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Adulting is a term to describe behavior that is seen as responsible and grown-up. This behavior often involves meeting the mundane demands of independent and professional living, such as paying bills and keeping house.
Food allergies can be quite serious. Your troop can learn about, and help spread awareness about, the seriousness of food allergies with their community. Scouts of every age can learn the importance of not trading or sharing foods without knowing if someone has food allergies and what is in the food they want to share. Remind them to ask an adult if they aren’t sure. This patch from MakingFriends®.com on their vest to help get the conversation started with others.
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.
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. While girls can earn the Cadette Archery* badge, girls of all levels can include archery in their plans while camping or as a fun trip if they follow their council safety-wise and if the proper equipment for their age is available.
*MakingFriends®.com is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a licensee of Girl Scouts of the USA.
Give your scouts a chance to earn the Archery patch! Check with your council or community for archery opportunities with a certified USA Archery instructor so you can be sure to give your scouts receive proper instruction and use equipment appropriate for their age.
The Archery Patch from MakingFriends®.com shows your scouts had fun time learning how to use a bow and arrow safely.
*This item is not eligible for return/refund*
Going for a bike ride is a great healthy habit for your girls. Participate in a local safety event. For a fun troop trip, find a local park with a biking trail.
Remember the fun with the Bike Ride Patch from MakingFriends®.com.
Help your girls practice good safety habits while going for a bike ride. Host a bicycle safety event for your troop or service unit. Our patch will remind your troop and others to remember Safety First.
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.
Purchase this half wheel, the whole group or purchase only the patches you want.
Challenge your girls to put the cell phone away using our fun BINGO worksheet!
After they have completed the BINGO game, have the girls work together to come up with a troop cell phone policy.
Designed for troops interested in reviewing the law. Our suggested requirements include opportunities for scouts Daisy to Ambassador to put the law into practice with activities tailored for their age. Our free downloads and suggested requirements make this a fun and easy program for your girls while providing valuable character building activities. Our suggested requirements also include suggestions to make a community connection.
A community garden can be for beautification or to provide food for a shelter or soup kitchen. Whatever the reason your girls participate in a community garden, they will appreciate this patch from MakingFriends®.com.
It’s always a good idea to be CPR trained.
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.
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