The National Association for Amateur Radio has a Girl Scout patch program. Girl Scouts can learn fundamentals of radio communication and wireless technology and take action in their communities to apply communications to connect people, provide safety, and explore related careers.
- Learn the fundamentals of wireless communication
- Explore radio science through hands-on learning with Amateur Radio
- Use radio communication to talk around the world and for public service and safety
- Learn how wireless technology is used in everyday life and in careers
Earn the Radio and Wireless Technology Patch
Part of the Patches
sequence.
Earned by Ambassador, Brownie, Cadette, Junior, Senior Scouts.
Girl Scouting offers a variety of opportunities and challenges. With this in mind, the Pennsylvania Paraoptometric Association (PPA) would like to offer the Girl Scouts the opportunity to earn a Vision Awareness Patch, which has been approved by the Girl Scout Council. PPA is an association committed to enhancing the quality of eye care. We believe the activities requires for the girls to earn the patch will make them more aware of the importance of vision and good vision care. The girl’s efforts may even spark an interest in Optometry or related fields.
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Part of the Patches
sequence.
Earned by Ambassador, Brownie, Cadette, Daisy, Junior, Senior Scouts.
Patches are non-official badges that are worn on the back of a vest or sash. These patches demonstrate a set of skills or a topic that a girl can explore in depth.
Earned by Ambassador, Brownie, Cadette, Daisy, Junior, Senior Scouts.
Vision Awareness - Girl Scouting offers a variety of opportunities and challenges. With this in mind, the Pennsylvania Paraoptometric Association (PPA) would like to offer the Girl Scouts…
Earned by Ambassador, Brownie, Cadette, Daisy, Junior, Senior Scouts.
Radio and Wireless Technology Patch - The National Association for Amateur Radio has a Girl Scout patch program. Girl Scouts can learn fundamentals of radio communication and wireless technology and take action…
Earned by Ambassador, Brownie, Cadette, Junior, Senior Scouts.
And to prove that a flyer can be a girl, who can soar as high as any man, I’m showing the women around the world that we can fly, we surely can!
-Pat Valdata, “Where No Man Can Fly”
Katherine Stinson was the first person to fly at night in 1912. Is flying your passion also?
- Preflight
- Taxi
- Takeoff
- Flight
- Landing
This badge will open opportunities for my future careers (maybe in aviation).
GS Ambassador Aviation Badge
Part of the Aviation
sequence.
Earned by Ambassador Scouts.
The Aviation Badges are a series of council’s own badges put together by the Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana in conjunction with Kentucky Bluegrass Ninety Nines. To purchase these badges, contact Tgsanders@att.net ($2.00 per badge includes shipping).
Girls in 6th grade and up can earn this badge during the Aviation Day Merit Badge session usually conducted in summers at the University Park airport, sponsored by Boy Scout Troop 31.
Earned by Ambassador, Brownie, Cadette, Junior, Senior Scouts.
Brownie Aviation - Do you look up when you hear something fly over your house? Get ready to find out about flying and how much fun aviation can…
Earned by Brownie Scouts.
Junior Aviation - Above the pines, supported by the air, like the gulls over the sea, whirling. With them I share six minutes of solitude, each, where no…
Earned by Junior Scouts.
Cadette Aviation - It changes you, flying. The first time I felt the basket lurch aloft and watched the ground recede, something swelled inside me like the linseed-oiled…
Earned by Cadette Scouts.
Senior Aviation Badge - I had to shield my eyes against the sun that shone about the steeples in the square, I knew that soon this fight would be…
Earned by Senior Scouts.
