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Join us this Sunday August 30th from 10am to 12.00pm to experience our Open House for ages 3 to 5
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Come join us on our Open House (Only for 3 to 5 age group ) this Sunday August 30th from 10 to 12
Come visit and learn about our Reggio Play based Ourdoor Program
Come visit our outdoor space for each classroom and bright indoor rooms
Come learn about subsidy and fees
We are open Monday to Friday 6.30am to 5.30pm
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A Colorful Day of Fun! 🎨💦
Today, we had a wonderful time exploring colors! The children enjoyed painting colorful designs on the wall and then washing them away with water and enjoyed spraying colorful water onto the wall, creating bright and beautiful patterns They had so much fun getting wet, experimenting with colors, and enjoying the process together. It was a messy, playful, and colorful day filled with lots of smiles and laughter! 🌈💦😊
Some children were busy in making wood chips and sand soup for the friends who were busy painting
These plants are a little reward for planting them together, nurturing them, and watching them grow together. 🌱💚 They have successfully survived our Infant and Toddler Yard through all the sun, heat, and smoke—and, of course, all those curious little hands eager to touch, feel, and explore. Watching them grow alongside our little ones makes them even more special
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Sponge water transfer is a funny activity that's supports early Childhood development, the repetitive gripping prepares hands for pencil control.Enhances eye and hand cordination as they squeeze the water out.Concentration span is also lengthened as they play.
🌟 Limited Spots Available at ABCD Daycare! 🌟
Looking for a warm, engaging, and nature-inspired daycare for your child ages 3–5 years? We’d love to welcome you to ABCD Daycare!
📍 Location: 1799 Springview Place, Kamloops
🕡 Hours: 6:30 AM – 5:30 PM
📞 Phone: 250-879-1570
📧 Email: [email protected]
Our program is inspired by Reggio Emilia and play-based learning, with child-led activities that encourage curiosity, creativity, independence, and connection.
🌿 Children enjoy:
Beautiful outdoor yards connected to each room
Natural sunlight and welcoming learning spaces
Hammocks and swings
Slides and climbers
Sandbox play
Daily opportunities to explore, create, and build connections
We believe children learn best through meaningful play, exploration, relationships, and hands-on experiences.
✨ Limited spots are available!
📅 Book a tour with us to learn more about our philosophy, program, and available child care subsidy options.
We look forward to meeting your family! 💛
spots available for 3 to 5 age group Philosophy .
Busy 3 to 5 working hard in the sand box
For us it looks sand and water mix for them they are mixing muffin with carrots, and all spices
The children are cutting the grass and plants, learning hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and also learning to hold scissors as they cut the grass
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We were closed for two weeks this summer because we believe in the power of intentional breaks. 🌿
When our friends came back, they were surprised—and a little shocked—to see that their robot, loose parts, materials, and creations were still right where they had left them.
Nothing was packed away. Nothing was erased. Their work was waiting for them.
And that’s what made the moment soŵ special. ❤️
They felt valued. They felt that their ideas mattered. They knew their creations were important enough to be kept safe, ready for them to return and continue building, imagining, and adding to their stories.
Sometimes, giving children space to pause doesn’t mean stopping their learning.
It means giving their ideas a place to wait for them. ✨
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Today, the children in the Maple and Cedar Rooms enjoyed a wonderful Fruit Salad Party filled with hands-on learning, teamwork, and healthy eating. Families were invited to send their child's favourite fruit, and together we created a delicious fruit salad.
Using child-safe knives and under close educator supervision, the children actively participated in peeling, cutting, and chopping their fruits. This experience encouraged them to develop fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, confidence, and independence while learning safe food preparation practices.
As they worked together, the children shared conversations about different fruits, colours, textures, and tastes. They took turns, helped one another, and proudly contributed to making a fruit salad for everyone to enjoy. This collaborative activity strengthened their social skills, communication, and sense of belonging within the group.
During snack time, the children happily enjoyed the fruit salad together. Many asked for more fruit, commenting that it
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