Back to the future 2025
  1. Play an old arcade game
  2. Recreate a school dinner or a retro dessert
  3. Do a group dance like the Wrap, Macarainer or Saturday Night
  4. Watch an episode or show you watched as a child. Compare it to the modern equivalent.
  5. Have a conversation about the past with a family member or an older friend.
  6. Make a graphic timeline about a product that have changed over the years.
  7. Revisit an old childhood collection. Do you still have it? How much dose the items retail these days?
  8. Watch all the Back to the Future films. How did the predictions of 2015 work out?
  9. Watch an old episode of Tomorrow’s World (or a similar TV show). Which items of technology ended up changing our world.
  10. Have a technology free day.
  11. Keep a tamagotchi alive for at least a week.
  12. Make a profile of yourself as a child, including a photo of your favourite things. What did you want to be when you grew up?
  13. Learn how to crack a rubicks cube.
  14. Have a space hopper race.
  15. Host a fancy dress party based on the decade you were born in.
  16. Make a vintage Blue Peter Model
  17. Learn some yo-yo tricks
  18. Go to a roller disco
  19. Recreate an old Friday or Saturday night TV schedule using YouTube.
  20. Watch some adverts from the nineties and naughties
  21. Make a collage of your favourite childhood things.
  22. Introduce someone to a film you loved as a child.

What I did to get this badge.

  • I enjoyed playing Pac-Man as part of my retro gaming activities for the Back to the Future badge.
  • I created a college of my favorite childhood items.
  • Been out for lunch with my grandmother and discussed about her 60th birthday celebration. We also enjoyed a Punch and Judy show. I thoroughly appreciated that event.
  • Watched Adverts from the past
  • I prepared a traditional, classic sprinkle cake.
  • I created a profile of my younger self using Canva.

Upon reflecting on my initial monthly badge, I am pleased to report that I successfully completed both my style and Back to the Future badges. My three most valued aspects of these badges are that I had the opportunity to bake a cake, attended a food festival, and spent quality time with my grandparents.

The old school sprinkle cake is being sliced and stored in containers.
I enjoyed afternoon tea alone, having the final slice of a cake I prepared for the Back to the Future challenges.
Applying a layer of icing to the traybake.
Mixing the ingredients together.
The finished product was left to cool.

This is a photograph of the Pac-Man game, which was used for the second criterion of the badge, requiring the participant to play an old arcade game.

This was one of the adverts I utilized for the Back to the Future Badge.
Another advert
Ultimately, my favourite advert out of them all is the ASDA Christmas advert
My lunch consisted of a warm, freshly baked flatbread topped with golden, crispy falafel balls, smooth and creamy hummus, and a colorful array of fresh vegetables including crisp cucumbers, ripe tomatoes, and shredded lettuce. As I enjoyed this meal, I discussed it with my grandma while reminiscing about the past. Our conversation also touched on my grandparents’ 60th birthday party, reminiscing about the joyful celebration.
I had an iced latte with my lunch.
We both reminisced about the Punch and Judy puppet show we watched during my grandparents’ combined 60th birthday celebration at their garden inside therecalling specific moments and the reactions of the children present.
I created a digital collage of all my favorite childhood items.
This is a profile of me during my Key Stage 4 years at school, highlighting my academic achievements, extracurricular activities, and personal interests.

Overview of this badge.

When I initially undertook this badge, I was somewhat skeptical due to my lack of enthusiasm for the theme. However, upon engaging with the material, I found the experience to be quite enjoyable.

My three favorite activities in this badge are preparing the sprinkle cake, conversing with my grandmother about past experiences, and creating a profile about myself on Canva.

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