Girl Scouts at Home
We're offering fun, action and meaning for Girl Scouts at Home, and each activity is designed to use what you most likely already have on hand. Also, Girl Scouts of the USA has created additional resources for Girl Scouts at Home, including this 16-page guide for parents and caregivers.

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Lupe's Story: honest and fair
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Sunny's Story: friendly and helpful
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Zinni's Story: considerate and caring
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Tula's Story: courageous and strong
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Mari's Story: responsible for what I say and do
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Gloria's Story: respect myself and others
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Gerri's Story: respect authority
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Clover's Story: use resources wisely
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Rosie's Story: make the world a better place
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Vi's Story: be a sister to every Girl Scout
Patches to earn


The Girl Power Can't Be Quarantined patch is designed to engage girls in grades K-12 who are practicing social distancing because of COVID-19.
Day-by-day fun
Check out these Monday-Friday activities for Girl Scouts at Home.
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Week 1 activities
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Week 2 activities
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Week 3 activities
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Week 4 activities
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Week 5 activities
Virtual campfires
Step-by-Step With Salamander

She’s back! Vice President of Program Amanda “Salamander” Porter brings maximum fun with minimum supplies during live Step-by-Step With Salamander events.
You can join the fun via our Facebook page (@comgirlscouts). Girls will have a chance to try hands-on fun with supplies easily found around the house.
All ages from Daisies through Ambassadors are invited. If you know a girl who is not yet a Girl Scout, then please invite her to be part of the fun too. There is no charge and no need to register: Just find us on Facebook. Get ready for upcoming events using supply lists below or check out previous Step-by-Step With Salamander videos:
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Fall leaf/stained-glass pressing
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Twig string art
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Pumpkin carving
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Slime time
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Making ice cream
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Lava lamp
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Maracas or rainstick
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Paper flowers and butterflies
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Friendship bracelet
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Salt-dough project