Daisy

A typical Daisy meeting consists of games, songs, crafts and more, including attending council programs. Daisies can earn petal patches to wear on their uniform tunic. Each petal represents a part of the Girl Scout Law, like respect, honesty, helpfulness and caring. They earn the center for learning the Girl Scout Promise. Girls learn these concepts cooperatively, so they make new friends and try new things together daisies govern themselves through the Daisy Girl Scout Circle. These young girls receive a certificate of recognition at the beginning and end of their year as a Daisy; however, there are no badges to earn at this age level.

 The girls eligible to be daisies are between the ages of five and six or in kindergarten or first grade.

Badge:  Rose petal -  “make the world a better place”

Activity:  Make "thank you" cards, make/buy & decorate cookies & donate/take them to the police/fire station

*This would be a photo opportunity for Daisy scrapbook

Time Needed for Activity: One meeting

Motivation: Ppolice and Fire town employees keep us safe and make our town a safer and as a result good place to live.  We should be thankful for the men and women that choose to become Police and Fire workers so that we can be assured that in the event that we need them they will be there for us.
Supplies Needed: paper, markers, frosting, plastic knives, hand wipes, cookies, frosting, sprinkles, rose petal (badge)

Purchase: Frosting, cookies