Girl Scouting is for every girl, everywhere—where today's girls can become tomorrow's leaders. Membership in Girl Scouts is open to girls ages 5-17; women and men over 17 can join as adult members.

 

Most girls join a local troop or group for fun and friendship, but they also find out about building character and self-esteem and serving their communities—the core qualities of Girl Scouting. In Girl Scouts, girls find a safe place to grow and share new experiences, learn to relate to others, develop values, and contribute to society.

 

GIRL SCOUTS OF THE USA - KEKE PALMER PSA

Keke Palmer, a Girl Scout and movie star, speaks about Girl Scouting.

 

 

 

 

 

Daisy Girl Scouts

For girls Pre K-grade 1 or ages 5-6

 

Daisy Girl Scout Fact Sheet

When you become a Daisy Girl Scout, you may:

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• Visit and explore a fire station, animal farm or local park

• Put together a scrapbook about yourself and your family

• Adopt a grandparent in a nursing home

• Earn Daisy Girl Scout Petals as you learn about Girl Scouts

• Create crafts and have fun with face painting

• Visit a Brownie or Junior Girl Scout troop

 

Brownie Girl Scouts

For girls grades 1-3 or ages 6-8

 

Brownie Girl Scout Fact Sheet

When you become a Brownie Girl Scout, you may:

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• Sing new songs, play new games and make new friends

• Take a day hike or a bike trip with your troop

• Visit your local zoo

• Go on an overnight camping trip

• Learn about the stars, the moon and outer space

• Be a helper and a friend

 

Junior Girl Scouts

For girls grades 4-6 or ages 8-11

 

Junior Girl Scout Fact Sheet

When you become a Junior Girl Scout, you may:

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• Explore the outdoors on a weekend camping trip or at summer camp

• Go to a play at a theater and tour back stage

• Discover new ideas at an overnight in a museum or science center

 

 

Girl Scouts Ages 11-17

For girls grades 7-12

 

Girl Scouts Ages 11-17 Fact Sheet

When you become a Girl Scout, you may:

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• Relax and Relate

• Challenge yourself on a high ropes course, rock climbing wall or white water rafting

• Go on a Destination Adventure and travel across the country or around the world

• Earn prestigious leadership awards and scholarships

• Participate in fitness, fashion and make-up seminars

• Share ideas with girls and adults about things important to you