Looking for something different to do with your girls? Out of ideas
for troop meeting activities? Try GSEP’s Ready to Run Programs!
Designed to be used by volunteers with girls, these programs include
facilitator guides, suggested timelines, and a list of necessary
materials. Some of the programs even have supplemental handouts for girls!
If you have any questions or would like to speak to someone about
Ready to Run programs, please email us.
At-Home Cookie Rally 2022 (K-5)
Cookie season is here! Play games and create crafts designed to help
you build the skills of a #cookieboss. Through this ready-to-run
program you’ll learn tips about talking to customers, practice money
management, and learn what it takes to reach your cookie goals!
Resilient. Ready. Strong. Mental Wellness Patch
Program (K-12)
Understanding how to boost your own mental wellness, reach out for
help when needed, and support others is a key life skill. Girl Scouts
already supports mental wellness by offering girls a safe space with
supportive adults, an opportunity to develop friendships and
belonging, a place to take positive risks and build confidence, and a
focus on giving back to your community and making a difference in the
world. When you look at any list of activities that researchers have
proven make people happier and more resilient, you’ll see a list of
what girls do in Girl Scouts: building social-emotional skills;
practicing gratitude and giving; finding community; experiencing
nature; exploring meaning; and changing the world.
Secret Agent Starter Pack- (K-3)
Girl Scouts of the USA has teamed up with AT&T to make STEM
(science, technology, engineering, and math) even more fun. The
activities in this booklet will sharpen your girl’s skills of
observation, technical design, and simple coding—all while building
her curiosity and confidence. But this is only a taste of what Girl
Scouts has to offer your girl.
Girl Scouts Give Back- Citizen Science (K-12)
There are meaningful and exciting ways for Girl Scout troops to
contribute to science, get outside, and help scientists solve some of
the big problems facing our planet. Especially now, with more people
are at home due to COVID-19, citizen scientists have a unique
opportunity to help by collecting data and reporting their findings.
We hope that your girls, troops and councils will participate in two
designated citizen science projects:
Girls of all ages can participate in the Great Sunflower Project .
Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors can choose between the Great
Sunflower Project and the Globe at Night project.
You do not need any science training to do these projects, and they
comply with social distancing guidelines.
Girl Scout Activity Zone (K-12)
Did you know Girl Scouts can explore hundreds of badges, awards,
service projects, and experiences that cover everything from building
a robot to helping animals, from staying fit to starting a business?
Your options are virtually limitless.
Especially curated for kids and teens (whether you’re in a troop or
new to Girl Scouts), the Girl Scout Activity Zone lets you sample a
full assortment of Girl Scout tested and approved activities to get a
real taste of what Girl Scouts do or to explore ideas for your troop's
next adventure. With helpful videos hosted by Girl Scout volunteers,
these self-guided activities are ready for you to try right now. No
membership required.
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