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ALPHABET SNOOP A registered program for up to 12 preschoolers that provides the opportunity to practise rhyming, syllables awareness, name recognition, visual and auditory discrimination, pre-printing and scissor skills, and reasoning. To increase children s readiness skills Parents will discover ways to make learning fun. Parents will learn ways to help their child practise readiness skills. Parents will learn ways to help their children be successful at school. Adults and preschoolers 6-8 1 1/2 hours Child Monitoring: 2-6 years 1

BABY SIGNS This 4-week program will help parents communicate with their infant through sign language. Parents and children will learn signs for letters, numbers, everyday words, songs, reading and more. Baby Signs gives parents a window into their child s likes and dislikes, wants and needs, and another way to communicate with their baby before they can talk. Signing with your baby helps develop bonding by doing face to face interactions and watching for baby s cues all while having fun. Learn basic sign language to communicate with your child. Increase opportunities to strengthen the connection between parent and child through one to one interaction. Learn to pick up cues from your baby through gazes, gestures, and face to face communicating. Decrease frustration between parent and child. Adults and their Infants 4 1 1/2 hours Child Monitoring: For older children if needed. 6-18 months 2

BUDDING BOOK WORMS This program is designed to create opportunities for adults and children to read and share books together. Parents and their children can access resources and guidance for reading, discussing and enjoying books together. To promote early literacy. To promote a love of books and reading. To build family relationships. To improve communications skills. Adults and children 6-8 weeks 1 1/2 hours Child Monitoring: 3-6 years 3

COMMUNITY HELPERS This is a parent-child interactive program that introduces children to popular community helpers. During the program children will be able to interact with different learning activities (puzzles, costumes, crafts, manipulatives, early literacy activities), as well as enjoying visiting guests. Encourage children and parents to explore different activities involving community helpers. Encourage exploring new experiences. Enrich children s vocabulary. Help develop children s imagination. Encourage social play. Help parents understand the importance of pretend play. Give tools to parents to enhance teachable moments. Adults and children 6 1 1/2 hours 2-6 years 4

CONNECT WITH YOUR BABY This 4-week program is for parents with children 0-6 months and provides information, fun, and activities to appropriately stimulate and nurture their child. The parents spend time during the program learning new skills with their child and practicing what they have learned. Parents learn the importance of their baby s development as well as ways that they can enhance these areas; attachment, communication, stimulation, and motor skills. Parents understand the typical range of development for babies. Parents gain confidence in their ability to interact and bond with their infant. Parents obtain hands on activities that they can use at home with their child. Parents gain an understanding of their role in their child s learning readiness which begins at infancy and continues through childhood. Adults and infants 4 2 hours For older siblings 0-6 months yes 5

COOKING WITH KIDS This program offers families the opportunity to connect using cooking and books. Children have hands on experience making something nutritious to eat that is related in someway to the book that is read. Cooking with children helps them develop language, math skills, science, fine motor skills, and problem solving skills. To show parents how easy it can be to involve children in preparing food at home. To encourage children to try new foods. To teach new math, science, and early literacy skills while following recipes. To give children a sense of independence while practicing new skills. Adults and children Monthly 1 hour 0-6 years 6

CREATIVE STORY TIME Families with children 2-6 years will enjoy cooking something yummy to eat, making a craft, and participating in a circle time that are all connected to a story. While participating in this program children will develop social skills, confidence, following directions, literacy skills, math skills, and listening skills. Help parents feel more comfortable having their children help with preparing food. Parents will see that cooking can extend into many areas of their child s development. Children will gain experience with turn taking, socializing, following directions. Give children a sense of accomplishment by following an activity from start to finish. Adults and children 4-6 weeks 1 1/2 hours 2-6 years 7

EARLY SCIENCE This program introduces early science through themed science activities. Very interactive and the exploring and learning move through the centre. To help children develop problem solving skills. To increase language. Turn taking helps child s readiness to learn and the opportunity for success in school. Exploration and use of imagination. To introduce and explore science concepts. Adults and children Monthly 1 hour 0-6 years 8

