This term we have been very busy looking at different dances, learning to sew, made bottle shakers and this week we went for a spring walk to see if we could spot the changes in the season the rainbows spotted flowers, buds on the trees and even found some duck eggs then we went to the park to get warm as it was very cold outside 
wrapped up warm 
we all had fun
2nd Histon Brownies enjoyed a Samba dance lesson as they celebrated Brazillian Carnival. A very special thank you to David and Patricia who came along to teach the girls. Everyone had a lot of fun.
well this month both rainbows unites had a sleepover together they decide on a jungle theme.
when we all the girls got there we had a picnic as wild animals.
this is what the Rainbows called the Rainbow Bird 
eating there tea.
then they played in the dark looking for wild animals.
Having breakfast, pancakes and juice.
all the girl in their wild animal masks.
For world thinking day 2013 the Brownies from Girton and Oakington had a joint meeting. The girls took part in a variety of activities: decorating biscuits, making paper promise torches, colouring in good turn owls, making promise hands and writing letters to Malala.
We also used the evening to do some fund raising for Malaria Relief and Comic Relief. The oakington Brownies paid £1 to come in non-uniform and all the girls bought 1p and 2p coins to cover the words World Thinking Day 2013. We managed to cover the words 4 times and raised a total of £40.70 which was divided between the two charities.
Each Brownie Six chose a different country, and found out some information. They all found out about the Brownies in that country and brought in some food. They also found out some more interesting facts to share.
The Imps and their Hawaii display. We enjoyed eating the mango and pineapple.
The Gnomes with their information about Canada and Canadian Brownies, and of course the delicious pancakes with maple syrup
Lion Dance costumes
Our theme this term is International Culture, so in our first meeting, the girls designed costumes from around the world out of newspaper. Can you see the Inuit, and the Scottish bagpipes? There is also a French girl, a Spanish girl and an Indian girl.
This week the Rainbows made Christmas decorations for the Christmas tree with pine cones and tissue paper of different colours. The girls loved making them and were singing ‘We Wish You a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year’ while they where doing it.
Welcome Back Rainbows!
Well today we talked to the Rainbows about why we have Remembrance Day. One Rainbow explained it really well to the other Rainbows saying, “It is to remember the soldiers that died in the war.”
Then we did a poppy activity where the girls used a potato stamp in black paint for the middle of the poppy, red card for the petals of the poppy, and green paint for the stems. These look very nice.
Next week is the Rainbow Promises Party.
This is a Royal Legion Poppy
This is a poppy made by a Rainbow.
