Activities

What does it mean to be a good friend? Find out with an active game, then make a friendship tree.

Work together to make an a-maze-ing maze, then guide a marble through it with compass directions.

Explore your local park with a fresh pair of eyes as you search for items to craft a park life portrait.

Find out about tracking signs, then use them to follow a track and find the treasure.

See what you can spy while exploring your local area on bikes.

Get thinking practically about young people’s experiences when they flee their home because of a conflict.

Explore the power of kindness, care and respect in this fruity message writing activity.

This handy craft will help you remember your Promise – and think about ways you can live it.

Learn about the natural world by making a bird feeder packed with delicious treats for our feathered friends.

Host a goose themed Scout’s Own to explore teamwork and being helpful.

Connect with older members of your community and find out who they are. You might have more in common than you expect!

Find out more about your local community, then meet a local helper. Who’ll be the first to get bingo?

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

Learn about water safety with this special game of noughts and crosses.

Grab your mask and snorkel and see what’s under the water. What will you spot?

Use the torches and seek out hi-vis items in this head-to-head team game.

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

Show you can plan, cook, and serve a one-course meal, and wash up afterwards.

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

Bring in your bike (if you have one) and make it shine.

A moving on (or swimming up) ceremony is an exciting chance to celebrate moving from a Beaver Colony to a Cub Pack.

Create a treacherous track and ping pong ball ‘heads’, then work together to get your heads safely along the track.

Welcoming a new Cub is important – and everyone’s excited for the first time they make their Promise.

Host a The Jungle Book themed Scout’s Own to explore different types of families and what it means to be a part of them.