What Daisies Do
Badges & Journeys
Updated 2020
Starting Your Daisy Troop
If you are just starting with a Daisy troop, there are many great resources for you. Your best resource is your fellow troop leaders. Be sure to attend service unit meetings in order to meet other troop leaders and get questions answered by your service unit team. Another good resource is the Volunteer Tool Kit (VTK) on the Girl Scouts of California's Central Coast website. You can plan out your year, track meetings, and email parents.
Below you will find a nice way to start out your troop. Have a great Daisy year!
Below you will find a nice way to start out your troop. Have a great Daisy year!
First Four Meetings for a Daisy Troop
Unsure of what to do to get your troop started? Read through the "First Four Meetings." Either use it as a guideline, or follow it to the letter!
Petals & Leaves
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Daisy Promise Center
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Considerate and Caring
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Courageous and Strong
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Responsible for what I say and do
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Respect myself and others
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Respect authority
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Use resources wisely
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Make the world a better place
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Daisy Leaves
Financial Literacy Badges
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Count it up leaf
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Talk it up leaf
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Making choices leaf
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Money counts leaf
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Skill Building Badge Booklets
Outdoor Badges
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Snow or Climbing Adventure Badge Requirements
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Eco Learner Badge Requirements
Outdoor Art Maker Badge Requirements
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Life Skills Badges
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Good Neighbor Badge Requirements
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STEM Badges
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Space Science Explorer Badge Requirements
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Journey Awards
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5 Flowers, 4 Stories, 3 Cheers for Animals Journey Guide
Activity Part 1 Activity Part 2 Activity Part 3 |
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Progressive Badges
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