Daisy good neighbor badge ideas

Earning the Daisy Good Neighbor badge is all about the girls exploring their community. In my opinion, the first community you need to build is the one within your troop. This is a sisterhood that you hope will last throughout elementary school and beyond. My troop is in high school, and it seems like yesterday we ended our troop meetings with Chinese jump rope and the Friendship Song. Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash Step 1 Explore Your School If this badge was available back in 2008, it…

Playing games is a bonding experience that crosses generational lines. Games bring people together and help create a convivial atmsphere. Here are the steps to help your troop earn the Girl Scout Daisy Board Game Challenge Badge. *This post contains affiliate links. Image created by the author in Canva Step 1 Come Up With an Idea for Your Board Game Pre-Meeting Prep Work You will need to print out the Girl Scout Law game board, game cards, and the spinners. Laminate the game boards and…

A troop leader shares how your girls can have fun earning the Good Neighbor Badge. Our Daisy troop is a Kindergarten troop in Maryland Heights, MO (a suburb of St. Louis). We earned the Good Neighbor Badge. We always start our meetings with an activity that the girls can start on while the other girls …

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Whether you just settling into a new Home, or have been established for a while... It's always nice to revisit ways to be a Good Neighbor... How about that resolution for New Year's? Happy New Year Everyone!!!🎉🤸🎯🏡🥂🍾❄

Calling all Citizen Scientists! There are so many projects for your Daisy to to do to earn the Think Like a Citizen Scientist badge! Image from jcmanheimer from Pixabay *This post contains affiliate links. What is a Citizen Scientist? According to the National Geograhic website: Citizen science is the practice of public participation and collaboration in scientific research to increase scientific knowledge. Through citizen science, people share and contribute to data monitoring and…

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 had a meeting, I had to create my own lesson plan on how to go about it. As a teacher for over three decades, I…

During the fall of 2023, GSUSA released three new "maker" badges for Daisies, Brownies and Juniors. This post will take a look at the Dais...