Cadette cookie badge ideas

Cadette Badge: The Science of Happiness I will admit initially I was not thrilled about doing this badge. How in the world was I going to present this information and keep the girls interested? However, there is a website that will change your life! It is one of those hidden gems I never would have found had it not been for the GS Badge. After presenting this information to my girls, I feel I have given them valuable information that will positively impact their life now and into the future…

Cookie season is a very busy one for leaders, and time for planning meetings is not as plentiful. Here are Girl Scout cookie badge and financial literacy badge print and go meetings to simplify your leader life.

A 1950s Christmas candy recipe from Girl Scout leader magazine

Here is how my Cadette troop earned the Girl Scout Cadette Marketing badge by bringing our cookie booth.

The Animal Helpers badge is part of the “It's Your Story- Tell It!” badge set introduced in 2011. When a Girl Scout Cadette has earned this badge, she will know how animals help humans, and how to help them keep it up. The lives of humans and other animals have been linked for thousands of years – and the connection keeps getting stronger! CHOICES – DO ONE: Find out how views of animals have changed over the centuries. People used to think animals had no feelings, and they didn’t always let…

A very popular badge during cookie season is Meet My Customers for 2nd and 3rd graders. Today I will share some ideas to make your meetings more fun while teaching your girls more about customers they will be selling to during cookie season. Below are a few ideas to get you started. Meet My Customers Activity Booklet Before jumping into a few ideas, do you want to skip all the planning? If so, use this Activity Booklet with interactive activities and games that teach girls more about how to…

The Babysitter badge was part of the “It's Your Planet - Love It!” badge set introduced in 2011. For the badges released in 2011, scouts must complete all of the activities listed to earn the badge. The magic age for babysitting is 12! That's when most girls say they began sitting - and it's the youngest age at which most parents say they will allow someone to babysit for their children. Whether you're getting ready to babysit in the future or have already started, this badge will help you…

UPDATED: November 21 – more fun ideas and resources added! Click here for a free Cookie Booth Checklist resource It’s that time of year again—Girl Scout cookie season is right around the corn…