This week's activity: making paper stars! Get together with your sibling and write a secret message on a strip of paper. Now, make it into a paper star, and start a collection! This blog will show you how to make these paper stars step by step. >
Blogs
From personal stories with tips and advice to cartoony bedtime stories, our blogs offer a wide variety of reads. We aim to share our experiences in maturing and going through rough patches in life, but most importantly, our goal is to let you know that you are not alone!
Kaka wants to cheer up his sick friend Sasa with all her favorite things, but nothing in his backpack seems to work. Can Kaka figure out what will really make her feel better? >
This week's activity: sudoku! Get together with your sibling and crack a puzzle grid together, or race to see who solves theirs first. This blog will show you the rules and where to find puzzles for every skill level. Numbers never looked so fun! >
This week's activity: writing poetry! Get together with your sibling and write about a favorite food, a cherished memory, or each other. This blog will show you how to write two types of simple poems. You're a poet, and you didn't even know it! >
Kaka the crocodile wants a best friend of his own, but Sasa and Popo are already best friends, and Tata doesn't seem to like anything Kaka likes! Can Kaka figure out what makes a true best friend? >
This week's activity: Dots & Boxes!
A quick, no-prep game for two — all you need is paper and a pen.
Includes a detailed game tutorial and a printable playsheet. >
This is Sibling Society's very first in-person community outreach event at Coronation Park in Oakville! The day was very successful as we raised awareness about the often-neglected experiences of siblings of children with serious illnesses, along with valuable funds to fuel future events and programs! See more >
What would you tell your younger self if you knew their world was about to change overnight?
After my sister was diagnosed with cancer, I found myself navigating challenges I didn't know how to face. Through years of my sister's treatment, relapse, and remission, I learned how to take care of myself and describe complicated feelings that many siblings carry in silence.
Looking back, there are three things I wish someone had told me from the very beginning. >
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