Creatures of the Deep: Mini Bites
Looking for a fresh and snappy new series to watch? Something new is rising from the ocean depths and bubbling to the surface! Ocean Networks Canada at UVic is very excited to present Creatures...
Category: Digital recess
Learning and fun for the kids at home
How are we doing?
Whether we like it or not, we’ve all grown used to this new COVID-19 reality. Most of us have found the resources and websites we need to entertain ourselves while we ride out this...
Drive-in at UVic: A summer of nostalgia
How many of you have fond memories of your local drive-in? Cuddling up with your families in the back of your station wagon, watching your favourite flick? UVic offered an opportunity to recreate those...
The Great Salish Sea BioBlitz
Do you know the difference between a nudibranch and a sand dollar? Here’s your chance to learn! The Great Salish Sea BioBlitz is the perfect opportunity for citizen scientists of all ages to get...
Learn Indigenous languages while you colour
Engage with Indigenous languages in a new and creative way. The Tah’lum Indigenous Artist Collective has created two language-learning colouring books for people of all ages. The colouring books illustrate how Indigenous artists connect...
Colour with the Vikes
Do you wish you could run, kick, and climb with the Vikes right now? We do too! We’re working hard to find innovative ways to run our camps this summer. In the meantime, the...
Staying positive with the Centre for Youth and Society
Feeling blue about the state of the world right now? Explore UVic’s Centre for Youth & Society (CFYS) resource hub filled with positive stories about support, compassion and generosity during COVID-19. The CFYS team...
Family guide to camping in a crisis
Communications + Marketing staffer Erin King took her family on a rainy camping trip this weekend. She’s put together some tongue-in-cheek tips for family camping during COVID-19. Find a spot I’m going to level...
Writing science right for kids
What’s a microbe? Why is the sky blue? What makes colour anyway? Some of us are facing a few new questions these days as we play educator to inquisitive kids. Unfortunately, science isn’t a...
A portal to the past
Time machines haven’t been invented yet (as far as we know), but that doesn’t mean you can’t interact with the past. Immerse yourself in the rough and tumble times of BC’s Gold Rush, with Barkerville...