Activities

Use your detective skills to search for hidden clues and solve a mystery.

Create your own stories using characters made from painted stones.

Create an exciting outdoor obstacle course for a pebble, then go head-to-head with your friends. Whose pebble will make it down first?

Get active with a game, then use your creativity to dress friends so they’re ready for different seasons.

Use your DIY skills to make your own geoboard, then get stuck in and make some shapes.

Use your creativity to make your own art inspired by the world around you.

Create a model of the place you live using materials that can be recycled or reused.

What’s special about your group? Discover your culture then come up with a mission statement and friendly welcome.

Use pictures of your local area to help you discover what it means to be part of a caring community.

Use your communication skills to share a special item with others and explain why it’s so important to you.

Use your amazing personality to teach someone else a skill that you love.

Guide your partner around new places using words to direct them when they can’t see.

Work in small teams to build dens using materials from the environment around you.

Forage through our food chain to find some popular foods we eat and discover where they come from.

Give your Scout Troop their say by holding a Patrol Leaders’ Council.

Challenge a friend and test your skills with this natural noughts and crosses game.

Decorate some special stars and learn how selling things can raise money for the local community.

Work as a group to make care packages for people who need them.

Learn the numbers one to twelve in Scottish Gaelic by playing this classic game with a Scottish twist.

Go on a walk and create a journey stick to remember all the things you see along the way.

If you go down to the shop today, you’re sure of a healthy surprise! Let’s see what we can find.

Make a tasty snack using this simple biscuit recipe.

Make your own musical instrument and get out your dancing shoes. What’s your favourite move?

Take the lead before you leave by teaching everyone a new game (or an old favourite).