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Creek Stomping Patch
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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Sewing Fun Patch-Scissors
This is a skill for everyone. The girls can earn this patch by sewing on their patches and badges.
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Library Visit Patch
Take your girls to the library for a fun, no-cost trip they will enjoy.
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Night Sky Patch
The sky is a beautiful and exciting. Explore the night and get these patches to remember the fun.
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Bug Patch
Learn about bugs while having fun. The world is full of so many varieties so pick your favorite bugs to learn about.
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Robotics Patch — Orange
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.
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Watching Wildlife Patch
This cute frog patch is a great way to celebrate your kids’ wildlife trip or project!
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Animal Tracks Patch
The perfect patch to remember your camping or hiking trip. A great compliment to our Animal Tracks Friendship Swap Kit!
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Woodworking Patch (Tools)
Help your troop learn how to make something out of wood. This patch from MakingFriends®.com demonstrates that your troop has learned how to use basic tools like a hammer, nails and sandpaper. Older 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 to teach about safety, tools and even about careers in wood working.