Mobile Early Learning Qu'Appelle Valley East

Calling all families with young children in the Milestone area: Come and join us for some summer fun in Wednesday!

"The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has created passionate debate. It’s said to promise riches beyond imagining. It’s also said to threaten human existence itself.

Whatever the opinion, AI has already created a tectonic shift in society.

From financial markets, medicine, and education to news media and the fine arts, virtually every domain of human endeavour has already been impacted, if not transformed, by the rise of the machines.

This includes parenting. As AI tools and apps become increasingly used in family households, parents are faced with considering the impact on their children’s development."

What parents should know about generative AI and child development AI has created a tectonic shift in society—one that extends to parenting. Here's what you need to know about AI and child development.

Here is the Provincial Mobile Early Learning poster for the month of August on nursery rhymes.

Nursery rhymes aren’t just fun—they help children build language, memory, listening, rhythm and early literacy skills!

So sing it. Rhyme it. Repeat it.
Learning happens in the little moments.

"Being active outside is essential for our mental and physical well-being. However, it can be difficult to find suitable activities for kids with disabilities.

Common obstacles include accessibility and safety, finding adaptive equipment, and financial barriers. But here are a few ways to eliminate these hurdles so you and your kids can get outside for an active and inclusive summer."

Active and accessible summer fun for kids with disabilities It can be tough to find suitable summer activities for kids with disabilities. Here are a few tips for enjoying accessible, inclusive fun!

"Check out the list of activities below and put this handy printable on your fridge to help guide your family in active play throughout the summer:"

100 summer boredom busters for kids + free printable Wondering how to keep your kids busy and happy through the summer months? This list of boredom busters will help!

One of the best things adults can do to support youth mental health is to talk about it! Open conversations reduce stigma and strengthen relationships so if youth need help, they know where to turn.

Staying hydrated doesn't have to come from beverages alone. Some foods can also contribute to your daily fluid intake, making them a refreshing choice during hot summer days.

SHA Public Health Nutritionists share simple ways to support hydration and stay hydrated all summer long.

Saskatchewan Library Week (SLW) is happening October 11–17, celebrating the important role libraries play in strengthening communities, inspiring lifelong learning, and creating opportunities for everyone. This year’s theme, “Libraries Build Brighter Futures,” highlights how libraries empower people with knowledge, connection, creativity, and access to resources that help shape a better tomorrow.

To help make this year’s celebrations even more impactful, we’re once again offering $250 grants to our members in support of Saskatchewan Library Week programming. Applications are now open and will close on August 23. To learn more, please visit us online: https://buff.ly/Xq8OpV7

The Amachiwayhaataak (Let's Soar) Program provides financial support to Métis families with children from birth to age 12 who have additional or specialized needs, helping them access educational, health, and social supports so they can thrive.

For all details, and to apply visit https://mns.ca/services-and-programs/applications/lets-soar-program and help your child soar!

For questions, please contact [email protected]