Girl Scout Junior: Grades 4-5
Good Times, Best Friends!
Girl Scout Juniors have fun with friends while discovering what girl power is all about! As a Girl Scout Junior, you will choose the activities you want to try and learn to take charge of your own plans. As you become an expert in things like horses, computers and music & theater, you will earn badges to wear on your sash or vest if you wish, but uniforms are not required. Leaders know that girls your age are really busy and will help you fit meetings and activities into your schedule. Juniors can also participate in other Girl Scout Pathways and do not have to be part of a troop.
Pathfinder School, TC
Dive into the aMUSE Journey and discover all the different roles you can play in your life. Thro.. more
Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park
Please note: This is not a council-sponsored event. Please contact the sponsoring organization t.. more
Betsy Cutler House, Muskegon
Find out how you can complete the mission to live strong. You will discover the essentials to bo.. more
Betsy Cutler House, Muskegon
Be part of the GSMISTS Museum opening! You will be inspired by the legacy of Girl Scouts as you .. more
Camp Anna Behrens, Greenville
The entire family and troop is needed to help prepare camp for the 2012 camp season! At camp we .. more
Mackinaw Island
Please note: This is not a council-sponsored event. Please contact the sponsoring organization t.. more
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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 Juniors:
- Staying at a Girl Scout resident camp and learning outdoor skills.
- Sleeping over in a science museum.
- Learning a golf swing with a professional golfer.
- Working on the "Horse Rider" badge by learning to ride and care for a horse.
- Selling Girl Scout Cookies & Fall Product to earn money for a trip to a theme park.
- Cleaning up the community bike trail.
- Earning the Girl Scout Bronze Award for performing a community service project (download Guidelines here).
- Taking part if a Girl Scout Journey - an eight week themed program developed just for girls like you!
