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| Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, arrives to attend a meeting of the newly established 23rd Poplar Beaver Scout Colony on 16.12.014 in east London, England. |
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| Kate, who is five months pregnant, wore a black UK Scouting hooded top with black skinny J Brand jeans and boots as she helped the children earn their disability awareness badge. |
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| The Duchess of Cambridge exchanged high end fashion for a hoodie as she helped out a Beaver Scout colony tonight, teaching the eager youngsters at the 23rd Poplar Beaver Scout Colony to ice a cake blindfold, 16.12.2014 |
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| Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, arrives to attend a meeting of the newly established 23rd Poplar Beaver Scout Colony on 16.12.2014 in east London, England. |
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| As well as teaching the children to ice a cake and learn the Scout promise in sign language, Kate was due to help the children to cut up a chocolate bar with boxing gloves and put a wet suit on blindfolded |
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| Kate was shown around by Carlos Lopez-Plandolit (centre), the Beaver Scout colony leader, who became a volunteer about a year ago after coming to Britain five years ago from Spain to work for a technology company |
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| Kate attempts simple tasks, such as chopping up a chocolate bar while wearing a pair of boxing gloves. |
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| The Duchess of Cambridge learns sign language as she meets one young girl at the newly established Scout colony. Her visit was in support of the Scout Association's 'Better Prepared' campaign – a project designed to reach 200 of the most deprived areas in the country |
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| Kate got stuck in to the activities, laughing as she joined a group of Beavers trying to cut up and eat Mars Bars using boxing gloves to simulate those with mobility or coordination problems |
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| Kate looks concerned as she is handed a red boxing glove for her next assignment at the meeting |
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| The Duchess gives a thumbs up sign to one young Scout after she masters the promise in sign language |
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| The Duchess tries to grab a plastic fork while wearing her boxing glove, to the amusement of Scout leader Mr Lopez-Plandolit |
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| Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge looked delighted to be helping children at the 23rd Poplar Beaver Scout Colony win a new badge |
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| Kate also had a go at eating a bit of chocolate bar using chopsticks. 'No pressure,' the Duchess muttered to herself, as the cameras were trained on her |
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| Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge sitting beside Scout Leader Carlos Lopez-Plandolit (R), learns about disability by wearing a boxing glove to handle a fork as she meets with children at the newly established 23rd Poplar Beaver Scout Colony on 16.12.2014 in east London, England |
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| The little girl manages to eat a fizzy lace with her chopsticks, thanks to the help of the Duchess who is clearly pleased with her efforts |
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| Britain's Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge meets with children at the newly established 23rd Poplar Beaver Scout Colony on 16.12.2014 in east London, England |
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| Helping hand: Kate teaches the young girl how to use the chopsticks to pick up sweets during one activity |
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| Under instruction: Kate helped guide the hands of Fynley Gooch, 7, as he sat with a neckerchief covering his face and tried to squeeze icing over a fairy cake |
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| Offering support: The Duchess holds the chocolate cake still so the young boy can decorate the treat without making a mess |
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| No peeking! Kate laughs as she lifts the Scout's blindfold to make sure he is not peeking as he tries to ice the chocolate cake |
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| Taking part: At the final table, Kate sat with a group of children trying to put icing on some fairy cakes while blindfolded. She used her Scout scarf to cover her face and show the children what they needed to do |
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| Changing places: After finishing Fynley's cake, Kate had a go at being blindfolded and he took his turn to guide her in decorating the cake |
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| Rewarded for their efforts: When she had completed her cake decorating, Kate joined the 20 Beavers sitting in a circle and then, when everyone stood up, went around the circle, presenting each with a disability awareness badge |
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| Pleased with her handiwork: Kate lifts her blindfold, after Fynley helped her to ice the cake and seems impressed with her efforts |
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| Follow my lead: Kate had used her Scout scarf to cover her face and show the children what they needed to do |
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