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Girl Guides and Girl Scouts

The Girl Guide movement, founded in 1910, spread to a number of countries, with some National Organizations calling themselves “Girl Guides” and some others “Girl Scouts”. Girl Guiding/Girl Scouting is open to all girls and young women whatever their religion, ethnic group or background. A Girl Guide or Girl Scout accepts the Promise and the Law based on spiritual values, personal development and commitment to helping others.

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Do they have Girl Scouts in China?

Mainland China or the People's Republic of China does not have any Girl Guides or Girl Scouts.

However, in 1997, Hong Kong became a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China and the Hong Kong Girl Guides Association acts as a bridge between the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) member organizations and mainland China.

What did Girl Scouts wear outside while playing basketball?

Girl Scouts in 1912 wore dresses and bloomers (long pants worn under their dresses) when playing basketball. Also, the fence around the basketball court was covered with curtains which were strung on a pole.

What are the Girl Scout age levels in Egypt?

Gamiet Morshidat Gomhoriet Misr al Arabiah or Egyptian Girl Guides Association

Age groups:

Gawalat or Ranger ages 16+

Morshidat or Guide ages 12-15

Zahrat or Brownie ages 6-11

Baraem or Rainbow ages 5-7

Where is the Girl Scout national headquarters located?

The national headquarters of Girl Scout of the USA is located on Fifth Avenue in New York, NY.

How do you guide teenage girls?

When you talk to a teenage girl try to joke around and remember she can get hurt really easily

if she doing something (don't do this if she is around other people) ask her if she need's help or what she's doing that should lead to her answering your question and she will ask you your name and after you tell her it you can tell her yours that's how you start talk to me on the message board if you still have problems my username is tyson275 or you could just click on this link User:Tyson275

Which qeen was a girl guide?

Queen Elizabeth II became a Guide in 1937 and is the Paton of Girlguiding UK.

Where are Girl Guides or Girl Scouts called Beaver Guides?

The answer depends on which Girl Scout organization you are asking about.

For Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), a Girl Scout Daisy would be similar to a Beaver Guide.

For Girl Scouts of Japan, a Tenderfoot would be similar to a Beaver Guide.

For Girl Scouts of the Philippines, a Twinkler Scout would be similar to a Beaver Guide.

What is the Girl Guide uniform?

The uniforms vary with the country and the organization the girls are members of and the age level.

Most of the Girl Guide/Girl Scout organizations use a shirt and scarf as the basic uniform components. Some organizations use tunics, vests and sashes. Other organizations use dresses or skirts and blouses or even have a specific uniform design.

Can Girl Scouts put their badges on using Badge Magic?

Badge Magic is an adhesive used to attach patches. You either peel off the paper that has been pre-cut for the badge in question or use a knife to cut your own outline. You then press the badge down onto the adhesive and peel it back off being careful that the entire area of adhesive sticks to the badge. You then press the badge down onto the uniform where you want it placed. When done you turn the shirt inside out and put it in the dryer for a few minutes. You do not iron the patch.

My personal experience:

It works well and is easy to use but.....

- The badges do drift a bit after prolonged use (years).

- They do require a bit of touch up from time to time which is easy to do with a spare bit of the product.

- Removal is not as easy as the instructions suggest and a residue is left behind rendering the shirt unfit for later use and often with some residue in the surrounding area even if a like patch is replaced.

- The solvents used to remove the patches also removes some of the plastic backing from the badges. They are still presentable in the front but they are noticeably thinner and less rigid.

So it is a good product if you want to put your kid's patches on the shirt without having to sew, have them use it for a year or two, and then toss the shirt. If you plan to use the shirt for a more prolonged period (or re-use it for a different scout) or swap the patches out (as many adult leaders will do) I prefer to sew the patches.

How do Boy and Girl Scouts get funded?

