The Badge Archive

Fulfills Step 3 of GSUSA Brownie Girl Scout Way badge requirements.

Items Needed

• Girl Scout Promise and Law Printable from GSUSA (one for each scout).
• Paper (one sheet per scout).
• Pens or pencils.
• (Optional) Art supplies:
  • Cardstock
  • Colored pencils
  • Gel pens or markers
  • Crayons
  • Paint and brushes
  • Scissors
  • Glue

Instructions

1. Give each scout a copy of the Girl Scout Promise and Law. Provide each scout with paper, pens/pencils, and any additional art supplies.
2. Talk about sisterhood as a bond between those who share similar values and interests, not just family. Highlight how the Girl Scout Law connects scouts globally, creating a large sisterhood focused on making the world a better place. Ask scouts to reflect on their favorite line of the Girl Scout Law and why it resonates with them.
3. Explain that the scouts will create artwork to represent their troop’s sisterhood. Allow scouts to brainstorm and decide as a group what they want to create. Examples:
   • A collage featuring each troop member’s name and how they embody a specific line of the Girl Scout Law.
   • A troop flag design that incorporates symbols representing the values of sisterhood.
4. Work together to bring the chosen project to life using the available art supplies. Encourage scouts to express creativity and teamwork while showcasing their connection as a troop.
5. Once the artwork is complete, have scouts present their project to the troop and explain its significance.