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1″ enamel whale pin with secure clutch back.
All sea life big and small play a huge part in our world. These pins can be traded, earned, awarded, or given as gifts.
Take a look at our Animal Welfare Service Program to find out about community service opportunities.
720 translucent 6mm x 9mm pony beads in assorted colors.
Little bitty beads to make small flag pins or embellish your swapping kits. Use as sprinkles on cotton balls for an ice cream sundae!
Genuine canceled stamps from international countries. Great for making Thinking Day* crafts!
Use this kit to earn yourĀ rose colored petal: Make the World a Better Place*.
*Not affiliated with, endorsedĀ by or a licensee of Girl Scouts of the US
Order one kit per girl:
Use mini silverware to embellish your food swaps!
3/8″Ā Silver Jingle Bells 72 pcs.
Use this kit to earn your violet petal: Be a sister to every Girl Scout*.
*Not affiliated with, endorsedĀ by or a licensee of Girl Scouts of the US
Order one kit per girl.
Just the right size to make cupcake crafts for swapping.
Economically priced for filling and donating.
5-1/2Ā school scissors with plastic transparent handle and metal blade. Assorted colors. Good quality scissors for the price.
Your girls can have fun while starting the progression to learn knife skills. This patch shows they’ve mastered soap carving and are ready to start learning knife skills.
GSUSAĀ® feels that this product was infringing on their intellectual property. In response, we are discontinuing this product. Supplies are limited.
GSUSAĀ® feels that this product was infringing on their intellectual property. In response, we are discontinuing this product. Supplies are limited.
GS Week includes the GS Birthday which is March 12th. It begins with GS Sunday and ends with GS Sabbath. This patchĀ from MakingFriendsĀ®.com is a great addition to your any vest.
*MakingFriendsĀ®.com is not affiliated with, endorsed by or a licensee of Girl Scouts of the USA.
TheĀ Girl Scout*Ā Birthday on March 12 commemorates the day in 1912 when Juliette Gordon Low officially registered the organizationās first 18 girl members in Savannah, Georgia.
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