Science

Using bubble solution and making bubbles in freezing tempuratures

Using indoor elements with outdoor fun in the snow to create an exploding volcano.

‍Get ready to discover the magic in red cabbage! Test it out with different cooking substances in your kitchen and discover the reactions.

Using a glass jar, make your own magnifying glass

Part science, part play, a great activity for the kids.

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

Great competition on a hot day as kids are going to get wet!

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!

Super cool simple experiments that can be done at home!

Make your own secret messages using homemade invisible ink

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

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

An awesome combination of two classic games!

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.

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

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

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.

Introduce your child to the world of computer coding with these free websites.

With basic materials to make your very own bouncy ball!

Use a water bottle, a sock and some dish soap to make your very own bubble snake blower.

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

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

Finding and idenitfying the various stars and constellations

How to make the perfect paper "Bulldog Dart" airplane.

Learn how to make liquid watercolour paint with your dried up markers.

It's amazing to observe the chemical reactions you can easily create with a drop of vinegar.

Make an ocean in a bottle with 3 easy ingredients. One of the fastest and easiest-ever science activities for kids.

Learn how to make colourful crystallized beach rocks with Borax and liquid watercolours!

This water displacement experiment will show you how to use a simple water play activity to teach a scientific concept to young children.

This simple water play activity is a great way for kids to learn about colour-mixing

A batch of 2-ingredient cloud dough keeps forever, and will keep kids entertained for ages.

Dig for frozen treasures with this DIY Ice Age activity bin. It will keep kids busy for a good long time

This is a fun sensory/water play activity for toddlers and preschoolers to explore nature in their backyard

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.

A STEM activity that will help enhance children's cognitive abilities through touch and sensory development

This game allows your child to utilize their senses with household objects around the house

A fun way to explore photography and visual effects through a time lapse series of photos

Simple photo game to help explain the concept of vision and perspective in a fun way.

Host your own scavenger hunt in a local neighbourhood park.

Increase awareness of a child's surroundings through analyzing different sounds around the house

Frozen paint pops are a great way for kids to paint outdoors and express themselves artistically.

The most important knots to learn for everyday life

This DIY kaleidoscope encourages kids think outside the box, and explore the world around them.

A fun and easy way to introduce children to plants and gardening.

Create your very own mini aquarium with a mason jar, coloured water, small aquatic toys and pebbles.