Congratulations Adventurers

You have solved the quest and saved the day! 🎉

The fun doesn’t have to end here! Keep the good times rolling with more themed games and activities.

Activity 1

Approx. 2 hours
Equipment: TV with streaming services

Watch a family film together

  1. The LEGO Movie (2014) – PG
    Join Emmet, an ordinary LEGO minifigure, as he embarks on an epic adventure to save the LEGO universe. Packed with fun, humour, and colourful LEGO builds! Stream on Netflix or Stan.

  2. Paddington 2 (2017) – PG
    Paddington the bear travels through London on a mission to find a special book. This heartwarming film is filled with adventure, humorous moments and plenty of wholesome positive vibes. Stream on ABCiview, Netflix or Stan.

  3. The Adventures of Tintin (2011) – PG
    Based on the beloved comic series, Tintin and his dog Snowy embark on a globe-trotting adventure to uncover a treasure mystery. Stream on Binge or Stan.

  4. Cars (2006) – G
    Lightning McQueen, a race car, gets stranded in the small town of Radiator Springs. Follow his adventure as he makes new friends and learns valuable lessons! Stream on Disney+.

  5. The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (2019) – PG
    The sequel continues the adventure with Emmet and friends as they journey to the strange new world of Systar System. Perfect for LEGO fans and those who love adventure! Stream on Stan.

Activity 2

Approx. 20-60 minutes
Equipment: LEGO Brick set, a dice is optional

More LEGO Fun!

You must be inspired by all the amazing LEGO buildings you saw today! If you have LEGO at home, get it out and try these fun games:

  • Spot the Difference Challenge

    Take turns building two nearly identical LEGO scenes. The challenge is to spot the difference!
    It could be a single brick out of place, a different colour piece, or a hidden element.

  • LEGO Dice Build

    Roll a die (or pick a number card) to see how many LEGO pieces you can use in your turn.

    Players take turns adding to a shared creation (e.g. a wacky house or a cool robot creature) or make their own masterpiece.

    Play for a set number of rounds and then reveal your creative designs. Get ready to be amazed!

Activity 3

As long as you like
Equipment: Take a look at the ingredients list below

Make your own Tiny Tea Cups

Did you enjoy the Tiny Teacups on today’s adventure? How about making your own at home? Here’s our fun and easy recipe:

Recipe:

Ingredients

  • Homemade shortbread biscuits (or use store-bought circular biscuits, like Digestives, as a cheat!)

  • Strawberry icing (pre-made or mix icing sugar with a few drops of water and food colouring)

  • Pink and white marshmallows

  • Chocolate freckles

  • Doughnut-shaped candy for the handle (e.g., gummy rings or Lifesavers)

Instructions

  1. Prepare the Base: Lay out your biscuits as the base for each tea cup.

  2. Add Strawberry Icing: Spread a small amount of strawberry icing on the biscuit to act as "glue."

  3. Place the Marshmallow: Stick a marshmallow on top of the icing.

  4. Top with a Freckle: Add another dab of icing to the top of the marshmallow and press a chocolate freckle into place.

  5. Attach the Handle: Slice the gummy or lifesaver in half. Using icing as glue, stick the half doughnut-shaped candy to the side of the marshmallow to form the tea cup handle.

  6. Let it Set: Allow the icing to dry for a few minutes before serving.