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This challenge is open to all sections.

Many of the activities are suitable for all sections. Some sections are coded according to the guide below.

This is only a guide and you should tailor the activities to the abilities of the girls in your unit

Each section is required to complete the following amount of challenges:

Rainbows 3 Challenges

Brownies 5 Challenges

Guides 6 Challenges

Senior Section/Leaders 7 Challenges

Please feel free to substitute activities with alternatives where you feel necessary.

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32nd Rochdale Guides

Im acelebrity

Who Am I?This game is suitable for all and is great fun!

Before the meeting, the leader writes the name ofa celebrity on a post-it note (a different one

for each player). This is then stuck to thegirls’ head so she can’t see it. The player

then has to guess who she is by askingquestions (Yes/No answers only)

Guess Who?Can you guess who these celebrities are?

Glitz & Glamour!Have a celebrity themed evening - here are some ideas:

� Hold your own Awards Ceremony -You could have a red carpet; holdvotes for Awards such as Funniest

Guide, Drama Queen etc

� Put on your own Fashion Show -You could visit local Charity Shops and put togetheroutfits which represent the bargains that can be

found; Design and make your own clothes; Parade yourfavourite outfits; or try making outfits from junk

� Pamper session - Treat yourself to amanicure, facial or foot massage. You couldlearn the techniques and treat someone else

� Paparazzi are a common feature incelebrities’ lives - Have a photoshoot, learn

photography or create your owncelebrity gossip magazine

Air BrushingGirlguidingUK presented

a petition to David Cameron campaigning forcompulsory labelling to distinguish between

airbrushed and natural images to help combatthe rise of eating disorders and develop the self-

confidence of girls. What do you think aboutairbrushed images - do you think they lead to

eating disorders? How do these images make youfeel about yourself? Debate your views; or

complete the Looking at Me resource.

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I’m a Celebrity 2010 - WordsearchSee if you can find all the celebrities that took part in the 2010 show

Im aCelebrity

Bush-TuckerTrials

Bush Foot SpaCan you locate the stars in this freaky

foot spa?

You will need:

� Washing up bowls filled with a yukky things e.g. Custard, flour, sand, water, sago,shaving foam, jelly, angel delight, hay

� Plastic Bugs (in the bowls too)

� Plastic Stars (in the bowls)

The aim of the game is forgirls to earn stars/points

for their team by getting as manystars as they canout of the bowls using their feet.

Frightful FacialYour pores won’t thank you for this - but

your team-mates will when you get the stars!

You will need:A long piece of string tied across the room or game area with

apples hanging from it (apples should be tied on using lengths of stringattached to the stalk). Each apple should be coated in syrup.

Rice Krispies in a bowl with bugs and stars / Jelly (mashed up) with bugs andstars / Water and leaves with bugs and stars

The aim of the game is for girls to reach up for the apples, using only their mouths. They need to grip the appleswith their teeth and pull it from the string (should be easy enough as only tied to the stalk in order

to hang). Their faces will be coated in syrup. Next the girls search for stars in the rice krispies,using only their mouths. They do the same with the jelly and water... And any other gooey

mixture you can make!

Rank BanquetHost your own disgusting Dinner Party!

Make Mud Pudding (chocolate angel-delight with gooey edible worms, and

icing leaves)

Have a blindfolded tasting session withlots of yukky foods e.g. Baby food,

olives in icing, cold spaghetti etc - Letyour imagination run WILD!

Try eating some real creepy-crawlieswith some chocolate-dipped bugs, wormlollipops or real toffee scorpions from

http://www.edibleunique.com/

Bush-TuckerTrials

BalloonBonanza

You will need:Balloons filled with gooey

mixtures, or bird seedand plastic bugs, and stars in the odd one or two

String to hang the balloons up around theroom or in trees

Pins for popping balloons

Aim of the game:Girls should stand under the balloons and pop

them, releasing the gooey mixtures onto theirheads, then they should rummage around for

stars to score points!

Edible Poo!Just a bit of a laugh!

Ingredients

Shredded Wheat,Chocolate, Chocolate

Brownies ,Jelly beans ormarshmallows

Method

Melt the chocolate and add the crushed upshredded wheat to form a stiff mixture.Add the chopped upbrownies, and jelly

beans/marshmallows.Mould the mixture into desired shape and allow

to set. Serve as part of a bush tucker trial!

Bizarre BoxesCan you find the stars hidden within these boxes?

