Activities

This is a great activity to get some energy out indoors on a rainy day or to play out in the sunshine!

Host your own scavenger hunt in a local neighbourhood park.

This scavenger hunt is a list of things you would find around your home. Each child gets a camera/piece of paper and takes a photo or writes down where they found each item. (They could physically take the item but that would involve more cleaning up)!

What's better in the summer than the beach? This activity lets you bring a piece of the beach home by making DIY sand and using your creativity to make a fun story about it!

Super cool simple experiments that can be done at home!

Fun and yummy DIY PIZZA BAGELS!

A fun competitive game that works for 2+ people. The judge will think of a fun dress-up theme and participants compete to showcase their best look!

DIY Play dough with shaving cream, food colouring, and messy hands!

Time to get cooking! The one question: will Chef Ramsey approve?

Summer means being outside! Here's a fun and safe scavenger hunt to do in your neighbourhood!

Painted rocks to brighten your garden or family space.

Dipped apples make for a perfect summertime treat.

Great lunch idea to get the kids to make their own pizza

Classic cookie recipe with M&M's and/or other chocolates

The skill of tossing objects in the air and catching them

Players can make teams or play as individuals, fill the balloons with water and throw them at the opposing players. Those who are hit are "out." First team with all players eliminated loses or last player standing wins.

A low-contact team sport played with a flying disc (Frisbee).

This summer your children may not be able to host a neighbourhood lemonade stand, but you can still plan one in your own backyard.

You don't need to buy large foosball table to play this classic tabletop game

A sweet twist on the classic PB&J sandwich

Using popsicle sticks, markers and hot glue, your child can create unique and individual art sculptures.

Banana Pops - using ripe bananas on sticks let your children dip them in melted chocolate or yoghurt and then decorate with sprinkles, nuts, skor bits, granola. Can either be frozen or enjoyed at room tempurature.

Fruit Loop treats - a take on the traditional rice crispy treats. Directions of melting butter and marshmallows and stirring in fruit loop cereal. Drizzle with good quality melted white chocolate and optional sprinkles.

A healthy, tasty alternative to french fries that's sure to motivate your kids to cook!

A homemade bubble solution for kids to blow bubbles with throughout the summer.