Arts and Crafts

Using either plastic or fresh pumpkin and a sharpie to create a meaningful festive creation for your family

Play these party game favourites at home with a "Hawaiian" twist

Using paper and string to create a famous Hawaiian traditional lei

Using coloured tissue paper to create a traditional Mexican decoration

Setting up a fun family ice cream sundae bar at home with your favourite flavours and toppings

Using smooth river rocks and paint to create fun and unique emoji rocks

Creating colour rice to make a sensory bin for a young child activtity

Making your painted rock art permanent.

Creating iconic tourist sites at home, like the famous London Red Bus

Creating art masterpieces on ceramic mugs with sharpie markers

Creating painted rocks with positive messages and place them around your neighborhood.

Using your favourite Sesame Street Characters to create fun painted rocks

Taking time out to be practice mindfulness through colouring

Creating an easy and fun bird feeder for your backyard

Family fun activity of dying and decorating Easter Eggs

Using a glass, yarn and glue to create a festive table cup for the Passover Seder

Using potatoes to create stamps for festive stamp painting

Using things you have around the house like buttons and paperclips to make fun bookmarks

Using a household item like a salad spinner and craft paint to create colourful art projects.

Using paper heart cut outs to create a fun and festive wreath for your child's bedroom door.

Using water, food colouring and spray bottles to create art masterpieces in the snow

An indoor scavenger hunt looking for household items of different shapes.

Ring in the new year at home with homemade noisemakers

Creating Christmas lights using finger paints

Showing gratitude by creating your own thank you cards and writing a personal message.

Using craft sticks and buttons to create festive snowflakes

Sending a message holiday spirit to a Canadian Armed Forces member

Using various size rocks to create painted snowmen

Creating Remembrance Day celebrations at home is a great time to talk to your children about why we acknowledge this day each year.

Using painted puzzle pieces to create decorative tree ornaments

Recycling plastic bottles to create a homemade musical instrument.

During the winter months, create food feeders for our feathered friends.

Using recycled paper towel rolls, paint and colour to create a menorah for the holidays.

Using items from nature or your household pantry to decorate a pumpkin.

Using your child's hand print to create a festive wreath

Using what you have at home to make your own craft paper mache glue

Using pages from books to create a decorative pumpkin for indoors or outdoors.

Painting Halloween themed river rocks to use for decoration or games.

Creating Halloween themed snow globe glitter jars.

Using mason or glass jars, tissue paper and glue to create fun and festive lanterns

Using recycled tin cans and paint to create tin can decorative pumpkins.

Creating new crayons using old broken crayon pieces

Using small pumpkins and seasonal gourds to create fun robots

This Thanksgiving, show your appreciation to our front line workers.

Creating leaf prints using fallen leaves and acrylic paint

Using crayons, pumpkins and a hairdryer to create art

Create a stress ball with balloons and rice

Creating abstract art while learning to paint inside circles

creating fun projects with buttons

Creating rainbows with Lego pieces

Painting using bubble wrap and watercolour paint

Creating art using the Kandinsky Circle art as the base

Creating rainbows from fruit loop cereal

Creating art using dried beans, seeds and nuts

Taking a plain clipboard using paint and creating a piece of art

Using paint and tape to create a mosaic tile painted cork board

Using dried beans and seeds to create unique bean counters

Using paints to colour dried pasta for crafts

Using corn on the cob to paint on craft paper

Creating a decorative pencil holder with crayons and glue

Using apples as a stamp and craft pain to create a place mat or painting

Using either a plastic or real pumpkin and write messages of what we are thankful/grateful for.

With this summer really flying by, Halloween will the showing up in no time!

Time to bring some birdies to the back yard with these super cool bird houses

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!

Learn how to build and fly a kite using recycled materials found around your own home! It's easier than you think to turn a plastic bag into a day full of outdoor fun.

Be responsible, safe and stylish in your brand new mask while repping our favourite place: CAMP!

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

Take your phone case from boring to glam in 1 hour. (Can also apply to tablet cases, airpod cases, head phone cases, any technology case really)

Become a world class artist in a matter of minutes with this simple painting hack!

Get ready to learn more about Scotland, by making crafts that highlight Scottish heritage!

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

Nothing bonds the family better than a walk in the woods.

Recreate some of your favourite pictures using the things you have at home!

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!

Create your own family size or individual picture frames!

Do you have tons of mismatched socks? Why not use them to make cute sock bunny friends!

An epic pine cone hunt that's easy to set up and can get the kids running! If the children have been inside all day then this activity is perfect for them!

Make your own secret messages using homemade invisible ink

Craft activity to make your own Canada Day party popper.

Dump out the laundry baskets for an indoor arcade game. Launched off a cardboard ramp.

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

This activity involves a piece of paper towel, some colourful sharpies, a container of water, and your imagination!

Turn your lawn into a twister board?

It's summer, you shouldn't be stressed! But just in case, have the kids make stress balls!

Turn making weekend pancake breakfasts into a fun family competition!

Beads aren't just for jewellery! Here's a fun and easy way to make a Bead Bowl.

Make your pillow case one to be proud of!

Have young campers paint rocks to hide in your backyard, surrounding property or local park - it's time for you to go find them!

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

Place red and white (or colours of your choice) painted stones around parks and forested areas in your neighbourhood. On July 1, see how many Canada Day-themed stones you can spot!

How to create a simple-yet-fun pizza-themed plate.

Use coloured paper to create fun fish!

Use cupcake liners to create fun spiders.