Note to Daisy Parents
To the Daisy Parents:
Patches: As a daisy there are not as many patches to earn as the older girls. The 1st patch must be the “Blue” center of the daisy. The girls earn this by learning the Girl Scout Promise. Please help your daisy with this. We recite the promise at the beginning of each meeting. The other petals are earned in any order, and we will be working on these as a troop. Below is a list of the color of the petal what each petal represents. Keep in mind that the kindergarteners have the rest of this year and all of next year to earn these petals.
We understand that we need to help the 1st graders earn the petals much faster. If your daughter is a 1st grader right now she needs to earn all of her petals by the end of April of 2010 in order to go through the bridging ceremony in May. We are working on the requirements for the daisies to bridge to brownies and we will keep you updated.
We are open to any suggestions you may have to help us. Please keep in mind that our troop is new and we are all still learning the ropes. We will do our best to get all the information to you. However, it is best if we can email due to the cost of copies. If this won’t work for you please let us know so we can accommodate you.
The Girl Scout Promise
On my honor, I will try
To serve God and my country,
To help people at all times,
And to live by the Girl Scout Law
The Girl Scout Law
Blue Learning the Promise
Light Blue Honest and Fair
Yellow Friendly and Helpful
Spring Green Considerate and Caring
Red Courageous and Strong
Orange Responsible for What I Say and Do
Purple Respect Myself and Others
Magenta Respect Authority
Green Use Resources Wisely
Rose Make the World a Better Place
Violet Be a Sister to Every Girl Scout
Tammy Robertson, Co-Leader
tammy.robertson@gmail.com
568-3054
Traci Williams, Registered Volunteer
williams7377@aol.com
568-3829
Patches: As a daisy there are not as many patches to earn as the older girls. The 1st patch must be the “Blue” center of the daisy. The girls earn this by learning the Girl Scout Promise. Please help your daisy with this. We recite the promise at the beginning of each meeting. The other petals are earned in any order, and we will be working on these as a troop. Below is a list of the color of the petal what each petal represents. Keep in mind that the kindergarteners have the rest of this year and all of next year to earn these petals.
We understand that we need to help the 1st graders earn the petals much faster. If your daughter is a 1st grader right now she needs to earn all of her petals by the end of April of 2010 in order to go through the bridging ceremony in May. We are working on the requirements for the daisies to bridge to brownies and we will keep you updated.
We are open to any suggestions you may have to help us. Please keep in mind that our troop is new and we are all still learning the ropes. We will do our best to get all the information to you. However, it is best if we can email due to the cost of copies. If this won’t work for you please let us know so we can accommodate you.
The Girl Scout Promise
On my honor, I will try
To serve God and my country,
To help people at all times,
And to live by the Girl Scout Law
The Girl Scout Law
Blue Learning the Promise
Light Blue Honest and Fair
Yellow Friendly and Helpful
Spring Green Considerate and Caring
Red Courageous and Strong
Orange Responsible for What I Say and Do
Purple Respect Myself and Others
Magenta Respect Authority
Green Use Resources Wisely
Rose Make the World a Better Place
Violet Be a Sister to Every Girl Scout
Tammy Robertson, Co-Leader
tammy.robertson@gmail.com
568-3054
Traci Williams, Registered Volunteer
williams7377@aol.com
568-3829
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