Did you know that by third grade, most girls have already formed an idea of whether they are a “science person” or not? That fact continually astonishes me. Fortunately, we…
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In the Loop Blog
Welcome to In the Loop, our blog for troop leaders! In this space, you’ll find activity ideas, stories about Girl Scout traditions, and tips and advice for all things troop-related.
How to Talk to Kids About Finances (and Financial Problems)
Money—it’s one of those taboo topics we’re not supposed to bring up in polite company. But for many families dealing with changes brought on by the coronavirus pandemic, it’s an…
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The Basics of Earning a Badge—A Parent’s Guide
Whether your troop has shifted to virtual meetings, or everyone’s decided to postpone all activities for the time being, your Girl Scout still has the option to earn badges on…
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Social Distance Recess: Get Dancing! Challenges to Keep You Moving
During this time of social distancing, many of our go-to physical activities like playing team sports or going to the gym might not be possible, but it’s important for our…
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Take Action Projects: Social Distancing Style
One of the coolest things about Take Action projects is their flexibility and versatility. Your Girl Scout can dive into problems that she finds interesting and relevant, then spend lots…
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The Art of Journaling
Journaling can happen in a variety of ways. From lists to cartoons, to collaging and writing—there’s no wrong way to journal and process your thoughts and ideas. Plus, journaling is…
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