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Girl Guides of Canada - Guides du Canada. BC Program Committee (2013). KEY TO BROWNIES. Program: Interest Badges that fulfill. Program Requirements: #1 Making a Promise C. Find out what your Brownie friends like to do. Share Your Talent . B. Make a book about what to do in an emergency. C. Guest speaker
Required Materials: For the success of the journey, the facilitator(s) will need a copy of the adult guide for the journey and one copy per girl of the Brownie Quest journey book. Additional materials for each session are listed just below the session title and it would be helpful to prepare these materials well in advance of
Use them all with. The Girl's Guide to. Girl Scouting. Want to earn more Badges? Add the Badge sets. Brownie Quest. My Best Self. Computer Expert. My Family. Story. Dancer. Home Scientist. WOW! Wonders of Water. Hiker. Potter. Household Elf. Senses. My Great Day. A World of Girls. Making Friends. Inventor. Pets.
In 2004 there were major changes to the Brownie program. The program was divided into nine “Key" areas, with the associated badges grouped under their appropriate. Keys. We have followed this grouping in this list to make it easier to find the badges. These associated badges are all octagonal in shape.
the extra push of a written worksheet to get them motivated to work on their interest badges. As such, I have started to create worksheets for the Brownie interest badges. Click on the interest badges below to bring up the pdf files. I have also made a handout for parents to see where to place the badges on the badge sash.
How did Brownies start? Can you put these events into the correct order? You can use page 18 and 19 of your Brownie Adventures Book to help if you like. Robert Baden Powell held a rally for Scouts in Crystal. Palace London. Some brave girls went to the rally and asked for. 'something for the girls'. Agnas Baden Powell.
Design an outfit to help someone to be easily seen when walking near roads at night or in bad weather. Describe what materials you would use and why. Design a cycle helmet. Know why wearing a helmet is important. 4. Know the order of traffic lights and what the different colours mean. Make up a game or activity for
challenges from the Brownie Adventures book. • one or two clauses from a badge. Remember that you can ask specialist helpers to visit your unit to lead some activities or meetings. Most people are delighted to be invited and Brownies love to have visitors. For example: • your local Outdoor Activities Adviser can introduce

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