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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Watching Wildlife Patch
Quick ViewThis cute frog patch is a great way to celebrate your kids’ wildlife trip or project!
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Robotics Patch — Orange
Quick ViewThe Robotics Patch from MakingFriends®.com is for any scout that is working on a robotics project for fun or as part of a team. If your local high school or college has a Robotics Club, ask them about a visit with your troop or service unit or if your troop can take a trip to a competition.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Build Patch
Quick ViewYour scouts will have fun building together and completing different challenges. There are so many fun ideas. Here are just a few:
- What’s the tallest structure they can create?
- Can they build a bridge?
- Have each scout build something and see if the others can identify what they created.
After the fun don’t forget the Build Patch from MakingFriends®.com.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Space Adventure Patch
Quick ViewHow will your scouts earn the Space Adventure Patch from MakingFriends®.com?
During 2025 space launches scheduled for Janaury, February, March, April, July and November. There is also a spacecraft returing to earth in December.
Help your scouts learn more about space with a visit to a space museum. There are museums that offer virtual tours for those who don’t live near one.
Your scouts will be interested to learn that many astronauts are former scouts! What do the kids think it takes to become an astronaut? They may be interested in finding out how astronauts are selected and what kind of training is involved.
Space Adventure can be a fun theme for a service unit event or camping trip with night walks, working with a telescope, learning the constellations, eating astronaut food and more.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Reptiles Patch
Quick ViewScouts and kids of all ages love reptiles. Have fun learning about all different kinds and find your favorite to study.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Internet Scavenger Hunt Patch Program®
Quick ViewAn internet scavenger hunt is a great way to work on earning patches as well as having fun online.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Night Sky Patch
Quick ViewThe sky is beautiful and exciting. Explore the night and get these patches to remember the fun.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Poppy Project Patch
Quick ViewOn Memorial Day and Veterans Day, millions of red crepe paper poppies—all handmade by veterans as part of their therapeutic rehabilitation—are distributed across the country in exchange for donations that go directly to assist disabled and hospitalized veterans in our communities.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Trivia Fun Patch
Quick ViewLearning is more fun with trivia! Try Kahoot! and give out our trivia fun patch!
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Care for Pets Patch
Quick ViewEven the youngest scouts can help care for pets. If your girls don’t have a family pet, ask them to practice caring for pets using favorite a stuffed animal.
Talk about what responsibilities come with pet ownership. Discuss which responsibilities are age appropriate for them.
Are they old enough to feed their pet or fill their water supply?
Is grooming their pet something that is safe for them to do?
Can they help clean up after their pet and keep the pet’s environment clean and safe?
While the girls aren’t old enough to make vet appointments, do they understand that part of caring for a pet is taking care of their medical needs and following the vets recommendations?
One thing girls of all ages can do to help care for pets is to play with them.
All pets need attention and most need play time. Ask the girls to make sure to play with the family pets for at least 5 minutes each day and share their experience at the next meeting.
Was there a reason they couldn’t play with their pet for 5 minutes every day? If they couldn’t, did they encourage another family member to help?
