★ Girl Scout Gold Award Project

Learn To Not Burn

Ella Peña is on a mission to teach kids that sun safety can be fun — one SPF lesson at a time. ☀️

Sun SafetySPF EducationMade in MiamiIn partnership with Bask
Ella Peña — Learn To Not Burn
Meet Ella

A big idea with a sunny heart

For her Girl Scout Gold Award — the highest award a Girl Scout can earn — Ella created Learn To Not Burn, a project dedicated to teaching young kids why protecting your skin matters and how easy (and fun!) good sun habits can be.

Through games, coloring, and hands-on activities, Ella makes sun safety click for the age group that needs it most. At her booth at Green Day in Miami Shores, kids who answered sun-safety questions correctly earned their very own sunscreen — turning learning into a reward they could take home and actually use.

☀️ The goal: build sun-smart habits early, so a lifetime of healthy skin starts now.

Bask Suncare is proud to support Ella by giving her project a home right here on our site — because we believe the skin you're in is worth celebrating and protecting.

Green Day · Miami Shores

Sun-safety in action

Snapshots from Ella's booth, where kids learned, played, and earned their own sunscreen. Swipe through →

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Photo Gallery

Sunshine, smiles & SPF

Portraits by Meg Pukel Photography

Explore & Play

Ella's sun-safety activities

Dive into the activities Ella created to make sun safety stick. Start with the word search below — then keep exploring!

Activity #1

Sun-Safety Word Search

Find all 18 hidden words — a sunny mix of sunscreen, Girl Scout, and Miami terms! Click the first letter, then the last letter of a word to select it. Words hide across, down, and diagonally (and some run backwards!).

Find these words

    0 / 18 found

    Thank you, Ella! ☀️

    We're so proud to support Ella's Gold Award journey. Want to join the mission? Wear sunscreen, reapply often, and pass it on.

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    A Girl Scout Gold Award Project · In partnership with Bask Suncare · Portraits by Meg Pukel Photography