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Community group activity packs
2018-06-18 · via British Science Association

Check out our new selection of activity packs designed especially for community groups and families:

Indoor activities

Outdoor activities

Kitchen activities

Make it activities 

Whether you're new to science, a regular pro, or just looking for something to try out on the weekend, these activities can be completed as a family, with a group of friends or on your own. You can do them at community events, clubs, and even from the comfort of your own home.

You don't need a science background, nor have complex supplies to take part in these simple but fun activities, which you can download above.

The activities can be run by anyone - all you need is basic supplies & lots of enthusiasm

If you want to try the activities out with members of your community, take a look at our diverse range of volunteering opportunities.

Remember, you don’t have to be a scientist to volunteer with us!