I’ll just leave this here… A video compilation we came across on the LAD Bible page on Facebook of adapted and alternate use of equipment and items to produce games…
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Age – Teenagers
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Personally feel whoever dreamt up the idea of turning the popular card game of UNO into one based on phonics had a total moment of genius. That effectively describes “Blah…
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There’s a much greater awareness now of how important plants are for the ecology of the planet and keeping us alive. However, it’s perhaps less known just how intricately interwoven…
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Playing and experimenting with light is a lot of fun. Especially for children. Light painting is a particular photography technique that captures how any torch or light source is moved…
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More a series of posts about my personal journey with EVE Online. A massive multiplayer online game of space exploration, commerce, industry, combat and/or piracy amongst some of the more common roles you choose to take on.
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There’s lots of things you can do with bubbles. Experiment yourself with bubble mixtures (look out for the ‘catchable’ bubble mixtures which allow you to catch and hold bubbles without…
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Install this on your smartphone and get your children to install it as well. You might not use it often, but it could save a life or just help you…
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Easy to set up team challenge, that’s useful for using up old newspapers and recycling old paper or cardboard. Although if working in separate teams, each team should have exactly…
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Paper-based challenges are easy to set up – just requiring a lot of old newspapers and/or magazines. I’ve used both A Bridge Too Far and Tower very successfully at playschemes.…