Flexible, fun, and right in line with your goals.

In Girl Scouts, girls learn so many important life skills like goal setting, decision making, project management, people skills and more. The work done to earn badges, patches, and awards can often be translated into what you are learning at home, complementing your schoolwork and introducing fun ways to teach new concepts.

Benefits of Girl Scouts for Homeschoolers:

Socialization

Group activities with other Girl Scouts will help her develop strong social skills and make new friends!

Confidence

The Girl Scout Leadership Experience sets her up for a lifetime of success, building confidence and character.

Academic Edge

Research shows that participating in Girl Scouting is positively linked to academic achievement.

Program Connections to Curriculum Standards

Girl Scout badges align with Common Core, 21st Century Skills, and Financial Literacy Standards—easily mix and match them with your existing curriculum!

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Girl Scouts at Home: Check out the Activity Zone

From kindergarten through high school, Girl Scouts offers a wide range of activities you can try right now! Choose from guided science experiments, mental wellness exercises, outdoor skill building, and everything in between as you work to earn a badge or just learn something new — and have fun doing it!