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At Emma’s Place, we’ve prepared fun and free material to celebrate Halloween with you and your little ones!
All our Halloween activities are available in English and Spanish, so everyone can join the fun while learning. You can download the flashcards directly here from this blog, or visit our Halloween page at www.emmasplace.ca to explore all the resources we’ve created for you — including printable worksheets, games, and short educational videos. Let’s make this Halloween full of learning, laughter, and spooky fun!
Tips to Help Children Deal with a Bully Bullying is something no child should have to face—but when it happens, children need tools, confidence, and support to respond safely and calmly. As parents and educators, we can guide them to stand tall, speak up, and seek help when needed. Teaching children how to deal with a bully is not about fighting back—it’s about staying calm, protecting themselves, and knowing they are never alone. Encouraging short, confident responses like “Stop”, “Leave me alone”, or “That’s not okay” helps them feel in control. Remind them it’s okay to walk away and to always talk to a trusted adult when they feel unsafe. In the classroom or at home, we can practice these skills through stories, role-play, and open conversations. Activities like a Kindness Wall or Buddy System help children understand that kindness and respect are stronger than bullying. By teaching empathy, respect, and self-worth early, we help children build resilience and create environments where everyone feels safe and valued. Let’s raise children who stand up for themselves and others—with courage, kindness, and heart. Reflection for Parents and Teachers: Teaching children to deal with bullying goes hand in hand with nurturing empathy and emotional awareness. When children understand their own feelings and learn to recognize the emotions of others, they are more likely to act with kindness, stand up for what is right, and respond thoughtfully in difficult situations. By modelling respect, listening, and compassion, adults provide children with the tools to navigate challenges, build strong friendships, and grow into confident, caring individuals. Emotional education is not just a skill—it’s a foundation for a safer, more compassionate world.
Diwali, known as the Festival of Lights, is one of the most joyful and colorful celebrations around the world! It reminds us that light always triumphs over darkness, and kindness and goodness can make the world a brighter place.
At Emma’s Place, we’re celebrating Diwali with fun and educational activities designed especially for young children. Families can enjoy stories, explore traditions, and learn through play — all while discovering the meaning behind this beautiful celebration. In this post, you’ll find:
Visit www.emmasplace.ca to download free bilingual materials about Diwali and many other cultural celebrations!
Diwali: The Festival of Lights Diwali, also called the Festival of Lights, is one of the most joyful celebrations in India and for people of Indian heritage all around the world. It usually takes place in October or November and lasts for five days.
During Diwali, families decorate their homes with colorful lights, candles, and diyas (small oil lamps) to celebrate the victory of light over darkness, and good over evil. What Makes Diwali Special?Diwali is a time for:
Activities Inspired by DiwaliHere are some ideas to celebrate Diwali at home:
Join us as we celebrate Eric Carle’s timeless story that has delighted children for generations! From a tiny egg on a leaf to a beautiful butterfly, this book teaches counting, the days of the week, and the wonders of nature - all while sparking curiosity and imagination.
Since its publication in 1969, The Very Hungry Caterpillar has inspired children, educators, and artists around the world with its vibrant collage illustrations and interactive storytelling. Activity idea: Make your own “hungry caterpillar” collage! Draw your caterpillar, add colorful paper pieces for its body, and include the fruits it “eats” each day. Dive into the story and explore the magic of reading! #TheVeryHungryCaterpillar #EricCarle #ClassicChildrenBooks #ChildrensLiterature #ReadingForKids #BilingualEducation #EmmasPlace #EugarelliBooks #Storytime #KidsActivities #CreativeLearning #STEMandArt
Meet the king of the jungle! This week at Emma’s Place, we’re featuring the mighty lion. Children can enjoy a fun riddle, discover an interesting fact, and download free lion-themed worksheets designed to make learning fun and engaging.
Explore, color, and learn with us at www.emmasplace.ca.
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