List of Daisy Girl Scout Patches

When the founder of the Girl Scouts, Juliette Gordon Low, was in first grade she was nicknamed Daisy by an uncle. Daisy Scouts, in kindergarten and first grade, wear a large daisy with 10 petals on the front of their tunic -- the petals are earned and sewn on -- as the girl learns about the Daisy Scouts. Daisy scouts can also earn patches to sew on to their tunics.

  1. World Thinking Day Patch

    • World Thinking Day is a day for thinking about girls and women all around the world. The World Thinking Day patch can be earned by making a drawing, doing a puppet show or telling a story about girls in other countries. A popular World Thinking Day activity is standing in a circle and when someone shouts out something good to be or have -- like kindness, playing a musical instrument, of having a baby sister -- all the girls who have what was shouted out jump into the center of the circle. The activity continues until all the girls are in the circle.

    Ms. President Patch

    • The Ms. President patch (also known as the White House Project patch) is won by making a play, puppet show, song, drawing or story about a famous powerful woman. The presentation for this patch should include the idea that a girl can grow up to be president or anything she wants to be.

    In the Zone and Against Smoking Patches

    • The In The Zone patch is awarded after learning about the dangers of drugs, and the power of a good self-image in preventing involvement with drugs. There is also an Against Smoking patch for learning about the dangers of tobacco -- a dangerous drug that causes problems for many young women.

    Shape Up! Patch

    • The Shape Up! patch is earned by learning about the importance of nutrition and exercise. Typical activities include demonstrating an exercise and bringing in a healthy snack for the group and sharing the recipe. The snack should be based on a particular nutritional ingredient (like calcium).

    All About Magic Patch

    • The All About Magic patch is earned by learning a magic trick and showing it to the group. Additional activities include drawing a picture of a famous magician or telling a story about a famous magician. Another good activity is showing the group how to do the magic trick -- but only after everybody gives up on guessing how it is done.

    No Bones About It Patch

    • The No Bones About It patch is earned by learning how to take care of pets, how to be safe around new pets and how to pick up kittens and puppies. Additional activities include contributing toys or pet treats to the local animal shelter.

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