Pawprint Badges helps leaders, teachers, parents and families create adventures, make memories and reward achievement with high-quality collectible badges. From seasonal challenges and curriculum-linked activities to licensed designs and everyday adventures, each badge can be paired with free challenge packs, activity ideas and printable resources to make planning simple. Whether you’re filling an hour, planning a term or celebrating something special, Pawprint Badges helps turn fun activities into moments worth remembering.Shop the Collection
Pawprint Trails brings days out to life with collectible trail badges, activity ideas and fun ways to explore new places. From cities and landmarks to family adventures, each trail is designed to help you discover more, make memories and collect something special along the way. Whether you’re planning a weekend adventure, exploring somewhere new or looking for a keepsake from your travels, Pawprint Trails turns every visit into an adventure worth remembering.
Pawprint Tales brings the people, places and history of the UK to life through illustrated stories featuring Alfie, our fox-red Labrador. Created to sit alongside Pawprint Trails, each tale follows Alfie on an adventure through a different location, uncovering local stories, landmarks and hidden details along the way. Perfect for reading before a visit, after completing a trail or from the comfort of home, Pawprint Tales helps turn real places into adventures worth remembering.
Get cooking with our Food Activities, all taken from our free downloadable challenge packs. From foraging and cooking to mixing and baking, these activities build essential independence skills. Bringing all our food-focused activities together in one place, you can easily filter by related subjects, time, and equipment needed, making it simple to find the perfect recipe for fun. Whether you’re a budding chef or just love tasty treats, these activities are perfect for whipping up a great time. Start cooking and earning your badges, today!
Hedgehogs rely on their sense of smell. Blindfolded, see if you can sniff out sweet treats around your meeting place or identify things from just their smell
Street food is different in each country; in some it is more popular than others. Pick a country and do some research, then create a street food dish for others to try. Present your findings in a fun way and share with a group.
Make some hedgehog food for the garden using chicken/tuna, potatoes, cooked vegetables and small pieces of fruit including apples, mango or pumpkin- some of a hedgie’s favourite things!
Invite someone from a different country to come and talk to your group about their culture and their traditional foods. Maybe they could show you how to make them or you could have a go yourself!
Monkeys eat a variety of fruit, flowers and insects. Try eating some edible flowers and insects, less adventurous groups try a variety of different fruits
One for the brave (and strong stomached): Raw and cooked brain of dead monkey is widely eaten in China. Ask your butcher for some brains (most likely sheep) and try cooking with and eating them
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