Photo from Pixabay In December, my Brownie troop baked cookies to send overseas to those who are serving in our military. This was a wonderful hands-on activity that required a lot of advance planning. The first thing you have to get a place to bake! I lucked out and had someone volunteer her beautiful, newly …
Activities to Celebrate the Girl Scouts 100th Anniversary
On March 12th, the Girl Scouts of America will be celebrating a big milestone-it’s 100th anniversary. The Girl Scouts has it’s own special way that all girls can celebrate by launching the Girl Scouts Forever Green initiative. According to the Girl Scout website… “Girl Scouts of the USA announced today that it is launching Girl …
Free Girl Scout Cookie Thank You Notes
Here are free Girl Scout cookie thank you notes for leaders to download and use during cookie season. Updated January 2023 I love to cruise the internet to find anything related to Girl Scouts so I can share it with you. I found a cute website that had a template with a girl saying “Thanks …
Time to Sign Up for Girl Scout Summer Camp!
It may be cold in most of the country, but now is the time to think about signing your daughter up for Girl Scout summer camp. Troops do not meet over the summer, and Girl Scout summer camp offers girls different kinds of scouting opportunities. Image from Pixabay and altered by the author in Canva …
Thinking Day Passports at Makingfriends.com!
One of my favorite Girl Scout websites is makingfriends.com. For World Thinking Day, they have a whole list of printable passports for you to download. The countries available are: Australia Bolivia Brazil Canada China Egypt England France Germany Greece Guyana Haiti Hong Kong India Ireland Israel Italy Ivory Coast Jamaica Japan Madagascar Mexico Philippines Russia …
How to Earn the Light Blue Daisy Petal Honest and Fair
*This post contains affiliate links. There are many ways to earn the light blue Daisy petal, honest and fair. At any age we want to be treated in an honest and fair fashion, and for kindergarten and first grade Daisy Girl Scouts, it is even more important. How many times have you heard your own …