DAISY GIRL SCOUTS
1. Learn about Brownie Girl Scouting
2. Do a Brownie Girl Scout activity
3. Do something with a Brownie Girl Scout
4. Help plan your bridging ceremony
BROWNIE GIRL SCOUTS
1. Find out about Junior Girl Scouting
2. Do a Junior Girl Scout activity
3. Do something with a Junior Girl Scout
4. Share what you learn about Junior Girl Scouting with Brownie or Daisy Girl Scouts
5. Do Junior Girl Scout recognitions activities
6. Help plan your bridging (Fly-up) Ceremony
JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS
1. Find out about Cadette Girl Scouting
2. Do a Cadette Girl Scout activity
3. Do something with a Cadette Girl Scout
4. Work on a service project with a Cadette Girl Scout
5. Be a leader
6. Share what you learn about Cadette Girl Scout
7. Help plan your bridging ceremony
8. Find out about opportunities and participate in a summer Girl Scout activity
CADETTE GIRL SCOUTS
1. Find out about Senior Girl Scouting
2. Page through "A Resource Book for Senior Girl Scouts"
3. Do something with a Senior Girl Scout
4. Help others learn about Cadette and/or Senior Girl Scouting
5. Find out more about Apprentice Trainer, LIT, and CIT opportunities available in your area
6. Conduct a leadership activity with a group of younger Girl Scouts
7. Design your own bridging ceremony
8. Plan and participate in a summer Girl Scout activity
SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS
1. Find out how Girl Scouting is organized in your community
2. Find out about the volunteer positions that are open to adults
3. Interview professional Girl Scout staff and find out what kind of education and experience is needed for key positions
4. Find out about training available for adults and, if possible, participate in an adult training event
5. Take on a leadership role in Girl Scouting working with adults
6. Plan or help plan a bridging ceremony in which you receive your Bridge to Adult Girl Scout pin
Bridging activities are a good time for older girls to put into practice what they have learned while earning Try-Its, Proficiency Badges and Interest Projects.
Take a look at things the troop is already doing and plan to include a Bridging troop in some of them.
A BROWNIE TROOP WORKING ON THE CARING AND SHARING TRY-IT COULD: Make a "Friendship Scrapbook", that shows what Brownie Girl Scouts do, and send it to a Daisy troop; then invite the Daisy troop to attend a meeting and do some of the activities from the scrapbook.
JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS WORKING ON THE TROOP CAMPING BADGE OR THE JUNIOR AIDE PATCH COULD: Invite third-grade Brownie Girl Scouts to shate a night with Juniors on a weekend camping trip; a Junior patrol would visit the troop before the camping trip and help the bridging Brownies to plan and prepare for htier special time at camp.
CADETTE GIRL SCOUTS WORKING ON THE CADETTE GIRL SCOUT CHALLENG STEP 5; THE CADETTE GIRL SCOUT LEADERSHIP AWARD; OR AS A CADETTE GIRL SCOUT PROGRAM AIDE COULD: put together a slide show or photo scrapbook on their camping experiences and visit a Junior troop for show "Show 'N Tell" and demonostrate camping skills thay have learned.
SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS WORKING ON THE SENIOR GIRL SCOUT CHALLENGE: SECTION 5; OR A LEADERHSIP PROJECT COULD: prepare a Cadette troop for backpacking or set up a patrol leadership workshop or babysitting clinic for Juniors and Cadettes.
DAISY GIRL SCOUTS
1. Bridge to Brownie Girl Scouts Patch (If earned)
2. One year membership star with Blue disc
3. Brownie Girl Scout Pin
BROWNIE GIRL SCOUTS
1. Bridge to Junior Girl Scouts Patch (If earned)
2. Brownie Wings (All Girls, it is not earned)
3. One year membership star with Green disc
4. Girl Scout comtemporary or traditional membership pin
JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS
1. Bridge to Cadette Girl Scouts (If earned)
2. One year membership star with Yellow disc
CADETTE GIRL SCOUTS
1. Bridge to Senior Girl Scouts (If earned)
2. One year membership star with White disc
SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS
1. Ten Year Award upon completion of ten years in Girl Scouting
2. Bridge to Adult Girl Scouting Pin (If earned)
3. One year membership star with Red disc