The number of Covid-19 cases has risen in Saskatchewan. We improved over the summer, but our numbers have risen again. Here’s the update on restrictions in Saskatoon. From cancellations to closures to potential shortages, Family Fun Saskatoon will endeavour to keep abreast of the latest developments affecting your family with
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We had to self isolate with my four-year-old son for the past few days. There was a child in his class that tested positive for Covid. This means we stay home to keep others safe and wait to see if we have Covid symptoms. I’ll be honest, I was not
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Missing all the perks of the Saskatoon Public Library? Me too! To continue with their great work during COVID-19, the library is offering lots of online programming for everyone from two months to 90 years! Check out what’s happening: Saskatoon Public Library Online Programming Knowlympics The all-ages summer learning challenge
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The Saskatoon Public Library holds pick-up service begins June 15th at all SPL locations. Pickups will be at appointments between 10am and 6pm Monday thru Saturday. The library follows all the recommendations of the provincial government and the Saskatchewan Health Authority and will be delivering the service as follows: Saskatoon
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Outdoor pools and sports have been given the go-ahead to open on Monday June 22, 2020. The first part of Phase 4 reopening plan includes outdoor pools, spray parks, outdoor sports and day camps. Stay tuned for an announcement on Phase 4.2 next week. All social distancing protocols remain in
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Kids and nature were meant to be together! But with the current restrictions in place due to COVID-19, parents and businesses have had to get a little more creative about engaging with nature. That’s why Evergreen Brickworks has moved their focus to creating some great online content for viewers at
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The National Geographic Kids website is a gold mine for all things fun and learning at home! Discover and learn new things about animals, science, geography and history. Then take what you’ve learned and test it in the game section with trivia questions! Don’t forget to check out the Home
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I’m all for time-consuming (but still entertaining) boredom busters, and this one meets the criteria! A British Architecture Studio, Foster & Partners, has released a series of building templates that kids can use to build their own paper city at home. All you need to do is print, colour and
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  Learning to read confidently is a life skill that opens up a world of discovery for your child! Do you have school aged children in preschool up to grade 2? Then these free printable worksheets from First Step Reading will help you of teach and encourage stronger reading skills
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Teaching History at home can feel a little overwhelming and confusing. But there’s no need to stress, because Black Creek Pioneer Village is here to help! These online history lessons can easily be incorporated into schooling at home, and are compatible with the Ontario school curriculum. Each lesson is filled
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