Flattered, and thinking that the worst case scenario would be that my daughter would have a full, finished set, I set about to develop a complete set of scales and arpeggios, two octaves, major and minor keys. Preparing the charts was a formidable task. Just as there is no one way to process information, I learned there was no one way to present scale and arpeggio information. Different scale passages in different repertory may call for different approaches. Different scales may be, and in fact, must be, played in different positions, different finger patterns from time to time.
G major is a good example.
This is the most common teaching. Still others go up and down with open strings. You see what we mean, of course . . . These elementary level Violin Scale Charts open the door to various positions and finger patterns. By all means, experiment.