Activities

Learn the Countryside Code in an interactive game to get you ready for the outdoors.

Plan the best way to exit your home in case of a fire.

Learn about how fruit and vegetables are grown and when it’s best to harvest them.

Understand energy by creating your own tornado.

Spot potential hazards in your meeting place and find out how to protect against them.

Visit an art gallery, and work as a team to hunt down pieces of art. Can you find them all?

Learn how to build and light a star fire and enjoy its warmth.

Design your own plant label and play a short game to test it out.

Turn your recycling into a famous landmark from another country, then discover what life is like there.

Work together to make a tasty and filling breakfast using a billy can, some beans, and a fire.

Straighten out your scarves and un-crease your jumpers in this ironing activity.

Head outdoors to explore the trees, leaves, butterflies and bugs waiting to be discovered.

Will your team’s grid reference knowledge help you win this life-sized version of a classic game?

Learn how to compost your food and garden waste.

Test teamwork with this tidying up game that makes clearing up an activity – all on its own.

Let a chatterbox decide how you’ll help your friends navigate from one place to another.

As a team recreate a display of random items that only one of your group can see.

Hold hands and tangle yourselves into a knot, then work together to untie yourselves without letting go of each other.

Blindfolded treasure hunters need their friends’ help to make it through an obstacle course and claim the prize.

Play four fun games to learn about the water cycle, but if you want your team to win, you might need to get wet.

Kick-off with a game of sports charades to get everyone thinking and sharing.

Make a tasty bread dough with this classic backwoods cooking recipe.

Everyone needs somewhere to call home, and invertebrates are no exception.

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