Activities

A simple to make snack your children can help you make and then enjoy!

A fun, festive and colourful sugar cookie recipe you can make with your children.

Using everything but the kitchen sink in this fun and tasty cookie recipe

Using crushed candy canes adds extra fun to this easy cookie recipe.

An easy recipe using store bought cookie dough

Fun fast way to get your children involved in holiday preparation - and no baking required!

Children will enjoy making these cookies from the heart, it is a no bake easy treat.

Using your baking skills to create colourful works of art to eat!

Using only 4 ingredients to create this easy fun cookie

These cookies take no time to assemble, and they bake overnight!

These are fun cookies are tradiationally decorated at different holiday times of the year, but they can be made all year old.

For an easy bake cookie to make at home with your children - chewy peanut butter cookies.

Using rolled oats to modify an old fashioned cookie recipe

Use glasses, a spoon and water to create your very own glass symphony.

A great way to get your kids outdoors and active is to have them design their very own obstacle course using nothing but sidewalk chalk and their imagination.

A stimulating STEM activity made out of ordinary pencils.

A mix of strategy and design will give your children focus for hours during this science activity.

Finger painting's an easy sell for young children, naturally curious about the world around them and eager to explore it hands-on. What's more, finger painting aids in developing your child's sensory integration, fine motor development and finger/hand strength.

Spend a couple of minutes trying to write your own six-word story!

Using a glass jar, make your own magnifying glass

Sweet meets savoury in this tasty treat.

These times can be very stressful but don’t worry, we can help!! Join Tali, Hannah, and Lauren to de-stress with stress ball making!

Stomping around with tin can stilts is a fun way for kids to learn balance in the backyard

using breathing techniques with your child to create calmness while drawing

Using fruit and cheese to create a healthy after school snack