If you are a troop, group, family…or an independent Girl Scout-on-the-go, check out Programs on Demand! These affordable and ready-to-go kits are delivered to you and facilitated by you, giving girls a fun activity for a meeting or get-together.
Each kit contains a fun patch for every girl, supplies (some additional supplies required) and easy-to-follow instructions. Order Programs on Demand by clicking the title below.
Program on Demand kits are $7 per girl. Allow one month from the order date for packaging and shipping.
Ready to take charge of your cookie business? Use your creativity and think outside the cookie box, as you become the best #GirlScoutBoss there is. Dream up ways to make cookie season even better by creating a mobile cookie truck and a delicious personalized cookie flavor. Embrace your inner CEO to make this season even s’more successful!
Girl Scouts belong to a big, beautiful sisterhood filled with fabulous traditions. A favorite for many girls is SWAPS. The “Special Whatchamacallits Affectionately Pinned Somewhere” are small tokens of friendship that girls exchange with the Girl Scouts they meet while traveling. Discover the history of SWAPS, master SWAPS etiquette, and make oodles of SWAPS for you – and a few to exchange!
You can only make the world a better place when you are feeling your best! Begin a self-care journey by creating your own stress ball, affirmation cards, and a vision board. Express your thoughts and feelings through journaling, while learning the importance of taking time for YOU!
Learn amazingly fun facts about the “underwater unicorn.” Design a one-of-a-kind mermaid brooch, a custom garland to hang in your room, and a squiggly mermaid sculpture. If it all goes swimmingly, you’ll have narwhals and mermaids everywhere!
Explore Girl Scout history, sisterhood, and traditions started long ago by Girl Scout founder, Juliette Gordon Low. Sing songs using your very own Girl Scout songbook, make an edible fire, create a Special Whatchamacallit Affectionately Pinned Somewhere (SWAPS), and use twigs to make an intricate God’s Eye (Ojos de Dios).
