Activities

Write to your MP to shine a light on challenges disabled people face in your community.

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

Call on your creativity and craft a Celtic comic celebrating some of the most famous symbols of Scotland.

Learn about Scotland’s geography and see how many times Scotland can be squeezed into other European countries.

Learn more about where your food and drink comes from, and what makes a healthy diet.

Weave wonderful tartans in the colours that symbolise you as we take a look at this traditional Scottish fabric.

Who knows the local area? Make your meeting space a map of the neighbourhood from memory.

Get to grips with some brilliant Scottish inventions that changed how we live.

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

Learn some lines to say that make a statement about recognising people who struggle with their mental health.

Shake away your fears and doubts as we see how mindfulness can help us take our minds off our problems

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

Mime or sign a common word or phrase as we look at the challenges of communicating with those who speak other languages.

Get outdoors and find out more about the creatures living on your doorstep.

Flag up issues and share your promise to help improve the natural environment in your local area.

Find the ‘overwhelming’ differences in these pictures and think about how such small changes could have a big impact.

Decide what you would do in these tricky scenarios and think about the impossible choices many homeless people face.

Pair up to prosper in this climate change challenge as we explore the effects on planet Earth.

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

Create colourful collages to show how it feels for someone to be overwhelmed and think about what we can all do to help.

Work as a team to build a shelter from the materials you have, to get an idea of what life can be like for refugees and displaced children.

Find out how older Scouts can use their social media for acts of kindness.

See what life is like for those who must cook and eat after being displaced in this challenging cook-off.

Write a kind message and hide it in your local community to brighten someone's day.