15: Make a daisy chain
Wait till the daisies are nice & big and pick enough to make whatever size chain you need. Start with one daisy and using your thumb nail make a split in the stem towards the bottom of the stalk. Take your second daisy and gently thread it stalk first through the split until the head rests against the split. Repeat until you have a long chain, then join the last daisy to the first by putting a second split through the stalk and gently pulling through. Make lots of necklaces, hair crowns and bracelets to brighten up everyone’s day.
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*Remember: always risk – assess your activities!
40 things to do – 1: Visit a museum
1: Visit a museum There are lots of museums in Bristol. In the centre you have the Mshed and Bristol Museum both run touring exhibitions as well as their main collections. This...
40 things to do – 2: Build a dam
2: Build a dam Do you know of a shallow stony stream? If so get the wellies on (do a risk assessment) and get building. Experiment with stones and sticks to see...
40 things to do – 3: Walk 2 miles
3:Walk 2 miles There are a lot of green spaces in Bristol so get out and walk. The council have maps for walking routes in parks all over the city, take a...
40 things to do – 4: Create a secret code
4: Create a secret code There are lots of ways to do this: writing words backwards; substituting numbers for letters, pig latin, symbols. See who can crack the code – they could...
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5: Jump in puddles Is there any greater joy than jumping in a really big puddle creating a huge splash? Make sure people are kitted up in wet weather gear (or have...
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