Visit Us National Paralympic Heritage Centre Family fun activities Join in with our craft and learning activities for the holidays. Easter holiday activities Contents Hunt the object Draw along with Jess and Mandeville colouring in sheet Storytelling competition Female sporting heroes Spot the difference activity sheet Tokyo 2020 paper crane making Hunt the Object Have a go at our Easter 'Hunt the Object' activity for ages 4+ using our virtual tour of the displays at the National Paralympic Heritage Centre. To take part, download a pdf of the activities below (by clicking the image) and then visit our virtual tour of the Paralympic Heritage Centre here Paralympic Heritage Centre Hunt for ages 4-7 years Paralympic Heritage Centre Hunt for ages 8+ years Answers for the Heritage Centre Hunt for ages 8+ can be downloaded here Draw along with Jess Illustrator, Jessica Hartshorn, shows you how to draw Mandeville, the London 2012 Paralympic mascot. For younger children we have a colouring in sheet of Mandeville to download here Female Sporting Heroes Explore these activity games from Sporting Heritage. Alongside other sporting organisations from across the country we nominated a female sporting hero. We chose Margaret Maughan, the very first Paralympic gold medal winner from Great Britain. Visit the Sporting Heritage website to play the games here Spot the Difference Can you use your Easter hunting skills in our 'Spot the Difference' activity? Designed by our volunteer Teri Stevens. Download the activity sheet here Tokyo 2020 Paper crane making To celebrate the next Paralympic Summer Games we would like to create a display using hundreds of paper cranes. Can you help us by making your own paper crane? Find out how and why we are making paper cranes here How to make your paper crane Can you find the paper cranes made by Riley from Pebble Brook School, in our displays at the Heritage Centre? Use our virtual tour to find them here. Additional family fun activities Sharing our Treasure Explore objects in our Paralympic collection with Shaun Finegan, volunteer at the National Paralympic Heritage Trust Storytime with April Storytime for children under 5 read by April Byrne, volunteer at the National Paralympic Heritage Trust, with BSL interpretation by Marie Biswell. Highlights from 2020 Photos from our family fun day in February half term