Raise Funds and Adopt an Animal at Your Local Zoo
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The Collective Noun for Owls is a ‘Parliament’. Take Part in/hold a Debate About Zoos, do you Think They’re a Good or a Bad Thing?
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Flamingo Comes From the Spanish Word ‘Flamenco’ Meaning Fire Because of Their Colour. Flamenco is Also a Style of Dance, Have a Go!
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Discover Where Different Animals Come From and Pin Them on a Map
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Have a Go at Dying Chrysanthemum by Leaving a White Flower in Water Mixed With Food Colouring
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Find Out the Collective Nouns for Different Groups of Animals and Also What Their Babies are Called
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The 12 signs of the Zodiac are animals. Find out what their characteristics are and which year you were born in
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Read ‘The Tiger Who Came To Tea’ and Host Your Own Tea Party
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Snakes have no eyelids so don't blink. Hold a staring competition
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Make a sculpture using only spaghetti and marshmallows!
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Have a go at photography: you could even make a short animated film with your photos
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Learn about a famous artist, when they lived and the work they made
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Make your own art and auction it off for charity
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Meet an Artist and find out what they do
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Take a trip to an Art Gallery or to visit a local artist
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Draw a picture by following grid references
Games
Draw or paint using only your ‘wrong’ hand
Games
Try your hand at making different coloured sauces/dips then use them all to make an ‘artist palette’ dipping plate and enjoy!
Food
Make your own rainbow kebab sticks using different coloured fruit then enjoy drizzled in melted chocolate
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Use cooked spaghetti to draw a picture instead of a pencil line
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Have a go at fruit carving (or pumpkin carving if it’s Autumn!)
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Decorate biscuits using different coloured icing to learn about colour mixing and create a colour wheel
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Use food to recreate a famous piece of art…then eat it! You could use any food you like!
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Paint with your hands and feet. Get a long roll of lining paper and get messy! (Great for big kids too!)
Craft
Test out different art materials to make something of your choice; you could use chalk, pastels, paints, clay, wire, watercolours, etc
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Make your own jewellery. You can make beads using paper, or use pasta, bottle tops or tin foil
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Make a sculpture. You could use clay, wire or found objects
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Make your own mosaic using old tiles or post-it notes
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Make your own paint brushes and paint a picture using them
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Get creative and recreate a famous piece of art. Find out about the picture/sculpture you are recreating and tell someone about it
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Find out some fun facts about Australia, share them with your group
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Learn about daily hygiene and positive habits for well-being
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Make some feel-good friendship envelopes
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Find out about the Great Barrier Reef and visit an aquarium
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If you had to leave home, what would be your top 10 things to take?
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Learn how to stay safe and who to speak to if you’re scared or worried about something. Invite a visitor to come and speak to your group.
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Try out some trust exercises like the seated circle
Games
Put yourself in someone else’s shoes and have races wearing shoes that are too big or too small!
Games
Pairs. Can you pair up the signs/symptoms of abuse with their titles?
Games
Make a positive thinking fortune teller and play with friends.
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Pesticides are one of the main causes of the bee population decline. You can help by writing to your local MP and asking them to put pesticide reduction at the heart of new UK farming policy.
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Which city’s symbol is a bee and why? Find out and plan a visit to go there. If you visit, spot as many bees as you can and maybe even do some wax rubbing as a memento of your trip
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