Activities

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

Look for trends with friends to form different groups in this matching game.

Monstrous bark-rubbing creatures are coming to life! Make one from a Scottish tree and see for yourself.

What can you find out with just ten questions? Identify the local person behind the disguise and find out what they do.

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

Become a news-hound and investigate how a local charity supports their causes in the community.

Make mythical mess monsters whilst learning about the harm rubbish can cause wildlife.

Show what you know about mental health with a quick quiz.

Try to draw your partner’s thoughts and learn about how people with sensory differences see the world.

Point out real acts of kindness and look at how we say ‘thank you’ to acknowledge good deeds.

Spot who is passing the coin around the circle and try not to fool for any tricks!

Learn the steps of the Green Cross Code then bring them to life with an exciting drama.

How can you deliver a message with no words? Work with your team to pass it on.

Improve communication skills by learning how to send an email about your favourite game.

Use speed and agility to play a unique version of duck duck goose.

Teamwork is key in this handy ball game

Work as a team and test observation skills with a frozen scene game.

How many items can you remember? Put your team to the test with this exciting game.

Never lose your place in a book again, thanks to this monster bookmark. They’ll keep an eye (or three) out for you.

This funny story about three Beavers teaches you how to pitch a tent. Will you learn from their mistakes when it's your go?

Get to know people better and make new friends in this fast-paced game.

I am me and you are you, look at all the things we can do.

Use this word game to create a challenge that’s personal to you, then give it all you’ve got to reach your goal.

Create a mini garden from recycled materials, then host your own garden show.