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Badge related Activities:
Girl Scout Daisy
Learning the petal Rose for Make the World a Better Place
- Volunteer
About 27% of Canadians volunteer. Do a community service project that will make the world a better place.
- Find Canada on a map
Canada is the second largest country on earth (3,851,790 square miles). It is north of the United States and east of Alaska.
- Read The Polar Bear Son An Inuit Tale
Talk with your friends and family about caring for animals.
Girl Scout Brownie Activities
- Plants Try it
Canada’s flag proudly features a maple tree leaf. Learn more about trees and other plants doing this try it.
- Sounds of Music Try it
Make your own musical instruments and then make some music using them. Can you create a song? Listen to Canada’s National Anthem and see if you can play it with your instrument.
- Earth is Our Home Try it
Approximately 29% of Canadians recycle. Learn about the benefits of recycling while doing this Try It. Find out how you can make your home a better place.
Girl Scout Junior Activities
Money Sense Badge
Research Canadian money. How is it different from American money? Do this badge and learn more about money.
Weather Watch
The average high temperature in January in the Canadian city of Ottawa is -6.1 degrees Celsius. Their average high temperature in July is 26.5 degrees Celsius. Find out how warm that is in Fahrenheit degrees (which is what we use in America.) Then do the Weather Watch badge activities and learn more about predicting and planning for the weather.
Girl Scout Cadette,
Girl Scout Senior and Girl Scout Ambassador Activities
Many Canadians are fluent in French – Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick have a majority of French speaking citizens, and the Canadian school system requires mandatory French instruction.
Understanding Yourself and Others
Do this Interest Project and think about how our culture would be if we were all fluent in another language that was required in our schools. Would we have a deeper understanding of different cultures?
The Lure of the Language
Do this Interest Project and learn how language links us all.
High Adventure
Canadians participate in canoeing, cross-country and downhill skiing, dog sledding, high ropes, hiking, mountaineering, rock climbing, kayaking, snow boarding, white-water canoeing and kayaking, and camping. Do this Interest Project and learn more about some of these activities.
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