2024-2025 Inspire Discovery

Offered to: Daisy

Grades K-1

Daisy Buddy Camper April 10 6-7:30 pm $10 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 22 Max Adults: 6 Reg. Deadline: March 27 Three Cheers for Animals Journey April 15 6-7:30 pm $30 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 20 Max Adults: 10 Reg. Deadline: April 1 Wild Mushroom Identification April 24 6:15-8:15 pm $15 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 20 Max Adults: 4 Reg. Deadline: April 10 Junior Think Like a Citizen Scientist April 26 9:30 am-noon $35 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 20 Max Adults: 3 Reg. Deadline: April 11 Junior Think Like a Citizen Scientist April 26 Noon-5 pm $0 per Girl Scout Reg. Deadline: April 11 She and Me and a Cup of Tea April 27 Noon-1:30 pm OR 2:30-4 pm $10 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 40 Max Adults: 40 Reg. Deadline: April 13

Camping is a fun adventure, and during this badge program, Girl Scout Daisies will get to explore the outdoors and practice the skills needed to help them go camping in the future. Let's get ready to have some outdoor fun!

Girl Scout Daisies earn their Buddy Camper Badge.

Location: Tilles Park, 9551 Litzsinger Rd., St. Louis 63124

Offered to: Daisy

Grades K-1

Let's go on a Daisy Journey! In this program, Daisies will learn about different animals, how caring for animals is similar to caring for themselves, make lots of nature-inspired crafts, and do a Take Action Project that educates the community.

Girl Scout Daisies earn their Three Cheers for Animals Badge.

Location: Berges Family Girl Scout Program Center, 2300 Ball Dr., St. Louis 63146

Offered to: Junior | Cadette | Senior | Ambassador

Grades 5-12

Are the mushrooms found in backyards edible? During this program, Girl Scouts will consult with an expert from Wild Seeds Field Museum and learn about different mushrooms that are edible. We will only identify (not pick) mushrooms, but Girl Scouts will be able to try provided samples. Girl Scouts will also learn about ethics and mindfulness regarding edible and non-edible plants and our natural landscape. Registered adults will also be able to participate in the program.

Location: Berges Family Girl Scout Program Center, 2300 Ball Dr., St. Louis 63146

Offered to: Junior

Grades 4-5

Girl Scouts will learn how citizen scientists make observations, collect data, and help scientists conduct scientific research. Then, they’ll apply what they’ve learned by surveying and identifying the living things that call camp home—including flowers, birds, reptiles, mammals and more! Juniors will record their findings and share their observations with researchers and scientists using iNaturalist as part of the City Nature Challenge.

Girl Scout Juniors complete Part 1 of Think Like a Citizen Scientist Badge.

Location: Babler Memorial State Park, 800 Guy Park Dr., Wildwood 63005 Offered to: Daisy | Brownie | Junior | Cadette | Senior | Ambassador | Adult

Grades K-12

Join us for a vibrant outdoor celebration of cultural traditions! During this inaugural event, Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri will bring the community together to honor the past while embracing the present and future of cultural change and enrichment.

Girl Scouts receive Engagement and Belonging Patch.

Location: Girl Scout Service Center, 2300 Ball Dr., St. Louis 63146

Offered to: Daisy | Brownie | Junior

Grades K-5

It's tea time! Send out an invite to the most important (and fanciest) "She," a mom, grandmother, aunt, adult sister or mentor, to join us for our Girl Scout tea party! Dress in tea party attire, and get ready for an afternoon of tea, finger sandwiches, and of course Girl Scout crafts!

Girl Scouts receive a fun patch.

Location: Berges Family Girl Scout Program Center, 2300 Ball Dr., St. Louis 63146

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