Great news! You can learn to do all these things and earn a Girl Scout badge as you go: Make your own movie, build a robot, cook food from a different country, go geocaching, sleep under the stars, write a book of short stories, plant a garden. Invent something new, paint a masterpiece, be a good neighbor, take amazing nature photographs, make your bedroom into a jungle, run a business, go on an adventure trip. Become a design engineer, camp with your troop, build a wooden bench, learn to play a musical instrument, design a website.

Are there additional awards to earn? Yes!

Looking for more? Follow the link for National Badge & Award Resources to find a PDF with a complete list of all badges and additional awards in each program grade level. These additional awards are special pins and badges that may be worn on the front of the uniform. Find the directions on how to earn them in the Girl Scout handbooks for each program grade level or the Volunteer Toolkit.

Additional awards include:

• Bridging Awards
• Cookie Entrepreneur Family pin
• Counselor-in-Training (CIT and CIT II)
• Global Action Award (meeting plans available in the Volunteer Toolkit)
• Highest Awards
• Journey Summit Award
• Junior Aide
• Leadership Torch Awards
• LiA Awards
• My Promise, My Faith Awards
• Program Aide
• Safety Award
• Service bars
• Troop Crest (optional insignia, see the program grade level handbooks)
• Volunteer-in-Training (VIT)
• World Thinking Day Award (meeting plans available in the Volunteer Toolkit)