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Original price was: $0.99.$0.75Current price is: $0.75.Ornament Making Patch
Quick ViewIron on! 2″ Embroidered patch. Get your troop together to make ornaments for the holiday. Make sure to donate some to your local shelter or nursing home!
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Painting Patch
Quick ViewTake your girls to a painting class or bring an art teacher to your meeting. Your troop will love to get this painting patch from MakingFriends®.com after your event.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.75Current price is: $0.75.Painting Fun Patch-Palette
Quick ViewRemember your paint night event with this Painting patch from MakingFriends®.com. The palette shape and bright colors will make this a great addition to any vest!
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Original price was: $0.69.$0.49Current price is: $0.49.Paper Doll Patch – CLEARANCE
Quick ViewPaper dolls have been a favorite of little girl throughout time. Print our free paper dolls for your Girl Scout troop and give them a patch to add to their vest.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Paper Making Patch
Quick ViewYou’ll be proud to say “Look what I made!” when you get a chance to make your own paper. This patch will be a cute reminder of your fun crafting experience.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Parade Patch
Quick ViewIron on! Embroidered patch. Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Veteran’s Day or any occasion that calls for a parade is even more fun when you add the “We Love a Parade” Patch as part of the event.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Patch Collector Fun Patch
Quick ViewUse the “Patch Collector” Fun Patch to show that your group is serious about being involved in lots of activities and collecting patches to mark the events.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.15Current price is: $0.15.Patch Designer Fun Patch
Quick ViewThe “Patch Designer” Fun Patch can be a part of a patch designing activity. If your group is involved in an activity that is worthy of a patch get everybody working to design a patch to commemorate the event and send us your ideas.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Peace Patch Program®
Quick ViewTeaching your group how to keep the peace or settle conflicts peacefully? The Peace patch is for you. It will remind the group of what they learned.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Peanut Butter and Jelly Making Patch
Quick ViewMaking peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for the homeless is a rewarding experience. Remember the time in years to come with our PB & J patch.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.75Current price is: $0.75.Pen Pal Patch
Quick ViewShow your girls that old-fashioned letter writing is fun and exciting. Give them a our pen pal patch to remind them to stay connected to their new friends.
Tips for setting up a safe pen pal exchange can be found in the blog How To Set Up A Safe Pen Pal Exchange at friendshipswaps.com. -
Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Ballet Patch
Quick ViewSo cute! Your budding ballerinas will love to receive this ballet patch to add to their vests.
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Original price was: $0.99.$0.69Current price is: $0.69.Care for Pets Patch
Quick ViewEven the youngest scouts can help care for pets. If your girls don’t have a family pet, ask them to practice caring for pets using favorite a stuffed animal.
Talk about what responsibilities come with pet ownership. Discuss which responsibilities are age appropriate for them.
Are they old enough to feed their pet or fill their water supply?
Is grooming their pet something that is safe for them to do?
Can they help clean up after their pet and keep the pet’s environment clean and safe?
While the girls aren’t old enough to make vet appointments, do they understand that part of caring for a pet is taking care of their medical needs and following the vets recommendations?
One thing girls of all ages can do to help care for pets is to play with them.
All pets need attention and most need play time. Ask the girls to make sure to play with the family pets for at least 5 minutes each day and share their experience at the next meeting.
Was there a reason they couldn’t play with their pet for 5 minutes every day? If they couldn’t, did they encourage another family member to help?
