Requirements
Choose one in each requirement.
Practice respecting yourself
Activities
- What is Respect?
- Respect Sheets
- Emoji Matching Game
- Physical Fitness Games
- Fitness Cards
- Play a sport to stay fit
- Learn about nutrition
- Learn about Healthy Living, make a healthy snack, and take a walk together
Crafts
- Create or decorate mirrors
- Make paper snowflakes and explain how no two are alike, just like no two people are alike
- Brainstorm 5 things a scout can do by herself and make a poster about them (i.e. brush teeth, sweep floor, unload dishwasher, set table, make bed).
- Create paper doll and role play how to care for yourself
Read
- Read “My Hair is Magic” by ML Marroquin
- Read “The Name Jar” by Yangsook Choi
- Read “I Don’t Want to Be a Frog” by Devorah Petty
Practice respecting others
Activities
- Play Simon Says
- Play Follow the Leader
- Respect Sheets
- Glitter Germs
- Respectful Charades
- Respect at Meal Time
- Manners Skit
- Manners Game
- Girl Scout Traditions of respect
- Play music and pass something around a circle. When the music stops everyone shouts out something they like about the person holding whatever you’re passing
- “Would you rather” type game – print pictures/words on paper and each leader stands on a different side of the room. Scouts “speed walk” to which one they choose. (Example: Pizza or Mac N Cheese)
Crafts
Stories
- Watch Veggie Tales: Pistachio
- Read “Shhh!” by Jeanne Willis
- Read “Respect” by Lucia Raatma
- Read “Seeds and Trees” by Brandon Walden
Practice respect in your community
Activities
- Respect Around the World
- Respect Scavenger Hunt
- Earn the Paris Peace Patch
- Learn about bike safety
Service
- Make cards for veterans
- Thank You note
Crafts
- Make a We can Show Respect poster
Field Trips
Make sure all requirements are met when going or have a pre-field trip meeting to hit the requirements.
- Attend an Honor Flight
- Invite the girls to a martial arts class to learn about the respect that so many of these have embedded into their programs.
Guest Speakers
Make sure all requirements are met when there are there or have a meeting before or after the guest speaker to hit the requirements.
- Martial arts instructor – learn about the respect that so many of these have embedded into their programs.
For pre-planned meeting plans by others – Go back to the Petal Page
- GSUSA Volunteer Toolkit (VTK) has 1 free meeting plan for each petal – No links available. This is only accessible through MyGS log-in on Council’s website for troop leaders
- Mtg: Respect Authority: Dragon House Rules OR Rules from a different time, Role play school rules OR Respect school principal, AND Rules and Laws Charades OR Fire Station field trip
Other Plans and Lists
Daisy Petals – Basic Meeting Plans
(Troops who want a basic, low cost meeting plan)
- Promise Center Basic Meeting Plan
- Honest and Fair Basic Meeting Plan
- Friendly and Helpful Basic Meeting Plan
- Considerate and Caring Basic Meeting Plan
- Courageous and Strong Basic Meeting Plan
- Responsible for What I Say and Do Basic Meeting Plan
- Respect Myself and Others Basic Meeting Plan
- Respect Authority Basic Meeting Plan
- Use Resources Wisely Basic Meeting Plan
- Make the World a Better Place Basic Meeting Plan
- Be a Sister to Every Girl Scout Basic Meeting Plan
Daisy Petals – Activity Lists
(Troops who want to pick their own activities and make their own meeting plan)
- Honest and Fair Activity List
- Friendly and Helpful Activity List
- Considerate and Caring Activity List
- Courageous and Strong Activity List
- Responsible for What I Say and Do Activity List
- Respect Myself and Others Activity List
- Respect Authority Activity List
- Use Resources Wisely Activity List
- Make the World a Better Place Activity List
- Be a Sister to Every Girl Scout Activity List
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