They are funded through donations and fund raisers. Boy Scouts have an annual popcorn sale, and Girl Scouts have an annual cookie sale. They actually only get a small percentage of the sales. For instance, Girl Scouts sell their cookies for $3.50 a box, and they get to keep $0.60 of each sell. They depend heavily on donations.

Has a Girl Scout ever been a Rose Parade Princess?

According to the Girl Scouts of Greater Los Angeles council, the 2012 Rose Queen and her Court are all Girl Scout Alumni! The Rose Queen and her Court were photographed with GSUSA CEO Anna Maria Chavez the morning of the parade.

Who was the first black president of the Girl Scouts?

For Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA), Gloria Randle Scott was the first African-American to be National President of GSUSA. The first African-American Honorary President of GSUSA is Michelle Obama. The First Lady of the United States has held the title of Honorary President since Lou Henry Hoover was National President of GSUSA and then Honorary President while her husband, Herbert Hoover, was President of the United States.

Where are Brownie Girl Scouts called Hadita?

Brownie Girl Guides ages 6 to 9 are called Hadita or Fairy in Mexico.

The age level 6 to 10 for the Girl Guides Association of Venezuela is called Hadita or Little Fairy.

Age level 7 to 9 in Nicaragua, The Federación Nacional de Muchachas Guías de Nicaragua, is also called Hadita or Fairy.

When was Girl Guides changed to Girl Scouts?

Depending on the organization, the terms Girl Guides or Girl Scouts are used for member organizations of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS).

In the US, Juliette Gordon Low originally named the organization American Girl Guides. In 1913, the organization was renamed Girl Scouts of America and, in 1915, it was changed to Girl Scouts, Inc. Girl Scouts of the USA (GSUSA) was chartered by the U.S. Congress on March 16, 1950.

What do Girl Scouts do?

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!

When did Girl Scout Brownies start singing the Brownie Smile Song?

The Brownie Smile Song was written by Harriet F. Heywood of Gloucester, MA in the late 1920's when she was working as a Brownie Girl Scout troop leader.

What organizations are similar to scouts?

Venturing and Varsity Scouting are similar to Scouting and are both mentioned in the Boy Scout handbook.

When did Juliette Jett die?

Juliette Jett died in 5 November 2005 of heroin overdose.

Can you set a limit of girls joining a Girl Scout troop?

The Girl Scouts have influenced well over fifty-nine million girls and women in their 101 years. There is no minimum or maximum number of children needed to form a Girl Scout troop.

How do you get involved in Girl Scouts?

Try your local elementary, middle or high school for information about the local daisy, brownie, junior, cadette, senior or ambassador troop.

Another idea is to use the link below to find a council in your area. If you contact them directly, they can give you information about a specific program where you live.

How long is the girl scout store open?

It depends on which Girl Scout store you are asking about. The online GSUSA store is available 24 hours a day. Otherwise, each Girl Scout council determines their store hours, so contact the council directly or go to their web site to find out what time the store is open.

See related links for a link to the GSUSA Council Finder and the GSUSA Online Store.

How do you tie a Scout necker?

lie it so the pointed end is next to you and the longest edge is furthest away from you and roll it towards you until you've got a triangle that's about the length of an adult hand. put the triangle behind your neck and put the toggle round the 2 ends that come in front of you!

What are Girl Scouts called in the country of Georgia?

The national organization is known as

Rossiskaya Assotsiatsia Devochek-Skautov (RADS)

or Russian Association of Girl Scouts.

In English they are called Girl Scouts.

Age group 6 to 9 is called Junior Girl Scout.

Age group 10 to 13 is called Girl Scout.

Age group 14 to 18 is called Senior Girl Scout.

What are the 5 basic essentials for Girl Scouts?

1. The Girl Scout Promise and Law

2. The Patrol System

3. Badge work

4. Out-of-doors

5. International Friendship

For Girl Scout Cookie sales the girls develop these five essential skills: goal setting, decision making, money management, people skills, and business ethics.