*This post contains affiliate links. Updated August 2020 Taking responsibility for a Girl Scout troop, no matter what age you lead, is a big job. I have been leading my girls since October 2008, and I still have to do a lot of prep work before each and every meeting. As a teacher for the …
Girl Scout Daisy Leader Resources
Updated August 2020 Are you a brand new Daisy Girl Scout leader? Are you trying to figure our how to start your troop? I have some online resources for you! Photo from Haute Stock First, there is this blog! I began writing it to help other leaders and I have hundreds of posts with resources …
Should I Stay or Should I Go? My Personal Decision to Lead or Not to Lead
June 2019 update at the end of the post And after six years, I am stepping down from my role as leader. Last May, I wrote a post about this time of year when leaders make the decision to stop leading. For some, it is an easy choice, because life circumstances have made this decision …
Do You Use Your Council’s Website?
Every Girl Scout Council has it’s own website with useful information. There you will find all of your forms ready to download and distribute (I give parents the link when they need to fill out forms-I do not copy and distribute them). You will also find the local calendar of training and Council events. If …
Girl Scout Meeting Tips-Do You Have Any to Share?
Photo from Pixabay I have often been teased for being organized. When I was in graduate school, I would have all of my research projects done before Thanksgiving break, simply because I worked at the mall and after Black Friday, my hours at work would increase. The thought of trying to finish four major papers …
Be a Guest Blogger
I have had several inquires on my “Be a Guest Blogger” page, and that makes me happy! There is so much that we can learn from each other. To follow up, you need to email me and tell me what you want to write about. All posts will have to be previewed and edited by …