FAMILY FUN WITH NUMBERS This program is for families who would like their children to experience success in math. With the use of concrete materials and activities, math games are used to assist parents to understand math ideas when working with their children. During the program, real world concepts are used such as measurement, estimation, counting, etc. Mathematical strands used in this program are; number sense and numeration, measurement, geometry and spatial sense and patterning and algebra. Parents and children will enjoy learning math skills together. Parents will see that math is more than just counting and adding, that it is everywhere. To assist parents in feeling more comfortable solving math problems together with their children. Parents and children will gain confidence and a better understanding of simple math concepts. Adults and child 6 1 1/2 hours 2 1/2 6 years 9

GETTING READY FOR K Getting Ready for Kindergarten has been developed for both parents and their children. This 4 week parent-child interactive series will cover topics such as; How Your Child Learns, Help Your Child Get Along, Help Your Child Figure Things Out, and Going to School. Children will participate in an activity and then join their parents and work on the activity together. Parents gain confidence in their ability to involve their child in basic learning activities. Children and parents gain knowledge and confidence to prepare them for when they start school in the fall. Parents obtain hands on activities that they can use at home with their children to ensure school readiness. Parents and children enjoy preparing for school together. Adults and children 4 2 hours For preschoolers in the program Children that will be entering school in the fall. 10

GRANDPARENTS PARENTING AGAIN Support group for Grandparents/Kin raising grandchildren, grandnieces, grandnephews. To provide information, resources and support. Adults Three time a month 1st Tuesday of the month-midland 2nd and 3rd Tuesday-Orillia 2 hours When requested 0-6 years 11

GROW WITH YOUR BABY The Grow With Your Baby program includes a weekly guest speaker. Parents will gain knowledge through discussions with our guest speakers. Parents and their babies will be involved with activities to enhance development. To increase parent s confidence and knowledge in parenting their child. To provide opportunities for families to meet other families in their communities. To introduce families to current community supports available. Adults and infants 8 weeks Length of sessions: 2 hours Child Monitoring: For older children Age of children: 0 12 months 12

How To Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk. This is a group parenting program that will look at different aspects and needs of parents who are parenting young children. Topics include: Helping Children Deal With Their Feelings Engaging Cooperation Alternatives to Punishment Encouraging Autonomy Praise and Self-Esteem Freeing Children From Playing Roles Build on parenting skills parents already have, and learn and practise new ones. Build self-esteem and confidence as parents. Parents will recognize their own strengths and abilities. Make connection with other parents and see each other as a source of help and support. Parents will learn more about their own children s needs, development, strengths, and behaviour. Adults 6 2 hours Day time sessions Evening sessions 3-6 YEARS yes 13

IN THE KNOW A non-registered program where parents get the opportunity to speak to a professional /knowledgeable person about topics of concern or interest to them. It is an informal meeting with contact at the parent s discretion. Information sharing Provide resources Adults and Children Once every two months Up to 3 hours ne 0-6 years ne 14

JUKE BOX JIGGLE An active music and movement circle time. Music and movement are combined with props to create a fun and active parent-child interactive experience. To introduce fun learning activities to parents/caregivers that they can use at home. To use music and props such as bean bags, parachutes, etc. To encourage families to enhance music experiences for themselves and their children. To encourage physical activity. Adults and children Monthly Facilitated during circle time. 20 minutes 0-6 years 15

LITTLE ARTISTS This program introduces children to the wide variety of different art mediums and allows them to express their own artistic self. Allow children to be creative and express themselves through their art work. Encourage children and parents to work with different art mediums. To give children an opportunity to use their fine and gross motor skills. To help parents understand that the process is more important than the product. Build self esteem and confidence. Encourages independence. Develops imagination. Develops hand-eye coordination. Broadens vocabulary. Adults and children 1 time per month 1 hour 0-6 years 16

