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Use this worksheet as a tool to prepare you to tell an impactful personal story when you talk about Girl Scouts with friends, family, colleagues, and our community. Whether it’s one-on-one or before an audience, you’ve got a great story to tell because, as a Girl Scout, you do amazing things every day. Here are a few key tips: 1.
The Daisies will learn what the parts of the Girl Scout Law mean by meeting the Flower Friends in the Daisy Journeys and the Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting. Each Flower Friend represents a part of the Law and helps girls to understand how they can live this Law as Daisies.
Petal Connection: Responsible for What I Say and Do (Orange Petal) 1. Ask girls to stand up or jump if the word or phrase you say is helpful and makes them feel good and to sit or crouch down if the words are hurtful and make them feel bad.
Each Girl Scout will talk about and demonstrate a time when they were courageous and strong. The Color Sheet activity is optional. Give Daisies this coloring sheet to do at home. Courageous and Strong. Greet Daisies and say the Girl Scout Promise and Law. (5 min) Ask your Daisies what it means to be "courageous". Do they know what courage means?
5 Δεκ 2019 · Our agenda below follows the Daisy petal requirements to make earning this petal easy and quick. Our guide includes 10 different activities for earning Mari’s responsible for what I say and do daisy petal.
Think of at least five actions you can do to respect yourself. Make a poster by drawing a picture that represents each action. You can draw a toothbrush to remind you to care for your teeth and gums. Or draw a stuffed animal to show taking care of your emotions!
22 Μαρ 2016 · Mari the Marigold is the fifth petal of ten that you will learn about in this guide. Mari's petal is about learning what being responsible for what I say and do means. If you don't have the Girl's Guide to Girl Scouting, you can hear it read here by Troop #5007.
