Patch: Juliette Low
Purpose: To learn more about Juliette Low, the founder of Girl Scouting.
Patch: Brownie Girl Scouts do three activities, plus the two starred*; Junior Girl Scouts do four activities, plus the two starred*; Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts do five activities, plus the two starred*. You may do these activities individually or with your troop.
- ***Read about Juliette Low in your Girl Scout handbook or another book.
- ***After reading about Juliette Low make up your own quiz and answer sheet about what you have learned. Give the quiz to girls in your troop or other Girl Scouts.
- Plan and serve a tea party for another troop, your troop, your sister's troop or parents - use a Juliette Low theme.
- Juliette Low always had pets. Find out what kind of pets she had. Find a place in your community that cares for or about pets. Read about pet care, visit a veterinary clinic or learn about pet therapy.
- Juliette Low helped the less fortunate. Plan and carry out a service project you think she would suggest if she were a leader today.
- Research information on the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund. Plan a project and donate to the Juliette Low World Friendship Fund.
- Create a craft appropriate to the time of Juliette Low…possibly a craft her troop might have done.
- Write a paragraph, poem or a play about the story of Juliette Low. Perform this activity for another troop, parents or friends.
- Celebrate Girl Scouts' special days and find out about why they are important: October 31, February 22, and March 12.
- Juliette Low was hearing impaired. Find out about other famous people who were hearing impaired. Do an activity that helps you understand what life would be like with a hearing impairment. (Watch TV or a video with the volume turned low, practice lip reading, etc.)
- Have a Girl Scouts' Own with the theme of Juliette Low.
- Do your own activity appropriate to this patch.
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