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Troop Year Plans  

Help your Girl Scouts complete badge activities, improve their communities, and learn new skills with our simple month-by-month guides.

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Girl Scout Grade Levels

Whether she's moving up to second or twelfth grade, she will have a ton of fun. Get to know the next Girl Scout level.

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Girl Scout Experience Testimonials

  
"What I love about Girl Scouts the most is that I get to be around girls both younger and older than me in my troop. I especially like working with younger Girl Scouts who look up to me like a big sister. I like teaching them new things and watching them get excited. Girl Scouts has taught me how to be a leader and how to solve problems, in addition to learning practical skills like first aid that can be used outside of Girl Scouting. Being a part of Girl Scouts has also helped in my dance classes because it has taught me how to work together with others and come together as one." - Serena N., Cadette, Troop 2334 
  
"Girl Scouts has given me amazing opportunities to make new friends, have new experiences, and learn new things. I've learned communication skills, outdoors skills, how to manage my own business, and how to plan for long-term goals. Beyond skills, Girl Scouts has helped me grow as a person, learning how to be accepting of all people, and not to judge others by their appearance. I've learned the importance of kindness—even when it’s not always easy. Most importantly, I've made some of my best friends through Girl Scouts." - Destiny B., Cadette, Troop 5385
  
"I am a Girl Scout who plays French horn for my school, takes AP classes, has played soccer for 13 years, serves as president of an honor's organization, and serves on my church youth group's leadership team, all while working to earn badges. Girl Scouts has provided me with a vast network of wonderful girls and women who support and uplift me. It affirms my belief that girls can do anything."
- Selene S., Ambassador, Troop 3443, Jonesboro.