Activities

Exploring 110 years of how the Cubs programme has changed over time.

Make your own beaver puppet from a paper bag and discover fun facts about Britain’s largest rodent.

Make tasty no-bake cake pops and decorate them with sprinkles.

Use your creative skills to make this brilliant bunting.

Share your favourite songs with friends by making this recycled phone speaker.

Create and decorate these cardboard confetti poppers to help celebrate.

Move the chocolate from your forehead to your mouth and see who can eat it first in this fun and messy game!

Celebrate our furry friends, by getting creative and making your own squirrel from nature.

Be creative and craft your own Squirrel ears and tail for a woodland fashion runway.

Play a Squirrel-themed version of Captain’s Coming, have fun being a squirrel and learn a bit about what real Squirrels get up to.

Inspired by the book, “We’re Going On A Bear Hunt”, explore the outdoors while trying to spot some squirrels.

Celebrate Squirrel Appreciation Day and make a tasty chocolate squirrels nest treat.

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

Spot the Scots words in this traditional tale and think about how other cultures use the English language.

Get to grips with the Joining In Award while reminding yourself of all the fun of Beavers with this fun hopscotch challenge.

Learning your Promise can be done on the go. Race your friends to collect all the pieces and put them together.

Find out more about what it means to be a Beaver with this fun action game.

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

Discover the fun of campfire cooking by baking a delicious chocolate orange treat.

Make an edible World Membership badge and learn how to tie a classic reef knot with a tasty twist.

Make your own Scout World Membership Badge out of natural materials, then learn about its parts.