Second year daisy meeting ideas

Girl Scout Daisy leaders in their second year, here is a guide to help you plan your meetings.

*This post contains affiliate links. Updated August 2019 Daisy Girl Scout leaders certainly have their hands full if they are starting a ...

*This post contains affiliate links. Updated October 2019 You did it super leader! You managed to get through your first year ...

The Girl Scout Daisy program focuses on teaching the girls the Girl Scout Promise: On my honor, I will try: To serve God and my count...

While we may be in the weeks before Halloween and Girl Scout Founder's Day, it isn't too early to think about thinking about and planning your November meetings. Image created by the author on Canva With Thanksgiving only a month away, this is a good time to think about having a Girl Scout Friendsgiving meeting with your troop. You can these earn up to three Daisy petals while during this meeting Green Daisy Petal-Use Resources Wisely Rose Daisy Petal-Make the World a Better Place Yellow…

Join us on our Daisy Girl Scout journey as we plan a meeting for each petal. We are sharing our tips for Mari's petal: Responsible for What I Say and Do.

Learn how your troop can earn more than one Girl Scout Daisy petal during one meeting.

This seemed to be a daunting task for a newbie troop leader like me. I am completely out of my element as a leader so organization is something I am obsessed over. I have a little bit of OCD when it comes to planning. What do you want to include in the parent packet? Each girl/parent got a blue folder with their name on it. This folder is used as a parent communicator that the Daisy will bring to every meeting. The folder will be sent home each meeting with a wrap up of what was done at the…

Here is a Girl Scout Daisy poem that can lead you into a fun activity or use at an Investiture or Rededication Ceremony.

*This post contains affiliate links. Daisy Girl Scout leaders certainly have their hands full if they are starting a new troop. Here is a meeting outline for the first half of the year. Remember to be flexible and have fun! Congratulations on becoming a Girl Scout Daisy leader! You have done what many are unwilling to do...step up to the plate and give a group of young girls an opportunity to be a Girl Scout. Even if you were a Girl Scout as a child, being a leader is a totally different…