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Continue reading →: Clay Art – Make Salt DoughYouths make salt dough using flour, salt, and water in order to shape and play with it.
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Continue reading →: Clay Art – Leaf Decorative DishYouths make clay dishes for non-edible objects by stamping leaves into clay, shaping, drying, and decorating them.
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Continue reading →: Clay Art – Slab TexturesYouths press objects into clay tiles to explore patterns and textures.
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Continue reading →: Clay Art – Skewer SculpturesYouths sculpt clay creations using tools and a skewer support to display their work.
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Continue reading →: Nature Art – Leaf SkeletonsYouths make leaf skeletons by boiling leaves and brushing away the pulp to reveal the veins.
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Continue reading →: Clay Art – Leaf ImpressionsYouths make clay impressions of leaves and optionally paint them after drying.
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Continue reading →: Clay Art – Bark CastingYouths make clay casts of tree bark to record and compare bark patterns.
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Continue reading →: Clay Art – Bark ImpressionsYouths make clay impressions of tree bark to record and compare bark patterns.
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Continue reading →: Clay Art – Cookies About MeYouths mold clay into cookie shapes and imprint designs that represent something about themselves.
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Continue reading →: G.S. Cookies – Entrepreneur Goal TrackerYouths use the Cookie Entrepreneur Family Pin Worksheet to track their troop sales goal.
Welcome to the
Youth Activity Archive
A practical, searchable collection of youth-friendly activities for every setting. Ideas are organized by theme, supplies, time, and location to help volunteers plan with confidence and flexibility for games, crafts, STEM, character, or outdoor activities. Brought to you by The Badge Archive.
