How to Earn the Girl Scout Junior Scribe Badge (Agent of Change)

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Updated August 2023

Writing is one of the most powerful ways to get your point across. A well written essay can persuade a person’s opinions; a novel can transform you into another era. Poetry can make you laugh, cry and think.

Because there is a lot of writing involved with this badge and some girls may be reticent to write due their interest or ability, you may want to consider doing this badge over two meetings to break it up. You can spend half of your meeting time working on this badge and then do a service project, play some Girl Scout games or do something else that works for your troop.

The girls can get very creative when it comes time to earn the Junior Girl Scout Scribe badge.

This resource, which can be found on Teachers Pay Teachers, includes all five steps.

Available on TpT

Included in this resource:

• Journal making activity (done at a prior meeting)
• Sponge activity
• Two options for Step 1
• A fun troop activity for Step 2
• Two options for Step 3
• A Girl Scout themed writing activity for Step 4
• A short activity for Step 5