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How to Write a Strong Gold Award Final Report

How to Write a Strong Gold Award Final Report

by Michele Harms and Allison Wright | Sep 24, 2019 | Badges & Awards, Girl Scout Gold Award, Older Girl Resources

The last step of the Gold Award is the Final Report: 10 questions that explore every aspect of her work. Luckily, our Gold Award Committee experts are here to lend guidance on the Final Report so that your Girl Scout can go for the Gold!

4 Reasons to Let Her Travel as a Girl Scout

4 Reasons to Let Her Travel as a Girl Scout

by Sandy Norman | Sep 17, 2019 | Building Strong Girls, Ideas & Inspiration, Travel & Adventure

Let her go, let her go…explore the world! With a little inspiration from Disney’s Frozen, Girl Scout travel expert Sandy Norman shows us why letting Girl Scouts travel, no matter their age or experience level, is so valuable to their growth.

The Six Fundamentals of an Essential Girl Scout Experience

The Six Fundamentals of an Essential Girl Scout Experience

by Katie Mock (GSNorCal Staff) | Sep 10, 2019 | For Volunteers, Ideas & Inspiration, Troop Basics

From her first badge earned on her Daisy smock or brownie vest to her final Gold Award presentation, all Girl Scouts share in the Essential Girl Scout Experience. Starting with sisterhood, supportive adults, and special experiences, the Girl Scout Playbook walks you through the six elements of being a Girl Scout:

3 Ways to Boost Your Confidence as a Troop Leader

3 Ways to Boost Your Confidence as a Troop Leader

by Angela Borchert | Sep 3, 2019 | For Volunteers, New Troop Leaders, Troop Basics

When I became a Girl Scout leader, I had never used a glue gun, had only been camping one time, and the idea of giving first aid or CPR to anyone frightened me. Now I’ve faced all those challenges, obstacles, and fears alongside some amazing young ladies. Use these three tips to boost your confidence as a leader:

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