Game Night Patch

Here are 10 activities that your Girl Scout or troop can do to earn their Game Night patch.

Board Game Bonanza: Host a board game night where Girl Scouts can play a variety of classic and modern board games. Provide options suitable for different ages and interests.

Card Game Tournament: Organize a card game tournament with popular games like Uno, Go Fish, or Exploding Kittens. Set up brackets and award prizes for winners.

DIY Game Creation: Encourage Girl Scouts to design and create their own board games or card games. They can come up with unique rules, themes, and game pieces.

Outdoor Game Olympics: Plan an outdoor game night with activities like relay races, capture the flag, and scavenger hunts. Incorporate teamwork and friendly competition.

Video Game Marathon: Host a video game night where Girl Scouts can play video games together. Provide a variety of games and consoles to cater to different preferences.

Trivia Night: Organize a trivia game night with questions on various topics such as history, science, pop culture, and Girl Scout-related facts. Create teams and compete for prizes.

Puzzle Challenge: Set up a puzzle station with jigsaw puzzles of different sizes and difficulties. Challenge Girl Scouts to complete puzzles individually or in teams.

Minute-to-Win-It Games: Arrange a series of quick and fun Minute-to-Win-It games where Girl Scouts must complete challenges using everyday household items. Think games like stacking cups, cookie face, or balloon pop.

Escape Room Adventure: Create an escape room experience where Girl Scouts must solve puzzles and clues to "escape" within a set time limit. Use themes like spy mission, haunted house, or space exploration.

Role-Playing Game Night: Introduce Girl Scouts to tabletop role-playing games like Dungeons & Dragons. Guide them through character creation and storytelling adventures.

By participating in these activities, Girl Scouts can have fun, develop teamwork and problem-solving skills, and earn their Game Night patch.