It’s never too early (or too late!) to start learning another language. In honour of National French Language Day on March 20, we’ve compiled some games and resources to start learning and practicing French together at home. What’s the weather like today? No matter where you are or how old you are, the topic ofContinue reading “French fun”
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Cray Cray for Crayons
March 31 is National Crayon Day and we’ve compiled some fun activities for you to do with your littles. So bust out your crayons and let’s draw this month to a close in style. DIY Crayons Give new life to old and broken crayons by melting them down into cute shapes. All you need areContinue reading “Cray Cray for Crayons”
Saint Patrick’s Day Recipes
Celebrate all that is Irish by cooking up a rainbow storm in the kitchen with your little leprechaun. It won’t take the luck of the Irish to get your kid to eat these Saint Patrick’s Day recipes! 1. Rainbow Fruit Parfait While there may not be a pot of gold at the end of thisContinue reading “Saint Patrick’s Day Recipes”
March Book Club
In March, we welcome spring, the time of year when the weather begins to warm, leaves begin to grow on trees and plants flower. This month we also celebrate Saint Patrick’s day and International Women’s Day. Hope you and your littles enjoy this month’s book club picks. And don’t forget to leave a comment withContinue reading “March Book Club”
Who is in charge? Why adults need to lead.
Join us for a virtual educational meeting with Dr. Deborah MacNamara Wednesday, March 3rd, 2021, 7:30 pm A growing number of children are presenting as demanding, prescriptive, bossy and controlling. A disturbing number of these alpha children are turning into bullies as well. Alpha children tend to have difficulties letting themselves be parented or taught.Continue reading “Who is in charge? Why adults need to lead.”
5 Easy Valentine’s Day Activities for Toddlers
Get crafty with your kids this Valentine’s Day with these three easy activities you can do with supplies you already have at home. 1. Cardboard tube heart stamps Make a beautiful art print or handmade Valentine’s day cards with your own heart-shaped stamp. Simply reshape a toilet paper roll into a heart using a bitContinue reading “5 Easy Valentine’s Day Activities for Toddlers”
International Nutella Day Brownie Recipe
February 5 is international Nutella Day! And if your household is anything like ours, this holiday is one that calls for celebration. While the hazelnut chocolate spread is (a little too) easily eaten by the spoonful, it’s also a delicious flavour in many baked goods. This three-ingredient recipe is perfect to make with your little oneContinue reading “International Nutella Day Brownie Recipe”
February Book Club
February is mostly closely associated with Valentine’s day, but during this month we also celebrate groundhog day, black history and the Chinese New year. Our book picks this month reflect all of those themes. So curl up with your little loves and dive in to our February book club selection. 1. Grumpy Groundhog, by MaureenContinue reading “February Book Club”
Best sledding hills in North Vancouver
Snow is in the forecast for this weekend! With the white stuff falling from the sky, here are the best places to sled with little ones on the North Shore: St. Andrews Park – This central Lonsdale park probably wasn’t even on your radar, right? It has only a teeny tiny little hill. It maybeContinue reading “Best sledding hills in North Vancouver”
Discover LVPPP on Saturday January 30th
We are hosting our annual Open House on Saturday January 30th from 9am-11am. If you’re looking for an amazing preschool for next year and want to find out more about all the great things that we do at LVPPP, we invite you to book in for your personal tour. This is an opportunity for you to comeContinue reading “Discover LVPPP on Saturday January 30th”
