Girl Scouting at Home

Stay connected to Girl Scouts across the nation and around the world.

Bring the exploration, fun, and learning of Girl Scouts to your family even when circumstances are keeping Girl Scouts from meeting up in person. After all, Girl Scouts isn’t somewhere girls go or something they do—it’s who they are day in, day out. Use these self-guided, free activities to keep your girl, your troop, and your community connected.

Learn how Girl Scouts can support your family and make learning, doing, and growing more fun. We’re here for you!

GSSA Virtual Programs

GSUSA Girl Scouting at Home

A Few More Activities for Home

World Thinking Day Award

Backed by 10 million Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in locations worldwide, World Thinking Day 2020 celebrates the diversity, equity, and inclusion reflected in our global movement. Check out our activity guides to explore this theme—and celebrate being part of the diverse global sisterhood that is Girl Guides + Girl Scouts! Girls can earn this award at any time throughout the year, not just around World Thinking Day!

Cabot Cheese Scouting Patch Program

Cabot Creamery is proud to offer seven free programs for youth community groups: Co-ops for Community, Calcium Challenge, Fueling Head to Toe, Gratitude, 'B' the Change, Pollinator, and the Sustainability Patch Programs.

Children of all ages, whether in a classroom, after-school program, Scout, or 4-H program will enjoy exploring these patches to help build life-long skills.

Earth Observatory for Kids

NASA’s online resource for kids 9 – 14 years old

Scavenger Hunt

GSSA 301 Training for New Leaders

Contact Lisa Bebee for the Zoom Link.

Highest Awards Training

Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors—are you ready to start earning your Bronze, Silver or Gold Award? Now is a great time to take our online training! Visit our Gold, Silver, and Bronze Award webpages to learn more about these awards, watch the training webinars, and get started on your highest awards.

To find more options, check out our Volunteer Tool Kit (VTK) to look through the badges. Not sure how to access the VTK? Contact your troop leader or email Customer Care for assistance.