Brownie scouts

Checklists below include badges released as of July 2022! If you'd like checklists for the retired 2001 set of badges...

Girl Scout Kaper Chart - Used Cricut to cut felt bonded to heat bond for letters, paper trefoil stencil for large size and felt glue. Girl name tags are cut using Cricut and then laminated with Velcro on back to stick but still removable.

If you have a Brownie troop they will love working on their First Aid badge. Your girls will learn how to handle and prevent injuries at Girl Scout meetings and take those skills with them no matter where they are. This is a great badge to start your Scout year with to make sure everyone …

Scout Crafts for your Troop - get 30 quick and easy ideas that your troop will love! These can also be used to keep the kids entertained! #kidscrafts

I designed forms for both ABC Bakers and Little Brownie Bakers, and you are welcome to use the provided editable versions to make any cha...

Many of us use supplies in our kitchen to make dinner for our family, or use baking soda to keep our fridge smelling fresh, but there are a lot of fun things you can do with those supplies that you may not of even thought of. Your girls can start exploring that science that is laying

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*This post contains affiliate links. Updated April 2023 Most young girls love to dance. They are not self-conscious about how they look the way many adults are and it is such a fun from of self-expression. There are probably many girls in your troop who take dance lessons as one of their extra-curricular activities. To earn the Dancer Badge, you can take a field trip to a dance studio for a free class. Another way to earn it is to have an older girl who has been taking dance for many years…

Getting Started with Girl Scouts Daisies and Brownies

*All posts have been updated in April 2023 to ensure that all of the links are still viable for leaders to use. I have been my younger daughter’s Girl Scout leader since 2008, when I started my troop of six little Daisy Scouts. Like many leaders, I felt a bit overwhelmed when I first started, even though I had been an elementary school and preschool teacher since 1987. My leadership training was practically non-existent, and the internet did not have many resources available. Every time I…