Easter Patch

Here are 10 activities that your Girl Scout or troop can do to earn their Easter patch: 

Easter Egg Hunt: Organize an Easter egg hunt for Girl Scouts to search for hidden eggs filled with treats or small prizes.

Easter Craft Station: Set up a crafting area where Girl Scouts can make Easter-themed crafts such as egg decorating, bunny masks, or Easter baskets.

Easter Baking: Host a baking session where Girl Scouts can make Easter treats like cookies, cupcakes, or rice krispie treats shaped like eggs or bunnies.

Egg Drop Challenge: Challenge Girl Scouts to design and build a container that can protect an egg from cracking when dropped from various heights.

Easter Parade: Organize an Easter parade where Girl Scouts can dress up in Easter-themed costumes or outfits and march in a parade around their meeting place or local community.

Easter Storytime: Read Easter-themed stories or books about the history and traditions of Easter. Discuss the significance of Easter and its cultural importance.

Easter Service Project: Plan a service project such as making Easter cards for nursing home residents, assembling Easter baskets for children in need, or volunteering at a local charity event.

Easter Nature Walk: Take a nature walk and explore signs of spring, such as budding flowers, chirping birds, and emerging wildlife. Discuss how Easter coincides with the arrival of spring.

Easter Games: Organize fun Easter-themed games such as egg and spoon races, bunny hop relay races, or pin the tail on the Easter bunny.

Easter Egg Roll: Host an Easter egg rolling competition where Girl Scouts can roll decorated eggs down a hill or track to see whose egg travels the farthest without breaking.

By participating in these activities, Girl Scouts can celebrate Easter, learn about its traditions and symbolism, and earn their Easter patch.