Daisy take action project ideas

Here are some ideas for the Take Action Outdoors Journey badge. If you have completed these outdoor badges: Outdoor Art Maker Outdoor Buddy Camper then you may want to do the Take Action Project that goes along with completing a Journey. Here are some ideas for your troop to do: 1. Promote native plants in your area. Look to see what a local gardening club can do to assist you with this project. 2. Make seed bombs with native seeds. There are many different ways to make these with kids. 3…

I recently polled the members of a bunch of Girl Scout leader Facebook groups about Girl Scout programming. While I have other posts summarizing the data as a whole, this post is looking at what they said about Daisy Journeys and TAPs--Take Action Projects. Do Troops Do Journeys? GSUSA's original idea is that troops would spend most of their year on their Journey, with much of the programming tied into it. Badges, camping and cookies were "side trips" but the year's goal was the end of the…

Take Action Project VS Community Service

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Giving back to your community shouldn’t only happen once a year, but rather throughout the entire year! That’s why Take Action Service Projects are such a great way to encourage your troop to engage with their community. If you’re looking for some fun and easy ways to implement giving back for your troop, you’ve come to the right place. We know the best ways to help out your community with different service projects. The girls will learn something from these projects, and your neighborhood…

Girls learn about different animals, how caring for animals links with caring for themselves, make a lot of crafts inspired by nature but showing diversity among individuals, and do a take-action p…

"Every day there is something YOU can do to make the world around you a little bit better. Find that thing, however tiny, everyday." --Amy Davis Roth From the GSUSA website: What's the difference between a community service activity and a Take Action Project? "Community service makes the world better for some people “right now.” For example, collecting cans of food for the local food pantry feeds people “right now.” Gathering toys for a homeless family shelter makes kids happy “right now.”…

Girl Scouts love to give back—it’s part of our mission to “make the world a better place!” There are many ways troops can help their communities, whether through a service…Read On!Community Service vs. Take Action Project: What’s the Difference?