GS Bronze Award

What is the highest honor a Girl Scout Junior can achieve?

• Junior Aide award

• Summit Journey award

• Bronze award

• Bridging award

What does a Girl Scout Junior need to do or complete before working on the bronze award?

• the GS Way badge

• a journey with a Take Action Project

• go to Girl Scout day camp

• participate in nuts and mags and cookie sales

How many hours must each girl earn to complete the bronze award?

• 20 hours

• 200 hours

• 15 hours

• 50 hours

The bronze award is required for all girl scout juniors.

• true

• false

What can girls who earn the bronze award place on their uniform?

• a special bronze award patch

• a special bronze colored pin that can be worn on the Cadette vest also

• a fun patch for service projects

• a badge

Which of the following people are NOT possible members of the junior bronze team?

• other girl scouts in your troop

• troop leaders

• community members

• a stranger

Every member of the bronze team has to complete the same tasks. The job can't be divided up and nothing can be completed individually.

• true

• false

Where is a great first place to look for ideas for the bronze project?

• in your backpack

• in your community

• on the internet

• in a book

Which of these funds are not allowed to be used for bronze projects?

• Troop Funds (money the troop has in the bank)

• Cookie Proceeds (money the troop earns from cookie season)

• Fundraising Funds (money from bake sales or lemonade stands)

• Donations from businesses in exchange for advertising

The bronze award project should be lasting and sustainable - it should be able to be repeated by others without any efforts from you.

• For the bronze award, no. It's helpful but not required for bronze. But for the silver and gold award, yes.

• Yes - all metallic awards (bronze, silver, and gold) should be sustainable.