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What are Girl Scout Brownies called in Greece?

Answer:

The age levels for the Greek Guiding Association or
Soma Hellinikou Odigismou (SHO)
are:

Megali Odigos or Ranger ages 14 - 17
Naftodigos or Sea Ranger ages 14 - 17
Odigos or Guide ages 11 - 14
Pouli or Bird ages 7 - 11
Asteri or Star ages 5 - 7

So the Asteri or Star Girl Guides and the Pouli or Bird Girl Guides in Greece would be similar to the Girl Scout Brownies in the USA.

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