Activities

Learn the numbers one to twelve in Scottish Gaelic by playing this classic game with a Scottish twist.

Join your fellow Scottish terriers as you try to cross a sticky bog without getting stuck in the mud!

Awaken your inner artist by sketching a local point of interest as we find out about what makes landmarks special.

Monstrous bark-rubbing creatures are coming to life! Make one from a Scottish tree and see for yourself.

What can you find out with just ten questions? Identify the local person behind the disguise and find out what they do.

Get active with two classic Scottish sports.

Create a haggis, hide it in the wild, and leave a trail for others to track it down.

Is it a bird; is it a plane? It’s a Scots and Gaelic word-guessing game.

Cook and serve this classic Scottish meal to celebrate Burns Night (or any other day of the year).

Move it like a mythical creature from the misty moors, but don’t get spotted by a pesky tourist!

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

Turn into a reporter and find out about someone’s international Scout experience.

Go on a walk and create a journey stick to remember all the things you see along the way.

Create a clan, then complete in these homemade Highland Games to discover the traditions of this competitive Scottish event.

Become a news-hound and investigate how a local charity supports their causes in the community.

People worship in different ways and in different places. Learn about how and why as you visit a local religious site.

Test these tasty treats from Scotland and work out what they are without peeking.

Monuments, such as statues, tell the history of an area. Go and discover some near you, then make a monumental masterpiece.

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.

Become the mythical haggis as you hop, skip or jump your way to the precious turnips. But watch out for the farmers!

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

Spot the Scots words in this traditional tale and think about how other cultures use the English language.

Hop to it and kick on as you take on this classic Scottish game and become proper peever pros!