IH Vancouver offers the CAP for children ages 5-12 of all English abilities. It is held at the Vancouver Community College at 1155 E Broadway, Vancouver,
# SUMMER CAMPS 2026. Experience hands-on fun this summer at Pear Tree! **Registration is now open-reserve** your spot for hands-on learning, creativity, and fun this spring! **In addition** to our Pro-D, ESL, French, Spring and Summer Camps. Our summer camps offer unique experiences that combine fun, creativity, and growth. Pear Tree offers spring camps that are designed to provide enriching, hands-on experiences that cater to the unique developmental needs of children aged 5-12 years, as well as ESL students. Pear Tree offers Pro-D camps that are designed to provide enriching, hands-on experiences that cater to the unique developmental needs of children aged 5-12 years. If your child is applying with one of the VSB’s Mini Schools, Pear Tree Education can help your child! **Pear Tree Education is a progressive learning centre located in Kitsilano, Vancouver.** Established in 2011, Pear Tree Education was created to make 21st century education accessible and affordable to all Vancouver families regardless of the school that their child attends. [Learn More](https://www.pear-tree.ca/how-to-choose-summer-camp-vancouver/).
Does anyone have any free websites I can use to teach children from the ages of 5-12? Currently use Starfall, Nat Geo Kids, and Toy theatre.
# Screen use for children aged 5 to 12. Learn how to support screen health for children aged 5 to 12. Explore tips, resources and guidance on managing screen time. However, we know that there are both benefits and risks of screen use. ## How much screen time is too much? Every child is unique and will experience the benefits and risks of screen use differently. ## Follow the 4 C’s for some evidence-based tips to manage your child’s screen use. These family-friendly guides were created together by Vancouver Coastal Health and the BC Children’s Hospital - Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre teams to support you and your child. #### English - Screen Use 5-12. #### Spanish - Screen Use 5-12. #### Simplified Chinese - Screen Use 5-12. #### Traditional Chinese - Screen Use 5-12. #### Vietnamese - Screen Use 5-12. #### Punjabi - Screen Use 5-12. #### Farsi - Screen Use 5-12.
###### 9 local online learning resources for school aged kids. Pump tracks for kids in Metro Vancouver. ##### 5 of the Best Pump Tracks to Get Your Kids Zooming! ###### Earth Day in Metro Vancouver, 5 FREE family-friendly events this weekend. ###### Easter Activities and Events in Metro Vancouver. * Virtual activities for school-aged kids. With BC’s delayed school start, many families will be looking to online learning resources in order to minimize TV time and keep their kids entertained. So, with that in mind, today, we’ve got you covered with our list of ten local online learning resources for school-aged kids. ## Online Learning Activities for School Aged Kids. If your looking for something fun and educational, we’ve got good news for you because all of the sessions are pre-recorded and accessible through your smartphone, tablet or laptop. Visit Science World’s Dome at Home website for a host of free science activities and videos.
Inspire your imagination and develop your STEM skills. You never know what we'll build with: LEGO® bricks, blocks, boxes, or other fun materials. For ages 5
Virtual Classes with Outschool. We offer a wide variety of virtual classes for ages 3-18. Academic - General. Reading. Writing. Science - STEM - General.
## At-home learning tips and resources for parents. With BC schools scheduled to return to learning this week, BC teachers and school districts have been working tirelessly to figure out remote instruction for students of all ages. We’ve put together information and tips from the government and BC educators on productive home learning to help you find ways to keep your child engaged. To help ensure continued learning for children, the BC Ministry of Education (MoE) launched a new website to support BC parents with children in grades K-12. The website, Keep Learning BC is a central place where families can find tips and ideas for everyday educational activities, as well as links to free learning resources. For students with special learning needs, the Learning Disabilities Society of Greater Vancouver launched the online RISE at Home program, which provides one-on-one at-home instruction to kids with learning disabilities. We took a look at the Keep Learning BC website and pulled out some key highlights to help you and your child start at-home learning.