Girl Guides and Girl Scouts

Lipsticks come in a huge variety of colors. There is no significant meaning behind the color of a females lipstick.

For a Girl Scout seminar, Girl Scouts are usually chosen to attend and then chosen to emcee the seminar. Girls fill out an application form to request being chosen to attend the seminar.

The 2017 Girl Scouts of the USA convention is in Columbus, Ohio USA.

Girl Guides Association of Zambia
Girl Guide Promise (ages 11 to 18)
I promise that I will do my best:
To serve God,
To serve my country and other people, and
To keep the Guide Law. Lechwe Guide Promise (ages 5 to 11)
I promise that I will do my best:
To serve God,
To serve my country and other people, and
To keep the Lechwe Guide Law.

Yes, Janet Reno was a Girl Scout.

It is impossible to give a specific answer to this question. Before Lord Baden-Powell started the Girl Guide organization, there were many Girl Guide/Girl Scout troops already started.

The lechwe is a kind of antelope found in Zambia. Lechwe Guides is the name for a Girl Guide age level in Zambia.

Yes, in Germany the Girl Guides earn promise badges, camp symbols, and activity badges.

The youngest Girl Scouts are called Daisy Scouts to honor the organization's founder, Juliette Gordon Low, whose nickname was "Daisy." The name symbolizes the qualities associated with the daisy flower, such as innocence and purity, reflecting the spirit of young girls as they begin their journey in scouting. Additionally, the daisy is a simple yet vibrant flower, representing growth, friendship, and the joy of learning, which aligns with the mission of the Girl Scouts for younger members.

Robert Baden-Powell started the Scouting Movement (Boy Scouts) in 1907 because of his experiences in the British Army. He felt that boys could benefit from the Scout method, a program of informal education and practical activities such as camping, hiking, sports, backpacking, aquatics, and woodcraft.

Many groups of girls began forming their own troops and one group of girls attended a Boy Scout rally in 1909 calling themselves "Scouts". Robert Baden-Powell felt that girls should have their own organization so he chose the name "Girl Guides" and asked his sister, Agnes Baden-Powell, to help found the Girl Guide organization in 1910. Some organizations have chosen to use "Girl Scouts" instead of "Girl Guides".

In Austin, Texas, you can buy Girl Scout Cookies at various cookie booths set up by local Girl Scout troops during the annual cookie season. These booths are often located in front of grocery stores, shopping centers, and community events. Additionally, you can order cookies directly from Girl Scouts through their official website or mobile app, which allows you to find nearby sales and support local troops.

The African Girl Guides Promise Badge represents a commitment to the core values and principles of the Girl Guides movement, emphasizing leadership, community service, and personal development. It signifies a girl's dedication to supporting her peers, engaging in positive social change, and upholding the values of integrity and respect. Earning this badge involves actively participating in guiding activities and demonstrating a commitment to the organization's ideals. The badge serves as a symbol of pride and achievement within the Girl Guides community across Africa.

When a 9-year-old girl faints, it's important to assess her condition. Fainting, or syncope, can be caused by various factors including dehydration, low blood sugar, or a more serious medical issue. Ensure she is lying down in a safe position and check for signs of injury or distress. If she doesn’t regain consciousness quickly or exhibits other concerning symptoms, seek medical attention immediately.

Girl Scout troops earn enough to fund their activities and cover their expenses, such as supplies and awards. An older girl troop which is planning to travel a distance will be earning more than a younger troop which does short field trips.

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For Girl Scouts of the USA, starting at the shoulder seam of the sash, first goes the American Flag Patch, then the Girl Scout Council Identification Set, then the Troop Crest, then the Troop Numerals.

The Girl Scout Slogan is "Do a Good Turn Daily." For GSUSA, it is a tradition that whenever a Girl Scout receives a membership pin, the pin is placed upside down until the Girl Scout does a "good deed" or "good turn".

Sometimes the Girl Scout is asked to do three good deeds, one for each part of the Girl Scout Promise. Sometimes she is asked to do a good deed each day until the next meeting. Once the Girl Scout has done her "good deed" or "good turn", she may turn the Girl Scout Membership Pin right side up.

There is a story in the older Girl Scout Brownie books called "The Brownie Story". The story dates back to Lord Baden-Powell (founder of the Scouting Movement) who adapted the story for use by Girl Guides and Girl Scouts.

In the story, a brownie is described as a very helpful little person who comes into the house before the family wakes up and does all sorts of chores.

The little girl in the story goes out to try to find some brownies to help in her home and she talks to the Wise Old Owl who tells her there are already two brownies living in her house. The Owl tells her a charm to say while turning and then looking into the pond, but when she looks into the pond, all she sees is herself. The girl then realizes that she herself is the brownie, and goes back home. She gets her brother to help her and the two of them get up early each morning to do chores.

Like the girl in the story, Girl Scout Brownies can be helpful.

In many countries, the troop leader is called "Brown Owl" after the Wise Old Owl who helped the girl find the brownie.

There are many versions of the story.

It depends on the camp. Some Girl Scout camps will allow girls who are not members of GSUSA to register for Girl Scout camp, but that registration will either include an additional fee for registration in GSUSA or an additional fee for non-member insurance coverage.