Bronze Award

What is the first step to earning the Girl Scout Bronze Award?

• Make a plan.

• Explore your community.

• Go on a Girl Scout Junior Journey.

• Choose your Girl Scout Bronze Award project.

How many hours are suggested for earning the Girl Scout Bronze Award?

• At least 10 hours

• At least 20 hours

• At least 30 hours

• At least 40 hours

What are Girl Scout Juniors encouraged to think about during their Girl Scout Junior Journey?

• Their favorite hobbies

• The values of the Girl Scout Law

• Their school subjects

• Their vacation plans

What is the ultimate goal of working on the Girl Scout Bronze Award project?

• To earn money for the troop

• To have fun with friends

• To make a difference in the world

• To learn a new sport

What is the purpose of building a Girl Scout Junior team for the Girl Scout Bronze Award?

• To compete in sports events.

• To perform community service alone.

• To explore and choose an idea for a Take Action project.

• To learn about Girl Scout cookie sales.

What should team members do to help keep a handy list of what each member loves to do?

• Keep a private journal of their interests.

• Discuss their interests with their family only.

• Keep track of their interests and special talents.

• Avoid sharing their interests with the team.

What is the first step to take when looking for the best project idea for your team according to the guidelines?

• Start by observing your community.

• Create a detailed plan of action.

• Conduct a survey in your school.

• Choose a project from the Girl Scout Junior Journey.

According to the guidelines, what should you do if you feel stuck when trying to come up with a project idea?

• Take a break and relax for a while.

• Think about something that would make your life better.

• Immediately start working on a different project.

• Ask a teacher for a project idea.

What is suggested to do in addition to observing on your own to make the activity a team effort?

• Write a report on your findings.

• Get together as a group to walk around your school or block, talking about what you see.

• Create a presentation for your class.

• Start a fundraising campaign.

What should you keep handy to jot down what you see, plus any ideas about possible projects?

• A digital recorder.

• A notebook.

• A smartphone.

• A camera.