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Four Awesome Places for Date Night With Kids in Edmonton

Setting aside some special one-on-one time with your child is so important because it gives your child an opportunity to have his/her mom or dad all to themselves. Giving your children undivided and positive attention, whether they are three years old or in their teens, is one of the best
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Happily Ever After for Engineering Day at TELUS World of Science Edmonton
It’s almost Back to School Time! Here are Some Great Edmonton Field Trips!

If you are looking for an exciting Edmonton field trip opportunity for your class, you’ll have no shortage of options in the CapitalĀ region. Here are just a few of the places where your students will learn something new while creating lasting memories with their peers: The Art Gallery of Alberta:
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48 Hours of Fun in Sylvan Lake

Yes you can make a vacation out of a weekend getaway! Here’s how to make the most with only 48 Hours of Fun in Sylvan Lake. For parents with memories of carefree good times at the sleepy lakeside town, Sylvan Lake holds some pleasant family fun surprises. Don’t get me
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Savor Every Moment with the Romance Entree at the Melting Pot. Credit and copyright belong to the The Melting Pot
The Ultimate Date Night in Edmonton

Dinner and a movie? **Yawn** who wants to revert to that standard date formula when Alberta’s capital city is bursting with fun, novel and new things to try? Wow your first date or keep things fresh and exciting with your steady beau by checking out: Jubilations: Edmonton’s famous dinner theatre
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Beyond Rubik's Cube
Puzzle out the fun at Beyond Rubik’s Cube

  I’ll admit, I have never solved a Rubik’s Cube. I have pulled the coloured square stickers off and put them back in an attempt to make it look like I solved it, but…it was all a lie. The videos of the ā€œsuper solversā€ then, in the Beyond Rubik’s Cube
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How to Make a Monster

Upon entering the TELUS World of Science’s How to Make a Monster exhibit, we were greetedĀ by a board of terrifying acrylic crocodile eyes— experimental attempts at gettingĀ just the right look of evil and cunning. Across from the disembodied eyes was the animatronicĀ tail and gargantuan head of an enormous croc; Captain
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Our Visit to Star Wars Identities at Telus World of Science

Guest post by Julie Van Rosendaal We live in a very Star Wars household. This was the case before my son arrived – my husband grew up with Star Wars, and I confess when we bought our first house, I had to limit the number of Star Wars action figures
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