What is Trefoil Thinking Day?
Trefoil Thinking Day is a day dedicated to the appreciation and celebration of the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts’ mission and values. It is observed every year on February 22nd, the day that the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) was founded in 1928. On this day, Girl Guides and Girl Scouts around the world pause to reflect on the values that make up the core of their movement: service, leadership, and friendship.
How to Celebrate Trefoil Thinking Day
One way to celebrate Trefoil Thinking Day is to host a special ceremony. This ceremony consists of a few simple elements and can be organized by a local troop or service unit. To get started, here is our FREE PRINTABLE GUIDE for planning your own ceremony:
- Invite all Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in your area to join the ceremony.
- Organize activities designed to remind participants of the values of the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, such as the Tree of Service or the Chain of Friendship.
- Have a moment of silence to reflect on the movement and all that it stands for.
- Plan a special activity to show appreciation for your fellow Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, such as a volunteer project or a special event.
- End with a special treat or activity that everyone can enjoy.
Conclusion
Trefoil Thinking Day is an important day for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts around the world. Use our free printable guide to help you organize a special ceremony that celebrates the movement’s values and honors all the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in your area.