
“Thrive by Five”: Why the early years are so important
Find out how you can help your child to “thrive by five”

Are your kids getting their DPA (Daily Physical Activity) at school?
Kids need to be active throughout the school day

Use this toolkit to start a nature club for families
A toolkit developed by the Children and Nature Network helps you create a nature club for families.

How active are young Canadians? Read this year’s ParticipACTION report card
Find out how active we are as a country

The multi-sport approach: Download and share our posters!
Learn how different sports help each other

Kids need more outdoor play, says expert
Lots of active free play helps kids thrive

How to create positive sport experiences for kids with hidden disabilities
5 strategies to enhance sport participation

NBA and USA Basketball promote multi-sport approach for kids
New guidelines for basketball players, parents, and leagues

May is for mental health
Spend time outside to de-stress

Multi-sport initiative brings together Canada’s top national sport organizations
Check out the new multi-sport website

Is Sidney Crosby the best baseball player from Canada?
The hockey phenom is an example of a multi-sport athlete

Encouraging risky play is becoming more common worldwide
More are recognizing the benefits of risky play

Share this poster and support multi-sport for kids
Playing many sports helps develop physical literacy

The powerful mindset of Georgia Simmerling
Canadian skier talks about resiliency and her recovery

Meet Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir, ice dancers
Learn more about Team Canada at PyeongChang

Don’t let social media get in the way of enjoying your kids playing
Let youth sports be a source of enjoyment

Meet Mikael Kingsbury, mogul skier
Learn more about Team Canada at PyeongChang 2018

Meet Erik Guay, alpine skier
Learn more about Team Canada at PyeongChang 2018

Meet Alex Harvey, cross-country skier
Learn more about Team Canada at PyeongChang 2018

Invitation to parents: Share these resources with your child’s daycare
We all know that physical activity is essential for developing healthy bodies and brains in early childhood. And if you have an infant, toddler, or preschooler in child care, you may also know that physical activity is supported by physical literacy—the physical competence and confidence to be physically active. Physical literacy is just one of … Continued

This video will inspire kids to get outside and play this winter
This video will motivate you to go outdoors

30 healthy school snacks for active kids
Tasty ideas to keep your kids fueled-up

Things you yell at your hockey player that only confuse them
5 common hockey phrases explained

Try our Winter Break Bingo printable
This fun and active bingo printable is a great way for kids to get moving over the winter holidays!