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LEADERSHIP JOURNEYS The Girl Scout Leadership Journeys invite girls to explore a theme through a sequence of fun and challenging experiences. These Journeys are designed around the new, membership grade levels, that take effect Oct. 2008 which are: Girl Scout Daisy: grades K-1 The first set of Journeys, “Change Your World Journey Series,” will provide girls with the tools to identify problems and make plans to change their world. These journeys provide a global and diverse perspective, highlighting Girl Scout traditions of Girl Scout law, healthy living, protecting the environment, and incorporating leadership development. For a description of each Journey, click here. |
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RECOGNITIONS Recognitions are part of the Girl Scout program. A Girl Scout recognition is a symbol of something a girl has learned. Whether she has developed a new interest or expanded on something she already likes to do. |
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Girl Scout Gold Award – The highest achievement a 15-17 year old Girl Scout can earn. The Gold Award celebrates volunteerism through which communities benefit and girls grow into self-confident, strong young women. To earn the Gold Awad, a candidate must plan and implement a large-scale community service project that reflects her interests and challenges her abilities. |
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Girl Scout Silver Award – The highest achievement a 12-14 year old Girl Scout can earn. It recognizes a girl’s commitment to Girl Scouting and her community. It helps her build important life skills, explore career possibilities, increase her leadership experience, and make a commitment to improving herself. |
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Girl Scout Bronze Award – The highest achievement a Junior Girl Scout can achieve. Earning this award shows a girl has made a promise to help others, improve her community and world, and become the best she can be. |
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Change the way the world looks at girls. |
