The first badge that my Pioneers have chosen to work on this year is the Outdoor Skills badge. Requirement 19 helps the girls learn axe / hatchet safety along with the parts of the tools.
This past week we began working on this badge. Here is a quick pdf I created to help the girls learn the parts. Match the parts to the number on the picture. Continue reading “AHG Badge Help – Outdoor Skills #19”
Summer may be over but we can still enjoy the taste of summer all year long. Try this strawberry cobbler Continue reading “Strawberry Cobbler”
What separates American Heritage Girls from other girl youth organizations is the spiritual component. AHG encourages girls to strengthen their personal relationship with Christ as they grow to become women of integrity. This is evident not only in our Oath and Creed but, in several of the merit badges.
Continue reading “AHG Badge Help – Daughter of the King #28”
This week American Heritage Girls (AHG) celebrates it 20th Birthday. Since I love AHG, and a large part of my blog is devoted to that topic, I wanted to devote this week’s posts to them.
If you are a regular follower of my blog, you know that Mondays are devoted to knitting. Today I opted to combine the two and assist anyone out there attempting the Needle Arts Badge, specifically the knitting portion of this badge. Continue reading “AHG Badge Help – Needle Arts”
Even though summer is over and the kids are back in school, the weather is still nice and you can work on your boating safety badge. Before you jump into the water, I recommend a little class time to go over the basic parts of a boat. Continue reading “AHG Badge Help – Boating Safety #6 & #12”
