“Willy’s Gift” Story With Vanessa!
Watch as Vanessa draws the story of “Willy’s Gift”. Very creative! Click to see the video!
ViewWatch as Vanessa draws the story of “Willy’s Gift”. Very creative! Click to see the video!
ViewRebecca, one of our Under 2 teachers, had an amazing experience feeding a deer and she wanted to share it with all her friends! Please click for the video, photos, and her story.
ViewFood Banks are in need of our help, many food banks are running low on their inventory as many of our neighbours are facing much uncertainty. Susanna, from our Under 2 community, had an idea that she wanted to share on how families may be able to help. Please click for more information. Let’s continue to take care of each other!
ViewAmy and her son made the floating chalk art. They wanted to share how they did it so all their friends can get creative too! Please click for the materials and instructions. Let’s make some masterpieces!
ViewThe Downtown Montessori City Place Team wanted to show our support to the Front line workers contributing to the healthcare and community services. We decided to donate to an initiative called Feed the Frontlines TO. With our donation, an entire designated COVID-19 Emergency Department will receive a hot lunch or dinner. In these unprecedented times, let us all show acts of kindness within our communities. Click for more information on the initiative. Please take care of yourselves and others!
ViewVanessa and her son have been getting creative drawing some animals. Here’s a sample of their artwork. Let’s continue making art!
ViewLet’s watch Raquel show us how to paint to music. Let’s get creative! Please click for the video.
ViewAmy is helping her son paint flowers with a fork. Please click to see the process through photos. Feel free to follow along with them on this creative idea!
ViewArepa, a traditional Colombian feature for any meal, is one of the staples in Leah’s home. Please click to view photos of Leah making arepas with her son and her message to our CityPlace community.
ViewGoing for a walk, either in the neighbourhood or on a path, can be an enriching, learning experience for a young child. Integrating a scavenger hunt can help your child engage, become more observant, and practice some reading! Here are lists of words, according to the reading level of your Casa child. Some of the words are more suited for a neighbourhood stroll and some are more suited for a nature walk. Please click “view” for more details and examples of words. Happy hunting!
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