The Badge Archive

Yes – 2011 Is the current GSUSA badge

Official GSUSA Badges released from 2011 to present (including those retired starting in 2021)
Does not include any Council Own badges or Council Patch Program fun patches or troop Fun Patches.

• Daisy Girl Scout Promise and Law Printable from GSUSA
• Promise and Law in Spanish by GSUSA
• Year Planner by GSUSA

Petals

• Petal Pack – A set designed to learn about the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
• Promise Center – Girl Scout Promise (2022 Requirements) – Saying the Girl Scout Promise and discuss what it means.
• Petal – Honest and Fair (2022 Requirements) – Learn about truth vs lies and practice being honest and fair.
• Petal – Friendly and Helpful (2022 Requirements) – Practice being friendly and helpful at home, in scouts, and in the community.
• Petal – Considerate and Caring (2022 Requirements) – Practice being considerate and caring at home, with friends, and in your community.
• Petal – Courageous and Strong (2022 Requirements) – Find a courageous example, honor someone, and practice being courageous and strong.
• Petal – Responsible for What I Say and Do (2022 Requirements) – Learn how to watch what you say and practice being responsible in your community.
• Petal – Respect Myself and Others (2022 Requirements) – Practice being respectful of myself and others and respect in your community.
• Petal – Respect Authority (2022 Requirements) – Investigate home, school, and community rules.
• Petal – Use Resources Wisely (2022 Requirements) – Learn about recycling and practice reducing and reusing.
• Petal – Make the World a Better Place (2022 Requirements) – Learn how to create change and practice making your community and environment better.
• Petal – Be a Sister to Every Girl Scout (2022 Requirements) – Learn about being unique, discover world wide sisterhood, and practice friendship.

Badges

• Animal Observer – Watch animals, listen to their sounds, and/or find their footprints.
• App Development (Part 3 of Coding Set) – Learn decomposition and draw an app screen.
• Art and Design – Draw, paint, or make an art project about something.
• Automotive (3 Progressive Badges Set)
• Automotive Design (Part 1 of Automotive Set)– Draw a car, make a model, and think about all the parts it needs.
• Automotive Engineering (Part 2 of Automotive Set) – Build a little car and see how it moves.
• Automotive Manufacturing (Part 3 of Automotive Set) – Make a pretend car factory and put pieces together.
• Board Game Design Challenge – Make a game and play it with friends.
• Buddy Camper – Learn a camp skill, have fun outside, and camp overnight.
• Climbing or Snow Adventure – Try climbing or playing in the snow while staying safe.
• Coding Basics (Part 1 of Coding Set) – Learn about a woman in computer science and about algorithms.
• Coding for Good (3 Progressive Badges Set)
• Cookie Goal Setter (Year 2 – Cookie Business) – Set a cookie-selling goal and try to reach it.
• Craft and Tinker – Learn the tools of a craft and create something with a purpose.
• Create and Innovate – Think of new ideas and make something for someone.
• Cybersecurity (3 Progressive Badges Set)
• Cybersecurity Basics (Part 1 of Cybersecurity Set) – How computers and networks work.
• Cybersecurity Investigator (Part 3 of Cybersecurity Set) – How to find answers online.
• Cybersecurity Safeguards (Part 2 of Cybersecurity Set) – Keep your online information safe.
• Democracy for Daisies – Find out about local and state government and the president of U.S. government.
• Design a Robot (Part 3 of Robotics Set) – Draw a robot that can do something fun and make a model.
• Design with Nature – Draw natural objects and a map.
• Digital Game Design (Part 2 of Coding Set) – Create a maze game using algorithms.
• Digital Leadership – Learn how to be kind and safe online.
• Eco Learner – Stay safe outside and learn how people and animals share nature.
• Fun With Movement – Scouts discover the joy of movement through music, nature, and playful body actions big and small.
• Good Neighbor – Learn about your community.
• How Robots Move (Part 2 of Robotics Set) – Learn about robot parts and algorithms.
• Model Car Design Challenge – Build a tiny car and make it go.
• Money Explorer (Year 1 – Financial Literacy) – Learn what coins and bills are worth.
• My First Cookie Business (Year 1 – Cookie Business) – Cookie flavors, sales goals, and talking to customers.
• My Money Choices (Year 2 – Financial Literacy) – Learn about needs and wants and how much they cost.
• Numbers in Nature – Trace shadows and objects and make a unit of measurement.
• Outdoor Art Maker –  Make art inspired by or from nature.
• Robotics (3 Progressive Badges Set)
• Roller Coaster Design Challenge – Make a model car and a ramp for it to roll down, or a marble run.
• Shapes in Nature – Find shapes in nature and make something with nature shapes.
• Snow or Climbing Adventure – Try climbing or playing in the snow while staying safe.
• Space Science Explorer – Learn about the moon, stars, and sun.
• STEM Career Exploration – Discover cool jobs and how they use STEM.
• Toy Business Designer – Make a toy and learn how toys are sold.
• Trail Adventure – (Hiking or Trail Running) – Go on a nature walk or run on a trail.
• What Robots Do (Part 1 of Robotics Set) – Draw a robot and find out what robots can do to help people.
• World Thinking Day (Yearly Release) – Learn about a topic GSUSA picks each year that affects the entire world.

