Future Engineers activities
Future Engineers
Engineers are people who solve problems. They use creativity to fix, plan and dream solutions to improve everyday life. We are looking for fixers, planners and dreamers to become the engineers of the future.
Going Underground card game
Download and print our own engineering themed card game
Building Bridges
This activity is inspired by Costain
London Bridge station’s rail bridge has too much traffic! Costain is working with TfL to make a new bridge. Can you join their team to redesign the rail bridge over the River Thames to make people’s journeys better?
Create your robot travel companion
This activity is inspired by Cubic
Cubic Transport Systems are always exploring new, innovative ideas for the future. Can you create a robot that helps make journeys faster, easier and more fun?
Design your own high speed train
This activity is inspired by Mott MacDonald
Mott MacDonald are currently designing a new high speed railway that will connect the north and south of England. Can you design a new high speed train for this railway?
More activities
Easter-themed posters to print out and colour in at home - plus more family activities to keep you busy during the Easter holiday.
Print off our design to make your own pop-up greetings card at home
Enjoy our new collection of charming winter stories including the four penguins who escaped from London Zoo and a family's journey across London in the cold.
Can you find all of the matching Christmas posters? Test your memory with our card game.
Create some transport themed Christmas decorations to brighten up your tree and home
Get creative with some iconic winter posters ready for you to print off and colour in
Can you find all the words relating to winter sports with our word search challenge?
Can you find the hidden words by unscrambling the letters?
Pick up a My Visit to London Transport Museum activity sheet this May half term and get creative turning it into your very own origami book!
Challenge yourself with our matching pairs and spot the difference games, inspired by the weird and wonderful world of London Transport's Lost Property Office
