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The Aquarium Fun patch from MakingFriends®.com is a great way to remember a trip to the aquarium where you learn about the great water world around us and how to take care of it.
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Learning about energy conservation? The exciting new Energy patch from MakingFriends®.com is great for girls working on the Junior GET MOVING! JOURNEY*.
Girls who completed their Get Moving! JOURNEY* and are sharing what the earned with others as part of their take actions project can give this patch to the Girl Scouts that attend their event.
The 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.
Way to go! Girls can do anything.
Get your littles interested in coding with this cute unicorn patch.
Bees, butterflies, birds and bats are among the many types of pollinators that move pollen from one flower to another which makes seed and fruits.
While visting a flower, the pollen usually sticks to the body of a pollinator which rubs off when it lands on a new flower.
Pollination helps create healthy ecosystems by enabling plant growth which provides oxygen, clean air and stabilize soil as well as providing habitat and food for animals and people.
Many botanical gardens, arboretums and audobon centers offer an opportunity for your troop to take a trip and learn about pollinators and how to help them thrive.
There are also many videos and printable resources to help troops learn about pollinators during a troop meeting.
Help your troop or service unit learn about the native flowering plants for your area.
Creating a pollinator friendly garden in your community is a great service project that also helps improve the planet.
Creating houses for birds, bats or bees makes a great service project for troops that prefer to work indoors.
What is creek stomping? Find a creek or stream. Many parks encourage creek stomping. Just make sure you leave no trace! You can wear rain boots, water shoes, crocs, or even go barefoot in some cases. Explore the water and the bank. Keep an eye out for small fish, shiny rocks, shells… or anything else you can discover.
Weather your taking a trip to a butterfly garden or planting one with your girls, this butterfly garden patch will delight them!
Help your troop build and race their own derby cars. The entire process teaches your scouts in many areas from woodworking, precision work, decorating, competition and sportsmanship. *This item is not eligible for Return/Refund
Learn about cake decorating and get this cute patch.
This cute frog patch is a great way to celebrate your kids’ wildlife trip or project!
This is one of the patches in our Adulting Patch Program® group. Print the requirements below and download the worksheets from your order confirmation. They will not be mailed with your patches.
Learn about black history and earn this striking patch.
2″ iron-on embroidered patch.
This is one of the patches in our Adulting Patch Program® group. Print the requirements below and download the worksheets from your order confirmation. They will not be mailed with your patches.
Take a visit to an airport or an aviation museum or event to earn this fun patch.
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