Meeting Lesson Plan: Gerri the Geranium
“Here is a recap of how our troop earned their Magenta petal using this lesson plan!” I loved how our last meeting focused on treating others as “precious,” and I…
Program Ideas
Welcome, Leaders! Whether you just signed your first registration form or you’ve been leading a troop for over a decade, you know that keeping a scouting program fresh, engaging, and meaningful is quite a balancing act. From the foundational Daisy Promise to the prestigious Gold Award, our mission is to provide you with the resources, crafts, and guidance you need to make every meeting a success. Explore our grade-specific guides below to find everything from badge-earning activities to troop-tested community service projects.
Beyond the Basics: Building a Custom Experience
While outdoor adventures and entrepreneurial skills are part of the foundation, your troop’s program is truly defined by the unique paths your girls choose to take. As they grow from Brownies to Cadettes and beyond, their interests evolve into high-impact areas like STEM, advocacy, and global citizenship. That’s why our Program Ideas are designed to scale with your girls, ensuring that your projects remain relevant, challenging, and exciting for their specific age group.
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Ideas for Learning the Promise Sign
The Promise Sign is made by holding up three fingers of the right hand—thumb holding down the pinky. Each of the three raised fingers represents one part of the Promise,…
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Brownie Ideas for 2nd & 3rd Graders
There is so much you can do with your troop! While badges are the classic way to go, your girls are at such a fun age where they’re ready to…
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A Memorable Indoor Camping Sleepover with Daisy Troop 75906!
Hello! My name is Jennie Pilkey, I am a co-leader for Daisy Troop 75906. This is our first year as a troop, and the first year for all but 3…
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Junior Ideas for 4th and 5th Graders
Engaging Juniors with Leadership and Skill-Building For Junior Girl Scouts (typically in 4th and 5th grade), activities transition from simple crafts to more complex, girl-led projects that foster independence and…
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Cadette Ideas for 6th to 8th Graders
Cadettes… now it’s getting real. Your troop isn’t just a group of kids anymore—they’re becoming the CEOs of their own experience. This is the stage where you get to step…
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Senior and Ambassador Ideas for 9th to 12th Grades
Job Well Done! Congratulations Leaders! Reaching this stage is no small feat. Thanks to your dedication and mentorship, these young women are graduating into the world with the confidence and…
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Snowman Coloring Page Thank You Poem
A free thank you coloring page. Available at FreeKidsCrafts.com, a member of the MakingFriends®.com family.
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Martial Arts Paper Doll Friends
Just right for Girl Scout World Thinking Day or Respect Myself and Others projects!
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Apple Smiles
Introduce healthy snacks to your troop with apple smiles. Fun for Halloween too.
