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Girl Scout
Age-Levels
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Daisies, Grades K-1
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Brownies,
Grades 2-3
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Juniors,
Grades 4-6
- Teen
Girl Scouts
Grades 6-12
Girl Scouting is open to
ALL
GIRLS ages
five to 17 who believe in the Girl Scout Promise
and Law.
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Membership
All members:
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Share the
Girl Scout Promise and Law
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Follow safety guidelines
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Pay annual membership dues of $10.00. Dues enable girls to enjoy every aspect of the Girl Scout program. Additional fees for individual events may apply.
Financial assistance for membership dues and special activities is
available.
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VOLUNTEERS
Learn more
Girls
Scouting can’t happen without the support of adult
volunteers. Whether you’re a leader/advisor, parent or
guardian, volunteer, or mentor, you awaken in girls their
promise to develop their full potential. Research shows that
the influence that one caring adult has on a child will last
a lifetime.
Helping girls
grow strong is a fulfilling and inspiring challenge and
being involved means something different to everyone. You
can tailor your participation so that it fits right into
your life.
What
do adult Girl Scouts do?
- Expand
horizons
- Build
values
- Create a
better future
- Make a
difference
- Plan
events
- Assist
in the office
- Serve on
the Board of Directors.
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What Do Girl Scouts
Do?
Daisy Girl Scouts…
- Do arts and crafts
projects
- Take trips to pick
pumpkins or apples
- Camp and hike with their
families
- Plan a picnic and make
snacks
- Plant a community garden
or tree
- Earn Daisy “petals” for
activities
Brownie Girl Scouts…
- Visit the zoo to feed
and learn
about animals
- March in a community
parade
- Plan a sleepover
- Set goals and celebrate
achievements
- Camp and make s’mores
over
a campfire
- Collect food for the
community
- Work on Brownie Try-Its
- Explore life in the
desert
Junior Girl Scouts...
- Camp and learn outdoor
skills
- Sleep over at a museum
or science center
- Attend UA games
- Learn to ride a horse
- Earn money for a trip to
a theme park
- Clean up litter in their
neighborhood
- Make comfort kits for
the Red Cross
- Earn the Bronze Award
for a community service project
Teen
Girl Scouts…
- Learn CPR
- Explore career options
- Volunteer at camp
- Rock Climb
- Publish stories online
- Travel across the
country or the world
- Make our community a
better place
- Earn the Gold Award, the
highest honor in Girl Scouting, by working on a project
that benefits the community
- Mentor younger girls
- Look great on college
applications
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GIRL
SCOUT JOURNEYS
If you want to be a Girl Scout there is a way!
- Traditional
Troops meet in schools, churches or homes during the
school year. Girls are usually one age level, Daisies, Brownies,
Juniors or Teen Girl Scouts. Troops are typically led by parent
volunteers or family members. Girls plan projects together which
include earning petals, Try-Its or badges.
- Community
Troops include girls of all age levels and generally meet
once a month in a public meeting place such as a library or
community center. Under the guidance of community volunteers, girls
work together on a variety of cool projects to
discover, connect and take action.
- Juliettes
are independent Girl Scouts. Juliettes work with a mentor to
determine the projects that they would like to pursue based on their
time and interests. They are encouraged to attend council-sponsored
events and programs. They can also work independently to achieve
Girl Scout awards and badges. Newsletters and events keep
independent Girl Scouts connected to the Movement.
- Campers
participate in our outdoor education and camping programs. This is
an opportunity for those who enjoy camping, hiking and other outdoor
activities. Opportunities are available for individual Girl Scouts
or as part of a troop or group experience. It’s an awesome way to
get out and make new friends in the great outdoors. Campers are
welcome to attend all other council-sponsored events.
- Trippers
explore our community through day trip experiences. Connect with
other girls who like to take local adventures and learn about Tucson
and surrounding areas. Girls plan their monthly trips with the help
of volunteers. This is a great Journey for girls and short-term
volunteers. Volunteers participate according to their interest in
sharing knowledge and experiences with girls.
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