Updated October 27, 2025
Our weather is crazy in Alberta and we usually get a lot of winter! Let’s get outdoor and enjoy it with the kids while we can. I hear it’s suppose to warm up a bit this weekend, so go out and enjoy before another cold snap!
Land Acknowledgement
This land has welcomed First Nations from across Turtle Island, and settlers and visitors from around the world. Alberta lands are part of Treaties 4, 6, 7, 8 and 10, and the homeland of the Métis.
Alberta Mamas respects and celebrates the sovereignty, lands, histories, languages, knowledge systems and cultures of all Indigenous, Métis, and Inuit nations. We are striving to better listen, understand, and learn from the Indigenous ways of knowing, being and doing.
We are all Treaty people.
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Scavenger hunt
Print off this winter scavenger hunt from CBC and go for a walk to find them.
Paint in the snow
You can try mixing some food coloring and water into a squeeze bottle or check out this idea.
Mini time capsule
Spend some time putting some stuff into a waterproof bag/container and bury it in the yard somewhere deep in the snow. When Spring comes around and the snow melts find it and open it up!
Play X’s and O’s in the snow
My daughter loves this game and we play over and over and over. I bet we could fill a whole field.
Try snowshoeing
Check out your local nature center like the John Janzen!
Hike around a local park
We did this fun Hike At Chickakoo Lake in Spring and my Dad used to take us when we were kids with cross country skis around it. You can look for birds and animals that are not in hibernation as a fun learning opportunity.
Ice Skating
Check out your local community league or find an indoor one, depending on the weather.
We have a great list of where to ice skate in Edmonton!
Have a bon fire and hot chocolate
Invite some friends over for a fire, roast marshmallows and have some hot chocolate.
Frozen Toy Scavenger Hunt
Freeze small toys in ice cube trays or tupperware containers and hide them in the backyard for a fun at home scavenger hunt.
Freezing Bubbles
If it’s cold enough, try freezing bubbles! Take some bubble solution and blow bubbles softly onto snowy surfaces and watch them freeze!
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