Immigration to Europe
This activity leads participants through the different stages symbolising the different obstacles immigrants face when they arrive in a new country. What you need Before you start Prepare and ‘obstacle course’: a path with chairs or tables placed as obstacles. You can also include a spider web made out of string with holes big enough […]
UN bingo
Bingo using country names, lead onto explanation of UN and its various roles
Hands Up for Your Rights
Exploring and learning about Rights of the Child
Super Woodie
Reasons for doing this activity: • To discuss the qualities needed to lead a Woodcraft Folk Group.• To plan some activities• To have fun making crafts.• To create a young person led resource about the qualities people need to run groups. What to do: Start by asking the the group about their favourite superheroes. Now […]
Rough Guide to Pioneers
Make a short film or guidebook to introduce what Pioneers are all about to new members!
Woodcraft Crumble
Writing a recipe for your group
Elfin Leaders
At Woodcraft we are learning new things all the time. Adults learn from children and each other and children learn from adults and each other.
History Gap
Take a walk in your local area and consider who the streets and parks are named after. Is there a history gap?
Take a step forward
Play different roles to show privilege in society.
Othering
A short activity using coloured stickers to divide people that introduces the concept of ‘othering’ and its role in conflicts.
Back of the Bus Remix
Throughout history protest songs have brought people together and inspired action for social change.
Finding Common Ground
This activity will help find out what everyone in the group has in common