A Girl Scout may wear a vest or sash as part of her uniform. Her vest or sash may display the following: • Earned Awards - Skill-builder badges, Journey badge sets, Pins • Recognitions - Fun Patches, Unofficial Emblems or Pins • Insignia and emblems - Troop, Council, National In general, earned awards are displayed prominently on the front of the sash or vest, and fun patches and non-official emblems go on the back. Insignia, which consists of the World Association pin and Girl Scout pin placed on a felt tab, goes over the girl's heart, on the left side of her vest, or pinned to her shirt if she has a sash. First consider what kinds of insignia, badges, pins and patches your daughter may receive during the program age level years. Using the Junior Girl Scout age level as an example, we know that they are girls who are in school grades 4-5. They wear either a green vest or sash as their uniform piece. Louisiana Summer Reading Program. The official insignia, emblems, badges and awards they may receive or earn during these two years may include: Insignia: • World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) pin • Girl Scout membership pin Emblems: • American Flag • Council patch • Troop crest • Troop numbers • Membership stars with color discs (yellow for Junior years) Journeys badges: • It's Your World, Change It!

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(badge set) • It's Your Planet, Love It! (badge set) • It's Your Story, Tell It! (badge set) Legacy Skill Builder Badges: • Artist • Athlete • Citizen Cook • Cookie Business • Financial Literary • First Aid • The Girl Scout Way • Naturalist • Signs (sun, rainbow, world, star) Awards • Bronze (pin) • Brownie 'fly-up' wings • Bridge to Juniors • Safety (pin) • Junior Aide • Junior Leadership (pin) • My Faith (pin). Vest Placement Insignia, placed on a felt tab, will go over the girl's heart on the girl's left vest side.

Next to the insignia and to its left goes the highest award for the program age level. For juniors, this would be the Bronze Award pin. Underneath the insignia, the Sign badges are placed, grouped together in a rectangle. Cookie sales activity pins can go to the left or just underneath the Signs. Journey patch sets go under the Signs, and skill-builder badges are placed along the hemline on both sides of the vest.

Emblems are placed on the girl's right side of the vest. At the top, the American flag patch is placed. Below it goes the council's emblem.

If the troop has a crest, it is placed below the council's emblem and above the troop numbers. Below the troop numbers, membership stars are placed in a row. Each star should have a color disc that goes between the star and the uniform piece.

Award pins, badges and patches go below the membership stars. The Safety award, if earned, goes immediately below the membership stars. The Bridge award to the program age level goes below the membership stars.

The Junior Aide award, if earned, goes below the program age level bridging award. Brownie fly-up wings follow below. Awards such as the My Faith pin and the Leadership pin go below the Brownie wings if earned. Note, if the girl did not earn the Junior Aide award, or was never a Brownie and thus does not have Brownie wings or a Bridge to Juniors badge, then the My Faith and Leadership pins can be grouped closer to the membership stars if desired, but always above any skill-builder badges. Sash Placement Placing Girl Scout badges and such on a sash is a little more straightforward. There is a sort of hierarchy. Emblems go at the top of the sash and in order of importance: American flag, Council patch, troop crest, troop numbers, membership stars, Bridge award, Junior Aide award, Brownie wings.

Following the wings are awards also in order of importance: My Faith pin, Leadership pin, Safety pin, Cookie sales pin, and Journey badges. Skill builder badges go at the bottom. The highest program level award - the Bronze award for Juniors - goes at the same level as troop numbers. Remember that when wearing a sash, insignia pins go on a felt tab which is pinned to the girl's shirt, over her heart on the left side and not onto the sash itself.

What Pins or Badges Carry Over to the New Vest or Sash When Girls Bridge? When a Girl Scout bridges to the next program age level, some of her pins and awards move onto the new vest or sash, including: • Insignia - the felt tab is left on the old vest or sash and the insignia pins themselves move to a new tab and onto the new vest or sash.