Kids in Canada are creating the coolest things while stuck at home during the COVID-19 crisis

Kids in Canada are getting resourceful during the COVID-19 crisis. They might be stuck at home learning math through a computer screen, but that hasn't stopped them from making some pretty cool things.

These Ontario kids proved that they definitely deserve an A+ in their construction class.

After several failed attempts, these kids finally had their moment of glory 🤩- 📹 @DawsonBry #Canada #CanadaLockdown #StayHomeCanada #CoronavirusCanada #COVIDCanada pic.twitter.com/HHDJ6kxlcp
— Freshdaily (@freshdaily) March 31, 2020

And this Canadian baseball player shared a video of his kids' impressive Rube Goldberg machine, which would make even the most talented mechanical engineer envious.

A week+ of building and experimenting.

Take 40! 🎬 pic.twitter.com/GEtrF8VLxf
— John Axford (@JohnAxford) March 26, 2020

This budding fashion designer in Montreal spent some time sewing a scrub cap and mask for an emergency room doctor.

A friend who works in the ER asked if my daughter, a consummate #sewist (sewing artist) could sew her a face mask and scrub cap. Perfect #homeschooling project!
My daughter said it was like in Little Women, when they knit socks for soldiers. Kids know what's what. #caremongering pic.twitter.com/rfxgVqebjA
— Amélie QuesnelVallée (@amelieqv) March 28, 2020

While this future Jedi in Quebec sacrificed some precious toilet paper to create a Rey-inspired costume for an epic lightsaber battle.

We watched #TheRiseOfSkywalker last night, and today the kids are out there living their best life. My daughter "needed" to cobble together a Rey-inspired costume. By the way, it's 5°c out there. pic.twitter.com/27RFfL27uv
— Kyle at TumblingSaber (@TumblingSaber) April 1, 2020

It's April Fools today, so these kids in Ontario got especially creative with their father's Cheerios.