Traditions
Not allowed during the times of COVID, this is the traditional way to start or end a Girl Scout meeting.
What is the friendship circle/squeeze?
According to the song, my Brownie smile is kept here.
What is my pocket?
The founder of Girl Scouts.
Who is Juliette Low?
Brownie badges are this shape.
What is a triangle?
Our very first event as Girl Scout Daisies.
What is Spook-O-Mayo?
Doing this daily is the Girl Scout Motto.
What is a Good Turn? (Do a good turn daily)
The name of a juice loving moose.
What is Fred?
What is October 31st (Halloween)?
This badge, earned at the end of Brownies, dates back to when Girl Scout leaders were called "Brown Owls" and signifies that a girl has "flown up" to Girl Scout Juniors.
What are wings?
We have Girl Scouts from this many elementary schools.
What is 6?
"SWAPS", small tokens of friendship to exchange with other Girl Scouts you meet, stands for this.
What is Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately Pinned Somewhere?
The number of years on an iceberg.
What is 40?
A well known nickname of Juliette Low.
What is Daisy?
Daises earn this many flower petals.
What is 10?
This event was the troop favorite last year.
What is the Minnesota Zoo Sleepover?
The first recipe for this favorite campfire treat was found in a 1927 Girl Scout Handbook.
What is s'mores?
In this month we will remember our camping days and friendships true.
What is September?
Juliette was known to do this every year on her birthday.
What is stand on her head?
This badge, which focuses on Girl Scout traditions, was earned at our first meeting last year.
What is the Girl Scout Way?
This year we have this number of Girl Scouts in our troop.
What is 20?
This was the color of the very first Girl Scout uniform.
What is blue?
Princess Pat lived here.
What is in a tree?
The first Girl Scout meeting was held on this day, now celebrated as Girl Scout Day.
What is March 12 (1912)?
New this year, this badge will be perfect to earn during the Presidential election in November.
What is the Democracy Badge?
This is the name of our adopted Troop Narwhal.
Who is Nellie?