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Free Girl Scout patch programs and printables help stretch your dues and cookie money. They are also time savers in a pinch, making your leadership simple

Whether you are a new troop with limited funds or an established one who is saving their cookie money for a big trip or event, you can use any of these over 250 free Girl Scout patches and programs, resources and printables to save both time and money.

It's that time of year when your Girl Scout Daisy troop is soon going to bridge to Girl Scout Brownies! It is an exciting time for all of you. To commemorate this auspicious occasion, here are seven places where you can find free printable Girl Scout Bridging Certificates. For those of you who are starting to plan your Girl Scout Daisy Bridging Ceremony, you may be considering giving the girls something as they cross over the "bridge". Many leaders like to give girls some kind of…

20+ tips for new girl scout leaders. Whether you are starting with Daisies or Brownies, it is a tricky system to navigate. Check out these tips!

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This Girl Scout Bridging ceremony Guide for 2024 will help leaders plan this important scouting milestone. Whether it is a Daisy troop bridging to Brownies, Ambassadors bridging to Adult and everything in between, these resources will help you.

*This post contains affiliate links. Updated April 2023 We use our five senses without even knowing it, and we can make the girls more aware of them while earning the Brownie Girl Scout Senses badge. The activities for earning this badge are a lot of fun and can easily be completed in one Brownie meeting. Once the meeting has started, ask the girls to name the five senses. List them on the board (if you have one) and ask why each one is important and how life would be different without one…

*This post contains affiliate links. Updated March 2022 At the end of first grade, Daisy Girl Scouts who choose to continue their scouting experience will become Brownie Girl Scouts in second grade. A bridging ceremony to celebrate this Scouting milestone is typically held during the last meeting, although it can take place over the summer or even at your first meeting in the fall. While I highly recommend having the ceremony at the end of the year so it feels like an accomplishment after a…