Let’s get real.
Real-world challenges that keep kids off-screen and off-script.
REWILDHOOD BADGES
We use badges and clubs to turn real-world challenge into motivation. Kids build courage by exploring, experimenting, and sticking with what feels difficult. Confidence grows through doing — not scrolling.
All-Ages Badges
100 Hours
Outside Challenge
Track and celebrate time spent outdoors.
Kids earn this badge by spending 100 hours playing, walking, or exploring outside over time. It is not about speed or competition. It is about building a habit of fresh air and movement.
WHY IT MATTERS
Time outside supports physical health, emotional balance, and imagination.
Walk to
School
Club
Follow the Rewildhood flag and walk together.
Kids earn this badge by joining a group walk to school or walking part of the route with friends or family.
WHY IT MATTERS
Walking builds independence, awareness, and daily movement.
Landline
Crew
Let’s get old-school together.
Kids earn this badge by using a landline or simple phone to call family or friends instead of using apps.
WHY IT MATTERS
It teaches communication without feeds, likes, or scrolling.
Bike
Club
Ride together and explore Fulton Heights.
Kids earn this badge by joining group bike rides or riding new routes safely with others.
WHY IT MATTERS
Biking builds strength, navigation skills, and freedom.
Wander
Club
Challenge
Explore every playground in the neighbourhood.
Kids earn this badge by visiting and playing at all local playgrounds listed in the Playground Passport.
WHY IT MATTERS
Exploration builds confidence and helps kids feel at home in their community.
Summer
Reading
Club
Read books all summer long.
Kids earn this badge by completing their summer reading goal based on age.
WHY IT MATTERS
Reading builds focus, creativity, and language without screens.
Summit
Seeker
Walk farther and explore nature.
Kids earn this badge by completing a hike or long walk on a trail, in a park, or in their neighbourhood.
WHY IT MATTERS
Hiking builds endurance, awareness, and connection to the natural world.
Badges for Littles
Bravery
Badge
Do something that feels hard.
Kids earn this badge by trying something new or scary in a safe way.
WHY IT MATTERS
Confidence comes from effort, not perfection.
Chef
Crew
Help make or make a real meal.
Kids earn this badge by preparing or helping cook a meal, snack, or baked good from start to finish.
WHY IT MATTERS
Cooking builds independence, responsibility, and practical life skills.
Menu
Master
Order your own food.
Kids earn this badge by ordering for themselves at a café or restaurant.
WHY IT MATTERS
Speaking up builds courage.
Route
Rider
Learn how transit works.
Kids earn this badge by riding public transit with an adult.
WHY IT MATTERS
Independence grows with knowledge.
Explorer
Badge
Notice the world around you.
Kids earn this badge by spending time in nature, noticing plants, animals, or new places. Keep a journal of your findings.
WHY IT MATTERS
Curiosity grows when kids slow down and observe.
Little
Sprouts
Club
Plant something and help it grow.
Kids earn this badge by planting seeds or seedlings and caring for them over time — watering, weeding, and watching them grow.
WHY IT MATTERS
Gardening teaches patience, responsibility, and connection to the natural world.
Animal
Friend
Learn to care for animals responsibly.
Kids earn this badge by helping feed, groom, walk, or care for a pet or local animal.
WHY IT MATTERS
Caring for animals builds compassion and responsibility.
Badges for Big Kids
No-Scroll
Streak
Take two days off screens.
Kids earn this badge by choosing activities like playing, reading, walking, or creating instead of using personal devices for a full weekend.
WHY IT MATTERS
Time away from screens strengthens attention, imagination, and real-world connection.
S. T. E. M.
Explorer
Build, test, and discover.
Kids earn this badge by completing hands-on science, technology, engineering, or math activities such as building something, experimenting, or solving a real-world problem.
WHY IT MATTERS
STEM activities build curiosity, problem-solving, and confidence through doing.
Fix-It
Badge
Repair something instead of replacing it.
Kids earn this badge by helping fix something broken — a loose hinge, torn toy, wobbly chair, or simple household repair.
WHY IT MATTERS
Learning to fix things builds resilience and creativity.
Coin
Quest
Handle your own money.
Kids earn this badge by earning, saving, and spending their own money on something they choose.
WHY IT MATTERS
Financial decisions teach independence and real-world thinking.
Dialed
Badge
Make the call yourself.
Earn this badge by making their own real-world phone call, such as booking an appointment, calling a business, or speaking to an adult on the phone with support if needed.
WHY IT MATTERS
Using your voice builds confidence, independence, and real-life communication skills.
Dinner
Hero
Plan and cook a full family meal.
Kids earn this badge by choosing a recipe, helping gather ingredients, and cooking dinner for their family from start to finish.
WHY IT MATTERS
Cooking builds independence, responsibility, and real-life confidence.
Star
Gazer
Explore the night sky.
Kids earn this badge by identifying stars, planets, or constellations during a nighttime sky watch.
WHY IT MATTERS
Looking up builds curiosity and a sense of wonder.
Neighbours
Badge
Recognizing acts of kindness.
Kids earn this badge by helping others, including younger kids, neighbours, or family members.
WHY IT MATTERS
Kindness strengthens communities and teaches responsibility.
Creative
Crew
Make something from your imagination.
Kids earn this badge by creating art, music, stories, or designs using their own ideas and materials.
WHY IT MATTERS
Creativity builds expression, focus, and a sense of identity.
Sunrise
Seeker
Start the day with the sunrise.
Kids earn this badge by waking up early to watch the sunrise and spend time outdoors at the beginning of the day.
WHY IT MATTERS
Experiencing nature builds mindfulness and appreciation for the world around us.
Quest
Hero
Take charge of a plan.
Kids earn this badge by planning an outing or activity, such as choosing where to go, how to get there, and what to bring.
WHY IT MATTERS
Planning builds leadership, problem-solving, and follow-through.
Laundry
Hero
Learn how to wash and care for clothes.
Kids earn this badge by helping sort laundry, run the washer and dryer, and fold clean clothes.
WHY IT MATTERS
Learning everyday life skills builds independence and responsibility.
Rewildhood’s Field Guide
Practical digital boundaries for real families.