Now the issue is that not all of them have been ordered and therefore not recieved and sewn on. So when that happens the front will be completely filled and the back will have them on there as well. Our troop sews fun patches and earned patches onto their tote bags because of space issues.If you start with the first picture top row, left to right then you will see: cookies count, outdoor adventurer, numbers and shapes, ready, set, go camping, travel right, friends are fun, Michigan
bottom row: bowling, animals, computer smarts, making music, point, click and go, water everywhere, write away, and art to wear.
In picture 2 top row is: my neighborhood, giddy up, 10th Mountain Division and Fort Drum, wave the flag, girl scout ways
second row: let's pretend, manners, climbing fun, colors and shapes, penny power, around the world, earth is our home
bottom row: make it eat it, eco-explorer, earth and sky, dancercize, caring and sharing, senses, healthy habits.
so as you can see we are still waiting on several dozen try its.
good job!!! thats so many, and she has earned even more! thats awesome :)
ReplyDeletei found ur blog while looking for try-it requirements for my own small brownie troop. we only have 5 girls so it is pretty hard to find games for that small number, and activities we can do.
plus we don't have much money so it is hard if a try it needs lots of materials, then we can't always do it. so far we have only earned the girl scout histry try it which is a councils own.
we have only had two meetings so far, so that is why we only have one try it.
plus they just got their first thinking day patch too.
also we have partial requirements completed for caring and sharing try it, girl scout ways try it, and brownie girl scouts around the world try it.
I am anxious to find more for them to do! my email is singleton.7@wright.edu if you ever have any good ideas, like i said i have only had 2 meetings so far and you look pretty experienced at this whole thing.
thanks,
brooke