The Under 2 children work on grasping, reaching, releasing, and turning the wrist activities that develop their fine motor skills and eye-hand coordination. These activities help to prepare for future daily life activities such as writing, drawing, self-dressing, and cutting. (Please click for more information.)
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Watch this video of Susan leading the interactive song “Head and Shoulders” with some interesting special effects! One of our favourites! Click to see the video!
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Christina makes a big bowl of delicious Avacodo Banana Chocolate Pudding with her son, then shares it with their neighbours. Such a great neighbourly gesture and an act of generosity and sharing. Sharing is caring! Click for the recipe!
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Sue and Brittany made art with Brittany’s daughter. They wanted to share this fun creative activity! Enjoy!
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Let’s watch a video of how to make a mask with Bhoomi! You can use commonly found materials at home. Click to see the video!
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Sing along with the video of Kinsi’s emoji singing the “Good Morning” song! Click to see the video!
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Donna explored a craft activity and experiment with her daughter. They wanted to share how they did this creative activity. Please click “view” for this craft activity and experiment.
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This activity requires the child to pick up the cube and place it through the hole at the top of the box. It encourages the child to use a pincer or palmer grasp as well as refines hand-eye coordination and fine-motor skills. This activity also develops a child’s understanding of object permanence.
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Opening and closing containers provides practice using both hands working together on various mechanisms, such as small boxes with lids, to zippered bags, screw-top jars, and much more! The refinement of movement and eye-hand coordination prepares a child for further practical life activities.
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Every Tuesday, our music teacher Adriana comes in to conduct music class with the children. She brings in many props including puppets and musical instruments.The children are exposed to rhythm, beats, and tempo through a variety of familiar songs. They are encouraged to participate and look forward to Adriana’s visit every week.
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