They may participate in service projects, overnights and the Girl Scout product sale programs. Junior Girl Scouts do service projects in their community, and begin developing leadership skills. They can attend overnight resident camp or day camp. They may also participate in the Girl Scout product sale programs. Junior Girl Scouts use a handbook and the Girl Scout Badges and Signs book.
Girls also begin leadership training opportunities and career exploration activities.
They work on long- term projects such as special trips and service projects. Cadette Girl Scouts apply their knowledge to receive recognitions such as the Silver Award, challenge pins, service bars, and leadership awards. Girls at age 14 may have their Cookie Certificates held for college scholarship funds. Advanced career exploration, leadership development opportunities and community service result in many recognitions including the highest award in Girl Scouting-The Girl Scout Gold Award. There are numerous volunteer opportunities to work with girls as a leader, assistant leader, mentor, product sales coordinator, or special interest project consultant.