Activity Description: Scouts choose one of their art pieces and create a display to share it with others.
- Fulfills Step 5 of GSUSA Brownie Art and Design badge requirements.
- Fulfills Step 5 of GSUSA Junior Art and Design badge requirements.
Info Needed: Scouts should understand that sharing art helps others learn about their ideas and creativity.
Items Needed:
- Materials scouts used to make artwork earlier in the badge
- Chosen medium materials for decorating or display
- (Optional) Examples of displays from galleries, museums, or shops
- (Optional) Craft materials to make a frame (craft sticks, glue, decorations)
- (Optional) Materials to turn art into an object (paper, stickers, bookmark templates, printable T-shirt decals)
Instructions (Estimated Total Time: 20–30 min):
- Brainstorm ways to share art (5 min)
- Show examples of how people display or share their work (in a frame, at a gallery, as a gift, or on an object).
- Scouts share ideas about where art can go and who might see it.
- Pick a piece to display (2–3 min)
- Scouts choose one of their own art pieces from this badge to display or redesign.
- Create a display (10–15 min)
- Scouts use available materials to:
- Decorate a frame or border
- Build a small stand or pedestal
- Make a poster, bookmark, or sticker inspired by their original art
- Scouts use available materials to:
- Share the artwork (5–7 min)
- Scouts show their finished display to the group.
- They can talk about what they made, what inspired it, and how they chose to display it.