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Using clothes from your closet to create a fun indoor relay game

A classic memory circle game which is fun for all ages.

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

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

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

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.

What better way to spend a rainy day than turning your space into your fort!

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

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

Do you miss going to the spa? Do you miss getting your nails done and getting a massage? Re-create your favourite spa at home!

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!

Several caches (containers of random items) have been hidden around all around the world and it is your job to find them!

Create a business and be creative as possible and pitch your idea to your parents

The coolest homemade 'Photo Booth' you've ever seen.

Take the fun of creating MadLibs with a fun summer twist. Create MadLibs with your friends, get your water ready and see how much you laugh

Make your own secret messages using homemade invisible ink

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!

Turn your lawn into a twister board?

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

Send a member of the family on an awesome treasure hunt around the house!

Using the links provided, complete some fun Canada Day activities and join virtual festivities for Canada Day.

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

Made for hot summer days, this version of duck duck goose comes with a 'refreshing' splash.

When bad weather has you dreaming of sunnier times on the beach, play crab carry.

These paper towel roses are easy to make, and they look just like real roses.

Kids of all ages will love making these easy adorable popsicle stick dolls withjust 3 simple supplies!

Show your kids how to make a God’s Eye craft with a couple of sticks and several lengths of yarn. This craft is a fun way for kids to practice their weaving skills while creating an interesting and beautiful ornament.

Rig up a simple bucket and rope contraption in your backyard! It’s a homemade toy that will provide hours of open-ended play for kids.

Twirling sticks for dance and drama activities

Self-Portrait Art for Preschoolers using items found in nature

Change the lyrics to a familiar song to create a new one as a means of helping them explore how syllables contribute to rhythm and how seeking out the right rhyme builds vocabulary.

Introduce children to sounds after they make their own guitar using a tissue box and rubber bands

Simon Says is a classic game that young children love, indoors or outside, or just about anywhere.