MARVELOUS MATH This program is a learning event for parents and caregivers and their children. It is parent-child interactive. To introduce and practice math concepts. For example, sizes, shapes, sorting, numeracy, and colours. Adults and children Monthly Facilitated during circle time. 15-30 minutes 0-6 years 17

MARVELOUS MATH ORILLIA This program introduces math concepts as an adult-child interactive program to discover math through play. To introduce and explore basic math concepts. Adults and children Monthly 15-30 minutes 0-6 years 18

MOTHERGOOSE TIME A group experience for parents and care providers and their children. Each session is one hour long and is divided into 3 parts. The first part is learning the songs, rhymes and poems. The second part is a short break to give families a chance to meet and connect with each other. And the third part of the hour is story telling. This program is a group experience and helps to encourage parents to communicate with their child in any situation. To show parents new ways to play with their children. Give parents an opportunity to connect and network with other parents. Teach children new skills through movement. To increase social competency for children and parents. Strengthen bonds between parent and child. Adult and children 6-8 weeks 11/2 hour 0-6 years 19

NOBODY S PERFECT This is a parenting program that will look at different aspects and needs of parents who are parenting young children. Parents will choose which topics to discuss such as; positive discipline, nutrition, stress, literacy, parent expectations, and much more. Build on parenting skills parents already have, and learn and practise new ones. Build self-esteem and confidence as parents. Parents will recognize their own strengths and abilities. Make connection with other parents and see each other as a source of help and support. Parents will learn more about their own children s needs, development, strengths, and behaviour. Adults 8 2 hours For walking children 0-6 years 20

PARENT-CHILD MOTHERGOOSE-INFANT The Parent-Child Mother Goose program is a group experience for parents and their children, This is a wonderful eight-week program that teaches parents ways to bond and communicate with their child. Parent-Child Mother Goose is based on the oral language and encourages communicating with your child through poems, songs, rhymes, lullabies and story telling using language, facial and body language. Increase bonding and connection between parent and child. Communicate using body, facial and oral language. Parents learn easy, fun ways to play, interact, teach, and redirect their child. Give parents an opportunity to connect and network with other parents. Adult and Infant 6-8 weeks 11/2 hours For older siblings 0-18 months yes 21

PARENT-CHILD MOTHERGOOSE-TODDLER The Parent-Child Mother Goose program is a group experience for parents and their children, This is a wonderful eight-week program that teaches parents ways to bond and communicate with their child. Parent-Child Mother Goose is based on the oral language and encourages communicating with your child through poems, songs, rhymes, lullabies and story telling using language, facial and body language. Each group consists of 3 parts. The first section is learning rhymes, songs, poems, and practicing them. The second part is break time to give parents the chance to connect. Finally the third part is to teach parents oral story telling. Increase bonding and connection between parent and child. Communicate using body, facial and oral language without visual aids. Parents learn easy, fun ways to play, interact, teach, and redirect their child. Give parents an opportunity to connect and network with other parents. Teach children through movement. Adult and Toddler 6-8 weeks 11/2 hours For walking children 19-30 months 22

PARENT TIPS WORKSHOP These workshops take place once a month and offer a variety of different parenting topics. Each workshop focuses on different aspects of parenting. Some workshops are developed from the Triple P tip sheets and in other workshops guest speakers are invited in to talk to adults about parenting concerns or interests. To increase parenting skills and knowledge. To offer parenting support and resources. To help parents develop confidence in their parenting skills. To help parents develop a better understanding of their children s needs and development. Adults Monthly 1-2 hours For walking children. Topics cover children 0-6 years. 23

