On Monday, February 3, from 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. ET (5 p.m. to 6 p.m. PT) we’re hosting a winter Twitter chat. (If you’ve never joined in Twitter chat (or Twitter party as they are sometimes called) that’s no problem. You can easily join in the conversation by starting here.)

Spurred on by our excitement for the upcoming Winter Olympics we’ll be talking about inspiration, passion, and winter activities for kids. Follow the hashtag #AfLkids to meet new friends and chat with other parents, role models, and experts.

We have excellent prizes to give away:

• From Canon, an EOS Rebel SL1, the “world’s smallest and lightest DSLR” camera*, perfect for capturing amazing photos and HD videos of your kids being active. It’s small size means it’s easier to have with you at the playground, field, arena, or gym.
• From Mastermind Toys, an indoor activity prize pack with an indoor hockey set (2 sticks, 2 sets of carpet skates, and 1 “puck”), 2 indoor curling sets, and an indoor snowball set (with 2 forts and a case of “snowballs”)
• From Kari Svenneby, founder of ActiveKidsClub.com, a family pack of safety reflectors (2 hearts, 3 butterflies, 2 soccer balls, 1 purple active kid, 1 yellow active kid, 1 hockey player)

Kari will also be joining us for the chat. She’s been featured in the Globe & Mail, Toronto Star, and Backpacker Magazine for her work getting families outdoors.

We’ll be announcing winners throughout the chat. Sherrie Mae Guthrie will be asking the questions while Diana M. will be announcing the winners. To be eligible for prizes you need to have a Canadian address and you need to pre-register using the form below.

As a warm up, we’re asking parents to tweet, Instagram, or pin photos of the fun and active things your kids love to do. For more chances to win, make sure you use the #AfLkids hashtag.

Don’t forget to RSVP and participate to be eligible to win.

See you on Feb 3rd!

RSVP for the Active for Life winter Twitter chat by providing us with:

*As of November 1st 2013 Canon’s research. Among digital SLR cameras with APS-C size equivalent sensors.