in ahospital duringthe Spanish-American WarWas an expertswimmer,horsebackrider andfisherwoman,Started a clubcalled “HelpfulHands” where herand her friendswould sew anddonate clothes tochildren in needHerbirthday isOctober31Had a parrotnamed PollyPoons.She went toschools inVirginia andNew JerseyJulietteLOVED totellstories.She marriedWilliam LowonDecember21, 1886Juliette hada tea partyafter everyGirl ScoutmeetingLoved tennisand curling,the nationalsport ofScotland.She wasknown asDaisy toher friends.Never tastedsugar untilshe was 4 or5 years oldWas a talentedartist whopainted dinnerplates, sculpted,and painted oilportraits.Climbed theGreat Pyramidin Egypt androde elephantsin India.She had18 girls inher firsttroopHer favoritesubject inschool wasartShe was buriedin her GirlScout uniformin Savannah,GeorgiaPartiallydeafShe startedthe first troopin Savannah,GeorgiaWent todancingschools andlearned all thedances invogue.In 1912, shefounded GirlScouts ofthe USAShe led threeGirl Guidestroops inEngland andScotlandShe wasborn in1860She learnedabout Scoutingfrom LordBaden-Powell,the founder ofBoy ScoutsHelped hermother organizeand serve in ahospital duringthe Spanish-American WarWas an expertswimmer,horsebackrider andfisherwoman,Started a clubcalled “HelpfulHands” where herand her friendswould sew anddonate clothes tochildren in needHerbirthday isOctober31Had a parrotnamed PollyPoons.She went toschools inVirginia andNew JerseyJulietteLOVED totellstories.She marriedWilliam LowonDecember21, 1886Juliette hada tea partyafter everyGirl ScoutmeetingLoved tennisand curling,the nationalsport ofScotland.She wasknown asDaisy toher friends.Never tastedsugar untilshe was 4 or5 years oldWas a talentedartist whopainted dinnerplates, sculpted,and painted oilportraits.Climbed theGreat Pyramidin Egypt androde elephantsin India.

Juliette Gordon Low Bingo - Call List

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  1. She had 18 girls in her first troop
  2. Her favorite subject in school was art
  3. She was buried in her Girl Scout uniform in Savannah, Georgia
  4. Partially deaf
  5. She started the first troop in Savannah, Georgia
  6. Went to dancing schools and learned all the dances in vogue.
  7. In 1912, she founded Girl Scouts of the USA
  8. She led three Girl Guides troops in England and Scotland
  9. She was born in 1860
  10. She learned about Scouting from Lord Baden-Powell, the founder of Boy Scouts
  11. Helped her mother organize and serve in a hospital during the Spanish-American War
  12. Was an expert swimmer, horseback rider and fisherwoman,
  13. Started a club called “Helpful Hands” where her and her friends would sew and donate clothes to children in need
  14. Her birthday is October 31
  15. Had a parrot named Polly Poons.
  16. She went to schools in Virginia and New Jersey
  17. Juliette LOVED to tell stories.
  18. She married William Low on December 21, 1886
  19. Juliette had a tea party after every Girl Scout meeting
  20. Loved tennis and curling, the national sport of Scotland.
  21. She was known as Daisy to her friends.
  22. Never tasted sugar until she was 4 or 5 years old
  23. Was a talented artist who painted dinner plates, sculpted, and painted oil portraits.
  24. Climbed the Great Pyramid in Egypt and rode elephants in India.