PARENTING YOUR TODDLER Parenting Your Toddler is a four session program for caregivers and their children ages 18 months to 36 months of age. The caregivers attend a workshop for the first hour while children participate in planned activities to support their social and emotional growth. The second half of each session caregivers and children enjoy interactive activities to build on existing skills and develop new ones. Our goal is to increase caregiver knowledge of self-regulation to support building secure attachment and relationships, expressing emotions and feelings, guiding behaviors and learning through play. Caregivers gain knowledge on how to observe and understand their children To increase parental confidence in their ability to guide their child through challenges To increase parental understanding of overall toddler development with a focus on social, emotional and cognitive development in self-regulation. Caregivers reflect on toddler emotions and methods of how to communicate with their child. Caregivers consider ways to respond to their child and implications of their response. Caregivers reflect on increased knowledge of temperament and emotions to begin to plan mindful responses to toddler s cues and actions. Adults and children 4 sessions 2 hours During parent sessions Age of children 18 months to 36 months 24

PETITS PICASSO This program introduces children to the wide variety of different art mediums and allows them to express their own artistic self. Allow children to be creative and express themselves through their art work. Encourage children and parents to work with different art mediums. To give children an opportunity to use their fine and gross motor skills. To help parents understand that the process is more important than the product. Build self esteem and confidence. Encourages independence. Develops imagination. Develops hand-eye coordination. Broadens vocabulary. Adults and children 6 weeks 1 1/2 hours 2-6 years 25

PJ S AND STORYTIME This evening drop in program offers parents an opportunity to attend the OEYC after dinner hours on Tuesdays. It also offers 4 6 year old school age children a time to visit the centre. Parents and children have relaxed stay and play time as well as an optional storytime and snack. Families are welcome to attend in their pyjamas to shorten the bedtime routine at home. Provide an opportunity for any family to attend the OEYC after dinner and regular working hours. Decrease isolation Provide access to OEYC resources and information Develop social skills Improve pre-literacy Provide relaxed distraction free environment for all parents to connect with their child (ren) Provide a variety of learning opportunities Provide a social setting for both parents and children. non registered Adults and children Every Tuesday evening 4 8 pm, circle and snack at 6:30 Child Monitoring: no 0 6 years no 26

PLAY & LEARN This is a drop in program for families with children 0-6 years of age. Parents/caregivers have the opportunity to join in for crafts, story time, toys, circle time, educational activities, and snack. A place for families to meet other families and join in with social activities. Help children practice and develop skills needed for optimum development. To provide parents information and support with parenting. To allow children and parents the opportunity to participate in planned activities. To provide a meeting place for rural parents and their children. Adults and children On-going 1 1/2 hours 0-6 years 27

RAINBOW MUSIC & FUN Rainbow Fun & Music is a 1 hour parent-child interactive Music and Early Literacy program with a 1/2 hour snack time at the end. We will show parents how easy it can be to encourage early literacy skills and help your child to be more active by using music, songs, poems, dancing and playing. During the program we enhance learning through movement by using scarves, musical instruments, ribbons, bean bags, rhythm sticks, our own bodies, parachutes, etc. To support and develop strong adult-child relationships. To make learning fun and enjoy music. To recognize we all learn in different ways. To give young children the opportunity to be physically active. To help children develop learning skills in a social setting. To provide parents information and ideas about child development, early literacy skills. To show parents how easy it is to teach with simple activities using items from home. Adults and Children 1 a month or a 6-8 week program 1 1/2 hours 18 mo 6 years 28

READY SET READ An early literacy reading skills program taken to elementary schools. Centres are set up in the gym and led by grade 7 or 8 students. Students receive an orientated and practiced all activities. Centre practice a variety of pre reading skills such as rhyming, sequencing, sound recognition, pretending, describing, syllables, listening, etc. To expose children to fun activities to promote early literacy skills required for reading. To provide a safe, non-threatening environment for successful learning. To encourage parents to attend and participate in the activities. To teach parents fun ways to practice early literacy reading skills with their children that they can do at home. To give an opportunity for older students to take on leadership roles and feel successful. To promote confidence in older students. To give older students the opportunity to be in a teaching role for the day. JK, SK, Grade 1, Grade 2 students Grade 7/8 students, parents, teachers, resource teachers, educational assistance, literacy specialists for the board of Ed 1 per school when requested. 70 minutes 3-7 years primary grades 12-14 years for group leaders Arranged through the school 29

