Visit a police or fire station. Call your local non-emergency police phone number to see if they can arrange an age-appropriate tour. Your troop should be able to arrange a talk from a police or fire person also and perhaps even get a look inside some vehicles. After the visit, ask the troop to write thank-you letters to the station and to the person who gave you the tour.

Play a game of Authority Simon Says. This game is played like traditional Simon Says, but with the addition of some hats that resemble authority figures such as police and fire persons. The girl playing Simon will get to wear any hat and may even change hats. The Daisies should only obey Simon if she is wearing a hat for someone in a place of authority.

Have a local teacher, school principal, doctor or nurse talk to the troop about their jobs. Have them explain their typical day and the type of decisions they have to make. Encourage the troop to ask questions about the jobs and participate in role-playing after the visit is finished.

Encourage the Daisies to show respect for older people. Ask them to call adults "Sir" or "Ma'am" and open doors for the elderly. Involve each girl's parents in this process and ask them to monitor their girl's progress.

Ask the girls to name an authority figure in their lives and what that person means to them.