The founder of Girl Guides is Agnes Baden-Powell, the elder sister of the founder of Boy Scouts, Lord Robert Baden-Powell. When Boy Scouts really caught on and girls showed interest in joining, Robert asked Agnes to start a Scout-like program for girls.
Lord Robert BadenPowell in England in the early 1900s.
The 2nd Lanark Scouts were established in 1910.
girl scouts started in 1912
The Cub Scouts were launched in the US in 1930. They were started by the BSA, not any one individual.
Boy Scouts was started in England, but the first (though temporary) headquarters for the Boy Scout Of America was in a YMCA in New York, New York.
Sea Scouting was started in 1910 by Warington Baden-Powell in England.
Lord Baden Powell
The Boy Scouts were started before the Girls Scouts and most of the "lore" such as signs was already well developed even in the first handbooks so it would have to be that the Boy Scout's sign came before the Girl Scout's.
The section of Scouts that started in 1919 for younger boys is known as the Cub Scouts. It was designed to provide a program for boys aged 8 to 10, encouraging them to learn skills, participate in activities, and develop a sense of community. The Cub Scouts focus on fun, adventure, and character development through various age-appropriate challenges and projects.
No, Juliette Gordon Low started Girl Scouts in America. Lord Robert Baden-Powell and his sister, Agnes Baden-Powell started the Girl Guide and Girl Scout movement. Emily Dickenson, the American poet, had no connection in any way with the Girl Scouts.
The first official record of a Girl Scout troop selling cookies was in December, 1917, when a Girl Scout troop in Muskogee, OK baked cookies and sold them in their high school cafeteria as a service project.
Boy Scouts started in 1909 by Lord Baden-Powell the 4 founders of Boy Scouts AMERICA was William D. Boyce, Ernest Thompson Seton, Daniel Carter Beard