Orange Petal Superhero | Twilight
Let Superhero Twilight help your girls learn part of the GS Law and earn the Orange Responsible for What I Say and Do Petal.
Ideas for Daisy Petals
Working with Daisy Scouts on their petals is such a rewarding way to introduce the core values of the Girl Scout Law through hands-on fun and meaningful conversation. This category, Ideas for Daisy Petals, is designed to be a one-stop resource for leaders and parents, offering a variety of creative crafts, engaging stories, and simple activities tailored specifically for kindergarten and first-grade girls. Whether you are looking for a unique project for the Honest and Fair petal or a community service idea for Making the World a Better Place, you’ll find inspiration here to help your Daisies earn their petals while building friendships and character.
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Light Green Petal Superhero | Charity
Let Superhero Charity help your girls learn part of the GS Law and earn the Light Green Considerate and Caring Petal.
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Red Petal Superhero | Freedom
Let Superhero Freedom help your girls learn part of the GS Law and earn the Red Courageous and Strong Petal.
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Yellow Petal Superhero | Harmony
Let Superhero Harmony help your girls learn part of the GS Law and earn the Yellow Friendly and Helpful Petal.
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Light Blue Petal Superhero | Sincerity
Let Superhero Sincerity help your girls learn part of the GS Law and earn the Light Blue Honest and Fair Petal.
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Ants On A Log
Great snack idea for Girl Scout Brownie Snacks badge or My Best Self badge
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Canadian Maple Leaf Kerigami
Try this pattern for an easy Kerigami Canadian Maple Leaf if you chose Canada for your Girl Scout Thinking Day or International celebration
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World Neighbors Handprint Poem
This craft project will remind Daisys and all of us to be a sister to every Girl Scout
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Wooden Spoon Puppets
Your Girl Scouts can upcycle wooden spoons to create a wide variety of puppets with simple supplies.
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Rosh HaShana Sewing Placard
Create a Rosh HaShana Sewing Placard. Great craft if you chose Israel for your Girl Scout Thinking Day or International celebration or for Rosh HaShana
