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Source: nfb.ca

In March, the Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) celebrates la francophonie in partnership with the National Film Board of Canada (NFB). This year, they’re celebrating connections that span generations, cultures and communities. The CMHR is proud to present a selection of short films, interactive stories and games with Rendez‐vous de la Francophonie. Enjoy on your desktop or mobile device and invite your friends and family to join and enjoy a conversation together and follow the guiding questions for each program. Discover the Rendez‐vous de la Francophonie 2022 programming.

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Source: Meraki Theatre Productions

Meraki Theatre Productions is putting on their first ever free Mental Health Arts Week For Youth, called Stronger Together, that combines mental health resources and strategies with daily arts programming. Stronger Together takes place October 3-9 and is offered in partnership with the Mood Disorders Association of Manitoba.

The week’s programming includes days devoted to musical theatre, mindfulness, visual art, contemporary dance, songwriting, French theatre, and improv. Learn more and register.

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Source: canadiansciencecentres.ca

The Canadian Association of Science Centres (CASC), in partnership with Exploring By The Seat Of Your Pants (EBTSOYP), is hosting a 5-day virtual #WeekofWonder during NSERC’s Science Literacy Week (#Scilit) from September 20-24, 2021. The week-long event features virtual STEM programming from 20 of Canada’s leading Science Centres, Museums, and STEM outreach organizations. Daily programming provides options for francophone or anglophone audiences. See Calendar of Events.

Learn more about Exploring by the Seat of your pants here. You may also register for Week of Wonder directly from their website. Visit the Science Literacy Week website to see many more events happening during #Scilit (September 20-26, 2021).

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Source: wisekidneticenergy.ca

Founded in 1990, WISE Kid-Netic Energy is the largest community outreach program offered by the University of Manitoba, with support from the Price Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Science. They offer hands-on, curriculum-based science, engineering, and technology deliverables for youth in Kindergarten through Grade 12.

Scroll through WISE Kid-Netic Energy’s collection of cluster booklets filled with fun, on-the-go STEM activities like colouring, puzzles, design challenges, experiments, and more! Their booklets are offered in French and English. Plus, open up any booklet to meet Esiw the Friendly Robot, who loves to talk about all things computer science!

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Source: cdem.com/en/events/movies-under-the-stars For a third year in a row, the Conseil de développement économique des municipalités bilingues du Manitoba (CDEM), in partnership with Cinémental and the Alliance Française du Manitoba, presents Cinéma sous les étoiles (Movies Under the Stars) at the beautiful St. Boniface Cathedral. Cinéma sous les étoiles offers Manitoba audiences free outdoor screenings…
Jul 08, 2021 • french culture, French literacy, outdoor activities, Things to do in Manitoba, Things to do in Winnipeg
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CREATION STATION: WATERMELON SPONGE PAINTING

Source: fantasticfunandlearning.com This watermelon sponge painting art activity will invigorate the senses, spark creativity, and add in a little bit of math! Materials Sponges cut in various sizes of triangles White cardstock Tempera paint Small paper plates Paintbrush Directions Preliminary steps include cutting several sponges into triangle (or wedge) shapes, rounding the bottoms to give…
Jul 11, 2021 • art, arts and crafts, at-home crafts, Creation Station, summer, summer activities
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SHOP FEATURE 5

(For the week of July 12, 2021) Check out this week’s Feature 5 – a list of top-selling products from Shop, the Children’s Museum’s gift store, now with FREE shipping in Winnipeg on orders over $25! Read More… Double-Sided Flip Car Price: $6.99 Bring on the fun with these double-sided flip cars! Fly wheel action…
Jul 12, 2021 • arts and crafts, feature 5, science, shop, Shop Feature 5, Toys

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Source: pletheplay.com

New kids’ production Plé the Play from Manitoba-based co-creators Shannon Guile, Joanna Hawkins, Laura Lussier, and Andraea Sartison is available to stream now until June 16 via Vimeo.

Plé the Play explores the idea of how language makes us different and how it makes us the same. Performed in English, French and American Sign Language, the show is full of fun facts, comedy, music and spectacular visuals. You’ll also learn some signs along the way! Recommended for K to grade 6 audiences. Learn more and get streaming access.

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Source: freezeframeonline.org

The annual Freeze Frame International Film Festival for Kids of All Ages is on now until March 14! There’s lots to see and participate in, including online festival films with in-class activities, the youth video contest, and exciting online workshops available both before and after the festival.

Freeze Frame, the International Film Festival for Kids of All Ages, was created to provide young people in Manitoba access to quality films and videos from around the world. Freeze Frame selects films and videos that will entertain and challenge children and youth by exploring situations and issues not normally explored in mainstream media.

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Source: safeathomemb.ca

There’s a huge variety of online and winter/spring activities for families to discover as part of Safe At Home Manitoba‘s grant supported programming. Check out Portage la Prairie Library’s Kids Activity Kits, Wildlife Haven’s That’s So Wild mini series, Sport Manitoba’s Fit Kids Healthy Kids resources (pictured), Bibliothèque Taché Library’s What Happens Next? storytelling sessions, and much more!

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Source: Musée de l’ingéniosité

Quebec’s Musée de l’ingéniosité has a wealth of French-language virtual activities available on their website for older kids to explore. In their Learn to Invent series, French-language video clips guide kids through workshop set-up and constructing a variety of vehicles and simple machines with basic materials. There’s also resources on their website for experiments and activities geared toward younger kids.

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Source: Montreal Science Centre

The little elves at the Montreal Science Centre have prepared some really great programming to help you count down to the holidays!

From December 1st to December 24th, kids, parents, and even grandparents can learn about nature, try science experiments, and learn how to make the holidays greener than ever! Share wonderful discoveries together, play games, watch films, and try a few easy recipes too! Explore a fun new activity every day on their Facebook page.

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Source: Culturethèque

Alliance française du Manitoba is offering access to Culturethèque, the new e-library of Francophone culture in Canada. All members and students of Alliance française du Manitoba have free access to Culturethèque, and non-members can get free three-week trial access through Alliance française du Manitoba.

E-library Culturethèque offers thousands of documents with 24/7 access. From any computer, tablet or Smartphone, access your favourite magazines as they hit the newsstands, view concerts and shows, listen to lectures, introduce children to the French language, read ebooks and comics, and enhance your language skills with materials tailored to your needs. Check out their selection of children’s book titles.