Junior simple meals badge

*This post contains affiliate links. Updated April 2023 When Juliette Gordon Low founded the Girl Scouts of USA in 1912, she had several goals in mind. The first was to develop the minds of girls to be open to all possibilities and to their own potential, whether they chose to be a homemaker or a community activist. At that time in history, many people were isolated in their own communities, as there was no means to go places. When young women joined the Girl Scouts, they were taken out of…

Junior Simple Meals Badge and Baking is Fun Patch On October 4, 2017 the girls of Troop 6789 earned their Simple Meals badge and a Baking is Fun patch. The troop prepared a meal for all of their families as well as the church congregation. We are blessed to have a full kitchen at …

Looking for a way to introduce your Girl Scouts to cooking in a professional kitchen but don’t have the personal connections for meeting a chef or touring a restaurant? One option for introdu…

Easy meals for Juniors to earn their Simple Meals cooking badge

With cookie season almost over, now is the time to have a fun meeting. Your troop can earn the Girl Scout Junior Simple Meals badge with a Pi Day celebration. Here's how!

recipe cards for Juniors working on their Simple Meals badge. Includes unique French toast, breakfast s'mores and pancake bites.…

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*This post contains affiliate links. Updated April 2023 When Juliette Gordon Low founded the Girl Scouts of USA in 1912, she had sever...

Recently my Junior troop worked on their Simple Meals badge. They learned how to make healthy snacks, desserts and a main meal. Throughout the meetings, girls collected their recipes and made their own Simple Meals cookbook to take home. The last step to earn the badge was to cook a meal for their families. The girls decided to host an Italian Night to celebrate their new skill! They served a complete dinner that included appetizers, green salad, Baked Ziti and dessert. I found the prefect…