Topics: Active play

The lazy days of summer can get very hot and humid. Water activities can help you and your kids stay cool!

Whether kids like sports or not, being active and moving everyday is good for them! So how do you get your non-sporty child to be active? Try these tips to incorporate movement into what they love. 

Small spaces don’t have to equal small fun! Get your kids moving with these creative activities they can do on their own or with others.

If your outdoor play space is a few squares of sidewalk, your kids can still have fun, active play with these games!

The playground is a great place for kids to develop fundamental movement skills! Try these fun games during your next PE period.

Does your school have a nearby wooded area or forest? Use this space as an outdoor classroom during PE to build fundamental movement skills.

Given pandemic restrictions, it can be tough to come up with PE activities. One solution: Hack the playground and make an obstacle course!

In PE class, your school’s field is good for more than just soccer or baseball—and there’s a lot you can do on pavement too.

Winters in Canada are long, cold, and dark. These creative and fun play ideas will get you and your kids through the depths of it!

‘Tis the season to be with your nearest and dearest! These 12 holiday-themed activity ideas offer fun for your whole family.

Turns out, kids can do more with Lego than sit on the floor and build! These indoor games will get them active as they play.

Kids love to play in fresh snow. With these active ideas, they’ll never run out of games to play outdoors this winter!

Because everyone should get outside and play this winter, here are some ways to make sure your kids keep warm and play safely.

Creating an indoor play space for your child doesn’t have to be expensive! Here are some ideas for building your DIY activity centre.

These active outdoor games are variations of Hide and Seek. They’ll get kids moving and having fun while remaining physically distanced.