Scout Badges
Each season of the year offers wonderful opportunities to earn Girl Scout or Boy Scout badges at the Green Center's 30 acres of woods, wetland, prairie, and learning gardens. Most, if not all, badge requirements will be completed during the field trip time.
Each Scout program is 1-2 hours with a fee of $7 per scout (there is no charge for scout leaders and adult chaperones). Scout programs can be scheduled Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays from 8am-6pm.
The Green Center is pleased to partner with Scouts in connecting youth to nature and the arts. For more information, call us at 314-725-8314 X 105 or email us at classes@thegreencenter.org
Each Scout program is 1-2 hours with a fee of $7 per scout (there is no charge for scout leaders and adult chaperones). Scout programs can be scheduled Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays from 8am-6pm.
The Green Center is pleased to partner with Scouts in connecting youth to nature and the arts. For more information, call us at 314-725-8314 X 105 or email us at classes@thegreencenter.org
Boy ScoutsTiger
Contact us for more information about classes and projects. We currently do not have a merit badge program at this time. Wolf Paws on the Path Grow Something Bear Fur, Feathers and Ferns Webelos Earth Rocks! Into the Woods Eagle Contact us for more information about projects. We currently do not have a merit badge program at this time. |
Girl ScoutsDaises
Make The World A Better Place: Rosie's Story. Brownies Senses: You have five senses that work together to let you see, hear, smell, taste, and touch the world around you. Letterboxer: Letterboxing is an amazing adventure game played by people all over the world. Use your curiosity and join in. Hiker: Become a brownie hiker! Get ready for adventure! Animals: Learn about different animals and how they appear, act, move and communicate. Juniors Animal Habitats: Learn about habitats and explore native habitats of Missouri. Gardener: Dig your hands into the earth and spend time with soil, water and sunlight to find out how to help life grow from a tiny seed. |