Activities

Run to the hills and put your best foot forwards, as we plan a hilly hike with a difference.

Practise different ways to send messages and stay safe in a survival situation.

Create your own personal survival kit to make sure you’re prepared.

Create your own canopies and watch them fly.

Explore the impact meteorite showers have on Earth by recreating some mighty impacts of your own!

Make flipbooks that tell the story of all the adventures you’ve been on with your group.

Pitch a tent to set the scene, then cast some silhouettes together.

Delve into some maps from back in the day and then have a go at making your own with prehistoric paint!

Take a change of pace and practise pacing in pairs to take on indoor and outdoor obstacle courses, learning some navigational skills.

Get your bearings as we explore some nifty new navigation methods.

Map-read with speed as you search for symbols and landmarks with grid references to fill out your bingo card.

See, show and shape cardboard contour lines from maps as we make a 3D model of the landscape.

Plot routes on maps of different scales, and learn how to pick the right map for the right task.

Navigate a route designed by your group and work out the shape from where you’ve walked.

Choose a theme, then design the sprites and background for a computer game.

Put your digital making skills to the test by solving a real-world problem.

Put your digital skills to the test to solve a Scouts challenge.

Make a micro:bit game and see which group can score the highest.

Create a map of a wilderness area using Scratch and a micro:bit.

Take the hassle out of choosing teams by making a programme to do it for you.

Use a micro:bit project to send graphics in this tech-filled treasure hunt.

Create a custom map using Google Earth and the programming language KML. Which locations will you share?

Teach your micro:bit a tune, ready for your next campfire.

Create a website to showcase your group with both HTML and CSS code.