Activities

Celebrate July 4th by creating a fun finger print US flag.

A red, white and blue no bake dessert treat for all

Enjoy this fun and lower impact exercise class that is appropriate for both parents and children.

Watered down paints with straws make beautiful artwork

If you want to get fit over the summer, this is your calling. Take a bike ride or a run around your community and record your times.

For children who love LEGO and experimentation, this science activity will entertain your master builder for hours.

A hilarious and challenging game for kids and parents, using only your toes.

The advanced skills showcased in these videos are intended for children who have progress through the beginner and intermediate levels.

A fun and high energy hip hop dance and fitness class.

Have your kids use their imagination to identify and create familiar sounds of home and their neighbourhood.

A fun variation of indoor volleyball.

There is nothing more Canadian than hockey, so enjoy this slip-and-slide version of our nation's game while celebrating summer.

Make a fingerprint Canadian flag using red paint on white craft paper.

Celebrate Canada Day with these easy, delicious treats, made with white and red chocolate and popping candy.

The intermediate skills showcased in these videos are intended for children who have progress through the beginner level.

Celebrate the anniversary of your great nation by painting colourful rocks.

A red and white dessert no bake treat

A true classic. Hold a backyard race where participants must balance hardboiled eggs on spoons.

A great indoor activity to keep the kids entertained for hours. No actual lasers required!

Create a variety of fun artwork using sponges found around the house.

The emoji game's a simple and relevant way for kids to tell fun and creative stories.

Gratitude is taking time to notice and appreciate the things that we often take for granted.

Discover the traditional Japanese art of paper folding.

Younger dancers will love these fun and dynamic 20-minute jazz dance classes

Cutting out the front of a cereal box into pieces to make a makeshift puzzle.