STAY & PLAY Our stay and play offers a wide range of early learning play experiences for children and their families. Children have the opportunity to play with different toys, try new activities, and interact with other children in an informal, fun environment. Adults can share a relaxed playtime with their children while meeting with other adults and children. A fun interactive circle time takes place daily at the centre during stay and play. Parents and care providers have access to trained and informed staff members to discuss parenting concerns or interests. Access to Resources toy lending, resource lending library, special needs toy lending, Emergency Baby Needs, clothing cupboard etc. To build the comfort level for parents and children to become involved with the centre and other families. To provide a supportive environment for all families and caregivers, in particular, first times parents/caregivers, new families to our community, grandparents and families with English as a second language. To provide an opportunity for children to interact with other children in a social setting. To decrease isolation for all our families and their children. To provide access to resources and parent education. To provide a variety of learning opportunities for children. To encourage parents to interact with, and role model for their child during circle time. Adults and children Daily During centre hours 0-6 years 30

SUPER SCIENCE A learning event for parents/care providers and children focusing on science related information and activities. The program is informal and parent/child interactive. To introduce and explore scientific concepts. For example, melting, freezing, body structure, plants and animals, space, etc. Adults and children Monthly Facilitated during circle time 15-30 minutes 0-6 years 31

TODDLER TIME A parent-child interactive program with weekly themes providing sensory, craft, socialization, fine and gross motor activities focused on making learning fun. During this program parents/ caregivers and their children will experience free play, sensory, craft, snack and circle time. Focus on parent-child interaction Socialization in a structured setting. To enhance and support parents to provide and extend learning opportunities appropriate to toddlers that can easily be repeated and made fun at home. Adults and children 6-8 weeks 1 1/2 hours 12 mo-2 1/2 years 32

TRIPLE P SEMINARS: The Power of Positive Parenting Positive parenting is an effective approach to raising children that emphasises the positive. It involves creating a family environment that is loving, supportive and predictable. Positive parenting reduces the stress of parenting and makes parenting more rewarding and enjoyable. Each parent is given a tip sheet that gives some suggestions about how to use positive parenting in raising children. Gives parents ideas on creating a safe, interesting and consistent environment for their children. Helps parents understand their child s misbehaviour, why it s happening, what to do about it, and how to prevent it from happening. Gives parents key messages to remember when dealing with children s behaviours. Builds positive relationships between parents and children. Adults One 2 hours for walking children 2-12 years 33

TRIPLE P SEMINARS: Confident Competent Children This seminar talks to parents about encouraging some core skills that are important for everyone in the family. Children are more likely to be confident, succeed at school, and get on well with others when they develop certain life skills. In this seminar we will discuss being respectful and considerate, communicating well with others, thinking positively, having a healthy selfesteem, being a good problem solver, and becoming independent. Each parent is given a tip sheet that gives some suggestions about how to help children learn these important life skills and become confident and competent individuals. Help parents create good communication skills with their child. Give parents suggestions to help their children develop skills from each building block. To help parents help their children become confident and competent. Give parents some key messages to remember to help them and their children be successful in school and in life. Adults One 2 hours Topics cover children 2-12 years 34

TRIPLE P SEMINARS: Raising Resilient Children This seminar talks to parents about helping their children learn to deal with their emotions and their emotional resilience, or ability to cope with their feelings. We will be talking about six key steps; recognizing and accepting feelings, express feelings appropriately, develop a positive outlook, develop effective ways of coping, deal with negative feelings and unpleasant situations, and manage particularly stressful life events. Each parent is given a tip sheet that gives some suggestions about how to help children become emotionally resilient. Parents will have a better understanding of what emotional resilience is and why it s important for children. Give parents suggestions on how to recognize and accept feelings. Help parents help their children develop coping skills when dealing with emotions. Build positive relationships with adults and children. Adults One 2 hours Topics cover children 2-12 years 35

