A collection of Native and newcomer Canadian children's activities and games have been gleaned from various cultural sources for children to benefit from Alberta's diversity of ethnic groups. The handbook forms a framework for the teacher/parent to organize activities for children allowing change and modification if necessary. The first section describes Indian activities such as intertribal gambling games (Bone Dice, Onesteh, Cheekahkwanug), guessing games (Gaquitt), traditional sports (Lacrosse, Papassi Kawan, Snow Snake), potato stamp technique used for decorating basketry, and face painting used during ceremonial dances, battle, and times of mourning. Recipes for Native dishes (Sunflower Seed Cake, Corn Chowder, Yellow Squash Soup) concludes this section. The second section consists of games (La Mora, Shangai, Tag, Quattro Cantoni, and various versions of Hopscotch), recipes (Slemp, Tortelli, Yogurt Torte, Egyptian Halvah, Crackling Bananas), and crafts (kites, origami, weaving, apple dolls, Ojo de Dios, woolen yarn pictures) from various customs and traditions that people from other countries brought to Canada. Descriptions of games include a brief history of origin, equipment to use (if any), objective of the game, and how to play the game. (ERB)