Want to know what climate change is all about and how you can help? Jump into this fun, hands-on activity where you’ll experiment with the greenhouse effect, commit to taking steps for the planet, and even step into a climate scientist’s shoes to advance climate research! This is your chance to join the Youth and United Nations Global Alliance (YUNGA) and become a changemaker in your community!

Every Scout organization has structures that shape how decisions are made. Some of these open doors for young people, while others – intentionally or not – create barriers. This space is for you to reflect, share, and reimagine.

Scouting is full of inspiring moments where young people take the lead and make a difference. This Padlet is a space to celebrate those stories and share them with the world.

How creative are you when reusing items people are throwing away. Ready to learn how to recycle your items to create something new?

What makes a good leader? What skills do you need to be one? Together with your group, determine what it means to be a good leader.

Explore how you can use social media as a tool for positive change and social good. You will engage in a scavenger hunt-style activity with challenges, each designed to teach a different aspect of using social media for positive purposes.

Have a look around your neighbourhood, find out what makes it nice and what could be improve, and start thinking about how you can make it better with small actions.

Discover our modern democratic processes and use them in your Scout groups! In this session, you will get an overview of how decisions are taken, learn to listen to opposing points of view and present your own. You will practice explaining your opinions in a concise and convincing way.

In this activity you’ll test your knowledge of emotions by matching everyday situations with the right feeling. It’s a fun way to practice recognizing emotions like joy, sadness, pride, and fear — and learn why identifying your emotions is key to taking care of your health and wellbeing.

Why should we care about the ocean? Because every person on the planet relies on it. We all need water to survive, and all water originates from the ocean. The ocean’s health is critical to the balance and well-being of our planet. Without it, most life on Earth would cease to exist.

These films are an introduction to the Ocean Discovery Day challenges - a set of workshops that enable teams to take on a meaningful challenge in order to become more plastic-intelligent as individuals and as a community.

Think fast and creatively to find solution to problems. This variation of “hot potatoes” will make your brains work fast and hard.

Ready for a more Peaceful World?
Looking to discover, understand and make friends in a diverse and inclusive world of different cultures, and religions?

Through this activity, you can be part of the change, by exploring the Dialogical Scout activity, and earn a digital badge for your ScoutPass.

Discover the power of dance for your mind and body! This activity combines movement with fun, improving your fitness, boosting your mood, and reducing stress through the release of feel-good endorphins. It’s not just about physical health—dance helps you express yourself, build confidence, and connect with others, all while having a great time!

Discover your values and skills and how they can become your superpower for the Ocean! Sometimes, it can be difficult to figure out what we can do to look after our Ocean, but this activity will allow you to explore what you are passionate about and what you are good at, and show how the two can combine to create your superpower for the Ocean.

“Who Decides What?” is a short, multiple-choice quiz that playfully (but truthfully) explores who holds power in areas like program design, finances, uniforms, social media… and even the menu at national camp.

Explore the mysterious world of the deep sea and its surprising connection to human actions on land, especially plastic pollution. After learning how plastic impacts even the deepest parts of our Ocean, your challenge will be to design a solution that prevents plastic from entering the Ocean in the first place. Whether it is a new material, a collection device, or a policy idea, we want to see your designs and your creativity in action.

Ever wondered what it’s like to live and volunteer at Kandersteg International Scout Centre? Take this fun quiz to discover what kind of Pinkie you’d be! Are you the adventurous Programme Pinkie running the international campfire, the Catering Pinkie making sure everyone’s fed, the cheerful House Pinkie keeping everything tidy, or maybe something completely different?

Fill in the form and find out how you’d fit into life at the Permanent Mini Jamboree in the heart of the Swiss Alps.

Discover the amazing Scout Centres of Excellence, Nature, Environment & Sustainability (SCENES) all over the globe! Explore the environmental activities waiting for you to join in at SCENES all around the world. Let's have fun while making a difference together.

This activity focuses on how social media can be used as a platform for democratic debate, education and activism. 
The scouts must create a post or video that conveys an important democratic message. The purpose of the activity is to show how social media can influence society and politics.

In addition, the scouts learn to formulate a clear message. But also to understand that different platforms convey messages differently. Difficulty level is easy.

Ready to become wiser and more earth-friendly? Test your knowledge and find out more about water resources and water footprints through this quiz!

Test your knowledge with our guessing game and uncover the hidden gems of Scout Centre of Excellence, Nature, Environment & Sustainability (SCENES)! Guess the location and dive into the world of SCENES, special places where Scouts and nature lovers can have a blast! Adventure awaits – let the fun begin!

Have you ever seen a solar panel? Probably yes. But do you know what other components are needed, as well, to build up a complete solar system? Try out this matching activity and you will find out how they are called and what their function is. Are you ready to go solar? Then let's go!

DialoGo! is the game to support youth leaders, peace builders and youth, who want to develop their skills and inspire others to join the dialogue.

The game is played around the world, in schools, on teams, and in learning environments. The game teaches skills in dialogue, teamwork, speaking, and social emotional learning, and is downloadable in multiple languages.

This interactive quiz places the participant in the shoes of a young Scout navigating their NSO’s governance structures. Through storytelling, dilemmas, and reflection points, adults will explore how systems and adult attitudes can either block or support youth involvement in decision-making.

Discover your environmental impact and learn how to reduce it! In this activity, you will measure your personal carbon footprint, identify the areas where you generate the most emissions, and learn simple actions to reduce them. This way, you will contribute to caring for the planet in a conscious and sustainable way.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at Kandersteg International Scout Centre in Switzerland and see how Pinkies and guests keep it alive!

During the tour, you’ll explore different areas of the main chalet, from its foundation by Baden-Powell himself to the way it works today. Learn about the rich history of the Permanent Mini Jamboree and discover the stories that make Kandersteg International Scout Centre so special.

Why should we care about the ocean? Because every person on the planet relies on it. We all need water to survive, and all water originates from the ocean. The ocean’s health is critical to the balance and well-being of our planet. Without it, most life on Earth would cease to exist.

These films are an introduction to the Ocean Discovery Day challenges - a set of workshops that enable teams to take on a meaningful challenge in order to become more plastic-intelligent as individuals and as a community.

This activity invites Scouts to reflect on what democracy means to them personally and how it might develop over time. It also encourages critical thinking about the role of democracy in shaping society.