Junior Girl Scout Digital Game Design Badge Requirements Pdf

Our Girl Scout program experts have prepared age-appropriate Badge Blueprint Activity Sheets which include all of the information you and your girl need to earn a Badge at home! All of the steps to earning the Badge are listed, as well as the materials you will need.

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All of the Girl Scout Badges and Journeys have been aligned with state and national curriculum standards and may be used to support your girl's own learning objectives while at home. A link to these connections is on each Badge blueprint sheet. And while your Girl Scout will earn Badges and learn new things through completion of these activities, they can also be enjoyed by other members of your family as well!

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Did you complete a Badge Blueprint? We'd love to know what you think! Take our short survey to help us continue creating exciting and new programs.

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Do you want to help out other Girl Scouts complete their Badges too? Use your creativity to create a how-to video and send it to us at marcomm@gssef.org. We will upload it to our council's Youtube page and put a link to it here on gssef.org.

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Finished with your badge work? Now you can buy it for your Girl Scout Uniform. Order online today!

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We love to see Girl Scouts in action! Snap a photo and send it to marcomm@gssef.org. Include her name, troop # and the name of the badge she's working on and we'll feature her on the GSSEF Social Media accounts.

Why Girl Scouts @ Home?

Juliette Gordon Low founded Girl Scouts in her living room (ok, they called it a "parlor" back then) so you could say Girl Scouts has been bringing girls "at home" activities since 1912!

Juliette envisioned an organization that would prepare girls to meet their world with courage, confidence, and character. She gathered 18 girls in her hometown of Savannah, Georgia, to share what she had learned abroad about a new outdoor and educational program for youth, and with this, the Girl Scout Movement was born. Along with Juliette, these first Girl Scouts blazed trails and redefined what was possible for themselves and for girls everywhere.

We know today's world is very different from that of Savannah in 1912, but Juliette's vision is needed now more than ever. With today's technology it's easier and faster for girls to learn about the world beyond their front door without ever leaving home. By completing Girl Scouts @ Home Badge activities girls will learn new skills and accomplish great things all from their own "parlor", kitchen table or backyard. We think Juliette would be proud.