| These earned awards are available online
through Girl Scouts of the USA, and are to be worn on the front
of the uniform. Please note that we carry all the associated insignia
for these earned awards in our local Council Store. You may click
here to access GSUSA's Girl
Scout Insignia Programs, including information on insignia placement
on uniforms. You have permission to download and reproduce these
materials if you are a Girl Scout member and using it expressly
for Girl Scout purposes.
Council's Own Junior Badge
Mom n'
Me: Get connected! Bringing mothers and daughters together
to connect, interact, and learn about each other in new and fun
ways.
National Badges for Juniors
- Cookie
Biz: Taking part in Girl Scout Cookie activities gives
you a taste of many different types of jobs and careers. You get
to see what it's like to be a project manager, public relations
representative, accounting manager, entrepreneur, community philanthropist
or event manager.
- The
Cookie Connection: Not only are Girl Scout Cookies delicious,
but the annual cookie sale also supports troops and councils and
teaches Girl Scouts many skills. Whether girls are budding entrepreneurs
or prefer to help from the sidelines, they can learn a lot from
this activity. Girl Scout Cookies build: Strong Values, Strong
Minds, Strong Bodies, Strong Spirit, Strong Friendships, Strong
Skills, Strong Leadership and Strong Community.
- CyberGirl
Scout: CyberGirlScout is a badge for Junior Girl Scouts
that does not exist in the print world - only in the cyberworld.
So welcome and safe surfing! If you need help with some of the
computer terminology used in this badge, look in the "How Computer
- Wise Are You?" section in the Explore and Discover chapter of
the Junior Girl Scout Handbook.
- Do-It-Yourself:
Learning how to make repairs can save money and lead to interesting
careers - as girls find out working on this badge.
- Family
Living Skills: Girls have fun with their family and learn
more about other families by doing activities for this badge.
- Food,
Fibers, and Farming: Girls can learn about where food
comes from by doing activities for this badge.
- Now
and Then, Stories from Around the World: For thousands
of years, each generation of humans has passed down stories that
help define its culture and explain natural phenomena. Junior
Girl Scouts can learn about some of these as they work on this
badge.
- Ready
for Tomorrow: The future is here. Are girls ready to meet
it? They find out as they earn this badge.
- Science
in Action: Science is much more than theories. It is an
important part of everyday life. Girls experience the widespread
use of science as they earn this badge.
- United
We Stand: America is a very special place to live. It
provides all of its people with the freedoms necessary to lead
a happy life. Find out how to celebrate the things that make the
United States unique.
- Women's
Stories: In the past, women's contributions to history
were often overlooked. Today, that is changing. Find out more
about women's roles in history.
- The
World in My Community: There's no need to travel far to
find evidence of diversity in the world. It can be as close as
the telephone book, kitchen cupboard, or street where girls live.
While working on this badge, Junior Girl Scouts can learn about
the world around them.
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