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Help your girls explore music beyond the current hits. Music from different cultures, different eras and styles of music they might not have heard like classical and opera. They can have fun making their own instruments and try to imitate songs they know or make up new ones.
Check your council for safety wise while working with knives. Remember that progression is important. Remember that scissors were introduced in stages, too. Girls of all ages should know knives are tools, not toys. Start younger girls off with blunt knives and simple tasks. Save pocket knives for last after girls have mastered knives that don’t also bend and fold. When your girls have demonstrated their knowledge of knife safety and have completed their first project, our patch will show they’ve mastered a new skill.
Girls can learn to Respect Authority during a visit from police officers to your troop meeting. Remember to honor police on dates such as National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day (January 9th) and National Police Week (the week that includes May 15th which is Peace Officers Memorial Day).
Girls can learn to Respect Authority during a visit from police officers to your troop meeting. Remember to honor police on dates such as National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day (January 9th) and National Police Week (the week that includes May 15th which is Peace Officers Memorial Day).
Help your girls learn age appropriate money smarts. A trip to the bank or meeting with a financial advisor is a great way to help your girls get educated about personal finances. MakingFriends®.com has created a patch program®® for our Money Wise patch with age appropriate ideas for each level.
Have fun with your girls playing BINGO. You’ll find fun free bingo themed printable cards on our page Fun and Games.
Bingo for Books is another fun event your girls will enjoy. Have girls bring a few gently used books and play until everyone wins. Make it a part of your service project by donating the left over books to a local shelter or little free library.
The residents at your local senior center or nursing home would love for your troop to host a BINGO night for them too.
Have fun with your girls learning about drones. Look for drone clubs in your area that will welcome your girls to see a demonstration and learn about how they fly.
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Help girls of every level learn healthy habits to keep them feeling and looking their best. See our suggested requirements below.
This program is one in a series of programs about good health habits.
There are several dates that celebrate families.
Ask parents if each scout can plan a fun activity for their family to celebrate one of these dates. Help the girls share ideas at their troop meeting. Of course each girl will make their own choice for their family but they will have fresh ideas to choose from.
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Help your scouts plan a fun troop activity or trip that they can invite their families to participate in.
Our “Aquarium Overnight” patch is a colorful reminder of an overnight trip to the aquarium where your girls learned about the great water world around us and how to take care of it.
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Have your scouts prepare songs, games or gifts for your visit to an Assisted Living facility. After the fun, this sweet patch will help them remember the fun and service.
Whether they make, serve or attend a pancake breakfast, this cute patch will remind them of their special event or trip.
Your girls invited a special guy to your bowling event. Remind her of the fun they had together with this special He & Me Bowling patch.
Find a cozy cabin, make sure the girls dress for the cold and have fun winter camping! Remember your fun trip with this awesome patch!
Help your girls remember their holiday community service activity with the Wreath Laying Service Patch.
Angel trees and giving trees are a great holiday community service activity for your troop. Check with your local church, shelter, hospital or veteran’s home to see if they have or would like an angel tree your troop can help with. Don’t forget a patch to help your scouts remember the spirit of giving all year long!
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