Walking Trails & Tracks for Kids - Meekatharra (6642)

the Central Coast, Western Australia (WA)

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Darlot St, Meekatharra, WA 6642

About Us

At ActiveActivities our mission is to connect parents and carers with events and activities for kids and make it quick and easy to find, compare and select the best provider based on your needs and location.

We are building the most comprehensive online marketplace for kids activities in Australia where you can find things to do for kids and school holiday activities for kids and contact providers in a few clicks.

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I love learning

There are, of course, so many new skills I learned that I’m beyond excited to bring into Green SuperCamp Australia, and that I want to bring into my teaching practice. But there are also so many learnings about myself and who I am around others that I want to bring into other facets of my life. In understanding myself more, I’m able to spend more time understanding my students, my colleagues, my friends, my family, the people around me every day. Because of that I can learn more, and I don’t know if I mentioned this, but I love learning.

National Parks for kids in the Brisbane Region

Whether you’re in for a relaxing or an adventurous weekend, the national parks in the Brisbane region are perfect places for family bonding! Kids, being naturally active and energetic, always need to learn and experience something new, something exciting and will get them up and about. If you decide to take them to Brisbane in the weekends or spend the school holidays in Queensland, why not have some leisure time at the national parks?

Karate for your Kids

Looking for activities for kids that exercise mind, body and spirit? Why not try karate! With its emphasis on self improvement and non aggression, it is a great activity for kids and adults alike!

Australian Kids Need Active Parents

Australian kids need active parents according to this study which reveals what encourages children to be more sporty. This article includes some tips for parents and carers who want to encourage their kids to be more sporty.

Coordination and rhythm are what your kids will learn!

Percussions for Kids

Let your kids develop their sense of rhythm with percussion instruments! Anything that can be struck or banged can be a percussion instrument - the only limit is your kid’s imagination!

The Basics of Gymnastics: A Beginner's Guide for Kids

Celebrate your child's efforts and progress, no matter how small. Positive reinforcement boosts their self-esteem and encourages them to keep striving for improvement.

The importance of poetry in your child's life

World Poetry Day was hosted globally on Tuesday, 21 March and it’s a good opportunity to talk about the important role poetry plays in child development.

National parks in the Perth region

Enjoy the weekends and school holidays immersed in nature! Get back in touch with nature and discover the stunning sceneries that the Perth has to offer. The region is known for its outdoor lifestyle, that’s why visiting the national parks here should be at the top of your “activities for kids in Perth” list.

Street Fighting and Self-Defence

As I have first mentioned, there are no rules for self-defence and every situation is different and dynamic. Use your head (in more ways than one), be situationally aware, stay dynamic and adaptive, and I truly hope that you never have to use your Tae Kwon Do skills or self-defence techniques in real life!

The Benefits of Playing Soccer

It’s our role as parents to educate and equip our children with the tools to live a happy, healthy and successful life, to benefit not only their mind but also their body.

Children Learning Martial Arts at a Martial Arts Academy

Why Kids in Australia Love Martial Arts Fitness

Participating in martial arts often involves group activities, encouraging social interaction among children. Kids make new friends, share experiences, and learn the importance of teamwork and cooperation. This social aspect enhances their interpersonal skills and helps them grow into well-rounded individuals.

A first step to surfing, or a sport on its own, your kid will decide!

Bodyboarding for Kids

Make a splash with this sensational water sport! A great way to introduce kids to surfing,surfing or as a sport in its own right, bodyboarding is fun and exciting!

Aikido classes and lessons

Fighting isnt always bad, let your kids defend themselves through Aikido classes and lessons! Aikido is a martial arts that is easier to grasp than most martial arts. It is a non-violent martial arts brought to Australia in 1965. Aikido is the martial arts for your kids!

Parties are not complete without games for kids.

Party Games For Kids

Parties are never complete without party games! Depending on your theme and on the occasion, you can always have kids games to make your party more enjoyable not only for the kids but for the parents as well. Plan the perfect party games to keep the kids busy!

Team Sports and Life Skills: Learning Through Play

Discover the benefits of team sports in school holidays for children's development in teamwork, leadership, and resilience, and how these activities foster physical and mental well-being.

A guide to getting your performance right

After recently running a local singing talent quest, I've received request after request from unsuccessful competitors for feedback, led by the question "What was wrong with my performance?” I've not yet replied to these singers for this reason...

Planning the perfect birthday party for your child?

It’s that time of the year again... your child’s birthday. It's just around the corner and you haven’t planned the celebration yet. Every year your child’s birthday party seems to become an event that has bigger and better expectations. The same predicament flies through your head: “Should I have it at home and risk children flying everywhere and making a huge mess? Or should I host it out of the house, which will probably cost me more?”