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Socially distanced activities
Socially distanced activities
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Age suitability
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group of teenagers having a discussion

Cosmic Consequences

Get your group thinking about small actions - and big consequences!
Children playing a clapping game

Ribbons Knot

Basically one group does a dance around a maypole to create a knot of ribbons. Second group take the ends and attempts to undo it. More complex if done silently
Art materials to make and create with

Paper making

Make your own sheets of paper and discover the power of recycling!
group of teenagers having a discussion

When I am in a conflict situation...

A simple activity about recognising our own behaviour and the ways we deal with conflict.
Art materials to make and create with

Badge Game

group of teenagers having a discussion

The Power of Youth

Simulate group identities and behaviour to explore the potential for young people to change their society and end conflicts.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Campaign Planning Scenario 

Plan your own campaign to shift the thinking of politicians and decision-makers on an issue that matters to you.
arrow made of sticks

Time Capsule

Go on a time travelling adventure by making a time capsule
bushcraft equipment

Damper Bread

Learn how to cook damper bread on a campfire, barbecue or in the oven
Music

Songs That Change the World

Explore folk traditions of repurposing popular songs and discuss issues your group cares about
group of teenagers having a discussion

Thinking Collectively

A negotiating game where you need to build collective power to win.
group of teenagers having a discussion

Protest and Placards

An active campaigning session for under-12s. Make placards about something you care about and join the protest!

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