By Saleha Nouman, Dayhome Educator in Fort McMurray Playing dress-up as a child is something of a rite of passage. This childhood pastime is very common, but did you know there are social and emotional benefits to dressing up? It’s true. Dress-up play can help children grow and learn. “Dress-up is an ideal way for […]
By Kathy, Dayhome Educator in St. Albert Sticks are by far the most desired tool in our program. There are so many different ways to use them. For example, to dig holes, to measure how deep a puddle is, to write or draw in the dirt or to build shelters with. They spark children’s imagination […]