What do Girl Scouts do in Norway?

Answer 1

In Norway, the Girl Scouts, known as "Jentene Speider," participate in a variety of outdoor activities, such as camping, hiking, and orienteering. They also focus on developing leadership skills, teamwork, and community service through their programs and projects. Additionally, they learn about Norwegian culture, traditions, and environmental stewardship.

Answer 2

Norges KFUK-KFUM-Speidere (KFUK-KFUM) or Norwegian YWCA-YMCA Scouts (YWCA-YMCA) age group 7 to 9 is called Meiser or Brownie.

Norges Speiderforbund (NSF) or Norwegian Scout Association (NSF) age group 7 to 9 is called Småspeidere or Brownie.

Answer 3

There are two Girl Guide organizations in Norway: Norges KFUK-Speidere (YWCA Guides of Norway) and Norges Speiderforbund (NSF) (the Norwegian Guide and Scout Association). Both groups have fun, make friends, enjoy being outside, travel, camp, challenge themselves, learn and experience new things, develop independence and responsibility, develop leadership, work on badges, are involved in their communities, and work to conserve nature.

Answer 4

Girl Guides in Sweden are part of The Guides and Scouts of Sweden (Scouterna) which includes both girls and boys. They participate in outdoor activities, train in tracking and orienteering, and camp. They participate in activities to help community development, both locally and globally, and in nature conservation.

Groups choose when to have their meetings. Most meet one evening a week during school terms along with a weekend outing or hiking a couple of times during each semester. During the summer holiday they go on week long camps or expeditions.