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Take Advantage of Your March Break Canada!

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It’s almost that time of year again when the kids get to take a week off school to enjoy the win­ter and pack in some excit­ing activ­i­ties. A lot of peo­ple take this oppor­tu­nity to go down South for the week, but if you’re like me you need some ideas closer to home that wont break the bank.

That being said there are a lot of activ­i­ties going on in most com­mu­ni­ties that can get your fam­ily active and out of the house. Here are some of the activ­i­ties I found:

1. YMCA March Break Day Camps-check your local YMCA because most of them offer day camps through­out the march break that have fun activ­i­ties for kids. It’s get­ting them active and it’s a chance to meet new people.

2. Local Libraries offer a ton of activ­i­ties for kids all year round and even more activ­i­ties dur­ing the March Break. A lot of the activ­i­ties pro­vided by your local library are free and are worth check­ing out!

3. Check your local Com­mu­nity Cen­ter for events dur­ing the break. Most offer more pub­lic swim­ming, skat­ing or drop in times for team sports. It’s a great way to stay active this March break.

4. Volunteer in your com­mu­nity. It’s a reward­ing expe­ri­ence to help some­one out and there are tons of places you can vol­un­teer your time with your fam­ily this March Break.

For more great things to do with your fam­ily this March Break check your city’s local web­site.
If you have any addi­tional ideas please  share them so every­one can take advan­tage of their March Break.

*Bumped to the top because its March break

10 Responses to “Take Advantage of Your March Break Canada!”

  1. 7mountains

    Wait ’til next year.…spring break increases from 1 week to 2 weeks, where I am. Already not a fan of that!!! I don’t envy any­one who has to pay for day­care, it makes us strug­gling to get by even more complicated.

  2. Jackie

    Wait, march break was 2 weeks when I was in high school, then it went to one. Now it’s going back to two?!? That’s crazy.

  3. 7mountains

    I am in Chill­i­wack, BC. They are start­ing the 2 week thing next year, 2011. It is already in effect in Abotts­ford and I believe in Lan­g­ley too. I am quite cer­tain that there are other areas that prac­tise the 2 week break.

  4. macfsh

    Where I am in Ontario March break for the lit­tle kids isn’t until the week of the 15th. Only one week here.

  5. ryry

    If they extend the leave to two weeks won’t they have to make up the instruc­tional time at a lat­ter date? In Ontraio we have to have 190 instruc­tional days in a school year. March break in Sim­coe County — the board I am in — is only one week and no news of two weeks.

  6. 7mountains

    Imple­ment­ing a 2 week spring break looks like this in BC: the school board increases each school day by 7 or 8 min­utes and THAT makes up for the extra week in the spring.

  7. internet cepat

    You may have not intended to do so, but I think you might have man­aged to express the state of mind that a lot of indi­vid­u­als are in. The sense of want­ing to sup­port, but not know­ing how or wher­ever, is a thing a lot of us are going through.

  8. Shoutcast IIX Murah

    Aw, this was a really great post. In the­ory I’d pre­fer to write like this also — tak­ing time and gen­uine energy to gen­er­ate a fan­tas­tic post… but what can I say… I pro­cras­ti­nate alot and never ever appear to get a thing car­ried out.

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