Program
Girl Scouts prepare for fun, friendship, and new adventures while making the world a better place.
Girls make new friends, challenge themselves, write their own stories, and take action to change the world for the better.
How? Through the Girl Scout Leadership Experience:
- Girl-led: Girl Scouts follow their own lead, no matter their age.
- Learning by Doing: Hands-on activities help them feel empowered to shape their own experience.
- Cooperative Learning: With a tight-knit group of friends, Girl Scouts learn and grow together while cheering on each other.
Girl-led
Girl Scouts follow their own lead, no matter their age. From selecting the badges they’ll pursue to how they’ll organize an activity, Girl Scouts have the chance to follow their dreams and grow their skills—and the confidence that comes with that.
Learning by Doing
Hands-on activities are fun for Girl Scouts of any age, but they also help them feel empowered to shape their own experience. Girl Scouts unlock their “I got this” attitude as they discover they can always dust themselves off and try again when things don’t go according to plan.
Cooperative Learning
There’s power in having a tight-knit group of friends who will learn with you, grow with you, and always cheer you on. Girl Scouts see firsthand that teamwork, respect, and collaboration can fuel them through any challenge that comes their way.
By participating in fun activities through the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, Girl Scouts:
With the help of supportive adults and troop leaders who help bring these three unique processes to life, girls try new things, share their full selves, and see how good it feels to lead from the heart.
Council Own Badges & Patches
Earning badges is a great way to try a new skill or get better at one you love.
LEARN MOREEducators and Girl Scouts: Stronger Together
More Learning, More Outcomes:
Welcome Girl Scouts into Your School Today
