Daisy Courageous and Strong Workbook

For this meeting, you will need to choose a book to read to the troop. You can also play a read-aloud video from YouTube.

Page 1

Read a book about being courageous and strong to your troop. Afterward, ask the girls to draw a picture of how the character was being courageous and strong. Here are some question prompts if the girls get stuck:

• Was the main character scared or frightened of anything? What did they end up doing about it?
• Was the character doing anything new?
• How did the character feel when they had to be strong/courageous? How would you have felt?

Page 2

Page 2 is about how strength can be more than just physical strength. This is a coloring sheet where the girls can color and talk about what being strong means to them. They can share as a group some times they had to show a different kind of strength.

Page 3

Can the girls point out what is happening in each picture and why the child is showing courage? Clockwise from top left:

• A girl is showing bravery while getting a shot
• A girl is climbing high even though she is scared
• A boy is running to get help from a police officer instead of just standing by
• A girl is trying new food
• A girl is helping someone who needs it

Page 4

Lastly, the girls will write down how they will work on being courageous and strong in their everyday lives.