YOU AND YOUR TODDLER During this 4 week parenting workshop, parents will be talking about things they as parents can do to help their 1-3 year olds enjoy and have the confidence to learn new things. Parents will explore and learn the ways of your toddler, how to be an effective parent, and participate in group learning as well as hands on practice with your toddler. This program could have two additional weeks added that can incorporate guest speakers or parent education topics such as; toileting, temper tantrums, separation anxiety, speech and language, (As determined by the needs of the particular parent group attending the program.) Parents understand the typical range of development for toddlers. Parents gain confidence in involving their children in basic learning activities. Parents obtain hands on activities that they can use at home with their child. Parents understand that their role in their child s learning readiness begins in infancy and continues through childhood. Adults and toddlers 4 2 hours 1-3 years 36

ZOOMANIA This parent-child interactive program lets children explore within an environment filled with learning activities about animals of all kinds. Through songs, rhymes, stories, creative activities, puzzles, dress-up and many more child focused activities, children will gain more knowledge about the world around them. Help children become more aware of our natural environment Allow children to express themselves through dramatic play and creative art. Encourage parents to discover new information together with their child. To provide a fun learning experience for parents and their children. Allow children to share their interests. Adults and children 6 1 1/2 hours 2-6 years 37

ALPHABET SNOOP BABY SIGNS BUDDING BOOK WORMS COMMUNITY HELPERS CONNECT WITH YOUR BABY COOKING WITH KIDS CREATIVE STORY TIME EARLY SCIENCE FAMILY FUN WITH NUMBERS GETTING READY FOR K GRANDPARENTS PARENTING AGAIN GROW WITH YOUR BABY HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN AND LISTEN SO KIDS WILL TALK IN THE KNOW JUKE BOX JIGGLES LITTLE ARTISTS MARVELOUS MATH MOTHER GOOSE TIME NOBODY S PERFECT PARENT CHILD MOTHER GOOSE INFANT PARENT CHILD MOTHER GOOSE TODDLER PARENTING TIP WORKSHOPS PARENTING YOUR TODDLER PETIT PICASSO PLAY & LEARN RAINBOW MUSIC & FUN READY SET READ STAY & PLAY SUPER SCIENCE TODDLER TIME TRIP AROUND THE WORLD TRIPLE P THE POWER OF POSITIVE PARENTING TRIPLE P CONFIDENT COMPETENT CHILDREN TRIPLE P RAISING RESILIENT CHILDREN YOU AND YOUR TODDLER ZOOMANIA 38

INFANT PROGRAMS 0-18 MO BABY SIGNS CONNECT WITH YOUR BABY GROW WITH YOUR BABY PARENT CHILD MOTHER GOOSE INFANT TODDLER PROGRAMS 19 MO-2 1/2 YRS PARENT CHILD MOTHER GOOSE TODDLER PARENTING YOUR TODDLER RAINBOW MUSIC & FUN TODDLER TIME YOU AND YOUR TODDLER PRESCHOOL PROGRAMS 2 YRS + ALPHABET SNOOP BUDDING BOOK WORMS COMMUNITY HELPERS CREATIVE STORY TIME GETTING READY FOR K (FOR CHILDREN ENTERING SCHOOL IN SEPTEMBER) FAMILY FUN WITH NUMBERS PETIT PICASSO ZOOMANIA READY SET READ (IN SCHOOLS ONLY) ALL AGES 0-6 YRS COOKING WITH KIDS EARLY SCIENCE JUKE BOX JIGGKLES MARVELLOUS MATH MOTHER GOOSE TIME PJ & STORYTIME PLAY & LEARN STAY & PLAY SUPER SCIENCE PARENTING GRANDPARENTS PARENTING AGAIN HOW TO TALK SO KIDS WILL LISTEN IN THE KNOW NOBODY S PERFECT PARENTING TIP WORKSHOPS TRIPLE P THE POWER OF POSITIVE PARENTING TRIPLE P CONFIDENT COMPETENT CHILDREN TRIPLE P RAISING RESILIENT CHILDREN 39