Activities

Learn how to recycle different items. What else can everyone do to help protect the environment?

Find out about fairly traded products, then put your knowledge to use by making some tasty chocolate bananas.

Create a mystery collection and give people clues. Will your friends guess what you’re collecting?

What’s your heartbeat got to do with being healthy? Run a race, overcome obstacles, and hula up your heart rate to find out.

Get creative and use your acting (and directing) skills as you learn how to care for the animals you may find nearby.

Plan how you’ll become an animal friend and take care of an animal for four weeks. Which animal needs your help?

Use your newfound culinary skills to make three dishes to share.

Discover the pressures that can cause people to experience homelessness in this bridge-building activity.

What makes you happy? Craft a frame for a photograph that makes you smile then make a gallery for everyone to admire.

Use a simple viewfinder and your imagination to find out what makes a great photograph, then get snapping.

Explore the art and traditions of henna by creating a decorated henna hand.

Prepare for a taster session of paddling by making a model paddlecraft.

Work together to create a captivating cardboard box display featuring your favourite things.

Make your bed right so you can sleep tight.

Lay out your collections and take a tour. Leave comments to praise and improve each other's work.

Use these tips to make a safety poster you can be proud of.

Take part in this question and answer session by discussing your favourite things in your collection.

Reporters and sports spokespeople assemble, it’s time for a press conference.

Make two objects sparkle with this cleaning challenge.

Use Scratch, a digital coding program, to create your own digital art.

Practice your sewing by turning an old sock into a puppet.

Make old pennies sparkle with some simple chemical reactions.

Explore the science behind slime by cooking up a batch of your own.

Make your own planisphere, then take it outside and connect the dots in the night sky to spot the constellations.