Public Councils Own - Girl Scout Troop 70572 (Strongsville, Ohio)

Girl Scout Troop 70572
(Strongsville, Ohio)

Ohio

GirlScouts Northeast Ohio (GSNEO)

Making Girl Scout History Patch

Learn about Juliette Gordon Low, the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, World Centers, the history of Girl Scout Cookies, and camping! The Making Girl Scout History Patch program offers troops and individual girls of all ages an opportunity to learn something new about the history of Girl Scouting while enjoying a variety of activities. Complete the following requirements to earn the Making Girl Scout History Patch. Do activities that are appropriate for your girls. If your girls are knowledgeable with the requirements in one level, challenge them by doing the requirements in the next level. If they are unfamiliar with the subject, do the requirements in the previous level. Flexibility is built into this program on purpose. The important thing is for the girls to learn new information on the basics of Girl Scouting. (NOTE: Additional year bars referred to in the document have not yet been developed.)

Patches can be purchased in the Council Shop.

This patch program was designed by the GSNEO History Committee.

Girl Scouts of Greater Chicago and Northwest India

http://www.girlscoutsgcnwi.org/

Daisy Girl Scouts

Girl Scout Brownies

Girl Scout Juniors

Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors

Once you have completed the requirements, purchase the patch at any of our six regional offices, www.girlscoutsgcnwi.org or our online shop, www.shopgirlscouts.com and go to "Uniquely Ours".

GirlScouts Heart of New Jersey

Everyone Belongs

Explore one of five broadly designated cultures: Asian, African, European, Latino, Native American or one elective culture.?

» Requirements

Geocaching

Increase your knowledge and understanding of geo-caching or high tech treasure hunting.?

» Requirements

Girls Go Green

Raise awareness and concern for the wellness of the planet.?

» Daisies & Brownie Requirements
» Junior Requirements
» Older Girl Requirements

Hearts of Service

The Hearts of Service program recognizes and tracks service hours that girls perform as Girl Scouts.?

» GSHNJ Requirements/Form

Native American Patch

Discover the heritage and culture of Native Americans.?

» Requirements

Brownies

Birds Brownie Patch

» Requirements

Brownie Craft Sampler Patch

Introduces

Brownie Girl Scouts to different mediums in art

» Requirements

Cosmic Adventures

» Requirements

Creepy Crawlers

» Requirements

Horsin' Around Safely

A NON-RIDING patch program to help you learn about horses before you learn to ride.?

» Requirements

NJ Naturalist for Brownies

» Requirements

Sweet Shoppe

Learn the history, science, and health behind sweets!?

» Requirements

Water Fun

» Requirements

Juniors

Engineering

» Requirements

Nature at Night

Step outside to learn about nocturnal animals, constellations and your outdoor surroundings.?

» Requirements

Self Defense

Discover self-defense techniques, safety precautions, bullying, and more.

Note: This patch program may lead to sensitive discussion.?

» Requirements

Sweet Shoppe

Learn the history, science, and health behind sweets!?

» Requirements

Older Girls

Healthy Hearts Patch

» Requirements

NJ Naturalist for Older Girls

» Requirements

Scrapping and Stamping

» Requirements

Nursing: Many Faces, Many Choices

» Requirements

Sweet Shoppe

Learn the history, science, and health behind sweets!?

» Requirements

Girls Scouts of Oregon and SW Washington

Attachments
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	GSOSW_Combined Patches PDF Oct 2010.pdf

Wizardry Ip Badge

THIS IS A BADGE BASED OFF A RETIRED IP BADGE. IT WAS SPECIAL ORDERED BY A GROUP ON GIRL SCOUTS GAB ON FACEBOOK. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN DOING THIS BADGE THEN I WOULD CHECK TO MAKE SURE THAT THERE IS A GROUP STILL ORDERING THIS BADGE AS IT WAS CUSTOM MADE.

LAST DAY TO ORDER WIZARDRY IP'S. Please use the order form located here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1yh1Hwbqz-U8R1ljn-t8oW5hZnPT3cjOooElgqcpKWYQ/edit?usp=drive_web#
The requirements are listed in the first comment below this post.

LAST DAY TO ORDER WIZARDRY IP'S. Please use the order form located here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1yh1Hwbqz-U8R1ljn-t8oW5hZnPT3cjOooElgqcpKWYQ/edit?usp=drive_web#
The requirements are listed in the first comment below this post.

Brownies do 3, Juniors do 4, C/S/A do six:
Requirements

Wizarding Badge

1. Using Baking soda and vinegar create a bubbly effect in a container. You will need baking soda, vinegar, spoon and a cup. Using the spoon measure out one teaspoon of baking soda. Fill the cup 2/3 full of vinegar. Place the baking soda on the spoon and pour it in the cup. Wait for the fizz explosion.

2. Try making invisible ink by using lemon juice and paper. You will need at q-tip, lemon juice, paper, and a light bulb. Write a message on the paper with the q-tip. After it dries hold it up to a light bulb and it will reveal the message you wrote.

3. Make a tornado in a bottle. You need water, clear plastic bottle with a cap, glitter, and dishwashing liquid. Fill the plastic bottle with water until it reaches around three quarters full. Add a few drops of dish washing liquid. Sprinkle in a few pinches of glitter (this will make your tornado easier to see). Put the cap on tightly. Turn the bottle upside down and hold it by the neck. Quickly spin the bottle in a circular motion for a few seconds, stop and look inside to see if you can see a mini tornado forming in the water.

4. Experiment with static electricity. You will an inflated balloon and pieces of paper cut in squares. Rub the balloon against your hair to create the static electricity and place it over the paper. How many pieces of paper did you pick up?

5. Attend a wizardy event or create a fun event or wizard themed party for your friends.

6. Experiment with ice and create a special treat using the freezer. You can make homemade ice pops or ice cream sandwiches.

7. Melt something and create it into something else. Examples are melting old crayons into new ones or melting chocolate into molds. Parent assistance is needed for melting items.

8. Make a wand, accessory, or item to assist you in creating your experiments.

9. Using your senses, see if you can smell or feel three items by being blindfolded.

10. Create a plant or flower from using a seed or identify different herbs or plants by their appearance.

Maine

http://www.girlscoutsofmaine.org/activities/patch_programs.html

Girl Scouts of the Colonial Coast

http://shop.gsccc.org/GSCCC-Earned-Awards-Additional-Council-Own/

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