St Valentine's Day is approaching, and here we have some free worksheets, games, videos and book recommendations for the little ones
Here are some other suggestions for each category: 1. Worksheets: • Create coloring pages with Valentine's Day themes. (visit emmasplace.ca) • Design simple math problems with hearts and love-themed images. 2. Games: • Organize a scavenger hunt with heart-shaped clues. • Play a memory-matching game or domino with cards featuring pairs of Valentine's Day images. (visit emmasplace.ca) 3. Crafts: • Valentine's Day Cards: Provide card-making materials such as coloured paper, markers, stickers, and glitter. Encourage kids to create personalized Valentine's Day cards for their friends or family. 4. Cooking: Make sugar cookies with heart shapes and decorate them with icing. By offering a variety of activities, you cater to different learning styles and interests. It's a fantastic way to make learning enjoyable while embracing the spirit of Valentine's Day.
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Book signing Event Indigo RobsonLast Saturday, I had the joy of hosting a book signing event for my children's book, and I'm overflowing with gratitude for everyone who contributed to its success. From the parents and children who attended, to the dedicated staff who helped organize, and my son for his enthusiastic and valuable help, thank you from the bottom of my heart.
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We are counting down the days until February 3rd at 12 p.m. when I'll be hosting a book signing for my children's books at Indigo Robson, 1033 Robson Street, Vancouver BC With printable, treats and a giveaway surprise. Spread the word
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I am thrilled to share these amazing reviews of my book Lou and His Mane with you.
Feedbacks have been instrumental in refining my writing. I'm delighted when I hear that both parents and children enjoyed reading it. Thank you! Have you had the chance to read my book? #booksforchildren #kidsbookstagram #chilldrensliterature #childrensbooks #bookstagram #book #reading #earlylearning #education
Five facts about hibernation. Part of animals in winter lesson
Here are some things that we can do to foster creativity in our children:
-Encourage Imaginative Play: Provide open-ended toys that allow for imaginative play, such as building blocks, art supplies, or dress-up clothes. -Create a designated space for creative play where children can let their imaginations run wild. -Support Artistic Expression: Provide a variety of art materials, including paper, paints, markers, clay, recycling material, natural material. Avoid placing too many restrictions on their artwork. Let them explore and express themselves freely. -Expose Them to Diverse Experiences: Take them to museums, natural parks, art galleries, and cultural events to expose them to a variety of experiences. Traveling and experiencing different cultures can broaden their perspectives and stimulate creativity. Encourage Curiosity: -Foster a curious by answering their questions and encouraging them to explore topics that interest them. Provide books and educational resources that interest them. Promote Problem-Solving: -Encourage critical thinking by presenting challenges and asking open-ended questions. Allow them to come up with their own solutions rather than providing immediate answers. Celebrate Mistakes: Teach them that making mistakes is a natural part of the learning process and can lead to creative breakthroughs. Focus on the effort they put into their activities. Provide Time for Unstructured Play: Allow for unstructured playtime where children can explore and create without specific goals or rules. Unstructured play fosters creativity and helps develop problem-solving skills. Encourage Collaboration: Support group activities that involve collaboration and brainstorming with other children. Working with others can enhance creativity and help develop social skills. Be a role Model of Creativity: Demonstrate your own creativity through hobbies, projects, or activities. Show enthusiasm for learning and trying new things, and your child is likely to follow suit.
Celebrating Chinese New Year with kids can be a fun and educational experience. Here are some free activities, songs, games, and printables that you can share with them.
Some activities - decorate red envelopes - hide chocolate money around the house or a yard as a treasure hunt. -Have a friendly competition to see who can pick up the most objects with chopsticks. -Make a dragon mask For more free activities, printable worksheets, games, videos visit emmasplace.ca Remember to reinforce the significance of each activity and explain the cultural aspects of Chinese New Year as you engage in these fun and educational activities with the kids. Happy Chinese New Year!
February 2nd is Groundhog Day and as usual we are working on bringing free material for you to use as part of this monthly theme. Visit emmasplace.ca, Freebies, where you can find free printable worksheets, games, songs, and videos. If you have a suggestion and want a new theme to be included in our library, please let me know, and I will be more than happy to work on it. Also, soon, we will include storytelling of our favourite book for themes.
Exciting News! Book Signing Event
Emma Ugarelli Hey everyone, I'm absolutely thrilled to share exciting news with you all! I'll be hosting a book signing event for my five children's books “Lou and his Mane” “Yuri and The Treasure Box" “Kenny and His Great Invention,” “Yuri and the Jungle Ribbon" and "Avi the Witch Saves Christmas.” I would be honoured to have you there to celebrate with me. Event Details: Date: February 3rd, 2024 Time: 12:00-3:00 p.m. Location: Indigo Robson Address: 1033 Robson St. Vancouver This event is important to me, and I can't wait to meet you in person and sign your copies ." Highlights of the Event: Book Signing: Get your copy of my books personally signed by yours truly. Exclusive Giveaways: Be sure to stick around for some exclusive book-related goodies. Additional: free printable and treats. |
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