Spring is in the air, and that means it’s time for Chestermere’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt!

Looking for an easy way to connect with other parents in Chestermere and Langdon? Whether your child makes a new friend at Sunset Park, John Peake Park, or Langdon’s Iron Horse Fields, our free printable playdate cards make it simple to swap contact information and plan future meetups!

This time of year we like to contact the families of the students who have a birthday on the cusp of being able to go to Kindergarten.

Alberta Education requires all Kindergarten students to turn five years old on or before December 31st of the school year they attend Kindergarten, but they can't be 6 years old on their first day of Kindergarten.

Little Free Libraries in Chestermere & Langdon.

A Little Free Library is a small, publicly accessible book-sharing box or structure that allows people to take a book to read or leave a book for others to find, based on the honour system.

Little Lake Locals is your go-to resource for family-friendly events, activities, and must-know happenings in Chestermere, Langdon, and the surrounding rural areas. No more hearing about amazing events after they’ve already happened, this newsletter brings everything straight to your inbox every Thursday morning.

Dr. Seuss’ birthday may be on March 2, but at the Chestermere Playschool, we’re celebrating all month long! We’re diving into the wacky and wonderful world of Dr. Seuss with some of our favorite books and hands-on activities inspired by his imaginative stories.

Energizer Night is designed with families in mind, featuring a wide range of youth activities, sports programs, and summer camps. But it doesn’t stop there—attendees will also find valuable resources from community support services, seniors’ programs, and health and wellness organizations, all gathered under one roof.

Looking for a little magic this St. Patrick’s Day? Instead of chasing rainbows, bring the fun home with this easy and exciting slime recipe! With a little green and a touch of gold, kids will love making (and playing with) this sparkly, stretchy slime.

Girls aged 9 to 15 will have the chance to explore a variety of physical and wellness activities at the Go Girl event on Monday, March 31, 2025, at the Chestermere Recreation Centre.

Looking for an exciting summer camp that blends technology, creativity, and fun? Code Ninjas Chestermere offers in-person summer camps where kids can learn new skills, make friends, and dive into the world of coding and digital creation!

Sail Canada accredited learn-to-sale camps run weekdays throughout July and August with programs available for participants ages 5 to 17. Our priority is to protect the health and safety of participants, staff, members and our community while adhering to all local, provincial and national health guidelines.

Looking for a summer filled with faith, friendship, and unforgettable adventures? Camp Chestermere offers both day camp (ages 5–13) and overnight camp in two age groups (7–11 or 11–15), providing a Christ-centered space where kids can grow in faith while enjoying exciting themed weeks.

This cute bear craft from the Chestermere Community Playschool is based on the book “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” By Eric Carle.  This craft gives kids the opportunity to practice following directions when they look at the pictures in the book and colour their animals to match.

The Chestermere-Strathmore Family Resource Network (FRN) plays a vital role in supporting families within the Chestermere and Strathmore communities. This network is part of a province-wide initiative in Alberta, aimed at providing comprehensive services and resources to families, children, and youth.

This cute bear craft from the Chestermere Community Playschool is based on the book “Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?” By Eric Carle.  This craft allows kids to practice following directions when they look at the pictures in the book and colour their animals to match.

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