Activities

Learn about different types of music before designing posters for the best concert ever.

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

Learn different emergency and non-emergency numbers and where you could go when you need to make an emergency call.

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

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

Camping is a great choice for nights away. Sleeping in a tent gives you the chance to connect with nature and build your independence.

Build anything from a flagpole to a windmill: all you need is some rope, poles, your imagination, and a knowledge of knots and lashings.

Ask yes or no questions to work out who your partner is, then work as a team to complete a challenge.

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

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.

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

Become a ScoutBot, and follow codes and compass directions to get back to camp.

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

Work as a team to act out and identify rules for staying safe around bonfires and firework.

A musical way to learn each other’s names.

Learn how to make a fire for backwoods cooking by creating a ‘star fire’ on top of a biscuit.

Decide what equipment you’d take out on the water, and dash between ‘take’ and ‘leave’ to get it there.

Share your warm-up moves and get ready to take to the water.

Making dinner in the outdoors by laying trails in this tasty tracking treasure hunt.

Work as a team to defend your area from the ticking time ball. Will you be safe when the whistle blows?

Make your hikes even more exciting by completing these challenges along the way.

Share your thoughts and feelings about some of the stories you have read by making a reading tree.

Understand what you should do when you’re camping by playing this group game.

Venture across the water and build your own sea stack from floats.