What do Girl Scouts do?

Answer 1

We help the comunity! Also we get to experience and learn different things that will help us out in the world. Examples are that we learn to sew, cook, etc. We are taught to be good examples.

We have field trips, sell cookies, have cookie booths, meetings, service projects, and a whole lot more!

Answer 2

For Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) girls can participate in Girl Scouts in a variety of ways, called "Pathways". The most common Pathway is to join a Girl Scout troop.

Girls can also participate in Girl Scouts as an independent or "Juliette" Girl Scout. She will need an adviser who will help her with GS activities and keep her informed about GS events.

Girls can also choose to participate in a Girl Scout Camp Pathway, Event Pathway, Travel Pathway, Virtual Pathway (Online participation), or Series/Special Interest Pathway.

Whichever Pathway you choose, contact your local Girl Scout council to register and find out more information about choosing the Pathway you would like to follow!

Answer 3

They help out the community, sell cookies, earn badges, and go on field trips.

It depends on your troop! The girls and the troop leaders/advisers determine their activities. Community service, leadership, travel, camping, earn awards, whatever the troop chooses to do from all the available materials and activities!

Answer 4

Usually your school will have girl scout sign up some time and then sign up.

To be a Girl Scout, you join the Girl Scout organization and agree to follow the Girl Scout Promise and Law and pay the GSUSA National Membership Dues.

To register as a member of Girl Scouts, watch for sign up events which usually happen at the start of the school year, sometimes in the schools, sometimes at other places.

Or contact the Girl Scout Council for the area you live in and they will have a council staff person or a troop leader register you for membership in Girl Scouts.

To find the local Girl Scout council, use the Girl Scout Council Finder (see Related Links).
The question isn't very specific. What do you want to know about Girl Scouts? You can look at their web site for more information.

Answer 5

The duties of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts are to share the Promise and Law.

Also, to take part in progressive self-development, learn by doing, encourage teamwork through the Patrol system, increase service to the community, understand and cherish the natural world, cooperate with other young people and adults, and participate in international experiences.

Answer 6

A Girl Scout leader takes training and then leads the troop! Much of what a troop leader does depends on what the troop wants to do and how much adult help is available. The troop leader helps plan the activities, plans money-earning projects, plans work towards awards, gets other adults to help, sends in event registration forms, sets up meeting time and places, fills out forms, handles the troop money, and makes sure that the Girl Scout troop is building girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.

Answer 7

Your role as a Girl Scout it to follow the Girl Scout Promise, live by the Girl Scout Law, pay your national membership dues, and participate in Girl Scout program and activities.