Other Awards

• Cookie Entrepreneur Family Pin (Year 1 & 2) – Work at home to set cookie-selling goals, practice using money, and learn how to talk to customers.
• International Friendship Pin – Live in a different country, teach a friend about scouts, and do a good turn daily.
• My Promise, My Faith Pin (Year 1 & 2) – Explore how your Girl Scout Promise connects to your faith and values.
• Safety Award Pin – Learn how to stop-drop-and-roll, what to do when someone chokes, and remember a phone number or address.

Journeys

Per GSUSA’s 2025 Award Log: “These awards are retiring on 10/1/26”

• 5 Flowers, 4 Stories, 3 Cheers for Animals! (Journey Set) – Learn how to care for animals and yourself, and do a Take Action Project.
• Between Earth and Sky (Journey Set) – Explore feelings, learn about life skills, how to teach others, and do a Take Action Project.
• Welcome to the Daisy Flower Garden (Journey Set) – Plant a garden, learn about flowers, work together to make the world a better place by doing a Take Action Project.
• Outdoor Journey (Journey Set) – Earn two specific outdoor badges, and do a Take Action Project.
• Think Like a Citizen Scientist (Journey Set) – Observe and record what you see, and do a Take Action Project.
• Think Like a Programmer (Journey Set) – Learn how to give computers instructions solve problems using coding, and do a Take Action Project.
• Think Like an Engineer (Journey Set) – Build and create things to solve problems, and do a Take Action Project.
• Take Action – Find a way to help your community and make a difference, and do a Take Action Project.

Retired Badges

• Flower Friends Petal Pack (Retired – from 2011 Original)
• Count It Up (Retired – Year 1 from 2011 Original Cookie Business Leaf)
• Making Choices (Retired – Year 2 from 2011 Original Financial Literacy Leaf)
• Money Counts (Retired – Year 1 from 2011 Original Financial Literacy Leaf)
• Talk It Up (Retired – Year 2 from 2011 Original Cookie Business Leaf)

Per GSUSA’s 2025 Award Log: “These awards are retiring on 10/1/26”

• Global Action Award (Year 1 & 2 Badges) – Learn about a topic GSUSA picks each year to help achieve one of the 17 sustainable development goals.
• Journey Summit Award – Complete three journeys.

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Badges with the official “Daisy…” name are listed without “Daisy” in this Alphabetical list, but will link to the “Daisy…” badge name on the webpage about the badge (i.e. “Daisy Design with Nature”, is just listed as “Design with Nature”). Some badges are known under multiple variations of the name. Any duplicated badges in this list will link to the same page about the badge.

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• Schroeder, Greta. Daisy the Girl’s Guide to Girl Scouting. New York, NY, Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., 2011.

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