The yellow Daisy petal is to be “friendly and helpful”. This is one of those petals that your girls earn each and every time you have a meeting. Girls need to be helpful during each meeting, as one day they will be taking over and making them more girl led. Friendly is self-explanatory…they need to get …
How to Earn the Red Daisy Petal-Courageous and Strong
*This post contains affiliate links. Updated Fall 2018 The red Daisy Scout Petal stands for “Courageous and Strong”. Here is an activity to help your girls earn that petal. Image from Pixabay and altered by the author in Canva Before the meeting, fill one storage container for each girl with the same food-wet spaghetti, jello, pudding, yogurt, whipped cream-anything …
What Should You Charge for Girl Scout Troop Dues?
At the beginning of the year, your co-leader and you need to discuss how much to collect in dues. The first things leaders need to understand is that dues are voluntary. You cannot make a girl pay them. Image created on Canva Here are some factors to consider: How many girls are in your troop? …
What Does Your Troop Wear for Girl Scout Uniforms?
Of all of the activities your daughter can choose, Girl Scouts is one of the least expensive. No monthly payments, no recitals, and no expensive equipment. As part of a troop, the girls do need a uniform. To be honest, they do not look any better than they did when I was a Girl Scout in the …
Another Craft to Earn the Be a Sister to Every Girl Scout Violet Daisy Petal
This craft one I came up with and used for our very first Daisy Scout meeting of the year. It is a great ice breaker and it is easy to create and costs nothing except a few pieces of computer paper and a few minutes of your time. The girls get to be as creative …
Girl Scout Daisy Community Service Project to Earn 5 Daisy Petals
Whether you need to review Updated November 2023 This is a community service project that my Daisy troop did last year, and one that we are going to do again this spring. It covered five petals in all! It was perfect as a review of the Girl Scout Promise. They petals that were covered: Purple-Respect Myself …