Books are home-made.
They are in colour.
A4 are a binder book.
Some come with photocopy sheets too.
Set are for schools or Girl Guides & Girl Scouts

Link of Unity A5 Book

This comes with sheets to photocopied to make a small booklet to give the girls.

Identify The Badge

Badges from many countries over the years. Over 900 colour clips of countries that have been a member of WAGGGS at some time.

World Regions A5 Book

A page to each Region showing map of area, Badge and members.　
A World Map showing Regions.
Page with member countries and their Region.
Page showing all Region Badges with the meanings. Including old designs.
Comes with sheets to photocopy work books & handouts.

A4 Book "Uniforms Over The Years"

Clips of the uniform as worn by members over the years.

A4 Book "Badges & Uniforms Over The Years"

Clips of badges and uniform as worn by members over the years.

Australia A4 Book

Pages of the Australia and State Emblems with details.
Each page has:
Flag, map, Coat of Arms, Capital City, flora and fauna emblems, guide badge, and, any extra emblems. Pieces about the emblems and dates.

Colour booklet - Simple

A5 Colour booklet on Australia's Flags & Emblems.

Colour booklet - Pack

Colour booklet on Australia's Flags & Emblems.
Sheets to make booklets and a sticker sheet of Flags and Emblems for the girls to cut out and stick into their books.

There is a few of　 the usual old board games played with dice
But there are many more that are different new idea plays
They are designed to be challenging, learning while playing, and most of all, FUN

Whatever the way bought, on paper or on CD, the games come with full preparing instructions & one or more ways of using the parts
Pages printed on paper to be laminated, come in zip-lock bags for your storage

Most of the games and activities are designed to go in pockets to be kept in a large folder
This way the leader just needs to take the needed folder to a meeting, not over full boxes!
Stationary shops sell plastic pockets with holes to be kept in folders

Free with some packs

Age: 8-14

Contents:

Photocopy sheets:

Front Page

Colour in centre pages

Draw and write centre pages

Coloured A5 information booklet

Age: 9-15

This is the usual Bingo game with four playing boards. 　

Age: Up to 10

There are a few ways to play with the pieces in this pack.　
There are 7 or 9 pieces to each World Centre for the plays.　
This also has a sheet to copy for a Quiz on the World Centres.　

Age: 8 to 15

A different board game quiz. A ‘Learn As You Play’ board game for up to four players. The players throw the dice and the number denotes a World Centre question or ‘Extra’ questions. The question cards have the answer too so the player reading the question is learning the answer.　

Display Pages

Pages covering the World Centres

Centres, History, Badges

Age: 9-15

This is a group game where players quiz each other on facts about the World Centres.

Age: 9-15

Good for three or four players. A player asks all the other players a World Centre question and correct answers score a token.

Age: 11-15

This is a strategy game.

Age: 10 to adult

Each player reads the morse code letter.

Ages: 8 - adult

An activity for one to learn and test her Morse Code skills.

Ages: 8 - adult

Contents:
One large display sheet
Six small cards

Ages: 8 - adult

Contents:　
One large display sheet of the Morse Code decipher
Four cards of the Morse Code decipher　
Three of each small cards:　
Alphabet cards Dot-dash cards Numerals

Ages: 10 - adult

Behaviour

Age: up to 9

God's Alphabet

Ages: 7-11

Ages: 7-9

This is an activity best played with a small group. The cards with statements are designed to make the players aware where danger may be in their life.

Ages: 8-11

Best for small groups - up to four. The cards are to be matched up to earn the pair. Played a bit like the card game of memory.

Age: 8-15

This is a board and dice game. Small cards with words are scattered around the board and when a player lands on one she turns the card over to read and make comment on it. The activity can also help fix problems in the unit.

Age: 5-8

Ages: 8-12

Ages: 8-12

Ages: 8-10

Ages: 8-10

Age: 9-15

This is a cute game played with bear tokens. As the players move about the board they land on a card that leads to an situation statement. She needs to say the Law that fits the situation to earn the bear card. The activity makes the guides aware of the Laws in their everyday life.

Ages: 8-10

The pieces can be used for one girl learning the Laws, to a group of four playing a game. And there are enough pieces for a group activity too.

Ages: Up to 15

This is a usual Bingo game but using situations instead of questions. It was designed to show the guides how the Laws are in their life.
Law Sort
This is a second play to make them think deeper as to how the situations fit the Laws.

Ages: 9-14

This pack has two playing sets.
This pack has two ways of playing. Basically having a key word and the Law numbers matched up.

Ages: 9-14

The Laws are pinned on the players’ backs and by asking simple questions they guess what Law they have.

Ages: 9-12

This pack has 2 sets.
This is designed to help the Guides see how the Laws relate to the Promise.

Ages: 7-11

This game was designed to play with the unit a week before new girls were to make the Guide Promise. The game shows the girls how they can keep their Promise towards other people.

Ages: 7-10

This pack has four photocopy sheets for a recruit and could be used for revision on the Promise.

Ages: 7-10

This pack has a display card for signing the Australia Guide Promise and four smaller cards.

Ages: 8-10

This pack has six photocopy sheets for a recruit or Promise & Law revision.

Ages: Up to 10

There are two ways to use the pieces for games with this pack. The general idea is for a younger recruit to understand the Guide Promise.

There are two ways to use the pieces for games with this pack. Designed to have younger recruits understand the feelings of others as well as themselves.

Ages: Up to 10

There are two ways to use the pieces for games with this pack. The general idea is for a younger recruit to understand the Guide Promise.

Ages: 9-15

This is a cute game played with bear tokens. As the players move about the board they land on a card that leads to an situation statement. She needs to say the Law that fits the situation to earn the bear card. The activity makes the guides aware of the Laws in their everyday life.

