Clowning Around (Girl Scout Award)
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Clowning Around - It's a Girl Thing
GSCBC offers the Clowning Around award for Brownies, Juniors, and Teens.
On this lens, you will find everything that you need to help your scouts earn the Clowning Around award.
I hope that you learn lots about clowns while you work on this award and, most of all, have fun!
Clown Pictures
Clown Performances
Clown Supplies
Learn How to Juggle: A Video Tutorial
The Instant Juggler's Manual
Yoyo guy offers free, printable instructions for basic three-ball juggling.Flickr picture by helico.
Clown College
- Ohio College of Clowning Arts
- WHAT ARE WE?
A day school, one of the few in the United States, dedicated to teaching
students the ancient and honorable art of the clown. We are committed
to the idea of a clown understood as an actor versed in the skills of
physical comedy. - Academy of Performing Arts in Clowning
- First Internet Clown School. Learn clowning and clown school skills: makeup, balloons, magic and more. I
- Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Clown College
- How to become a Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® clown from the official Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey® website.
Clown Games
Clown Relay
Players race silly-nilly to outfit themselves in the latest in clown fashion.
WHAT YOU NEED:
2 sets of clownwear
HOW TO PLAY:
1. At the finish line, place two similar clown costumes that include giant shorts, suspenders, a jacket, a hat and the biggest pairs of men's shoes you can find.
2. Divide players into two relay teams positioned at the starting line.
3. At the sound of the whistle, the first person from each team runs and puts on the gear (over his clothes), runs back, strips, and tags the next player, who puts on the outfit and runs and touches the finish line and so on. The team to complete the relay first is victorious.
Clown Relay Source: FamilyFun.com
Clown Straight Face
For this contest, you'll need one daring comic and several glum-faced challengers.
WHAT YOU NEED:
Nothing
HOW TO PLAY:
1. The comic's mission is to tell jokes, make funny faces or employ any other reasonable tactic (short of tickling) to bring on a laugh.
2. The first one in the crowd to crack a smile becomes the next clown.
Clown Straight Face Source: FamilyFun.com
Main Types of Clowns
The most famous white faced clown in recent history was Bozo the clown. This classic (or white face) clown is probably the clown that most likely comes to mind when people think of a clown.

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Hobo Clown
The Hobo clown has had a hard life. His costume is most often worn and tattered and he can be the brunt of many jokes.

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Auguste Clown
The Auguste clown is the most comical of all of the clowns with the most outlandish make-up.

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What type of clown are you?
Reading Resources
Read the reviews from the Amazon links below. Check out these books at your local library.
Reader Feedback
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bloomingrose
Dec 24, 2011 @ 5:01 am | delete
- I have fooled around with clowning at different times in my life, I would love to be a great clown.
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Sep 3, 2010 @ 10:55 am | delete
- that is an unusual but beautiful Clowning Around Girl Scout award, congratulations and thanks for sharing the design. I also make old men scout awards, but they are a little different, for instance, I have just made a Sildenafil Citrate old men scout award!
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kab
Aug 7, 2009 @ 9:58 pm | delete
- Learning to make balloon animals, juggle, and ride a unicycle are excellent things for a kid to learn. Plus it gives them something to fall back on if times are ever tough in life. I've done my share of balloon animals at parties for $25 myself.
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soha89 Jun 6, 2009 @ 5:26 am | delete
- nice lens .. :)
plz check my lens and feed a child or plant a tree
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