Activities

Become a planeswalker pro with these tips for learning to play Magic: The Gathering together.

Learn all about the colours of Magic and create your own card in this crafty introduction to Magic: The Gathering.

Learn how to be scam-savvy online and put your pretend passwords to the test.

Celebrate Eid al-Fitr by learning about Islam and making a lantern.

Work together to come up with the best – and worst – ideas for your dream camp.

Learn about the designs on British coins – can you recognise them with your eyes shut?

Build a person using food found in your fridge, then learn how to sew a button or badge.

Learn how cartoons can be made by creating a stop motion film.

Explore your local area, get outside, and see what wildlife you can find.

Cook a backwoods style pancake without using a stove, then reflect on times when you’ve stayed true to your Promise.

Think about fruit and veg, then get creative and make a fruit racing car for the grand prix.

Make your own compass to help you plan an escape route from the wilds of the Derbyshire Peak District.

Learn the Green Cross Code and toast your safety skills with some toasted marshmallows.

How many physical activities can you do in a short space of time? Find out, then learn how to read a map to make exploring even more fun.

Learn about the history (and geography) of money, then choose a creative way to show how it’s changed over the years.

If you want something, lots has to happen before you get it. Can you turn the stages into a story?

Choose a cause to support as you plan meals for an international camp.

Plan how you’ll tackle a game or activity, then put it into action and reflect with your team.

Get moving as you talk about what went well and what was tricky.

Solve a big little problem by constructing a mini weatherproof shelter, then make a mini raft that you can launch in a bath, sink or pond.

Open a Cub meeting with the traditional Grand Howl.

Learn how to keep fit and healthy, hone your pioneering skills, and cook up a tasty treat.

Learn how to navigate without a map by laying a trail using everyday objects.

Learn what to do if you come across someone who’s had an accident, then explore your local area with a nature scavenger hunt.