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Spring Break
Saturday April 10 - Sunday April 18, 2021


Watch videos depicting life in the 1800s.
The Thomas House:
 
-The Secret Room
-Welsh Cakes
-Cool Gadgets
-The Bed

​
Old Oakville:
 
-Captain Sam McGiffin house
-The Worn Doorstep
-James Kelley house
-Afternoon Tea and Gossip
-Captain Wilson and the Underground Railroad

​Put together jigsaw puzzles.
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Enjoy colouring pages. Write a story to go with the colouring.
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Complete a Thomas House cross word puzzle. Visit The Thomas House for clues.
Watch Welsh Cakes being made.                                                    Then make some at home.                         
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 Create some crafts.

The following links go outside of our website. The full responsibility for what happens is between those who visit the websites and the websites. Follow all safety precautions.

​1800s Crafts

​1. mentalfloss.com

Winter Crafts


1. Cambridge Ontario​

1800s Games

1. Fort Scott
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Jacobs Ladder is traditionally made with wood and ribbon. Cardboard layers glued together can be used. Ribbon holds the pieces together. There are many variations, including wedding keepsakes.
Get a pan, paper plate or other base. Place items. To hang, add two ends of rope, string, yarn or ribben. Cover with water. Leave out overnight to freeze. Many shapes are possible, even doughuts.
The game of graces was played by two players. Each player had a stick. Using the sticks, the players tossed a hoop to one another. The game was meant to encourage children to move gracefully.

After Family Day, in a safe way; set the pace, for walks around Old Oakville. Learn about people that walked before you. There are faxinating stories about some of the buildings as well.
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  • HOME
  • Contact
  • ABOUT
    • Our Story
    • Our Office
    • Our Gardens
    • The Thomas House
    • Our Volunteers
    • Vignettes of Life in Early Oakville
    • Our Interns
    • Archive Intern - Summer Paid
    • Our Sponsors
    • Our Plaques >
      • Plaque Process
      • Plaque Order Form
      • Plaque Payment
    • Supporting our Cadets >
      • 2020 Cadet
      • 2019 Cadet
    • Oakville History
    • Oakville Heritage Moments
    • Videos
    • Village Essays
  • DONATE
    • Donate Artefacts
    • Donations Online
  • Stories
    • Do You Have a Story to Tell?
    • The White House on Allan Street
    • Christena’s Story
    • A Child’s Wonderland
    • Growing Up at Holyrood
    • Oakville Children’s Centre
  • Books
    • Beautiful Oakville - 1897
    • Garden of Canada - c1902
    • Library
    • Telephone Book 1947
    • The Sumner Diaries
  • Archives
    • Archive
    • Basket Factory Memorial Plaques >
      • Basket Factory Questionnaire
    • Health Care As It Was >
      • Health Care As It Was - Continued
    • Munro Letters
    • Oakville Images
    • Oakville Memories
    • Ontario History Journal Digital Archive
    • Oakville Museum
    • Our Ontario
    • Photo Collection
    • Poppies WWI
    • World War I
    • Town of Oakville Online Collections
  • Membership
    • Membership New
    • Membership Fast Renewal
    • Membership Renewal
    • Membership Update
  • Activities
    • Speakers' Nights 2021 >
      • Speakers' Nights 2020
      • Speakers' Nights 2019
      • Speakers' Nights 2018
      • Speakers' Nights 2017
    • Guided Walking Tours
    • Self-guided Walking Tours >
      • Erchless Estate
      • Navy Street
      • Old Oakville
      • Trafalgar Road Heritage Conservation District
      • Trafalgar-Allan Corridor
      • Lot 12
    • In & Around Oakville
    • Yard Sale
    • Family >
      • Annual Family Activities
      • Colouring
      • Jigsaw Puzzles
      • Family Day 2020
      • Family Day 2019
    • Annual General Meeting >
      • 2019 AGM
    • Ghost Walk >
      • Ghost Stories
      • Video Ghost Stories
      • Question(s) or Comment(s)
      • 2019 Reviews
    • Doors Open
    • Oakville Family History Fair
    • Mayor's Historical Picnic >
      • 2019 Mayor's Historical Picnic
      • 2018 Mayor's Historical Picnic
      • 2017 Mayor's Historical Picnic
    • Museum Camp
    • Members' Christmas Party
    • Snapshots: Society events
    • Archive >
      • 2014 Activities
      • 2015 Activities
      • 2015 Youth Art Contest
  • Newsletters
  • Shop
    • Shop
    • Art of Oakville
    • Store, Photo, Archive Payment
  • Links