Girl Scout Daisy: Grades K-1

New Experiences, New Friends!

Becoming a Girl Scout Daisy is a great way for a girl who is just starting school to make friends and gain confidence! In the troop pathway Daisies usually meet a couple times a month, in groups of 5 to 10 girls with two or more trained adult leaders in a nurturing, inclusive environment. They go on trips, learn about nature and science and explore the arts and their communities. Girl Scout Daisies can also earn Learning Petals and receive participation patches. Petals can be worn on official uniforms, but uniforms are not required in Girl Scouting. Daisies can also participate in other Girl Scout Pathways and do not have to be part of a troop.

Camp Sakakawea

Join us as we sit around the campfire under the twinkling skies and sing old fashion camp songs!.. more

Camp Saki, TC

The entire family and troop is needed to help prepare camp for the 2013 camp season! Day only op.. more

Ada Park

Forest Hills Day Camp - Theme: Finding My Way. No online registrations... more

Camp Sakakawea

Legend has it that Sakisaurus roams the woods of Camp Saki! Come explore our beautiful camp prop.. more

Lake City Elementary School

The Quest will take you on a journey that will help you discover your talents and what you.. more

Camp Anna Behrens

GSMISTS is offering two sessions of Troop Camping at Resident Camp designed to meet the needs of.. more

Camp Anna Behrens

GSMISTS will be offering two sessions of Troop Camping at Resident Camp designed to meet the nee.. more

Camp Anna Behrens

This camp is designed for Daisies and their mom's! Spend two nights and three days exploring th.. more

“I like Girl Scouts because I get to do fun things with my friends.” – Brittany
“Girl Scouts rule!” – Taylor

Girls now have three series of National Leadership Journeys to choose from! It's Your World - Change It, It's Your Planet - Love It, and It's Your Story - Tell It! On every Leadership Journey, everything girls do—whether it's performing science experiments, creating art projects, cooking simple meals, or learning to protect the planet's water supply—is aimed at giving them the benefits of the Girl Scout "Keys to Leadership": Discover, Connect, Take Action. Learn about all the Girl Scout Journeys here



Typical Activities for Girl Scout Daisies:
  • Creating arts & crafts projects like colorful barrettes and paper-bag puppets.
  • Taking trips to pick pumpkins and apples.
  • Camping and hiking with their family.
  • Planning a picnic and making snacks.
  • Planting a community garden.
  • Earning patches for activities like making costumes and marching in a parade.
  • Selling Girl Scout Cookies & Fall Product to family and friends and earning awards.
  • Taking part in a Girl Scout Journey - an eight week themed program developed just for them!
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