2011-25 Daisy Skill Based Badges

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Daisy Skill Based badges from the 2011-2025 era should go where #12 is stated in the diagram below.

What are Skill Based Badges?

Skill Based badges serve as interest-led explorations designed to provide awareness of a new topic, basic competency in a task, and curiosity for future learning. They act as the first steps toward a skill, offering enough hands-on experience to build foundational knowledge and situational awareness. Each badge is a “taste” of a specific subject, providing the vocabulary and basic experiences needed for a scout to decide if they wish to pursue the topic independently.

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Helpful Resource: GS Leader Resources has worked out the best way to maximize badge placement on uniform vests.

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Progressive Badges

Progressive Badges (Automotive, Robotics, Coding, and Cybersecurity) do not have to be displayed in a specific order. GSUSA just recommended order to earn them in. You can place them on the uniform together in the order earned, or you can simply place them on uniform as you earn them and do not worry about saving room for the future progressive badges in that set. Some troops may earn them out of the recommended order. That is allowed.

There are some badge trios that look like progressive, but have no recommended order by GSUSA. They are all stand alone badges that can be earned in any order. For Brownies there are:

  • Nature Trio: Design in Nature, Numbers in Nature, and Shapes in Nature.
  • Art Trio: Art and Design, Create and Innovate, and Craft and Tinker.
  • Mechanical Trio: Board Game Design, Model Car Design, and Roller Coaster Design.

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