Welcome to the Daisy Flower Garden

Through a story, girls meet “flowers and critters who guide them to explore topics of global diversity, botany, the environment and stewardship of the land, and Girl Scout history and values.” Girl Scout Daisies earn three awards as they complete this Journey.

The Brownie Quest

Girls search to find three keys to leadership and, along the way, uncover their special talents and qualities, lead their families in a healthy living activity, and participate in a Brownie Brainstorm designed to engage them in identifying their own Take Action project.  Girl Scout Brownies earn three awards as they complete this Journey.

Juniors: Agents of Change

In this Journey, girls explore real power — the power of one, the power of team, and the power of community. Girls practice teaming up and create a comic book style story based on steps for taking action. Girl Scout Juniors will earn three awards on this Journey.

Cadettes: Amaze

In this Journey, girls navigate twists and turns of relationships through quizzes and fun team games designed to explore friendship drama, first impressions, and coping with bullies. After resolving these issues, girls travel onward towards a Take Action project and can see themselves as peace maker — advancing peaceful interactions, one relationship at a time. Girl Scout Cadettes earn three awards on this Journey.

Seniors: GIRLtopia

Girls explore problems that impact girls in the world, and create an art project based on their vision of a better world. Girls create a Take Action project that brings the world one step at a time closer to their vision. Girl Scout Seniors earn one award on this Journey.

Ambassadors: Your Voice, Your World, The Power of Advocacy

In this Journey, girls explore the rich and global history of women’s advocacy efforts. Girls engage in an  eight-step process for identifying an issue or proposing a solution, and consider how to use this process in their own lives. Girls build networks using their own Six Degrees of Separation. Girls also take time for themselves; exploring their “many moods” and career possibilities. Girl Scout Ambassadors earn one award on their Journey.

Daisies: Between Earth and Sky

Girl Scout Daisies join their flower friends for an exciting road trip in a flower-powered car. As they travel the country living the values of the Girl Scout Law, girls and their flower friends enjoy what's local and learn why that's important. They experience what is great about what grows near them, and they learn how their own special skills make the world a better place.

Brownies: Wonders of Water

This journey follows friends Alejandra, Campbell, Jamilla, and Brownie Elf as they enjoy some amazing wonders of water. Girls will learn about the endless water cycle and have a good time making their own rainbows as they explore our precious resource of water. They'll meet inspiring women working for water, learn Girl Scout history, and, as a team, come to understand that WOW also stands for Ways of Working. They reach out to their community as they advocate for other people to get involved in protecting water, too!

Juniors: Get Moving

In this journey, fourth and fifth graders become leaders who energize, investigate, and innovate as they explore their own energy, the energy of their places and spaces, and the energy of getting from here to there. Along the way, Dez, the fashionista spider, learns right along with the Juniors. The girls will also meet energizing artists, cooks, engineers, and architects as they "Get Moving" to get others moving, too.

Cadettes: Breathe

Air is everywhere in this journey for sixth, seventh and eighth graders. As the girls explore the air all around them, they'll learn a lot of air-clearing strategies, including how to turn down the volume! That means they'll be improving their pesonal air space - and finding the breathing room necessary to be leaders who make the most of their special flair! The Cadettes will also meet scientists, engineers, writers, and artists - all of them working for Earth's air!

Seniors: Sow What?

On this journey, ninth and tenth graders get down to the roots of their food network to see how complex and how global food and land issues can be. They'll meet scientists, artists and others who have plenty of knowledge to serve up, and they'll have a chance to explore what makes a meal truly happy. This journey will also have girls asking tough questions about their own "food print" as they develop their "leader print" and speak up about what they believe in. Imported.

Ambassadors: Justice

This journey for eleventh and twelfth graders tackles the engaging global issue of environmental justice by giving girls the opportunity to create their own equation for justice. Along the way, they will see how "Doing the Math" with even the simplest acts can lead to powerful and positive changes in the world. From scientists and doctors to lawyers and environmentalists, this journey is rich with eye-opening career possibilities - all focused on caring and collaborative work that helps both people and the planet.