SHELTERBOX AT HOME

Fun Kids Activities for our Supporters Practicing Social Distancing

ACTIVITIES TO KEEP THEM BUSY

While schools are out and it’s harder to find things to do with the kids, why not keep them entertained and learning with some activities from us at ShelterBox?

Below you will find activities that your family can do together along with some colouring pages and crafts to keep those hands busy.

JUST ADD SOME COLOUR

Print off these fun colouring in sheets and drawing activities to enjoy at home.

WHAT DOES HOME LOOK LIKE?

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DRAW YOUR OWN HOME

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COLOUR IN A SHELTERBOX

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COLOUR IN A HELICOPTER

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ENJOY SOME ARTS AND CRAFTS

Get crafty for an hour by making your own ShelterBox or tent.

Make a ShelterBox

Build a Tent

Play time!

Jet Set

SUGGESTED AGES: 6-10

Jet Set around the world as your young people learn about international directions as they go on an international mission!

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In the small island of Barbuda, we supported over 200 households. Here, a local is already in the process of repairing his home.

CREATE A CAMP

SUGGESTED AGES: 12-16

In this activity participants are encouraged to look over a map and discuss where the best location may be to set up a ShelterBox camp for people who have been made homeless by disaster.

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THE LAST TENT

SUGGESTED AGES: 12-16

This activity is designed to encourage debate and empathy, leading a participant or group towards making a very difficult decision. It’s a mock-up of the kind of situation a ShelterBox Response Team (SRT) volunteer could find themselves in – having to weigh up emotive issues and make judgements in the field.

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