Who can be a Junior Girl Scout?
Junior Girl Scouts are girls who are aged eight to 11, or who are in third to sixth grades. Girl Scouting in the US is open to all girls, regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, or disability. Junior Uniforms and Insignia The uniform for Junior Girl Scouts is jade green and white. While uniforms are not required for Girl Scouts, many girls prefer to have at least a sash or vest for their badges and insignia. Additional uniform components include a scarf, skirt, pants, shorts, leggings, a T-shirt, blouses, cardigan sweater and hat. All Junior Girl Scouts wear the Girl Scout Pin, which they receive at their investiture ceremony if they are new to Girl Scouting, or at their bridging ceremony if they were previously Brownie Girl Scouts. The World Association Pin is worn directly above the Girl Scout Pin. Over their years as Junior Girl Scouts, girls may earn badges which are worn on the front of the vest or sash. Juniors can also earn the ‘Junior Aide’ badge for working with Brownie troop
