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This patch program helps girls understand personal boundaries, recognize uncomfortable situations (both online and in person), and develop a toolkit of actionable responses to unwanted attention.Â
It is part of our Safety First Patch Program® group.
This patch program helps girls understand personal boundaries, recognize uncomfortable situations (both online and in person), and develop a toolkit of actionable responses to unwanted attention.Â
It is part of our Safety First Patch Program® group.
This patch program helps girls understand personal boundaries, recognize uncomfortable situations (both online and in person), and develop a toolkit of actionable responses to unwanted attention.Â
It is part of our Safety First Patch Program® group.
After a fun hiking trip our fun patch is a great reminder!
Kids love the challenge of climbing a rock wall!
Indoor flying! It will make your heart race and be an experience your group will never forget!
This patch program® is designed to inspire Girl Scouts to learn about the contributions of women astronauts to space exploration.
2″ iron-on embroidered patch. Shown with watermark. Your patches will not have watermarks.
2″ iron-on embroidered patch. Shown with watermark. Your patches will not have watermarks.
Help Scouts understand the importance of teamwork through interactive and engaging activities that require collaboration, communication, and creativity.
Way to go! Girls can do anything.
Our Juliette Low Quarter Fun Patch is a great way to celebrate the US Mint honoring the founder of Girl Scouts in the United States which was released in 2025.
Try our Women’s History Month activity suggestions with your troop or come up with your own.
Celebrate friendships! Help your scouts plan a Galentine’s Day celebration for their troop or service unit.
Give your girls a chance to earn the Archery patch! Check with your council or community for indoor and outdoor archery opportunities with a certified USA Archery instructor. Include archery in the plans while camping or take a trip with your troop or service unit. Of course you’ll want to follow council safety-wise and make sure the proper equipment for the age groups attending is available.
Many troops are at least partially girl – led so voting should not be a difficult concept for them to understand.
Hopefully they also understand that it’s ok to disagree as long as they remain respectful and kind.
Younger girls can practice voting skills by hosting an election of their own to choose a troop crest, a troop party theme or snacks for their next meeting.
Older girls may want to volunteer to help get the message out to the adults in the community to vote.
It’s important for the girls to remember they are only reminding people to vote, not telling them how to vote.
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