Activities

Plan different journeys and balance your budget and the planet.

Encourage everyone to get active with this fun, traditional children’s game.

Practise your listening skills and try to stay still with this fun game.

Work together while you’re distanced to crack this life-size people puzzle.

Explore in a different way and enjoy the scenery from the back of a pony or horse.

Learn about the three different types of north, where they come from, and how to use them to navigate.

Get active and use your memory in this call and response game.

Put on your thinking hat and work out who’s missing from the group.

Get active with these bug themed actions. How will you move?

Get everyone running around with this fruity memory game.

Show everyone your dancing skills with this fun, energetic game.

Work as a team and solve problems to get everyone across the shark-infested custard.

Walk around your local area as if you were on horseback.

Use sound to get around, as we look at the nautical navigation of tricky tides, coursing currents and packed ports.

Learn what goes where on watercraft in this take on the classic party game.

Whether you’re opening a Sea Scout meeting or leading a ceremony, have a go at hoisting the colours to say hello.

Develop that nautical knot knowledge and practise pioneering as we make flagpoles to hoist the colours.

How good is your aim? Put it to the test with this fast-paced team game.

Do you know your footboard from your rudder? Put your knowledge to the test with this fast-paced rowing game.

Identify a tree in this unbe-leaf-able nature knowledge game, then head outside to see how many trees everyone recognises.

Put your knowledge to the test as you have a go at helping imaginary campers with their problems and questions.

Visit a commercial plantation to explore what they do and find out how they tell the wood from the trees.

Look before you lop and treat some trees with a trip to the barbers.

Help build a tree-riffic future and get planting some in your local area to create a new woodland.