Girl scout daisy petals

Girl Scout Tea Party...Great way to celebrate the cookie sale ending (if you look the placemats are certificates for # of boxes sold)

Make a sunflower craft using fork prints and paint! It's a great spring craft for kids.

Yes, ANOTHER free printable this week. I know, if I could pinch you from here I would; free stuff is so dreamy! This is a quick matching manners worksheet I made tonight as a supplement to a Manner…

A little bit of kindness goes a long way. Reinforcing the “Friendly and Helpful” aspect of the Girl Scout Law, even if your daughter has completed her yellow Daisy petal, is never a bad…

Troop #738 Leaders are Joani Williams & Matte Blackham. We are both moms of kindergarten girls that are extremely excited for thier first day of Girl Scouts! We have completed 3 Daisy Girl Scout Classes: Jump Start to Leadership Leadership Essentials Seeds for Daisy Leaders to prepare us for many great activities with the girls. Call us for more information. Joani - 702-321-2361 Matte - 702-277-2135 Time and Location of first meeting coming soon! Join us in the beginning of our New…

Daisy Girl Scout welcome letter

Girl Scouts Troop Meeting Rules and Responsibilities Chart / Poster

The girls created this mirror to earn their Purple Petal -- Respect Myself and Others. I got the mirrors at the Dollar Store and the foam flowers and stickers at A.C. Moore.

Between working at an agricultural education center, running my own troop and family of five, I've finally managed to get a few resources up on Teachers Pay Teachers. If you haven't stumbled upon this wonderful site yet, get over there now! Teachers Pay Teachers is like the Etsy of the education world. In addition to lots of freebies (fonts, lesson plans, etc.) there are also resources that will work for Girl Scouts. My troop calendar has been floating around on Pinterest for the last year…

For Lulu's Girl Scout Daisy Investiture Ceremony I made a flower box with the GS Promise on the side. Each girl decorated a craft foam flower to "plant" in our troop garden. They "planted" the flower before they recieved their vests. The stems were made from a bamboo skewer wrapped with green pipe cleaners. I added a foam leafe by unching the leaf onto the skewer then wrapping securely in place with the pipe cleaner. The flowers were precut flower shapes bought from Michael's. I sandwiched…