*Updated June 2022 I am sitting in a different position this year than I have been for the past six years. Last May, I stepped down as my daughter’s Girl Scout leader and stepped into the position of active co-leader. The troop’s new leader can ask me anything and ask for help and it will …
If you are a brand new Daisy troop leader, you are probably wondering how you are going to earn all of those petals. Even if you are a leader entering her second year with her girls, you probably still have some petals to finish or maybe have one or two that you want to revisit. …
*This post contains affiliate links. When my older daughter was a Girl Scout, her leader was very gung ho the first few years she was in charge. She always wore her yellow Girl Scout leader sweater set to each and every meeting, as well as on field trips. While I used to wear a uniform …
Nothing makes me smile more than seeing a troop stay together through the years. In January 2012, I had my first guest post from Girl Scout troop 3763. In two different parts, they shared how they earned the Bronze Award. Imagine my surprise when early this summer, their troop leader contacted me again to ask …
*This post contains affiliate links. As I peruse my blog and update and edit posts, I am drawn to the ones where I share my organizational tips. I am a firm believer that we cause much of our own stress because we are unprepared. Because I juggle four part-time jobs and a family, being prepared …
Updated August 2020 New Daisy leaders have their hands full with trying to figure out how to do it all. After meeting with her co-leader and planning out the year (or at least the first few meetings), activities need to be planned. Here are some ready made resources for those who are starting with the …