Respect yourself and others daisy petal

*This post contains affiliate links. *Updated March 2019 As a parent, teacher and Girl Scout leader, I constantly find myself at odds with what I see in children's media today. Although shows aimed at preschoolers have plenty to offer in regard to respecting others, once children reach the Disney Channel/ Teen Nick stage, it all goes downhill. The banter between children and adults is oftentimes not acceptable, in my opinion. I could not imagine ever speaking to either of my parents like…

You know you wanna bust out like Aretha right now. Admit it. I wanted to quickly share an anchor chart I created yesterday with my class. Last week, one of our fab new teachers shared that a former colleague of hers only had one rule in her room: show respect. My favorite! Keep it simple, yet fabulous! Underneath that umbrella of showing respect, she then broke down different people and places that deserve our respect! While our class already had our rules for the year, I loved the idea of…

Discover 5 engaging activities to help your girls earn the Respect Authority Petal. Teach respect for authority figures through interactive games, crafts, and real-life experiences.

Girl Scout leaders, here is a list of fun ways to help your girls earn their Respect Authority Petal.

5 Fun Ways To Earn The Daisy Responsible for What I Say and Do Petal. As a Daisy Scout, your girls will have the opportunity to earn 10 flower petals, 4 leaves and the center of the flower. Each Petal representing a different value the girls should be living by. Today’s post is about the “Responsible for What I Say and Do” petal. There is no wrong way to earn the petal, but I want to share with you a pattern that I follow when working with girls on petals.

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Daisy Scouts Purple Petal "Respect Myself and Others". We worked on self-respect since respecting others is taught in school. I recruited some Junior scouts to run little stations and split my troop into small groups. At each station the groups talked about one of the points on this map. The Daisies earned a sticker at each station. When they got all their stickers they earned the petal. I had the Junior scouts create and run their own mini-lessons for each point.

Discover 5 engaging activities to help your girls earn the Respect Authority Petal. Teach respect for authority figures through interactive games, crafts, and real-life experiences.

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