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Coloring Sheets for Daisies and Brownies

This year, Junior Troop 5130 has been completing their Bronze Award project: a year-long educational initiative to teach other Girl Scouts about how to help the homeless.  We've created many resources (which will be shared via this blog and distributed via social media).  Originally, our goal was to host all of our events as in-person events, but with Covid-19 sheltering, we have had to make additional plans for virtual programming.  We will be sharing a couple of badge earning sessions via this blog that integrate discussions of the homeless.  We want to provide parents and leaders with tools that can keep girls engaged in Girl Scouting while also educating them about our topic!

One of the Juniors, Chelsea, is a fabulous artist.  She created these coloring sheets to share with Daisies and Brownies.  Enjoy!!  Leave us a comment with your art!

 




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