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skip to main | skip to sidebar kelloggsville linkbar home guiding posts resources rangers nights london loos happy page microdiscectomy maze 2018 >> wednesday, august 29, 2018 the theme this year was the nhs so it was ambulance shaped. we had friends from abroad staying with us so we went very early in the season. the height was still fairly low but it was high enough to tower over the head of our young friend and just see through enough for us not to panic if she ran off to another path. but it was still high enough and thick enough for it to be a full on challenge. being as they may not have been as 'dedicated' as me and hwmbo to walk every inch of path and cog isn't currently well enough, we did just enough to collect all the boards - which actually is still most of it. we had the map with the number boards and the quiz boards marked on it. it seemed sensible with post-sepsis legs and little legs in the group. most other years we take the one without them marked so make it more of a challenge. we went midweek, the car park was still heaving but it copes with numbers, it is huge. as always my tips for visiting a maize maze are: call in advance, they will tell you how muddy (or not) the paths are and if you need wellies, trainers or sandals. and then stick all 3 in the boot anyway! take a small backpack, with waterproofs, hats, and bottles of water. take cash - ours is on a farm and only take cash - i'm sure lots (there are many across the country) take card but best be prepared. take a couple of pens - they will charge you for a pen. if you want to make it easier, take a highlighter pen and mark off the paths as you go round. ours is totally wheel chair and pushchair accessible unless it was really really muddy. they have lots of viewing platforms and helpers, you won't lose your children (for long) no matter how hard you try and they have quick exits so you can get out to the loos and then go back in again without having to walk a million miles. at ours there are lots of other games and mini mazes to do as well, picnic tables and plenty of parking. it is an easy, fun day out and i thoroughly recommend it for a family few hours of togetherness and exercise....oh yes and yelling at each other debating about which way to go! and for my own viewing pleasure, as maze post tradition now dictates, here is my maze gallery: 2017 - a hot year and a good crop 2016 was a bad year all round but points to us for still making the effort to go. 2015 this was a good crop year and a fun afternoon with friends. 2014 the weather couldn't make up it's mind, warm, sunny and wet at different points of the walk. 2013 this was the best crop they'd had in a long time. 2012 dreadful crop year. but the sunflowers meant it was still well worth seeing. 2011 the owners said it was a bad crop year. it seemed pretty tall to me, but maybe it's about the size and number of the maize itself, not just the height of the plant. 2010 the height was there but the plants were rather lame 2009 a wet year i think as we are wearing wellies. 2008 again not too bad a height. 2007 looks like another bad year. cog always reminds me that 2006 was the 'alien' year and she went with her father, not me. 2005 . read more... posted by k ville at 10:45 pm 0 comments labels: country , country walks , great days out , maize , maze every girl dice game for rangers >> friday, august 24, 2018 i've been struggling with coming up with the best way to introduce the new programme to my ranger unit, in order to plan what to do they need to understand the nitty gitty of how may hours of this and parts of that it all involves. there is a beetle type activity in the autumn 2018 guiding magazine but it is light weight on detail and i like the rangers to be up and running fast on any activity. so i've come up with a ' game card ' for them to use. i plan to quickly run through the themes with them and pin up the dice making poster that came with the magazine. set up 2 tables away from the 'playing area': one with the programme resources on: the skills builder cards, the unit meeting activity cards and printed out interest badges (these can be printed from the official website directly but it is untidy and wastes ink, hq have given permission to hold copies of the badge and syllabus to download and show the girls or for printing out if you don't have wifi in the meeting place) one with sweets, biscuits, cut up fruit or whatever type of treat will motivate the rangers best. they will each throw the dice in turn (use smaller groups of girls if you have a large unit) . they need a six to start. on a six that girl can go to the resource table and choose a theme. she can write it on her playing card. after that, on each turn as she throws the dice and if she gets a number she needs, she can fill up her theme section in any order, either going to the resources table or the treats table as indicated on the card. when she fills it she can shout 'theme' and get an extra treat. once she has her 'theme' she can move on to trying to throw a 1, 2 or 3. once she has them ticked off she can shout 'gold' to win. let your girls decide whether they want to play on until they all get gold or restart the game. i'm going to use laminated cards and dry wipe markers, but keep a note of what they write in the bonus box, for planning later. the bonus box is not required for a win - it is just a bonus. i'm hoping this will get them familiar with the structure of the theme awards, the concept of the section gold award, the cards themselves and the interest badges. once we've played and treated out, i'll remind them that interest badges are out of unit activities, and umas and skills builders will be done in the unit setting. hopefully they will have seen a skills builder they fancy for the term and can decide between them what they might like to do as a unit (we are too small to do it in groups to start off with). they also might have seen a few umas they fancy. the umas they do should be from a different theme to the skills builder they choose for a good balance, but to start off i'm not going to be precious about it. if they can find stuff they want to do from the new resources i'll just be happy with that, i've not been especially impressed with the activities and if they are happy and motivated to do them then i will be made up. so this is my plan for introducing the new programme to the unit - the usual way: games and food - it's always worked before so i see no reason to change that pattern! wish me luck. as always, the resources are available to download here if you want to use them. but, please, i spend so much time on these things, don't repost them as your own in other forums, be polite and credit me . read more... posted by k ville at 6:01 pm 0 comments labels: guiding , rangers , rangers programme night older posts subscribe to: posts ( atom ) search this blog follow me follow by email share this similar posts select a label \m/ ( 4 ) a dad shaped hole ( 5 ) a friend shaped hole ( 8 ) age ( 2 ) aging ( 3 ) aging disgracefully ( 8 ) alcohol ( 6 ) amitryptaline ( 2 ) anger ( 2 ) anorexia ( 1 ) anzac day ( 1 ) art ( 7 ) australia ( 23 ) autumn ( 6 ) baking ( 4 ) berlin ( 5 ) birds ( 2 ) birthday ( 4 ) blog gems ( 11 ) blogging ( 38 ) boats ( 3 ) body image ( 2 ) bonfire night ( 1 ) books ( 7 ) brampton valley way ( 3 ) brecon ( 1 ) brexit ( 1 ) brighton ( 3 ) bristol ( 1 ) brownie programme night ( 12 ) brownie ring ( 1 ) brownie six emblems ( 1 ) brownies ( 26 ) brownies programme night ( 2 ) buckingham palace ( 1 ) bushcraft ( 6 ) cake ( 6 ) cambridge ( 1 ) camp ( 30 ) campfire ( 15 ) canal ( 10 ) cancer ( 3 ) canterbury ( 4 ) cats ( 15 ) centenary ( 1 ) centenary launch ( 1 ) challenge ( 14 ) change ( 4 ) charity ( 6 ) charnwood ( 5 ) cheese eating surrender monkeys moaning again ( 2 ) chief guide challenge ( 3 ) chief scout ( 1 ) child development ( 27 ) child safety ( 7 ) childhood ( 13 ) children ( 112 ) chocolate (

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