Daisy badge activities

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

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

Find Snacks, Crafts, Activities, Printables and Books to support your first steps as a Daisy Girl Scout!

*This post contains affiliate links. Children are naturally creative. Leaders will harness this ability to earn the Girl Scout Daisy Create and Innovate badge. Leaders who have covered the petals in previous meeting and have new girls who have not earned them will find this product useful, as the activities cover the concepts. It also serves as a review for the girls who have earned them already. Because of the hands on activities, this badge will require two meetings to complete. Available…

Children are fascinated by space. Whta makes the sun hot? Why does the moon change its shape? How far away are the stars? These are all questions you scouts can explore as they earn the Daisy Space Science Explorere Badge. *This post contains affiliate links. Your girls can earn this badge by going on a trip to the planetarium. Check out Groupon for discounted rates for your Girl Scout field trip. Image created by the author in Canva Step 1 Explore the Sun Ask the girls what they know about…

Daisy Awards Log and Badge Chart. Click the link for a printable chart.

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

Daisy Girl Scout Program Meeting 1-15 - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document provides the monthly schedule and activities for a Daisy Girl Scout troop. Over the course of 12 months, the troop will work on various badges and complete activities related to themes like honesty, courage, and friendship. Each month focuses on 2-4 core petals or concepts. Meetings generally include an opening circle, business meeting, and activity. The schedule…

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…

Inside: Over 20 ideas for earning the Honest and Fair Petal. Crafts, Activities, Printables, Books and Sample Meetings.