Ahg outdoor skills badge

covers all the knots for the Outdoor skills badge for all levels. Place in a snack size sandwich bag with a piece of rope to practice

Since Liam’s last day of school is tomorrow (YIPPEE!!!), we’ve been busy making summer plans. Between all our vacation phrasings (up north to the cabin… down south to the time share… west to Santa ...

The Golden Book of Camping by William Hillcourt ~ pictures by Ernest Kurt Barth Western Publishing Company, 1959 Obviously, this book skew...

This is a game where students will have to figure out where their classmate was standing by using the compass bearings / degrees and what they have said they could see. It’s a great way to learn about compass directions and degrees while exploring the outdoors and enjoying nature.

An adult leader holds an item to block the wind while a young girl creates a log cabin wood stack and attempts to light the campfire with a match.

The first badge that my Pioneers have chosen to work on this year is the Outdoor Skills badge. Requirement 19 helps the girls learn axe / hatchet safety along with the parts of the tools. This pas…

One of the coolest skills I learned while in Girl Scouts was lashing. With some sticks and rope, I can lash together just about anything! And that all stems from the ability to tie basic knots. Knot tying is an essential skill that most kids learn in scouts. These Knot tying practice sticks are great […]

As a 11th and 12th grader you are very close to graduating high school and either going to collage or moving out on your own. Use these 4 fun ideas to earn the Ambassador On My Own Badge with girls. These are skills are important at every stage of life all the way through your retirement years.

Our family camps and hikes on a regular basis, both for personal trips, and with our Camp Fire clubs. Since it is important

Take girls on a scavenger hunt that is based on badge requirements found throughout the AHG Badge Program!