Girl Scout Traditions

Girl Scout Sign

The sign is formed by holding down the thumb and little finger on the right hand, leaving the three middle fingers extended. These three fingers represent the three parts of the Girl Scout Promise.



Girl Scout Handshake

This is the way many Girl Scouts and Girl Guides greet each other. They shake their left hands while making the Girl Scout sign with their right hand. The left handed handshake represents friendship because the left hand is closer to the heart than the right.

Daisy Songs

DAISY CLEAN UP SONG

(Tune- Jingle Bells)

Leader:
Daisy Scouts, Daisy Scouts.
Let's tidy up the room.
Daisy Scouts, Daisy Scouts.
Time to go home soon.

Girls:
Daisy Scouts, Daisy Scouts,
We're picking up our things.
Daisy Scouts, Daisy Scouts,
Hear our voices sing.


DAISY GATHERING SONG
(Tune- Hark the Herald Angels Sing)

Take my hand and form a chain,
Down a magic Daisy lane.
Smile a friendly smile and say,
May I help someone today?

Daisy Uniforms

Although a uniform is not required, these are uniform choices if you desire your child to wear one.  My daughter is going to use the original smock-style tunic.  For more information go to: http://www.girlscouts.org/program/gs_central/insignia/where_to_place/daisy/

What is a Juliette Girl Scout?

Juliettes are independent Girl Scouts. Juliettes work with a mentor to determine the projects that they would like to pursue based on their time and interests. They are encouraged to attend council-sponsored events and programs. They can also work independently to achieve Girl Scout awards and badges. Newsletters and events keep independent Girl Scouts connected to the Movement.