Daisy petal responsible for what i say and do

Welcome to the Daisy Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting! The main focus of this book for our first and second year girls is the Daisy Petal Patch. Unlike the badge work for older girls, there are not a whole heck of a lot of guidelines for the petal patches. Petal Activity #1: Enjoy Mari's story, and talk about it. Mari's story is in the Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting. Mari the Marigold is the fifth petal of ten that you will learn about in this guide. Mari's petal is about learning what being…

I get commissions for purchases made through links on this post. If your looking for ideas to make your meeting more fun while teaching your girls how to be responsible for what I say and do then you have come to the right place. Using some of these activities below to help your girls understand how to never say bad things about someone that would hurt their feelings, and always try to be responsible, and do what others ask of you. I recommend the following activities that will reinforce…

Holiday school breaks are great for catching up on patches. Tessa earned three more petals during Christmas break. First up was Mari's petal...

Daisy Girl Scout troop: Responsible for what I say and do petal projects. 52 pick-up and chore reminder flower pots.

UPDATED JUNE 2019 *This post contains affiliate links. The orange daisy petal stands for "Responsible for What I Say and Do". There are ...

How fun! We earned our first petal: Mari the Marigold~ Responsible for what I say and do. Here is a link for our Daisies who missed the meeting or would like to hear the story again: Mari's Story: Keeping a Cupcake Promise Lots of Smiles! They look so proud of their art! Time to say the Pledge of Allegiance and then the Girl Scout Promise Then we heard a story of how Mari the Marigold was responsible. She had promised to make cupcakes for a charity bake sale. She continued to make cupcakes…

20 + Ideas for Earning the Responsible for What I Do Badge

Check out fun crafts, activities, printables and sample meetings to earn your yellow Friendly and Helpful Patch.

The class read the story Chrysanthemum today and used a heart to demonstrate hurtful words.

Updated October 2019 One of my favorite petals to earn when my troop was a bunch of Daisies was to do this activity for the rose Daisy petal. In fact, we were able to earn three petals with this activity. Here is a link to the article on How to Earn the Rose Daisy Petal-Make the World a Better Place. Image from Pixabay and altered by the author in Canva For animal lovers, here is an easy birdfeeder craft for your girls to do.