Girl Scouts & Cub Scouts

Badge Labs

Current Scout badge requirements are not designed to be earned in an hour or even a day. The Curiosity Path has designed their badge labs to best assist Scout leaders in helping their Scouts to reach their badge goals.

These activities support current Girl Scout badges and Cub Scout adventures. Each Scout will receive an achievement card to share with leaders, listing which badge requirements were fulfilled. Most badges cannot be fully completed during one session.

Leaders, please carefully read badge descriptions in the handbooks to understand which requirements will be covered.

Students do NOT need to be registered Scouts to reserve Badge Lab classes - activities are open to all.

A minimum of 8 registrations must be received for a class to be held.

Cost: Classes cost $8.00 per Scout. There is no charge for adults. Troops and dens are expected to maintain adult/Scout ratios for their level/rank.

Travel: $0.50 per mile surcharge added to cost if travel is farther than 40 miles round trip from The Curiosity Path.

CUB SCOUT ACTIVITES:

Curiosity, Intrigue, and Magical Mysteries (Tiger)

Learn and practice a science-based magic trick, spell sign language and Braille, and create a secret code.

Air of the Wolf (Wolf)

Design and enhance a paper airplane and a balloon-powered car. Create and play a musical wind instrument.

Forensics (Bear)

Take and analyze fingerprints, learn about chromatography, analyze four mystery powders. Additionally, learn about memory and putting the pieces together.

Art Explosion (Webelos-AoL )

Create two self-portraits using two different techniques, create an original logo or design, transfer the design onto an object, and create a mobile using wood, metal, and found/recycled objects.

GIRL SCOUT ACTIVITES:

~ DAISY ~

Outdoor Art Maker

Have a Color Race, make a maraca, and draw a Leave No Trace picture to complete this badge.

Space Science Explorer

Explore shadows, make a sun book and moon book, and create play telescopes to make observations.

~ BROWNIE ~

Bugs

Learn about the parts of an insect’s body by creating a dragonfly made of beads, ribbon, and pipe cleaners. investigate some bugs encased in acrylic.

Home Scientist

Explore science principles with household items.

Making Games

Learn the rules, play the game, then create new variations.

Outdoor Art Creator

Take a hike, make a leaf rubbing, a wind chime, and a tissue paper nature scene.

Space Science Adventurer

Compare planet sizes, use binoculars, model the moon, redefine constellations, and more.

~ JUNIOR ~

Detective

Use powers of observation and develop skills to deduce situation and solve puzzles.

Flowers

Make a bouquet of paper flowers by learning at least two ways to create roses, hyacinths, sunflowers, & more. Learn how for color carnations.

Jeweler

Choose to make earrings, bracelet, necklace, rings using a variety of materials and techniques.

Outdoor Art Explorer

Make a clay nature impression charm, sing camp songs, possibly tour outdoor art.

Product Designer

Products can be improved with observation, innovation, and experimentation.

Space Science Investigator

Create a 3-D constellation and create a planisphere.

~ CADETTE ~

Altered Books

Take an old book apart. Choose a book meant to be altered and make new art through collage, embellishments, color, windows, and more. Create small journals or scrapbooks

Outdoor Art Apprentice

Make paper that grows with seeds built right in. Produce outdoor sounds, Make weather tools.

~ SENIOR ~

Collage

Create a self-portrait collage without using any selfies. Experiment through limitations with a two-color collage.

Game Visionary

Older girls can play larger and more involved games. Create, adapt, and play, as fun is beneficial for all ages.

~ AMBASSDOR ~

Outdoor Art Master

Create through collage, with lashings, make a kite, and explore outdoors photography from a different perspective.

~ VOLUNTEER ~

Outdoor Skills

Offered through GSEIWI each spring, registered leaders have hands-on opportunities to learn outdoor skills themselves AND how to teach those skills to their Girl Scouts. CLICK HERE for the resource page.

And more - please ask. Contact us at TheCuriosityPath@gmail.com to register, to learn more, or to suggest a collaboration.

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