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Author Archives: Daycare Matters
You’re Invited to the BASE Daycare’s Creative Arts Festival!
The Before and After School (BASE) Daycare Program is celebrating Daycare Week from May 13 to May 17, 2013. This year’s Daycare Week theme is: Thank You for Your Energy.
Posted in Daycare Week
Tagged Arts, creative, creativity, Daycare Week, education, events, Festival, fun, news, performance
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Pierre de Coubertin: Students Learn about Garden Designs
By Maddie Guerlain, BASE Green Initiative Advisor The Pierre de Coubertin Daycare Garden Club engaged in a hands-on activity to learn about garden design. After playing a game in the gym that demonstrated how different plants help each other out, … Continue reading
Posted in Green Initiative
Tagged companion planting, creativity, education, fun, garden, green, Green Club, health
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Michelangelo: Companion Planting Games
By Maddie Guerlain, BASE Green Initiative Advisor On Monday April 22, 2013, Michelangelo BASE Spring Green Club students let loose in the schoolyard to learn about an age-old technique in organic gardening: companion planting. First, students played Pesky Pests, a … Continue reading
Posted in Green Initiative
Tagged companion planting, education, fun, garden, green, Green Club, Michelangelo, organic, plants, spring
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Carlyle: Green Club Interviews
Carlyle Elementary Daycare students tell us about what they learned in the Winter Green Club!
St. Dorothy: Students get Acquainted with Worms
By Bianca, Skyelar and Rim During the Winter Green Club program we fed worms! We did the Winter Green Club in the lunch room, after school on Wednesdays. We fed the worms by cutting little pieces of fruit and vegetables. … Continue reading
Carlyle: Students Write a Story and Record it as a Radio Play
By Jodi Schwartz, B.A.S.E Tutor The B.A.S.E Daycare Program offered a Radio Journalism Club to the Grade 2 and Grade 3 daycare students at Carlyle Elementary School on Friday afternoons from January to March 2013. B.A.S.E Tutor Jodi Schwartz facilitated … Continue reading
Posted in Extracurricular Activities
Tagged Carlyle, creative writing, monsters, radio journalism, radio play, storybook
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St. Dorothy: Students Make Pizza
By James and Lowis St. Dorothy School Daycare’s Winter Green Club learned how to make pizza. We also learned how to make cheese and butter. Daycare Green Initiative Advisor, Ms. Maddie Guerlain, helped us become healthier by teaching us how … Continue reading
Bancroft: Students Take Care of the Vermicompost
By Robin Kelley, B.A.S.E Green Documentation Advisor Students at Bancroft Daycare tended their vermicompost, feeding the worms apple cores, vegetable scraps, tea bags and newsprint. The students tore the newspaper into little pieces so that it is small enough for … Continue reading
Posted in Green Initiative
Tagged Bancroft, food scraps, green initiative, students, vermicompost, worms
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Bancroft: Green Club Learns About Sugar
By Carla, Melina, Emma-Rose and Christina One afternoon in January we learned about sugar. Daycare Green Initiative Advisor, Ms. Maddie Guerlain, came to Bancroft School Daycare to teach us about good and bad sugar. Ms. Maddie talked about good sugar … Continue reading