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Action Name Game

Time: 5-10 mins
Topic: Just for Fun, Wellbeing
Location: Inside, Online, Outside

An easy and fun game to learn names

Healthy Living – Exercise

Time: 20-40 mins
Topic: Wellbeing
Location: Inside

Get your group to think about why we exercise and what activities we can do

Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes

Time: 5-10 mins
Topic: Cooperation, Just for Fun
Location: Inside, Online

A popular action song

Fruit Salad

Time: 5-10 mins
Topic: Just for Fun
Location: Inside, Outside

A lively parachute game

Whispers

Time: 5-10 mins
Topic: Cooperation, Just for Fun
Location: Inside, Outside

Send a message around a circle — how much will it change?

Notable Names

Time: 5-10 mins
Topic: Equality & Inclusion, Just for Fun
Location: Inside, Online, Outside

A name game for introducing yourselves

Picket Line

Time: 10-20 mins
Topic: Justice
Location: Inside, Outside

A game for discussing the various things that are good, or not so good to have on the picket line

Peace Words

Time: 5-10 mins
Topic: Peace
Location: Inside

An energetic activity to get young people thinking about peace

Workers, Bosses & Politicians

Time: 5-10 mins
Topic: Human Rights
Location: Inside

A giant team version of rock, paper, scissors.

Climate Chaos

Time: 20-40 mins
Topic: Environment
Location: Inside, Outside

An energetic, visual way for your group to explore the science behind the greenhouse effect and the processes that are driving climate change

Whose Fault is it?

Time: 1h +
Topic: Environment, Justice
Location: Inside

Take on a role and think about how a range of climate issues would affect you

Human Computers

Time: 20-40 mins
Topic: Cooperation, STEM
Location: Inside, Outside

Computers can help us create new solutions to climate change, but how does their software really work?