girl scout uniforms

Girl Scout badges, patches and awards should be presented, worn, and displayed only after Girl Scouts have completed the requirements outlined in official program materials.

Girl Scouts at each level have one required thing they wear (tunic, sash, or vest) to display official pins and awards when they participate in ceremonies or officially represent the Girl Scout Movement.

For girls ages 5 to 14, the normal clothes worn to display pins and awards is a tunic, vest, or sash combined with their own solid white shirts and khaki pants or skirts. Girl Scouts in high school have the option of wearing a scarf that unites their look with that of Girl Scout sisters around the world. Girl Scouts at the Daisy and Brownie levels have a full uniform ensemble available.

For adult members, the unifying look is an official Girl Scout scarf (or tie for men) worn with official membership pins and combined with their own navy blue business attire.

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100 WC #7

One day I woke up I was up at 6:30 And I wasn’t even tired My breakfast was delicious For some reason (as usual) And I got to school at 8:30 Sharp School was nice Pizza for lunch No science No math No writing No reading No nothing Except for recess and lunch (duh) It was a perfect day Until I came home Until my dad told me I was switching to another state Until a little voice said You’re leaving your friends Your teachers Your favorite pizza Forever I was so cross I started screaming And screaming and screaming And screaming and screaming Until my dad yelled over my screams: “Not until you’re done with school!” Oh. I guess that’s not so bad. Huh.

100 WC #5

One day Bob Was going to school And saw a giant red ladder that stretched into the sky So he climbed it And saw pavement with giant coins in it But since he was so dumb He didn’t realise that the pavement was still wet So when he walked on it He started to sink And sink And sink Until he reached a giant coin But by the time he reached the coin He was covered in pavement And when he sat on the coin The coin exploded And gave him another coat of iron So he climbed onto another one That one gave him a coat of shredded cardboard So he kept going until he was covered in: Gloopy slime Fuzzy pancakes Soaked waffles And more and more Until he died of being cooked in those coats of stuff

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