2025-2026 Inspire Discovery

Fun with Movement May 6, 6-7:30 pm $10 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 20 Max Adults: 2 Reg. Opens: Jan. 13

Offered to: Daisy

Grades K-1

Through this new Body Appreciation badge, Daisies begin the journey to body appreciation by exploring ways to have fun with movement. They get active with big movements (gross motor skills) like dancing and stretching. They will also learn how small movements (fine motor skills) let them do fun things like drawing or smelling a flower. Moving big or moving small, their body does it all.

Girl Scout Daisies earn their Fun with Movement Badge.

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

Junior Numbers in Nature May 7, 6-8 pm

Offered to: Junior

Grades 4-5

Step outside and see how math is all around us in the natural world! In this program Juniors will earn their Numbers in Nature Badge by exploring how numbers help scientists make observations and discoveries. Girl Scouts will learn to tell time using the sun, estimate the age of trees, and will use patterns to help predict the weather—all while practicing real scientific observation skills. Get ready to think like a scientist and explore the outdoors in a whole new way!

$10 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 24 Max Adults: 4 Reg. Opens: Jan. 13

Girl Scout Juniors earn their Junior Numbers in Nature Badge.

Location: To Be Announced (Location will be shared when spring registration opens)

Flowers for Mother’s Day May 8, 6-8 pm

Offered to: Junior

Grades 4-5

What better way to celebrate the amazing mothers and mother figures in our lives than to learn how to make a flower arrangement AND bring it home! Partnering with Anique Design Flowers, Girl Scouts will learn about and appreciate flowers while earning their Flowers Badge and creating a special arrangement for Mother’s Day. Adults may sign up for this program if they would like to make the arrangement with their Girl Scout, or Girl Scouts can attend on their own.

$30 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 24 Max Adults: 10 Reg. Opens: Jan. 13

Girl Scout Juniors earn their Flowers Badge.

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

Junior Geocacher May 13, 6-8 pm $10 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 24 Max Adults: 6 Reg. Opens: Jan. 13 Craft and Tinker May 14, 6-8 pm $10 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 20 Max Adults: 2 Reg. Opens: Jan. 13

Offered to: Junior

Grades 4-5

Like a national treasure hunt, geocaching is searching for caches that others have hidden outside. Juniors will learn how to use a GPS to locate coordinates and stay stealthy as they search and find geocaches.

Girl Scout Juniors earn their Geocacher Badge.

Location: Forest Park—Steinberg Rink, 400 Jefferson Dr., St. Louis 63110

Offered to: Junior

Grades 4-5

Ready, set, craft! When Girl Scouts craft, they make something with care, skill, and imagination. Juniors can craft with a computer and a 3D printer. They can craft with recycled materials to help the planet. Makers turn ideas into object. They also tinker or make changes to improve them. Join us to explore their creative skills and see what they will make!

Girl Scout Juniors earn their Junior Craft and Tinker Badge.

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

Junior Digital Photographer May 16, 10 am-12:30 pm

Offered to: Junior

Grades 4-5

Girl Scouts will learn tips and tricks to capturing creative photos through a photo exploration workshop led by Photographer Cathy Lander-Goldberg, LCSW. Participants will take photos at Forest Park and bring home two digital self-portraits that capture a positive internal quality and an image of themselves they imagine for their future. Cameras will be provided to take photos. Juniors will also receive a copy of Cathy’s Photo Explorations Workbook.

$45 per Girl Scout Max Girl Scouts: 18 Max Adults: 2 Reg. Opens: Jan. 13

Girl Scout Juniors earn their Digital Photographer Badge.

Location: Forest Park, 5595 Grand Drive, St. Louis 63112

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