Cadette outdoor journey

Are your Junior Girl Scouts ready to tackle the Outdoor Junior Journey? From backyard to backcountry camping and everything in between, we've put together the plan to help your troop earn their Outdoor Journey as Junior Girl Scouts.

How to earn your Cadette Breathe journey in a camping setting

How to earn your Cadette Breathe journey in a camping setting

The Girl Scout Cadette Breathe Journey is one that the girls can learn a lot from. Here is a list of resources for them and for you, their leader, to use. *This post contains affiliate links. Updated February 2022 When I was growing up, there were public service announcements from Woodsy Owl that told us to Give a Hoot, Don't Pollute! In the 1970s, this was a crunchy granola way of thinking, as we were not as enlightened to the perils of air pollution like we are today. The quality of the…

C2 - Breathe Meeting Plans - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This document outlines plans for three meetings for a Girl Scout Cadette Journey called "Breathe". The first meeting introduces the topic of noise and its impact. Girls participate in a noise-making activity and discuss their perspectives on noise and silence. The second meeting focuses on scents, as girls explore how different scents make them feel. Relaxation and breathing techniques…

As a Cadette leader, bringing new parents and their Girl Scouts up to speed on opportunities available through Girl Scouts can be a challenge. In middle school, our girls are getting to be the age …

Brownies earn their Outdoor Journey by completing their three outdoor badges and then doing a “Take Action Project”. To complete this journey, Brownies should earn: Earn Brownie First Aid badge Earn Hiker badge Earn Cabin Camper badge. Complete a Take Action Project The capstone “Take Action Project” should focus on making the outdoor world a...

This is what a local Cadette Girl Scout troop does for our Service Unit to make meetings easier for the moms in attendance.

You know, if Girl Scouts USA was smart, they'd have a website along the lines of PatternReview.com or Ravelry.com (websites in which crafters tell about their experiences with various patterns in sewing and knitting, giving tips to future sewists and knitters) in which various people could post how their troop did various badges and sessions of Journeys and whatnot. Then leaders trying to get ideas for how to do these things could just browse through and find the ideas that seemed to fit…

Plans are laid out to complete the Media, Breathe and aMaze JOURNEYS*.…