Whether you are a Rainbow, a Brownie or a Guide you can fit Kilts for Kids into your programme of activities, earn badges and help Scotland’s vulnerable children.

Rainbows

• Look – dress Olivia in a kilt or a tartan sash. The Rainbows can take her around Scotland or even further afield if they’re going on holiday
• Learn – cook something using Scottish ingredients and raise money for Kilts for Kids at a bake sale
• Laugh – learn a ceilidh dance and put on a show for parents
• Love – create a Kilts for Kids mural where the Rainbows write or draw things they love about their family and friends

Brownie Badges

• Artist – have a competition where the Brownies paint something Scottish
• Cook – bake something using Scottish ingredients
• Craft – make Scottish sock puppets and put on a show
• Dancer – Highland dancing demonstration
• Designer – design a tartan outfit and have a fashion show
• Hostess – hold your own fundraiser
• Musician (individual) – learn a Scottish song
• Speaker – research and talk about CHILDREN 1ST to your pack
• Sports – hold a Mini Highland Games
• Writer – write about the work of CHILDREN 1ST or write a story/review about Kilts for Kids

Guides Badges

• Confectioner – bake a cake and use piping techniques to create a tartan
• Cook – create a recipe book of Scottish recipes and sell them to friends and family
• Craft - make Kilts for Kids friendship bracelets
• Culture – hold a photography competition with Scottish categories
• Music Group – write and perform a song about growing up in Scotland
• Party Planner – hold a Kilts for Kids event, showcasing ideas such as the ones we’ve suggested
• Performing Arts – create and perform a new ceilidh dance, perhaps to a modern piece of music