World Thinking Day

Take the lead on February 22 to celebrate World Thinking Day with Girl Scouts and Girl Guides from 150 countries! (That’s one big celebration!)

Promoted by the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS for short) along with Girl Scouts of the USA, World Thinking Day originated in 1926. That’s when delegates from around the globe met at Camp Edith Macy—now called Edith Macy Conference Center—in New York State and agreed that February 22 would henceforth be known as a special day for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts worldwide.

Every year since, World Thinking Day has called for Girl Scouts and Girl Guides to join together and take part in activities that promote changing the world for the better. This year’s World Thinking Day theme is Leadership; check out our activity guides below to explore many different ways girls can be leaders and create the change they want to see in the world—and celebrate being part of the global sisterhood that is Girl Scouts and Girl Guides!

 World Thinking Day award activities:

Activity Guide for Girl Scout Daisies, Brownies, and Juniors (PDF)

Activity Guide for Girl Scout Cadettes, Seniors, and Ambassadors (PDF)

Use these resources to help you stand up and take action to advocate for positive change on global issues that are important to you!  

• Grades K–5
  Step Up, Stand Up, and Get Involved (PDF)
  Take a Stand: A Guide for Kids Who Are Ready to Change the World (PDF)

• Middle School
  Step Up, Stand Up, and Get Involved (PDF)
  Share Your Passion: A Guide for Tweens Who Are Ready to Change the World (PDF)

• High School
  Step Up, Stand Up, and Get Involved (PDF)
  Join the Movement: A Guide for Teens Who Are Ready to Change the World (PDF)

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