Life Skills
Daisy Suffrage Centennial Activity
Create your own suffrage bookmark or drawing about something you feel is important.
Think about what’s important to you in your town or community and make a bookmark or draw a picture that helps others understand why you feel this way.
Activity Details
Time needed: 15–30 minutes
Materials needed:
- Paper (white or colored) to draw on or to make your bookmark with colored pens, markers, or crayons
- White glue
- Scissors
Background:
Bookmarks can make great gifts for the people in your life; in the case of this activity, every time they look at one you made them, they’ll be reminded of what you think is important. First, decide on something in your community, town, or school that you care about.
Activity:
Now it’s time to make a bookmark that illustrates the “why” of your chosen something. Decide how big you want your bookmark to be. Cut your paper to that size and use words and pictures to say what matters to you about the thing you’ve chosen. Be creative!
Girl Scouts at Home
activities have been adapted from existing Girl Scout programming
and optimized for use at home during a period of social distancing.
Adapted from the patch activities in the Suffrage Centennial Toolkit. Earn Your Suffrage Centennial Patch: A Guide for Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors.