These free Girl Scout Junior Safety Award pin resources will help leaders plan their meetings with ease.
As Girl Scout leaders, one of the things you will teach the girls in your troop from Daisies to Ambassadors is safety. Whether it is how to “Stop, Drop and Roll” or how to safely search the internet, you will be helping to shape responsible adults. In fact, if you watch the news, there are frequently feel good stories about how a Girl Scout helped in an emergency situation. She put the skills she learned into action.
Learning about safety is progressive. At each level, girls will have different skills to learn. Here are updated and free Girl Scout Daisy Safety Award Pin resources for leaders to use when making plans to earn this pin.
If you would like to see all the levels in progression, here is a resource from the Girl Scouts of Colorado.
Free Girl Scout Junior Safety Pin Award Resources
Girl Scouts of NE Kansas and NW Missouri
Girl Scouts of Greater Iowa This is a virtual program than you can do in person with your troop. Resources are included.
Free Girl Scout Junior Safety Pin Award Printables
Here are free worksheets that your troop can use when earning their Safety pin.
Step 1 Treating Common Injuries
Girl Scouts of Southeastern Michigan
Step 2 Conduct an Emergency Evacuation Drill at Home or at Your Meeting Place
Practice Your Home Fire Escape Plan (links in the article)
Step 3 Find Out How to Read Weather Signs
What’s Up With The Weather? Journal Page
Step 4 Learn About Bike Safety
Heads Up! Helmet and Bike Safety This resource was made by a Cadette Girl Scout for her Silver Award.
Step 5 Go on a Hazard-Identification Walk in a Local park or in Your Neighborhood
Girl Scout Junior Safety Award Certificate