You will need:Cardboard boxes (with hole just big enough for a

girls hands to go through) filled with varioushorrible fillings

e.g. Spaghetti and oil, hay sprayed with water, beans,custard, shaving foam, twigs and leaves - be creative!

Stars for girls to find

Aim of the game:Girls should rummage around in the

boxes trying to find the stars

Touchy-Feely BoxesPlace everyday items in boxes and get the girls to guess

what they are by only touching themUnusual fruits and vegetables work well for this game

Pongy ParcelsPlace smelly items in boxes, and ask the girls to guess whatthe item is by using their noses!

Items you could use include:

Mint, Oranges, Banana,Shoe Polish, Garlic,

Cooked Eggs, Fresh Flowers,Coriander and other

Herbs and spices,Cooked bacon, Fish,

WalkaboutThe Outback

This section is all about survival and exploring...There are references to different badges to help you with further ideas!

Mum’s Survival KitThis is great for giving mums (or anyone) a reason to smile!

In a small box, place the items listed along with acopy of the following text:

Cotton-wool ball - for when you can’t hear yourself thinkMint- to remind you you’re worth a mint to me

Marbles - to replace the ones you’ve lostPlaster - to fix hurt feelings

Tissue - to dry tears, yours or someone elsesStarburst - for that much needed burst of energy

Paperclip - to help hold it all togetherGlitter - to give life that little sparkle

Explorer!Visit a local landmark and know

its history

Go on a Tuppeny Hike - use a 2p coin toguide you (Heads = Right / Tails = Left)

Follow a woodcraft (or other) trail or layone for someone else to follow

Take part in or create a Treasure Hunt -maybe you have to answer a question in order

to open the treasure chest just like on“I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here!”

Visit a town/city that is new to you andexplore the sights

Take part in a Scavenger Hunt(see next page)

Local KnowledgeKnow how to ‘Survive’ in y our local area!

Know your address and telephone number in caseyou get lost while out and about!

Be able to give clear directions (or show ona map, the route) to local features fromyour meeting place e.g. Library, police

station, shop, petrol station etc

Learn to read a bus / train timetable

Learn about the Green Cross Code and the Country Code -share your knowledge in an imaginative way

Badges:

Camp OutPut small pop-up tents up atyour unit meeting and hold amini camp... You could bringyour sleeping bags and have

a sleepover

Take part in an outdoorcamping event

Build an emergency shelter orbivouac and if possible, spend

the night in it!

Scavenger HuntsThere are a number of different ways to carry out a scavenger hunt - here are some examples:

60-MinutesThere are 60 items on this sheet...

How many can you find in 60 minutes?

1. Something soft 34. Something that shows new growth2. Something hard 35. A cone shaped object3. Something smooth 36. The smallest plant you can find4. Something bumpy 37. A reed5. Something furry 38. Something that never changes6. Something hairy 39. Something that is always changing7. Something shiny 40. Something left by a creature8. Something rough 41. Something really horrid9. Something scaly 42. Something that you find scary10. Something slimy 43. Something that is important to you11. Something brown 44. Something that you find funny12. Something 4 sided 45. Something you think is unbelievable13. A natural needle 46. A plant that is taller than you14. Something round 47. Something that is really beautiful15. Something tickly 48. Something that makes you sad16. Something prickly 49. A leaf with several shades17. A tree with three homes in it 50. The largest leaf you can find18. Something that flies 51. The smallest leaf you can find19. Something that lives in water 52. A leaf that smells nice20. A creature’s home 53. A leaf with a toothed edge21. Something a bird would eat 54. Something growing in the dark22. A six legged creature 55. Something that changes its shape23. Something with 8 legs 56. Something yellow24. A plant that has been eaten 57. Something that can be eaten25. Some natural wool 58. A Rock26. A smooth edged leaf 59. A ‘Y’ stick27. A plant in bloom 60. The oldest thing you can find28. A dead plant29. A root30. Something that has no purpose in nature

31. A leaf that is made from many smaller leaves32. Something growing inside something else

33. A plant that is home to a creature

Colour ChartScavenge

Using paint colour-charts (which are free atmost DIY stores) girls should try to find items

that are the same colour.

Using Browns, Greens, Yellows for outdoors isbest, but then you can throw in other colours

and see if the girls can find anything...

Why might you notbe able to findsome colours in

nature?

Match BoxScavenge

Each girl is given an empty matchbox

They have to fit asmany DIFFERENT

natural items in the boxas possible

(so only one leaf, andone stone, etc)

You can havevariations along a theme e.g.

