Memorial and Veteran’s Day Flags
Your Girl Scouts can march in a Memorial or Veteran’s Day parade with their flags and give them to Veterans along the parade route, present them during trip to the VA hospital or send in to use as tray favors.
Leader Resources
As a troop leader, you know all about the three “C”s: camping, crafts and cookies but you also know that there is so much more. Outdoor adventures. Community service. Parties, parades, ceremonies, events, trips. The opportunities are endless.
Exploring New Horizons
Beyond the traditional badge work, the Girl Scout experience is all about letting your troop lead the way into uncharted territory. That’s why we hear so much about it being girl-led. Whether it’s about building friendships, doing community service or traveling to new locations,these experiences are all about sparking curiosity. It’s the place where hobbies turn into passions and young scouts begin to discover exactly who they want to become in the world.
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Breast Cancer Awareness Water Bottle Holders
Girl Scouts can make one for your walkathon or to give as a gift.
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Recycled Cardboard Kitty Pad
Recycle Girl Scout cookie cases for the Brownie Pet Badge or to donate to an animal shelter that cares for cats
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Highland Cow for Scotland
Highland Cows look a little different from the cows found in the USA. This craft could be a fun starting place to explore Scotland for your Girl Scout Thinking Day or International celebration
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Easter Egg from Ukraine
Older Girl Scouts will enjoy learning how to make Ukrainian Easter eggs. This craft uses a lighted candle and is not recommended for young crafters. Perfect if you’ve chosen Ukrane for your Girl Scout Thinking Day or International celebration
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Boomerang
Create and decorate your own boomerangs if you chose Australia for your Girl Scout Thinking Day or International celebration
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Scrap Paper Tree
Keep your Girl Scouts busy making a Scrap Paper Tree from inexpensive materials. Who says low cost can’t be pretty. Make lots of these Scrap Paper Trees and set the scene for a beautiful holiday season.
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Plastic Bottle Birdfeeder
Try this recycled craft for the Girl Scout Junior Animal Habitat Journey
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Recycled Coffeemate Penguin
This Recycled Coffeemate Penguin will make a cheerful addition to your penguin collection. This project teaches your Girl Scouts to recycle and reuse objects that would otherwise end up in the landfill.
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Cardboard Tube Pumpkin Stamp
Show your Girl Scouts how to make this Cardboard Tube Pumpkin Stamp from supplies you probably have around the house. Once they have the stamp they can make cards, wrapping paper or pictures to hang on the refrigerator.
