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Germany International Friendship Swap Kit: Learn German
Superhero Willow wears a Girl Guide uniform from Germany for these World Thinking Day* crafts. Learn 30 different German words while you make your crafts for swapping. No scissors or glue needed.
Kit makes 30
*This item is not eligible for return/refund*
The Superhero program was developed by MakingFriends®.com. Our girl-led downloads and products are a fun way to prepare for your International event while saving time for leaders.
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Description
Kit Includes:
- 30 Safety Pins — 2″
- 30 Cardboard Disks in Assorted Colors — 2″
- 30 Translation Stickers — 1.5″
- 30 Girl Guide Tags — 3.25″
Instructions:
Peel and stick the stickers on to the cardboard disks. Write your swap information on the back on the back of the tags. Open a pin and poke it through the disk and the tag.
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Additional information
| Weight | .4 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 1 × 1 × 1 in |
DaisyLeader – :
I really liked this idea, but had some issues with the product. Because Google Translate was used in its creation, a few of the words were translated incorrectly, used out of context, or did not take gender into account. (For example, “fair” was translated as “Messe”, which can mean fair if you’re saying ‘I’m going to the fair/convention’ but not if you’re trying to say ‘Let’s play fair’, or ‘Her complexion is fair’. In the context of Girl Scouts, I would probably use the second meaning (which translates to the same word in English and German- ‘fair’). There were a few like that which I ended up throwing out. I also felt that the choice of words that were chosen could’ve been more geared toward Girl Scouts (some were). Lastly, the images of Willow are printed on perforated paper, but the perforations only go part way, so you end up with rough edges that you have to cut anyway. It would be better if everything came pre-cut. Lastly, I would recommend that you charge for the download and let people have instant access. Since the customer ends up doing all of the assembly anyhow, waiting to have them delivered (and in my case, paying more for 3day shipping than the item itself costs!) is kind of pointless. With all of that considered, it’s still a cute idea, and the girls liked getting them on thinking Day.
Terri Bose – :
Thanks for writing! We would like your input on any other changes we should make. Appreciate your input.