CURATED COLLECTION
Rainy day
The forecast: unexpectedly interesting.
Rainbow explanation
Summarise a reliable explanation of rainbows in plain language.
YOUR RESULTA plain-language rainbow explanation with a labelled sketch or three clear steps and a reliable source.
Random postcard
Design a postcard for an imaginary visit to a map location.
YOUR RESULTSubmit your finished imaginary postcard with a drawing and two sentences about the invented visit.
Reading corner
Arrange a cushion or chair and read something short.
YOUR RESULTA reading-corner sketch or photo plus a two-sentence response to what you read.
Recipe archaeology
Research the origin of a recipe you know.
YOUR RESULTSummarise two facts about your recipe's origins in your own words and name the source you checked.
Recipe exchange
Exchange simple recipes with someone you know.
YOUR RESULTTwo recipe summaries with ingredients and basic preparation steps, without personal information.
Recipe memory
Ask a willing friend about a dish they enjoy remembering.
YOUR RESULTWrite an anonymised summary of your conversation: the dish, two details your willing friend shared and one thing you learned.
Recipe postcard
Write a simple known recipe on a small card.
YOUR RESULTSubmit a complete recipe card with ingredients and at least three preparation steps.
Recommendation swap
Exchange free activity ideas with a friend.
YOUR RESULTSubmit two exchanged free-activity ideas and explain why each appealed to its recipient; omit names and contact details.
Reflection observer
Photograph a safe reflection without identifiable strangers.
YOUR RESULTSubmit your original reflection photograph without identifiable strangers or private details.
Repair research
Research a safe small repair, excluding electrical or structural work.
YOUR RESULTSubmit a safe repair plan with the problem, tools, steps and reliable source; exclude electrical or structural repairs.
Return to a favourite
Revisit a short familiar poem or song and notice something new.
YOUR RESULTThe name of the poem or song and three original observations from revisiting it.
Reverse interview
Interview a friend as the imaginary inventor of a spoon.
YOUR RESULTThree interview questions and three invented spoon-inventor answers.
Room geography
Sketch your room from above with playful place names.
YOUR RESULTSubmit a top-down room sketch with at least four playful place names and no identifying information.
Room palette
Choose five colours from your surroundings.
YOUR RESULTSubmit a five-colour room palette and name the object that inspired each colour; omit private surroundings.
Room soundtrack
Choose three songs to represent three corners of your room.
YOUR RESULTA three-song list matching three room corners, with one reason for each match.
Room token
Design a symbol for your favourite spot.
YOUR RESULTSubmit your finished symbol and explain two design choices inspired by your favourite spot.
Round or striped
Flip a coin and sketch something round or striped nearby.
YOUR RESULTSubmit your finished round or striped object sketch and state the coin result that selected it.
Sandwich sketch
Design a sandwich using available ingredients on paper.
YOUR RESULTSubmit a labelled sandwich drawing showing at least three available ingredients in their planned order.
Scenic reading
Read in a safe public place or a different room.
YOUR RESULTName what you read and summarise three details you noticed, plus one feature of the different reading setting.
Scent inventory
Notice familiar safe smells without mixing products or inhaling unknown substances.
YOUR RESULTThree familiar smells described in your own words, with their safe known sources.
Shadow character
Photograph a creature-like shadow and name it.
YOUR RESULTSubmit your original creature-like shadow photograph and its invented character name.
Shadow theatre
Make hand shadows with a cool lamp away from fabric.
YOUR RESULTSubmit a sketch or photo of two hand-shadow characters and a short scene for them; keep the lamp clear of fabric.
Shared window
Each notice something different in the same window view.
YOUR RESULTTwo different observations of the same window view, without addresses or identifiable people.
Shelf memory
Associate five ordinary words with objects and recall them.
YOUR RESULTYour five-word object association list and the words you recalled without looking.