In reply to SenzuBean:
A great scramble for beginners is the Climber's Traverse on Great Gable - quite exposed and impressive, with impressive rock architecture, downclimbs, pinnacles to squeeze behind, exposed traverses across slabs, etc. I haven't done any of the easy routes at the Napes, but it's a great playground. Could be included in a great day involving Pillar Rock too - the Slab and Notch scramble (which has to be descended, so think about a rope for that one) is a classic little outing to an inaccessible summit. Quickest approach from Wasdale, but could be done from Borrowdale or Honister.
A great, very accessible (and so busy) day's scrambling/climbing can always be had on the Langdale Pikes: Pavy Ark offers classic options like Jack's Rake, Crescent Climb, etc, with plenty of other lesser known scrambles that can be added in on Harrison Stickle, Pike 'o'Stickle, and classic climbing on Gimmer.
Scafell via Crickle Crags (+ Bowfell + Esk Pike + Scafell Pike) is a bloody massive walk btw, especially if approached from Langdale. It would be a fantastic walk from Eskdale. Blisco, Crinkles, Bowfell and Langdale Pikes would be a classic big day walk from Langdale (many opt for only chunks of this full skyline walk).