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Help your troop build and race their own derby cars. The entire process teaches your scouts in many areas from woodworking, precision work, decorating, competition and sportsmanship. *This item is not eligible for Return/Refund
Girl Scouts’ birthday is March 12th and commemorates the day, in 1912, when Juliette Gordon Low officially registered the organization’s first 18 members in Savannah, Georgia.
Try our suggested activities or have the girls come up with their own celebration or ceremony ideas for Girl Scouts’ birthday and earning this pretty GS Birthday Patch.
The Ice Skating Patch ā Penguin from MakingFriendsĀ®.com is a cute reminder of your troop trip or service unit event to the rink.
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.
Building fairy houses can be a fun no prep activity on a camping trip or a great craft activity at a troop meeting.
Either way this is a creative activity the girls in your troop or service unit will really enjoy.
Have fun with your girls playing BINGO. You’ll find fun free bingo themed printable cards on our page Fun and Games.
Bingo for Books is another fun event your girls will enjoy. Have girls bring a few gently used books and play until everyone wins. Make it a part of your service project by donating the left over books to a local shelter or little free library.
The residents at your local senior center or nursing home would love for your troop to host a BINGO night for them too.
This bright and cheery Founders Day patch is a great way to celebrate Juliette Gordon Lowe’s birthday with your troop.
Plan a birthday party for Juliette Low, teach the girls about the founder and have a ceremony or plan a community service project to honor her legacy.
Trying to recruit new girls? Hosting a Founders Day recruitment event can be a fun way to help grow your troop or start new troops in your service unit.
Our patch celebrating their founder, nicknamed Daisy, is one your girls will look forward to adding to their vest and will make a great first fun patch for new girls.
Our page Scout Holidays has ideas to plan your celebration and our page Juliette Gordon Low has information to help teach your scouts about ‘Daisy’.
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.
This simple activity is so much fun! Have your scouts gather rocks and rinse them off. Dry thoroughly and let them have fun with painting them.
The girls can get permission to put inspirational rocks in a garden at their school or start a rock snake (with permission). Paint a few rocks and line them up with a laminated sign encouraging other to add to it.
Spend a day at the spa or throw your own spa party with a our spa patch as keepsake for the fun you had with your group.
Make our Bridging Fun Patch the first one on your girlsā new uniforms!
Rent a movie or go to the theater with your troop or service unit. Don’t forget the popcorn! Many of the Journeys offer great opportunities for adding a movie night for fun and educational purposes.
Keep your girls active and plan a day for fitness fun with your troop or service unit.
The “First Aid Prepared” Patch is designed especially with our littles in mind.
Girl Scouts’ birthday is March 12th and commemorates the day, in 1912, when Juliette Gordon Low officially registered the organization’s first 18 members in Savannah, Georgia.
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