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Many community pools welcome large service unit events. Check with your local high school if they have a pool for community group policy. Your girls will be so excited to add this Swimming patch to their vest!
Leave No Trace. It’s an important part of any Scout outing. Remind your girls before leaving any place they go that there should be no trace that they were there. That means carting out all supplies and garbage and inspecting to make sure nothing is left behind or in disrepair. This patch from MakingFriendsĀ®.com reminds your girls and others to remember this important part of being a Scout.
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Your girls will have a great time studying the stars at night or on your troop trip to the planetarium. This patch is an eye-catching reminder of their fun and educational experience.
After your camping trip, the Tent Camping patch will look great on the back of your girls’ vests!
Perfect for scouts who have demonstrated they can set up a tent on their own. See our suggested requirements below.
Martial arts are a great way for your girls to learn about fitness and self defense. Ask your local martial arts studio to allow your troop to come in for a class or for an instructor to come into a meeting to teach the girls some basic moves. This eye catching patch will remind the girls of this fun activity.
If your girls like to figure out ‘whodunit’ then they will love learning about forensic science. Host a mystery party game or help your girls get into the science of investigation by learning how to compare fingerprints, handwriting and more. The Forensics patch shows that your girls love solving a mystery.
Girls that earned the Cadette Special Agent Badge can use what they learned to host an event for younger girls.
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Help your girls review their favorite recipes and make adjustments for a healthier diet. Some culinary schools and restaurants offer trips where your girls can learn about cooking healthy. The Healthy Cooking patch from MakingFriendsĀ®.com shows your girls have learned to make better choices by preparing healthy meals.
March is National Nutrition Month.
If your girls enjoy the outdoors they will probably have a great time with a trip to ride horses. Don’t forget to our Horseback Riding patch!
Your girls will appreciate learning how to use a sewing machine. While it’s a great skill for anyone to have, learning to sew on a machine can also help with future badge work. The Junior Independence* and Senior Room Makeover* and Science of Style* badges all have activities for which knowing how to use a sewing machine could be a great help. If you don’t have a machine or the skills, check with your local sewing or craft shop to see if they offer a trip. Ask around in your community too. There may be seamstresses or tailors who would love to be a guest at your troop meeting or event to share their skills.
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.
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After your flag retirement ceremony, your scouts will be proud to wear this Flag Retirement patch from MakingFriendsĀ®.com on their uniform. Our free suggested requirements can help your group plan a ceremony.
Help your girls learn new skills and then reward them for their accomplishment with the Rope Tying and Knots patch from MakingFriendsĀ®.com.
Have yourĀ scouts demonstrate that they know how to safely build a campfire. Reward them for learning this skill with the Campfire Build Patch from MakingFriendsĀ®.com.
Help your troop learn how to makeĀ something out of wood. This patch from MakingFriendsĀ®.com demonstrates that your troop has learned how to use basic tools like a hammer, nails and sandpaper. OlderĀ scouts might be ready to learn how to use saws, drills and more specialized wood working tools. Arrange a trip to a local hardware store or have a local carpenter visit so your troop or service unit toĀ teach about safety, tools and even about careers in wood working.
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 MakingFriendsĀ®.com shows your scouts had fun time learning how to use a bow and arrow safely.
Many community pools and swim schools welcome large service unit events. Check with your local high school if they have a pool for community group policy. Your girls will be so excited to add this Swimming patch from MakingFriendsĀ®.com to their vest!
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