There are so many more patches and insignia available than what is just listed here!
Click to see the online collection from GSUSA and be sure to order your new patches from the Girl Scouts of Maine shop!
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If you have a Daisy Girl Scout, there is a special patch program! See more |
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In celebration of the 100th year of Girl Scouting, all members are challenged to complete 100 acts of community service. This is an individual girl project that can be done anytime during the 2012 membership year. See more |
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Atlantic Salmon |
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Cake Decorating Learn how to create beautiful, basic decorated cakes. Decorating and icing cakes will be emphasized. Try your hand at some fancy handwork and decorating while earning this new patch designed by Girl Scout Troop 466. See more |
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Discover Nursing |
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Experience Boston |
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Family Shining Star |
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Girls of the Past |
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Good Turn |
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Historically Speaking Learn about historical facts, wonders, and national treasures of the US in this patch program. See more |
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Historically Speaking Juliette Low Girl Scouts of all ages learn games and activities from the 1800s, the early years of Girl Scouting, and many more fun activities. Included in this kit is a time line, info on the four World Centers, Victorian and historical Girl Scout paper dolls, games, recipes, tea, manners and much more. See more |
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Historically Speaking Native Americans Native Americans learned to cultivate the land, hunt, and take care of their families. Learn more about America's first settlers. See more |
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Historically Speaking Switzerland Ski down the icy Alps. Learn about yodeling, lederhosen, and homemade hot cocoa. Go on a scavenger hunt, make paper snowflakes, candle cups, chocolate mousse, sing songs, and more. See more |
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Hola Mexico |
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Maine Lobster Patch |
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Medieval Merriment |
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Native American Lore |
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Outdoor Skills |
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Sign Language Deaf people around the world speak many different languages. Here in the United States, American Sign Language, or ASL, evolved when American deaf people wanted to communicate with one another. Although there are other American Sign communication systems that are word-for-word translations of spoken English into signs, only ASL is a true language. It’s important to be polite when using ASL or any language. See more Click here to learn how to sign the alphabet. |
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State Capitol Patch Learn more about our state capital through the State Capital Patch Program. See more Each level has their own projects and programs! Click to download the appropriate level: Daisy | Brownie | Junior | Cadette and up |
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Treasure ME! Patch Program From its beaches, to potato fields, to the rocky coast and majestic mountains, Maine’s geography is as rich as it is diverse. Another Maine “treasure” is our Girl Scouts who, through their courage, confidence, and character, contribute so much to the quality of our lives. For these reasons and to encourage travel throughout the state, Girl Scouts of Maine is introducing the Treasure ME! Patch Program. Girls simply attend a council-sponsored program, whether it is one-of-a-kind, listed in multiple locations, or at one of our camps, and they will be eligible for the portion of the patch that represents that area of the state. List of Towns and their Regions |
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Twilight Patch Can't get enough of the popular Twilight series? Feed your hunger with Girl Scouts of Maine's newest patch program! See more |
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valYOU! Patch The purpose of the valYOU! Patch Program is to help Girl Scout Brownies build a sense of equality and self-worth. Activities focus on valuing self, beginning to learn negotiation skills, learning about the value of money and savings, and goal setting. See more |
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