The Silver Award is the highest award a Girl Scout Cadette can earn.
You can become a Silver Award Girl Scout if you:
  • Are in 6th, 7th, or 8th grade
  • Are a registered Girl Scout Cadette
  • Have completed a Junior Leadership Award or Girl Scout Journey
Girl Scout Silver Award Workbook
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Girl Scout Silver Award Guide
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Silver Award Checklist
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Our Council has some resources: 
​https://www.gsmidtn.org/en/members/for-girl-scouts/highest-awards.html

GSUSA has some resources: 
​https://www.girlscouts.org/en/members/for-girl-scouts/badges-journeys-awards/highest-awards/silver-award.html
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The Silver Award process includes a proposal. You submit that first, before starting your project, to council. It is standard they may ask you questions or have you clarify parts of your project. When your project is complete, you will fill out and submit the final report. 
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Silver Award Proposal 
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Silver Award Final Report 
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  • Please refer to the new requirements, although Journeys will continue to be honored as pre-requisites.
  • Girls must complete the award by February 1st each year to be included at Council's Honor's Day Ceremony.
  • Girls have until September 30th to complete their awards. This means: Bronze awards must be complete by September 30th of the year the Girl is entering 6th grade. The Silver Award must be complete by September 30th of the year the Girl enters 9th grade. The Gold Award must be complete by September 30th of the year the Girl graduates. 
  • "Small group" for Cadette "Team Size" is restricted to a maximum of 4 girls earning the award. There is no max on additional group helpers.