Red 

Know and repeat before the tribe the Y Princess names of each Little Princess (Minimum of Six)

White 

Repeat all six parts of the “Y” Princess Aims before the tribe.

Blue 

Good conduct at three consecutive meetings.

Orange 

Complete three handicraft projects with Dad.  They must be brought and displayed to the tribe.  Examples: moccasins, thong and disk, dancing bells, arm bands, finger puppets, FAD car, etc.

Yellow 

Hike two miles with Dad.  Make a list of interesting things observed ion the hike.  Turn in a report to the tribe and Tallykeeper.

Aqua 

Big Brave and Little Princess take a camping trip for at least one night, cooking own food.  With tribe or alone.

Green 

Arrange a night off for mother.  Father and Daughter will plan, purchase, cook and serve dinner – MOTHER WILL NOT BE ALLOWED IN KITCHEN.  After serving dinner, father and daughter will do the dishes.  Mother furnishes a statement in writing to Tallykeeper.

White/Gold Tip

Collect ten different leaves.  Mount them on a board, identify them and present them to your tribe.

Blue/Gold Tip

Make a warshield that is about 18 inches in diameter.

Orange/Gold Tip

Draw and identify three animal tracks (tracks must be seen.)

Red/Gold Tip

               Athletics

Option A 

Dad and Daughter Together

- 2 push-ups

- 5 Sit-ups

- Jog ¼ mile

Option B

Dad and Daughter Together

- Swim 25 feet

- Retrieve an object from underwater that is overhead

- Tread water or float for2 minutes

Aqua/Gold Tip

Make and bring to meeting one home craft.

Examples:

-         Personal invitation, charter board or scrap book

-         Trash can for Father (Indian design decorated)

-         Bird House

-         Individual tom-tom or totem pole

-         Coup stick

-         Wampum bag, belt, etc.

Green/Gold Tip

Little Princess performs Indian dance or sings Indian song for tribe.

Yellow/Gold Tip

Any collection.  Collect and identify ten different items of any category.

Red/Blue Tip

Welfare project or community service activity.

Yellow/Blue Tip

Learn nine Indian hand talk signals.  Demonstrate at a tribe pow-wow.

Green/Blue Tip

Tell a short story using Indian symbols.  Place your story symbols on a poster and present at a tribe pow-wow.

White/Blue Tip

Locate on a U.S. map the home location of all Friendly Spirit Nation tribes.

Blue/Blue Tip

Name seven fish found in Southern California (salt and/or salt water0 and draw them on a poster board. Present them at a tribe pow-wow.

Red/Blue Tip

Little Princess and Big Brave plan and take a special trip together.  Make a report to the tribe at a pow-wow.

Orange/Blue Tip

Build and decorate an Indian artifact for property box (i.e. tomahawk, spear, peace pipe, little teepee, etc.)

Black/Red Tip

Name five species of birds that live in our local area or that are on the endangered species list.  Draw or display a picture of each on a poster board.  Present to tribe at a pow-wow.

Blue/Red Tip

Astronomy – Locate, identify and draw three star formations.  Present to tribe at a pow-wow.

Yellow/Red Tip

Knots – Demonstrate to tribe how to tie the following knots:  square, clove hitch, bowline, two half hitches, taut   line hitch, and tie a hook to a fishing line.  Draw or make a rope display of these knots and present to the tribe at a pow-wow OR tutor a first year Princess to earn her Level One Red Feather and White Feather.

Pink/Red Tip

Write a two-page report on your tribe and present to the Chief and Elders at a meeting.  Must include where the tribe lived, type of housing used, what kind of food they ate, how they hunted and a story or legend they lived by.

Brown/Red Tip

Geology – Collect, identify and display for the tribe a collection of ten rocks, gems and/or minerals.

White/Red Tip

Meteorology – Identify and draw for display three different cloud formations.  Explain why each particular cloud formation occurs and the type of weather each represents

Orange/Red Tip

Plan and cook a complete meal for your family (including cleanup) by yourself.  Then, plan a family outing to include the entire family designed to be a fun and learning experience.  Examples could be a hike, a trip to the beach, go to a museum, etc.