>Let’s go for a sail. Safety First: Wear a lifejacket and go with someone who knows the water and all about sailing. Make this a family activity: Take the whole family out! This activity promotes learning about the wind and navigation and water safety skills.
>Somersaults, handstands, cartwheels… This activity promotes coordination, flexibility and physical strength.
>You will need 4 or more players, a spoon for each player (minus one player), and a deck of cards. Spoons are placed in the middle of the players where everyone can reach them. One spoon per player, minus one player. So, if you have 4 players, put out 3 spoons. From the deck of
>Calligraphy is a fancy form of writing that looks very elegant. You will need special calligraphy pens to do calligraphy. A ‘how to’ book helps too as it will show you how to make the letters using your pens. Pens can be found in craft stores and books can be found in the library, craft
>Let’s get wet! Check out your local splash/spray park or waterslides. While waterslides can be expensive, some towns have a splash/spray park or wading pool that is free. Snoop around and see what you can find to cool down. Safety First: Bring an adult. Make this a family activity: Get the whole family splashing and
> Weeeeeeeeeeeeee! Go for a spin on a scooter. Don’t have one? Try out a friend’s. Safety First: Remember your helmet! This activity promotes balance and coordination.
>What is a Farmers’ Market? A Farmer’s Market is a market that takes place each week on a certain day. Local farmers and other craftspeople come, set up tables and sell what they have grown or made. You can find everything from fresh vegetables, to baking, to plants, to handmade wooden chests, to meats, to
