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Woodchips (5 & under)

Younger Elfins (6-7)

Older Elfins (8-9)

Pioneers (10-12)

Venturers (13-15)

DFs (16-20)

Adult

Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes

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

A popular action song

Food and Tasting

Time: 1h +
Topic: Wellbeing
Location: Inside

Think about different foods and have a go at trying something new!

Fruit Salad

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

A lively parachute game

Hat Debate

Time: 40-60 mins
Topic: Cooperation, Democracy
Location: Inside

Practice making decisions as a group and listening to each other

Smell and Touch

Time: 40-60 mins
Topic: Cooperation, Identity & Culture, Wellbeing
Location: Inside

Explore with some of the senses you don't usually rely on

Whispers

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

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

Exploring Woodcraft Folk

Time: 40-60 mins
Topic: Cooperation, Equality & Inclusion, Identity & Culture
Location: Inside, Outside

Notable Names

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

A name game for introducing yourselves

We Don't Need no Education

Time: 20-40 mins
Topic: Democracy, Justice
Location: Inside, Online

An engaging drama game to consider the perspective of public sector workers

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

Right to Strike

Time: 1h +
Topic: Democracy
Location: Inside

A simulation game which focuses on how and why people may choose to go on strike