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Girl Scout Shop- Official Girl Scout patches
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Patch Superstore- Offers custom patches
Patchwork Designs-Fun Patches and Patch Programs
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Patch Programs
Patch Programs
By providing guidance to neighbors on how to get prepared for emergencies, Girl Scouts can earn a special patch. Beginning in 2006, the County of San Diego’s Office of Emergency Services (OES) invited Girl Scouts to participate in an important community service by distributing a copy of the Family Disaster Plan and Personal Survival Guide to family, friends, and neighbors.
Participate in an interactive presentation about the Pure Water Program and the City of San Diego's water supply system, then tour the demonstration Pure Water Facility to see the water purification technology up close.
The Water Authority's patch program is designed to help children better understand one of our most precious resources. Requirements include learning about where our water comes from and how to conserve water.
Playful Paws- This program offers scouts the opportunity to earn our patch by creating enrichment items for our adoptable animals.
Project Wildlife- Learn about our incredible wildlife program, what we do, and the animals we help.
LeanIn.Org and Girl Scouts of the USA are kicking off Ban Bossy, a public service campaign to encourage leadership and achievement in girls. When it comes to girls and ambition, the pattern is clear: girls are discouraged from leading. When a little boy asserts himself, he’s called a “leader.” Yet when a little girl does the same, she risks being branded “bossy” — a precursor to words like “aggressive,” “angry,” and “too ambitious” that plague strong female leaders. Calling girls bossy is one of many things we do to discourage them from leading. This activity teaches girls how to use I-Statements to resolve conflicts and speak directly with others about their feelings—important leadership skills they can use throughout their lives!
Free Being Me (Dove and The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts)
Free Being Me (Dove and The World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts)
Through fun and interactive activities, children and young people learn that body confidence and self-esteem come from valuing their bodies, standing up to social pressures, and supporting others to be more body confident. By working together, leading others and speaking out, participants will be empowered to make a difference in their local and global communities.
Here's a patch that's fun to earn and can start girls on the path to traveling around the world! The patch can help girls become global citizens who are connected to people and places near and far.
With the increase in youth bullying, suicide and drug use, Girl Scouts are actively fighting to create change. Through a program to educate and reduce the stigma of mental illness, Girl Scouts can earn the Mental Health Awareness Patch developed by us for playing a positive role in their communities.
The National Park Service and Girl Scouts of the United States of America have partnered to create the Girl Scout Ranger Program. Through this program you are invited to:
explore the outdoors
learn about the history of national parks
While earning the SUN patch, Girl Scouts of all ages can learn about how solar works, discover solar energy at work around them, and become solar ambassadors to help grow solar in their communities
The Co-ops for Community Patch program inspires young boys and girls to learn more about the value of cooperatives as a better business model, and helps builds leadership skills and supports community connections.
The 3-Every-Day Calcium Challenge Patch program encourages individuals to learn about the importance of calcium in a healthy diet
The program will include supporting curriculum and structured activities for girls of all ages designed to increase awareness of and interest in the creation and protection of intellectual property (IP) across disciplines and particularly as it relates to the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)
The purpose of the Patch Program is to empower young people to engage with their community through drug-free activities and strengthen their anti-drug beliefs.
Girl Scouts can learn fundamentals of radio communication and wireless technology and take action in their communities to apply communications to connect people, provide safety, and explore related careers.
Activities designed to teach kids about Leave No Trace
"Girl Scout badges are a great way for a girl to explore her interests and learn new skills—and to remember every adventure and show the world what she’s accomplished."
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