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Create a handful of information about yourself, then decide which things to share to feel connected, safe, and happy.

Ages: 6 to 14 | Takes: 30 minutes​

Become an expert in staying safe when gaming with this exciting game.

Ages: 8 to 10½ | Takes: 10 minutes

Explore the chain reaction of your interactions in this active team game.

Ages: 6 to 10½ | Takes: 10 minutes

Master a new skill with friends using online tutorials.

Also supports Stage 4.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 1 hour

Investigate different online behaviours and interactions with this icebreaker game. 

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 15 minutes

Fill a footprint with your favourite online activities. How do they all compare?

Also supports Stage 3.

Ages: 8 to 14 | Takes: 30 minutes​

Try out some not-so-fun new rules and chat about the problems with online games.

Ages: 6 to 10½ | Takes: 30 minutes​

Practise being caring with your words and make sure nothing’s left behind in the backpack of unkindness.

Ages: 6 to 10½ | Takes: 30 minutes

Use technology to create connections by making and sharing an instruction video.

Ages: 6 to 14 | Takes: 1 hour

Keep track of your interactions during an activity and create a trail that’s just like a digital footprint.

Ages: 10½ to 14 | Takes: 1 hour​

Find out how to create super-strong passwords for all your online activities then make your own.

Ages: 8 to 14 | Takes: 10 minutes

Become a virtual expert by learning a new skill from an online tutorial and presenting it to your friends.

Ages: 6 to 10½ | Takes: 1 hour

Use these fun ice breaker games to consider who we trust with our personal information.

Ages: 6 to 14 | Takes: 15 minutes

Take on the switch off challenge to find a healthy balance between time on and away from screens.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 15 minutes

Use all of your senses to work out if someone’s telling the truth in this fast-paced game that develops critical thinking skills.

Ages: 6 to 10½ | Takes: 10 minutes

Create a list of rights for your favourite social media platform and present them to the group.

Also supports Stage 4.

Ages: 14 to 18 | Takes: 30 minutes

Emojis have taken human form and they’re reacting to your news but is this the best way of communicating?

Ages: 10½ to 14 | Takes: 25 minutes

Research different topics using online and offline resources in a race against the clock to find the winner.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 30 minutes

Stay healthy and happy by finding a balance between static screen and active green time in this fast paced game.

Ages: 6 to 14 | Takes: 25 minutes

Enjoy discovering more about the rights of children in this fast-paced team game.

Ages: 8 to 10½ | Takes: 30 minutes

Become an expert in working out the difference between fact and opinion, both on and offline.

Ages: 8 to 14 | Takes: 1 hour

Meet and greet different characters and brush up on your conversation skills in this game of confused communications.

Ages: 6 to 10½ | Takes: 10 minutes

Work together to complete a ‘digital health check’ with this fun game.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 10 minutes

Find out more about your rights as a child in this fast-paced team game.

Ages: 6 to 10½ | Takes: 30 minutes

Use your communication skills to figure out people’s party quirk and respond. Will you get on with everyone at the party?

Ages: 8 to 14 | Takes: 30 minutes

Create a piece of photographic art that encourages everyone to look more closely at an issue that matters to them.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 1 hour 30 minutes

Get creative and make a meme about digital citizenship for other young people.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 25 minutes

You’ll have to think quickly and call on all your digital thinking skills in this fast-paced game.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 10 minutes

Take on a task with a twist in this game which reminds us that people can have very different views.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 30 minutes

Find out more about supporting your local community in this internet-based challenge.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 30 minutes

Work together to become an efficient ideas machine by creating a team project using a collaborative online tool.

Also supports Stage 4. 

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 3 hours

What does someone’s social media say about them? Get to know some characters then give them friendly advice.

Also supports Stage 4. 

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 20 minutes

How accurate is your communication? Draw clearly, then pass it on and hope your message doesn’t get lost in translation.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 10 minutes

Find out more about the next steps in your Scouts journey and share a rainbow of discovery with your friends.

Ages: 6 to 14 | Takes: 3 hours

Have fun building a brilliant online campaign to promote a community event.

Also supports Stage 4. 

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 3 hours

Get ready to be wise online with a fast-paced game that teaches you what to share and what to keep to yourself.

Also supports Stage 4. 

Ages: 8 to 14 | Takes: 15 minutes

When does banter turn into bullying? Put yourself in someone else’s shoes in this fun drama game.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 1 hour

Take the next steps on your journey and research and create a digital mood board together.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 1 hour

Tell the world about modern Scouts through the lens of film.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 3 hours

Create a dramatic news item while using your critical thinking skills to suss out the other side of the story.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 1 hour

Think on your feet and become a visiting professor who’s an expert in… well, who knows?

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 30 minutes

Can you trust a targeted ad? Learn about online advertising and see if you can work out what’s reliable.

Ages: 10½ to 18 | Takes: 30 minutes