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Your scouts will have fun building together and completing different challenges. There are so many fun ideas. Here are just a few:
After the fun don’t forget the Build Patch from MakingFriends®.com.
Scouts of all ages will appreciate a chance to tour an ambulance. Contact your local ambulance company to arrange a visit or tour. They may even be able to arrange for an ambulance to come to your meeting. Don’t forget this patch from MakingFriends®.com to remember this great experience!
The sky is beautiful and exciting. Explore the night and get these patches to remember the fun.
What does it mean to “be a sister?” Your girls will learn that it means to be inclusive of everyone. Even those who are “different.”
This patch program® recommends the reading of a my daughter’s book, Willow’s Words, to younger girls. She suffers from severe anxiety and would like to share her story with your girls. You can purchase her book from Amazon or get an autographed copy and a free patch when you order off her website. Mention MakingFriends in the comments section to get your free patch. You will also get 20% off when you purchase six copies or more.
Even 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?
Whether or not you see the movie with your girls, being genuine is an important message you can give them.
National Barbie Day is March 9th.
Organize a trip to the zoo and make the “Zoo Trip” Patch a memento of the event. Scouts of all ages will love the details on this patch from MakingFriends®.com!
Think about girls from around the world while you celebrate World Thinking Day.
If your scouts are ready go beyond basic first aid skills, they will want to earn this CPR patch from MakingFriends®.com. Many girls as young as 9 years old can learn the basics of CPR even if they do not yet have the physical strength to perform CPR. Check with a certified trainer in your area to discuss if your girls are ready.
Get your group involved with a Postcard Exchange and wear the “Postcard Exchange” Patch to proudly announce that you are reaching out to others.
Get your troop ready for an unexpected encounter with a stranger. Our Stranger Danger patch is a great way to remind them of the importance of what they have learned to protect themselves.
Way to go! Girls can do anything.
This colorful Regatta patch is sure to be a hit after your troop or service unit event!
Learning to tie knots is skill most scouts will want to learn.
2″ iron-on embroidered patch. *MakingFriends®.com is not affiliated with, endorsed by or a licensee of Girl Scouts of the USA.
15 activities to challenge your troop to complete for Leap Year.
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