Activities

Build a person using food found in your fridge, then learn how to sew a button or badge.

Learn how you can make your own stop motion film.

Create a safe place for you to collect your favourite things, and your own way of how you keep track of it.

Learn about the history (and geography) of money, then choose a creative way to show how it’s changed over the years.

If you want something, lots has to happen before you get it. Can you turn the stages into a story?

Get moving as you talk about what went well and what was tricky.

Plan how you’ll tackle a game or activity, then put it into action and reflect with your team.

Play a game, then reflect on your teamwork and how you worked together to achieve your goals.

Search for items of all different colours as you learn about this Hindu festival.

Sometimes people say they’re OK even when they’re not. Learn to spot some potential signs and commit to asking people twice.

Get crafty with recyclable materials then use your game to perfect your hand-eye coordination.

Figure out the difference between a need and a want and decide what to take on your trip based on the space you have in your bag.

Try your hand at some long exposure photography and paint with light on a dark night.

Work together and use LED wristbands and headbands to create a dance routine in the dark then show it to your friends.

Use social media to shout about the power of kindness and spread the word.

Share what you’ve learned to raise awareness and help others look after their wellbeing.

Learn about the memorial to the Unknown Warrior and reflect in your own way. What would you like to say to them?

Mark Remembrance as a group by crafting your own felt poppy wreath.

Mark Remembrance together by crafting a paracord poppy.

Find out about the events 80 years ago that shaped the history and people of the Bailiwick of Guernsey during the war.

Don’t whisk it – use these top tips to cook up a virtual storm with an online cook-along.

Celebrate the winter solstice with these simple Taiwanese treats.

Learn more about your local area and teach others by planning and running a tour.

Make your own mini stove and whip up a batch of delicious but tiny pancakes.