As part of a interactive children's play area Animania! created a series of role play activities for younger children centred on a shop, a builders merchants and a garage. Activities include weighing, measuring and pricing goods, serving customers using the play till and filling in the 'whiteboard' shopping list.

With the aid of a Clore Duffield Foundation Grant, Kiplin Hall was keen to create a Family and Education Room. Three different interactive units draw on the unique nature of the Hall and and it's contents. A range of hands-on activities help children and adults explore the themes of Art, Victorian Life and Buildings in this 17th Century Country House.

Animania's initial commission was to create display/storage items in the form of giant books displaying the family crests of past owners. One giant book provided front facing book display for children's books. The Two smaller books (pictured here) opened into boxes contain period toys and a specially painted jigsaw featuring objects from around the house.

Girl Guiding UK Headquarters commissioned Animania! to produce interactives and activity tables on an environmental theme as part of their 'Indoor Woodland Gallery'. Large flowers frame the gallery entrance. Table tops have hands-on activities through which Rainbows and Brownies can discover more about how we can look after our environment.