Girl
Scout Bronze Award
Troop 167
Nursing Home Project
The Bronze Award is the highest award a Junior Girl Scout can earn. It requires a lot of planning and dedication. It shows they have made a promise to help others, improve their community and world, and become the best they can be. The first three requirements of the award will help build skills and prepare for the fourth requirement, the actual Bronze Award project.
On July 12, our interested troop members met to learn about the Bronze Award. During this meeting, the girls divided into two project groups. One group decided to do a community service project involving animals at the Humane Society of Silicon Valley. The other group of five girls has decided to assist residents living in a local nursing home. This website will be used to track the Nursing Home Project progress.
Requirement 1: Earn two badges that are related to the project
Requirement 2: Complete one the Girl Scout Signs
- Sign of the Star: You will do activities that allow you to develop your potential
- Sign of the Rainbow: You will do activities that will help you relate to others with understanding and respect
- Sign of the Sun: You will do activities that allow you to reflect on and practice both Girl Scout values and personal values
- Sign of the World: Helps you join forces with other Girl Scouts to make a difference in your communities
Requirement 3: Earn one of the following:
- Junior Aide Patch
- Junior Girl Scout Leadership Award
- Complete two of the following badges:
- Girl Scouting in the USA
- Girl Scouting Around the World
- Girl Scouting in My Future
- Lead On
Requirement 4: Do a Girl Scout Bronze Award project consisting of 15 hours (including planning time). This project shows the leadership skills you have learned as a Junior Girl Scout, and your commitment to your community and to yourself. To earn this award, you will do a project that shows you understand and live by the Girl Scout Promise and Law.
e-mail Kristina for any questions about this project Last Updated: 8/24/03