Only green items orWinter/Summer/Spring/Autumn

WalkaboutThe Outback

WalkaboutThe Outback

Be Prepared!All good Guides are prepared for any eventuality!

Imagine you are going on an adventure - choose from:

� Sleepover at a friends house

� Weekend camping holiday

� Weekend in a hotel

� Holiday in another country

What kind of items would you need to take with you?Pack a rucksack / suitcase to show the items you

would need for such a trip.

Really Wild!Find out about the wildlife in your area:

� Invite a speaker from a local wildlife charityto speak with your unit

� Visit a local nature reserve, or local parkand observe the animals you can see there

� Brownies could complete theWildlife Explorer Badge

� Make Bird Feeders and place them inyour garden - keep track of the different

bird species which visit your feeder

North, South, East, or West?� Learn the 8 or 16 points of a compass - make up a game using the points of a compass

� Learn how to use a compass

� Create string pictures using compass bearings

Let the Stars beYour Guide!

Stars can be used to navigate a route...

� Complete the stargazer badge

� Invite an astronomer to your unit to tell you moreabout stars, or visit a planetarium and observe them

� Make constellation canisters(http://space.about.com/od/backyardscience/ss/

constellcannist.htm)

� Camp out under the stars

Camp FireWhen in the outback you will need a campfire to

keep you warm and for cooking food...

� Learn how to build different types of fires

� Hold a unit campfire, or attend one that isbeing held in your local area

� Learn some new camp fire songs

� Toast marshmallows,make smores and

chocolate bananas ata campfire

Australia

Put AnotherShrimp on the

Barbie!Australia is famous for its barbecues.Try your hand at outdoor cooking!

� Have a sausage-sizzle with your patrol or unit

� Host a BBQ and invite family and friends - maybe use thisas a fundraising event for your favourite charity

� Make and use a Buddy Burner

� Try cooking cakes in an orange!(http://www.suite101.com/content/campfire-orange-

cakes-a111924)

� Guides - Complete your Outdoor Cook Badge

‘Tie meKangaroo Down!’

There are a number of animalssynonymous with Australia -Kangaroo, Koala, Dingo, Duck-BilledPlatypus! Find out about some of them andcreate your own activity... Or visit a zoo tosee some of them.

Alternatively try these activities:

Make a Koala Mask(www.activityvillage.co.uk/koala_mask.htm)

Raise some money to enable your unitto sponsor an “Australian” animal atyour local zoo!

Australia is famous for its poisonousspiders - find out more aboutthem, and how bites are treated!

Or discover the wildlife thatcan be found at the Great

Barrier Reef!

Just for Fun!� Keep the ‘mozzies’ away from your face - make a cork hat

� Make, and play with a Boomerang

� Try to get hold of a didgeridoo - see if you can play it.

� Learn the Australian National Anthem

� Colour a copy of the Australian Flag

Surf’s Up!Australians love all watersports!Try a watersport of your choice

with your unit!

Brownies - you couldcomplete yourWatersportsbadge

AboriginesLearn more about the Aborigine Culture /Try decorating an item with Aboriginal DotArt / Learn a traditional Aboriginal Song

Girl GuidesAustralia

Girl Guide BiscuitsTo raise money for Girl Guides Australia,a national Girl Guide Biscuit selling schemeruns each year.

� Bake and/or decorate some biscuits

� You could design a box to sellyour biscuits in

� Hold a biscuit/home-bakedcake stall in aid of your

unit funds or charityof your choice.

I PromiseGuides in Australia make a Promise like we do

in the UK.

Find out what the Australian Guide Promiseis and compare it to the one you have made.

Can you find a picture of theAustralian GuidePromise Badge?Compare it to yours.does it have the

same meaning?

UniformFind out what the uniform worn byGuides in Australia is like: - Colour a

picture of it, Dress up in it, ormake a version to fit a doll.

Web sitesYou may find the following web sites useful when taking part in

the I’m a Girl Guide, Get Me Out of Here Challenge.

I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here: http://www.itv.com/celebrity-2011/

Girl Guides Australia: http://girlguides.org.au/

Australia Day Offical Website: http://www.australiaday.org.au/experience/

Australia Crafts and Printables: http://www.dltk-kids.com/world/australia/index.htm

Survival Kit Ideas: http://www.chemoangels.net/angels%20corner/sub%20folders/survival_kit.htm

Pen PalsApply for a pen-pal in Australia(see Girl Guides

Australia website)

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