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Boxes
Give children boxes and a wonderful thing begins to happen. They become architects, artists, mathematicians, educators, firefighters, police officers, flight engineers, scientists. The possibilities are endless. Give children boxes and they work together to set goals. They problem solve and become team members. They develop a vision and ask that all important question: “I wonder…
Read MoreWay Up High In An Apple Tree
The children at FCCC-Rideau Heights spotted an apple tree just beyond our yard and wanted to check it out. So out they went with their educator to get a closer look. They spied lots and lots of little green apples. One little boy asked, “Can we pick some apples? And what can we do with…
Read MoreSummer at FCCC-Lancaster
Summer is a wonderful season for the children to explore the great outdoors at FCCC-Lancaster! They have enjoyed trips to the splash pad, picnics, crafts/science experiences and the brand new “loose parts” section in our yard. The theory of “loose parts” was first introduced by architect Simon Nicholson, in 1971. “As long as materials can…
Read MoreQECVI Closure
It is with very mixed feelings but certainly GREAT MEMORIES that we bid goodbye to FCCC–QECVI at the end of this month. We have had the pleasure of sharing space in this school since 1998. We have always been made to feel that our presence was valued and appreciated. All of the administrators, teachers and…
Read MoreSports at Welborne
The children at Welborne have a real passion for sports. This month the children have really enjoyed playing a variety of sports like basketball, soccer, and baseball. As a group or individually, sports have encouraged the children to be really engaged this year! And now that the nice weather is here, we will enjoy our…
Read MoreFCCC-LCVI
Spring is here, which has allowed for many learning opportunities for the children in our centre. The children have been busy exploring their environment and the world around them. There have been group projects and individual experiences allowing for a sense of belonging and lots of engagement from the children.
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