Healthy Living & Sports Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture
Vertical TaeKwonDo
Natural Grocers
1159 NE Rice Road, Lee’s Summit, MO 64086
A fun, 45-minute interactive, taekwondo class where girls learn punches, kicks, and when it’s safe to use them. Great activity to practice physical fitness while having fun! This event is FREE! To register your troop call at 816-500-1197, email at info@verticaltkd.com or check out our website at verticaltaekwondo.com.
Various locations in Kansas and Missouri: Kansas: -Overland Park, 9108 Metcalf Avenue | 913-385-2000 -Olathe, 14921 West 119th Street | 913-764-0918 -Lawrence, 1301 West 23rd Street | 785-830-8500 -Mission, 6819 Johnson Drive | 913-432-5200 -Shawnee, 13335 Shawnee Mission Pkwy | 913-225-7853 -Topeka, 5836 SW 21st Street | 785-228-9100 Missouri: -Independence, 19019 East 48th Street | 816-478-1990 -St. Joseph, 2414 N. Belts Highway | 816-396-4086 -Liberty, 114 S. Steward Road | 816-335-4190 Natural Grocers is a female founded, specialty retailer featuring organic and natural groceries, body care and dietary supplements. Natural Grocers offers affordable prices and free nutrition education. To register for your troop’s program, select the Natural Grocers location and call the nutritional health coach at the phone number listed. Programs should be scheduled 2-4 weeks in advance. This program is usually free, unless a troop wants something extra!
455 E. Park St. Olathe, KS 66061 The Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture® (MDHAC) will advance and preserve knowledge about Deaf people, their languages, cultures, and experiences in the United States and around the world. Did you know the founder of Girl Scouts, Juliette Gordon Low was almost totally deaf? Learn about this rich culture through the Immersive “Hands-On” Workshop that offers an enriching and immersive experience in an American Sign Language-rich environment lead by Deaf Docents. This program introduces participants to the Deaf Community, its culture and languages, as well as bridge the language gap between the Deaf and non-Deaf communities by promoting shared signing communities for all. If need voice interpreter (as our volunteers are Deaf and use American Sign Language) please schedule 3 weeks in advance.
Available Programs:
The museum has patches that can be purchased for $3.00 each. Click here to book: https://www.museumofdeaf.org/hands-on
Cooking & Healthy Living Badge Workshops
Available Programs:
Hands-on Workshop
Natural Grocers nutritional health coaches will work with you to create customizable workshops to help your troop earn their next badge. Badge Steps Offered: Brownie Snacks, Junior Simple Meals, Cadette New Cuisines, Senior Locavore, and Ambassador Dinner Party.
Available Programs:
Girl Scout Taekwondo
The Immersive “Hands-On” workshop consists of a 1-hour program split into three 20-minute sessions: 1) Observing Visual Vernacular Performances, 2) Learning the Signs for Different Countries around the World, 3) Exploring De’VIA Genre Artwork, 4) Learning about Deaflympics, 5) learning Animal Kingdom Signs, 6) learning Foods Signs, 7) learning Feelings Signs, and/or 8) learning Holidays Signs. Length: 1 Hour.
Min/Max: NA
DIY Body Care Class
A fun, interactive, taekwondo class where girls learn punches, kicks, and when its safe to use them. Great activity to practice physical fitness while having fun!
Scrub goodbye to skin care chemicals! Girls will learn fun, easy do-it-yourself body care using oils, foods, and everyday ingredients you can find at home.
Minimum Workshop Fee for 10 participants or less is $85. Additional participants add $9 per person.
Min/Max: 5/15
Min/Max: 5/60
Min/Max: NA
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