The Game of Girl Scouting
Betsy Woodford
Instructions: Divide the girls into two teams and have a moderator read the questions. The team with the most correct answers wins!
Q: How does
the color guard salute at the end of a flag ceremony?
A: Put hands over heart
Q: Show the
Girl Scout quiet sign
A: Raise right hand
Q: How many
Girl Scouts are in the U. S.?
A: 3 million
Q: What grades
are Junior Girl Scouts?
A: 4th, 5th, and 6th grades
Q: What is a
Court of Awards?
A: A ceremony where badges & insignia are
given
Q: Girl Guides
and Girl Scouts around the world belong to an organization, whose
pin we wear. What is it?
A: World Association of Girl Guides and Girl
Scouts
Q: Where is
Our Chalet?
A: Switzerland
Q: Show the
Girl Scout handshake
A. Shake with left hand and raise right hand in
Girl Scout sign
Q: Twist me
and turn me and show me the elf. I look in the water and saw ...
what?
A: Myself
Q: What is the
Girl Scout slogan?
A: Do a good turn daily
Q: What is the
Girl Scout motto?
A: Be prepared
Q: Where was
Juliette Low born?
A: Savannah, Georgia
Q: What colors
are in the Junior uniform?
A: green (teal) and white
Q: What is the
last word in the "Star Spangled Banner?"
A: Brave
Q: What are
the levels in Girl Scouts?
A: Daisys, Brownies, Juniors, Cadettes, Seniors
Q: Say the
Girl Scout promise
A: On my honor I will try,
to serve God and my country
to help people at all times
and to live by the Girl Scout law
Q: Where is
Our Cabana?
A: Mexico
Q: Whose
nickname was Daisy?
A: Juliette Low
Q: What is the
highest rank a girl can earn?
A: Gold Award
Q: Name three
of the five worlds of Scouting
A: World of Well-Being, People, Today and
Tomorrow, Arts, Out of Doors
Q: How can you
be a sister to every Girl Scout?
A: Many answers- i.e. help other Girl Scouts
Q: What is the
first word in the "Star Spangled Banner?"
A: Oh
Q: What color
is the Daisy uniform?
A: Blue
Q: When is the
Girl Scout birthday?
A: March 12, 1912
Q: When is
Thinking Day?
A: February 22
Q: From whom
did the Daisy Girl Scouts get their name?
A: Juliette Gordon Low's nickname
Q: From where
do Brownies get their name?
A: From the story of the helpful Brownies
Q: What are
Brownie badges called?
A: Try-its
Q: What does
Thinking Day celebrate?
A: Girl Scouts and Girl Guides around the world.
Q: What does
it mean to use resources wisely?
A: Not to waste supplies
Q: What are
Cadette and Senior badges called?
A: Interest patches
Q: When is
Juliette Low's birthday?
A: October 31
Q: Where is
Olave Center? And what is it?
A: England, a World Center
Q: Where is
Sangam? And what is it?
A: India, a World Center
Q: What colors
do Brownies wear on their uniform?
A: blue and brown
Q: The saying
for the out of doors is "Take only photos and leave only ...
" what?
A: Footprints
Q: What are
the three sizes of wood used to build a campfire?
A: Tinder, kindling, and fuel
Q: What
happens at a fly-up ceremony?
A: Girls move from Brownies to Juniors
Q: What is an
investiture ceremony for?
A: Welcome new girls into Scouting
Q: What grades
are Cadettes in?
A: 6, 7, 8, and 9
Q: What
Council do we belong to?
A: Mt. Wilson Vista Council
Q: What is a
Scout's Own?
A: An inspirational girl-planned program to
express feelings about something
Q: On the
World Association pin, what does the blue and gold stand for?
A: Blue is for the sky and gold is for the sun
Q: On the Girl
Scout pin, what does the trefoil stand for?
A: The three parts of the Girl Scout promise
Q: Who founded
the Boy Scouts and inspired Juliette Low to found the Girl
Scouts?
A: Robert Baden-Powell
Q: Name two
ways to protect and preserve the world around you
A: Many answers