Looking for ways to keep cool on these warm days? Why not make a reusable sponge water ball (aka a Sponge Splat!)? With a few simple materials, you’ll have a great toy for playing in the sprinkler, the pool, the beach, or the splash pad!
Everybody feels sad sometimes! When Miss Stephanie is feeling sad, angry, frustrated or angry she does breathing activities to help her feel better. Let’s try doing Finger Breathing together.
Join Taylor, a Fire Inspector with Innisfil Fire, for a fun filled storytime! First, we’ll explore “The Fire Station” with Robert Munsch (a story published by Annick Press) and then remember why we should there should be “No Dragons for Tea: Fire Safety for Kids (and Dragons)” (a story written by Jean E. Pendziwol and… Continue Reading Storytime with Innisfil Fire
How does soap fight off germs? Let’s see it in action with this simple science experiment you can try at home. There might even be a special guest appearance from Miss Laura!
These little bugs may be tiny, but they sure are mighty! Sing and stomp along to this classic with Miss Stephanie, hurrah, hurrah!
Do you need somewhere to store your trinkets and treasures? Try making a woven bowl using a paper plate and some of your favourite coloured yarn with Miss Laura!
Join Miss Sarah in singing along to this storytime classic! C’mon, you all know it! Get your hands up!
Not all monsters are scary, most of them are just silly! Unleash your creativity and try out the Dot Monster Challenge! You never know what kind of monster you’ll create. Click here to learn more!
Easy and fun for all ages, learn how to plant nutritious beans in your garden or container with Innisfil Seed Library‘s Bridget Indelicato. All you need to get growing are planting beans, soil, sunshine, water and your hands! For more resources about seed growing and saving, and for Innisfil/Cookstown residents to safely borrow seeds online,… Continue Reading Bean Planting presented by Innisfil Seed Library
Welcome to the Virtual Science Fair! This week, we’re trying a simple “Sink or Float” experiment. Aspiring scientists and curious kids can try this experiment at home!