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7 Ways To Celebrate Canada Day With Kids
By CBC Parents Contributors
Jun 24, 2016
Happy Birthday Canada! We've got seven great ways to celebrate Canada — from cheerful Canada Day crafts to a brand new animated music video about the maple leaf, there's something for everyone.
1. Print A Map Of Canada Puzzle
Make a map of Canada puzzle at home. Print a puzzle (free PDF!), glue to light cardboard and play again and again.
2. Make Your Own Red And White Sidewalk Chalk
It only takes three ingredients.
3. Snack On A Canada Day Moose
Kids will absolutely adore this moose and maple leaf Canada Day snack. A quick and easy healthy snack.
4. Dance With Canada Day Ribbon Wands
These wands whip up in minutes, cost almost nothing to make and are easy for all ages.
5. Watch The Maple Leaf song
This fun animated video explains how the maple leaf has become a huge part of Canadian culture.
6. Make a 3D Fuse Bead Deer Ornament
What's more Canadian than wildlife? Build a 3D deer oranment with fuse beads.
7. Make A Canada Day Paper Plate Wreath
Kids can create their own festive Canada Day décor! With a few simple supplies, your little ones can craft their very own Canada Day wreaths.
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