Big Brothers Big Sisters of Stettler

Are you a match who has been together for so long you have run out of cool activities? Here are some suggestions.

Don't forget there is a FREE SWIM at the Stettler Recreation Center on the first and third Sunday of every month from 3-5pm, sponsored by Superfluity and Kidsport.

Also, there is FREE public SKATING on Wed. from 6:45-7:45pm and on Sunday from 3:45-4:45pm.

Take part in the activities listed on your Right. Keep in mind the type of activities allowed for different programs. In-School Mentors can not leave School property.

* Draw a picture with your toes
* Balance an item on your head and try navigating through a maze
* Trace each others shadows on the sidewalk
* Set up a domino maze and knock it over
* Pressed flower crafts
* Make a pet rock - clean, paint, glue on hats and feet ect.
* Build a castle out of toothpicks or cards
* Make a milkshake, float, jello, pudding
* Hopscotch
* Make a dollhouse
* Finger puppets, shadow puppets
* Try the Limbo!
* Thumb wrestle
* Build a snowman, fort
* bike, swim, rollerblade or other sport
* bake
* go shopping (Dollar store, window shop)
* Mini make-over (hair, nails, make-up)
* listen to and compare favorite music
* visit the beach and perfect your suntan (sand castles, sand animals, water frisbe, rent a paddle boat, campfire)
* participate in a community service project together (pet therapy for elderly)
* draw tatoos on each other
* make suntan tatoos (make a design out of tape, put it on your arm or leg, tan, take tape off and you are left with the image of the design)
* make ice-cream, yogurt, butter
* read teen magazines - quizes, embarassing stories
* drive around listening to music and talk about boys/girls
* make mock-tails (cocktails without alcohol)
* picnic and kites
* curl up by a late campfire and watch the stars
* make a scrapbook of the things you have done together
* have a "Girls Night", invite a friend, watch sappy movies, eat junk food ect
* computer games, surf the Net
* Go-Carts
* water fights
* crazy photos - go to a thrift shop and dress up in silly clothes, take pictures, pretend you are a professional photographer and make each other pose
* make friendship bracelets
* dollar store crafts (beading, paint canvases)
* use fabric paints to color your t-shirt or pillowcase
* go garage saleing
* try wash out hair dye (Kool-Aide)
* play Truth or Dare
* adopt a pet - one to take home or one through correspondance ie: an endangered species
* try leather work - make a belt or purse
* paper plane flying contest
* Origami
* build a bird house
* teach each other something - musical instrument, new game, skill
* encouage dreams, help each other to achieve them
* take part in a community event - fair, parade, rodeo, ball game
* go for hot-chocolate
* lawn games - frisbee, slip'n'slide, croquet
* take a board game to play at the park (Dairy Queen and A&W are good about letting you use a back table to hang out and play games)
* go to Ol'MacDonalds campground - mini golf, paddle boats, weiner roast ect
* West Stettler Park - lawn games, kites, fishing, bike path, splash park
* Red Deer - movie, lazer tag, arcades, Discovery Canyon, go-carts, Bower Ponds (paddle boats, ice cream, baseball, fishing)
* Lacombe Corn Maze
* build a tree house, dog house, bird house, soap-box derby car

With prior notice you are welcome to use the Heartland Youth Center facilities and activities (climbing wall, kitchen, board games, computers, pool table, arcades, Nintendo, Play Station ect)

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	Are you a match who has been together for so long you have run out of cool activities? Here are some suggestions. Don't forget there is a FREE SWIM at the Stettler Recreation Center on the first and third Sunday of every month from 3-5pm, sponsored by Superfluity and Kidsport. Also, there is FREE public SKATING on Wed. from 6:45-7:45pm and on Sunday from 3:45-4:45pm. Take part in the activities listed on your Right. Keep in mind the type of activities allowed for different programs. In-School Mentors can not leave School property. * Draw a picture with your toes * Balance an item on your head and try navigating through a maze * Trace each others shadows on the sidewalk * Set up a domino maze and knock it over * Pressed flower crafts * Make a pet rock - clean, paint, glue on hats and feet ect. * Build a castle out of toothpicks or cards * Make a milkshake, float, jello, pudding * Hopscotch * Make a dollhouse * Finger puppets, shadow puppets * Try the Limbo! * Thumb wrestle * Build a snowman, fort * bike, swim, rollerblade or other sport * bake * go shopping (Dollar store, window shop) * Mini make-over (hair, nails, make-up) * listen to and compare favorite music * visit the beach and perfect your suntan (sand castles, sand animals, water frisbe, rent a paddle boat, campfire) * participate in a community service project together (pet therapy for elderly) * draw tatoos on each other * make suntan tatoos (make a design out of tape, put it on your arm or leg, tan, take tape off and you are left with the image of the design) * make ice-cream, yogurt, butter * read teen magazines - quizes, embarassing stories * drive around listening to music and talk about boys/girls * make mock-tails (cocktails without alcohol) * picnic and kites * curl up by a late campfire and watch the stars * make a scrapbook of the things you have done together * have a "Girls Night", invite a friend, watch sappy movies, eat junk food ect * computer games, surf the Net * Go-Carts * water fights * crazy photos - go to a thrift shop and dress up in silly clothes, take pictures, pretend you are a professional photographer and make each other pose * make friendship bracelets * dollar store crafts (beading, paint canvases) * use fabric paints to color your t-shirt or pillowcase * go garage saleing * try wash out hair dye (Kool-Aide) * play Truth or Dare * adopt a pet - one to take home or one through correspondance ie: an endangered species * try leather work - make a belt or purse * paper plane flying contest * Origami * build a bird house * teach each other something - musical instrument, new game, skill * encouage dreams, help each other to achieve them * take part in a community event - fair, parade, rodeo, ball game * go for hot-chocolate * lawn games - frisbee, slip'n'slide, croquet * take a board game to play at the park (Dairy Queen and A&W are good about letting you use a back table to hang out and play games) * go to Ol'MacDonalds campground - mini golf, paddle boats, weiner roast ect * West Stettler Park - lawn games, kites, fishing, bike path, splash park * Red Deer - movie, lazer tag, arcades, Discovery Canyon, go-carts, Bower Ponds (paddle boats, ice cream, baseball, fishing) * Lacombe Corn Maze * build a tree house, dog house, bird house, soap-box derby car With prior notice you are welcome to use the Heartland Youth Center facilities and activities (climbing wall, kitchen, board games, computers, pool table, arcades, Nintendo, Play Station ect)