Snow World Experience for Parents & Children

Age Group: 3 + years
1. Introduction (10 minutes)

• Objective: Break the ice (literally and figuratively!) and get kids and parents comfortable.
• Activity:
  • Gather everyone in a circle.
  • Have each child introduce themselves and share one fun fact (e.g., “My favorite winter activity is…”).
  • Parents can also join in to share their favorite winter memory.
• Warm-Up Tip: Play a quick “Name Freeze” game where the group pretends to freeze whenever someone’s name is called.

2. Skating Free Play (20 minutes)

Objective: Let participants explore and enjoy the thrill of skating together.

Activity:

• Provide safety gear (helmets, knee pads) and guide everyone to the skating area.
• Allow kids and parents to skate freely, encouraging them to try out fun moves.
• Organize mini-challenges like “Who can glide the longest?” or “Parent-Kid Pair Spins.”
• Staff members will be available to assist beginners and ensure safety

3. Snowball Dodge Game (20 minutes)

• Objective: Foster excitement and friendly competition.
• Activity:
  • Split everyone into two teams.
  • Set boundaries for a play area.
  • Teams use soft snowballs to “tag” opponents while dodging incoming snowballs.
  • Parents can act as “protectors” for the kids, making the game even more engaging.
  • Game ends when one team has more players left “in play.”

4. Snow Slide Challenge (20 minutes)

• Snow Slide Challenge 
  • Set up a slide course with sleds.
  • Have kids and parents slide in pairs or take turns navigating the track.
  • Time their runs or add fun checkpoints for challenges (like tossing snowballs through a hoop).

5. Wrap-Up (10 minutes)

• Objective: End with a sense of accomplishment and fun memories.
• Activity:
  • Hand out participation badges.
  • Take a group photo..

This experience ensures a mix of physical activity, teamwork, and memorable bonding moments for both kids and parents!