Girl scout troop leader

Whether you fell into being a Leader, or have been dreaming about it for years, check out these tips from someone who just finished her first year.

As a troop leader, you’ll introduce girls to new experiences and help them unleash their inner G.I.R.L. (Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-Taker, Leader)™ to take the lead and change the world.

Pin this for later! You probably already have a Girl Scout Troop Leader (or co-leaders), a Troop Treasurer, and a Cookie/Fall Product Program Chair, but there are so many ways parent volunteers can support your Girl Scout Troop!

Free Girl Scout patch programs and printables help stretch your dues and cookie money. They are also time savers in a pinch, making your leadership simple

The first thing I did as a Girl Scout troop leader was start a new board on my Pinterest account, secondly, I made the Troop Leader binders. The third thing I did as a troop leader, was make a parent folder. This is where I tried to answer all the questions a parent would have, that way, when a parent needed to reference what we spoke about during our parent meeting, they would have it on hand. Left pocket and front page. In the left pocket is the 'About Me' page; allergy, medical, and…

It happens to all of us.

Whether you fell into being a Leader, or have been dreaming about it for years, check out these tips from someone who just finished her first year.

A couple weeks ago, Evelyn and I attended a Girl Scouts recruitment meeting. They told us all the troops were full and anyone that wou...

Girls scouts should learn to love themselves and others while meeting as a troop. Keep reading to learn the ten best girl scout games for year-round fun.

Preparing for our First Daisy Meeting: After completing my official training, and doing lots of Googling, here's what I came up with (in no particular order) to prepare for our first meeting. It was a lot of work, but it was fun. The greatest costs to me were printer ink and time. You can always print things in black and white and have the girls color, etc., or see if one of your parent volunteers has access to a color printer. Find your own way to make it work. This is just one way to do…