Ages: Up to 15

This is a usual Bingo game but using situations instead of questions. It was designed to show the guides how the Laws are in their life.
Law Sort
This is a second play to make them think deeper as to how the situations fit the Laws.

It's like trivial Pursuit.　
Questions - Australian Flag; Guiding History; Out of Doors; Promise & Law; World Centres; First Aid; World Regions;

Identify The Badge

An A4 binder book of the badges from over the years of the members of WAGGGS in colour. This book includes a few pages on the World Regions

Badges & Uniforms From Over The Years

An A4 colour book of the badges & uniforms for the members of WAGGGS over the years. Covers the World Regions Badges, World Centre Badges and some Anniversary Badges.

Ages: 8-14

This is a board game covering:
World Guiding: Thinking Day:　 World Regions: World Centres: Unity.

Thinking Day Pairs 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　

Now available with Canada questions

Ages: 8-14

A game for one player to learn about Thinking Day.

Ages: 8-14

This is a card game for one to test her knowledge on WAGGGS, or a group game to quiz each other.

Ages: 8-14

This is a card game for one to test her knowledge on WAGGGS.

Ages: 5-9

This card game has brownies of eight countries and check cards for the players to self-check.

Ages: 5-9

Buyer can pick 4 of the sheets. There are two countries to each sheet.

1. Hong Kong + Jordan
2. Bangladesh + Cameroon
3. Haiti + Egypt
4. India + United Kingdom

5. Argentina + Austria
6. Brazil + Finland
7. Chile + Cook Islands

Information on WAGGGS, World Regions, World Centres and more.

Age: 9–14

This is the usual bingo game on WAGGGS.

A selection of 14 Quizzes, game ideas and stickers.

A selection of 14 Quizzes

History

Age: 10 – 15

This is a dice and board game to learn about B-P.

Now available with Canada questions

Age: 10 –15

The history covered in this game is: "Baden-Powell Family", "Australian History" and "Guiding History".

Age: 8–12

This is a board and dice game. When a date is landed on the players read out events for the date in this game.

Ages: 9-14

This is a board game where the players learn as they play.

Age: 9–12

This is a bingo game on the history of WAGGGS.

A dateline of guiding history in a A4 binder book.

Loose pages of a dateline of guiding history.

　Age: 9-16

A "learn as you play game', where every play answers the questions together.

　Age: 9-16

A "learn as you play game', where every play answers the questions together.

　Age: 9-16

A "learn as you play game', where every play answers the questions together.

　Age: 12

Card game of events in Guiding history.

Ages: 8-12

Contents　
Sample World Badges　
Sample World Flags　
Answers to questions on sheets　
Photocopy sheets:　
Girls’ work sheets to colour in the World Badge　
Girls’ work sheets to draw the World Badge　

Girls’ work sheets to colour in the World Flag　
Girls’ work sheets to draw the World Flag　
Sheets for making the World Badge　
Sheets for making the World Flag　

Age: 9-14

This is a game where the players are learning while they play.

Ages: 8-12

This pack contains sheets to photocopy for the making of the World Badge. A different clean results way. There are also sheets for the girls to write about and draw or colour in the World Badge. There are also ideas for a few games to learn about the World Badge.

Ages: 8-12

This pack contains sheets to photocopy for the making of the World Flag. There are also sheets for the girls to write about and draw or colour in the World Flag.

Colour A5 booklet of the Links of Unity.

Ages: 7-11

Contents:
Colour A5 booklet of the Links of Unity
Sheets to photocopy handouts.

Ages: 8-12

This is the usual bingo game based on the Links of Unity.

Ages: 8-12

This is a dice and board game. There are instructions for four ways the game can be played.

Ages: 8-11

This pack is an activity for one to learn with or a group to quiz each other.

Ages: 8-11

The cards can be used by one girl for learning about the Links of Unity or in a group activity.

Display

A4 sheets ~ World Map showing World Regions; Page to each World Region with countries named; List of members; World Regions' Badges sheet.

with all the member countries named

Display

Age: 10-16

Colour booklet on the World Regions.

Age: 8-15

World Regions Bingo Countries
Like a bingo game but the teams fill their boards by calling the correct World Region for the country the leader names.

Swap The Countries
This is a bit of a different play where the teams need to swap the countries to collect the one’s that fit their allotted World Region.

Sort the Countries
Basically this is for the unit to work together to place the countries in the correct World Regions.

Collect Countries ~ Players
There are three ways a patrol or the unit can play the games in this pack.

Memory
Like the card game of memory but the pairs are two countries in the same World Region.

Age: up to 15

The pack comes with a colour A5 book on the World Regions and sheets to photocopy workbooks & handouts.

Age: up to 15

This is a usual bingo game. It covers things likes badges, maps, a few countries and more.

Age: up to 15

A group game where they quiz each other on the World Regions for the countries.

Age: 10-16

A game where all players can score points

Each player reads the semaphore letter.

Age: 8 to adult

A5 Book to learn to work out semaphore by the circles and includes some games. Plus two reference cards with the semaphore in Circles and Alphabet.

Semaphore Circle & Alphabet Cards

Four reference cards with the semaphore in Circles and Alphabet.

Age: 8 to adult

This is a dominos game with letters and semaphore girls.

An activity for one to learn and test her semaphore skills.

Age: 8 to adult

This pack has a good number of semaphore girl cards. There are instructions for three ways to use them in games.

Age: 8 to adult

The picture cards are to be matched with the semaphore words cards.

Age: 8 to adult

An activity for one to test her semaphore skills.

Age: 8 to adult

This pack has the players matching the semaphore girl to the letter and visa versa.

There are four ways to play with this pack. Basically match letters to semaphore.