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Kites are great fun to make and play with! Here’s a simple kite you can make anytime with very little equipment. It’s a pull kite so it can be used inside and out!

Hey Kids,

There’s plenty of cool stuff to celebrate this time of year.   Spring has sprung now, the days are lighter, the birds are out singing, there’s plenty of wildlife about and the Easter Bunny pays us a nice little visit, what’s not to love!    

To help celebrate all things Easter and Spring here’s some nice activity ideas you can do over the 'holidays'.  We'll send another 'dose' for week 2.

• Natural Dye Eggs
• Create your own nest
• Make a Bird Feed Kebab
• Fun Party Games for all the family

Still time to DESIGN A PATCH, send us your designs for the chance to have them put into production.

Adventure on as best you can.  
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In the wise words of Roald Dahl "A little nonsense now and then, is cherished by the wisest men"
 

Hey kids, we’re back in the land of the Vikings! Joel’s favourite time period, I think he is part Viking - his middle name is "Bjorn" and his family used to live in Denmark so it would explain a lot! This time we’re exploring a traditional game played in settlements and camps. It’s a game of patience, skill and involves bit of tracking and stalking.
 
It’s called Jomswikinger – bet you can’t say that out loud ten times in a row!
 
Roughly translated it means “Blind Viking chest touch smash game”. Do we have your attention yet?  Read on ....
 

Native American Stick Game "Lahal"

Hey kids, Let’s learn about a traditional game played throughout tribes of the Southwest Native America’s.

This fun, light hearted game was often played when new tribes met as an ice breaker, traditionally used at funerals as distraction on a sad day or used between tribes to avoid war!

We’re going to craft our own set and then learn the rules to play.
 

Hey kids, 

Outdoors Project leader Helen has a game to share from one of her favourite David Walliams books "Gangsta Granny"! 

This is one of my favourite books, Ben and Grandma make a great team!

I'm going to show you how to build your own laser maze and assault course to steal the crown jewels and escape to victory!!

If you haven’t seen the film, here’s a link for the film version of this great book on CBBC.

The Vikings were amazing!  Probably one of our favourite points in history.

Vikings often used Rune Stones which were like big sign posts, leaving messages or warning to others.  

Test your Viking Norse Alphabet Skills in todays actvity.

Every good adventurer needs a survival kit. These come in all shape and sizes! Here's your chance to build your own!  Think about where you’ll going, what you need with some tips from us to help.

Tell us what adventure you plan to go on and some of the top items you've chosen to take. 

& today’s Riddle and Outdoors Fact of the Day.