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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.
arrow made of sticks

History Gap

Take a walk in your local area and consider who the streets and parks are named after. Is there a history gap?
RolePlays

Take a step forward

Play different roles to show privilege in society.
Children playing a clapping game

Othering

A short activity using coloured stickers to divide people that introduces the concept of ‘othering’ and its role in conflicts.
Music

Back of the Bus Remix

Throughout history protest songs have brought people together and inspired action for social change.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Biscuit Voting

Have a vote with your group to explore democracy and enjoy some yummy treats
group of teenagers having a discussion

Finding Common Ground

This activity will help find out what everyone in the group has in common
group of teenagers having a discussion

Hand Evaluation

A hand evaluation is a good way to get people to think about an activity or event you have just done or attended and give constructive feedback.  It is a visual way to collect young people’s views on what you have done.
Children playing a clapping game

Group Standing

Can your group stand up together?
group of teenagers having a discussion

Town Council Meeting

A simulation of different methods of participation to influence a decision about how to spend money in the community, culminating in a town council meeting where a vote is taken.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Gender, Me and Us

This activity allows participants to analyse what sexism means to them. This activity will also get participants to think about solutions and possible reactions to challenging sexism.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Talking you down

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