Other Cool Web Sites
for girls age 5-9
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Make your own mini-book with stickers, make animal masks. Fun crafts, games, videos, and activities, just for you! |
for girls age 10-12
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Direct a video, send messages to your friends with an e-card builder, play games, take some fun quizzes about yourself, and more! |
for teens
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Spruce up your wardrobe with minimal environmental impact, see the Storytellers series on women of achievement, and more! |
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We want you to think about an issue important to you that fits within the theme of the contest, make a PSA and submit it here. |
blogs by girls, for girls
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other interesting web sites
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Stories say so much about us-our likes, desires, dreams. The It's Your Story - Tell It! Leadership Journey series, made possible by a grant from the Dove Self-Esteem Fund, gives girls the opportunity to tell their stories through a range of creative approaches. Self-esteem is a natural by-product of this Journey series because through storytelling and creative expression girls gain a deep understanding of themselves and their potential, and develop confidence to become leaders in their own lives and in the world.. |
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If you're interested in finding out about Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) check out Imagine Engineering or the STEM pages on Girl Scout Central. Remember, no matter where you live or what language you speak, Science, Technology, Engineering and Math play an important part in your everyday life. |
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LMK, the newest interactive Web site for teens from Girl Scouts and Windows. Created with help from teens like you and from industry experts, LMK will provide you with the know-how to safely navigate your online life and even help your parents to understand it. We know how important this is to you! Go ahead: explore the site, create a profile, and make an impact. |
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The possibilities are limitless. Whether you choose a Girl Scout destination or travel with your Girl Scout group/troop, or council-sponsored trip you will discover things about yourself you never knew! The Girl Scouts destinations program is continuously updating their new and existing program, allowing girls to explore horseback riding adventures, science and service projects at Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, canoeing the Colorado and Upper Missouri River, and time in Atlanta celebrating the 100th Anniversary. And for older girls, travel to Europe and locally give back with Habitat for Humanity. Note: These destinations are still open for late applications, due February 17, to council/event sponsors. Destinations that are not marked "FULL" on the destinations website in late January will be open for late applications past the February 17 deadline. For more information visit here.
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