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Socially distanced activities
Socially distanced activities
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Age suitability
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Children playing a clapping game

Whispers

Send a message around a circle — how much will it change?
group of teenagers having a discussion

Exploring Woodcraft Folk

Children playing a clapping game

Notable Names

A name game for introducing yourselves
Children playing a clapping game

Picket Line

A game for discussing the various things that are good, or not so good to have on the picket line
Art materials to make and create with

Compost Cake

Discover how to make nutrient-rich compost to grow your own produce - a long-term project for any group willing to get their hands dirty!
Art materials to make and create with

Natural Fibre Fashion

Take a look at your clothes to find out where they’re made and what they’re made of - and find another use for stinging nettles
Art materials to make and create with

Raft Building

Flooding and seal level rises could cause more climate refugees - can you co-operate effectively to build a raft to reach safety?
A table covered in shopping bags full of food

Hedgerow Soup

What plants could we forage in our local area, if food supplies were scarce? If you can find stinging nettles near you, you’ve got a source of food!
group of teenagers having a discussion

Climate Chaos

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

Shelter Building

Can you co-operate with your group to build a shelter that will stand up to the weather?
RolePlays

Shipwrecked

How would you prepare if you had to leave your home because of the climate emergency? Try this role play with your group to find out.
arrow made of sticks

Citizen Science

We can’t save the natural world without understanding it. Become a citizen scientist to help us learn and plan for the future!

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