Children's World Learning Centre

Children's World Learning Centre is looking for a full time educator to join our team. If you or someone you know is interested in working in a small, close team of educators who are committed to creating quality childcare spaces for families in our community, please apply.

Applicants must:
-Have at least an ECCE assistance License
-Have experience working with children
-Currently live in the West Kootenay area or have concrete plans to move here by the end of August.

Wage is dependent on certification and experience.

Send resumes through facebook or email at
[email protected]

Children's World Learning Centre is looking for both a full time and part time educator to join our team.

Applicants must:
-Have at least an ECCE assistance License
-Have experience working with children
-Currently live in the West Kootenay area or have concrete plans to move here by the end of July.

Wage is dependent on certification and experience.

One of the illustrations created by Mia for our Farmer Lady bug story the children wrote last week. We posted it on Friday if you want to check it out!

We hope you had a fun and safe weekend.

Happy Friday! Today at story time instead of reading a story we decided to write one! The is what they collectively came up with. We hope you enjoy!

Once upon a time there was a farmer named Farmer Ladybug and their friend Fox. They lived on a ladybug farm that is shaped like a ladybug and had horses too.
One morning Farmer Ladybug went downstairs to eat breakfast. Farmer Ladybug smiled and ate bananas, chips, orange juiced, apple juice, and water. After They ate, they went outside to feed the horses and take them for a walk. They found their friend fox, who’s name is Red, and gave them some food too.
Just then they noticed a fire on the farm! A huge fire that could light the whole city on fire. All the lady bugs use their wings to fly away from the fire. The horses ran away too but they stopped to pick up Farmer Ladybug and Red on the way. They ran all the way to a new town that was decorated and had chocolate.
They got a new farm in the new town with more horses and more ladybugs, but with huge horses and tiny ladybugs this time. The farm was bigger too. They felt good because they could run around all day and farm and get baby chicks. They were happy.

Authors: Jaeden Radcliffe, Aya Melville, Tui Melville, Grayson Perlstrom, Henry Helfer, Rylee Dorsey, Mia Novotna, Toby Novotny, Haakens Sun-fleet.

Are you or anyone you know looking for some casual or very part time work right now?
There is a chance we will be needing another set of hands in the centre this summer. Experience working with children is a must and pay will be determined by certification level.
If you or someone you know is interested email resumes to [email protected] and we can talk more.

This week, our little friends spent time making gifts to their moms because Mother's Day is coming. They truly want to show how much they love their mothers, and express their gratitude what their moms did for them.

Each child put efforts in working on their gifts for their mothers. They really appreciate what their mothers to do for them.

Happy Mother's Day for every mom which is the hardest job in the world!

Let's look what we did during COVID-19. In recent weeks, we made some crafts about season, fruits, and insects.

Also, we made hearts to express our gratitude for all essential workers, front-line staffs, and childcare providers! Thank you all for hard- working during the pandemic! Meanwhile, we miss all our center children and staffs who stay at home at this certain period. Hope everyone stay safe and health !

After a long feeling winter season we have a lot of new art ideas under our belts.
One we recently discovered was salt painting. First the children used white glue to create in image, then poured salt to cover all the glue, and finally using eye droppers they added colored water. The process was slightly messy but the final outcome resembled multicolored fire works or space images.

We have been enjoying diving into indoor activities this season but we all are itching for the fully outside days of summer.

As the weather gets warmer the children love to explore the changing environments around them. The days are getting longer, the sun is shining, and the snow is melting. This provides so many natural opportunists for learning! The scientific changing forms of water, ice, mud and slush, the awakening and livening of the birds, the flowers slowly poking up out of the garden, and so much more.

This time of year might be a bit messy but if you abandon the need to stay neat and clean your children will reap the infinite benefits of fully exploring their magical, changing environment.

Children find wonder is so many things,
Earlier this season we noticed some HUGE icicles on the side of the daycare. (we have to admit, even the teachers were in wonder)
We safely knocked them down, trying hard to keep the pieces as bis as we could and brought them in for the children to explore. After simply using their hands we offered them spoons, forks, and magnifying glasses to investigate further. The children then began to wonder what would happen if we added hot water, food coloring, and salt to the bin. We all had a great time exploring their ideas together.
This activity was incredibly interesting to the children and used very simple tools and a bit of nature.
What ways can you scaffold your child's curiosity about the world around us?

Sensory Play is so much fun! We mixed together chocolate pudding and shaving cream to create a very interesting textured, and good smelling mixture.
We simply spooned it onto the tables and let the children explore. This kept them entertained and interested for a long time. We really enjoyed the unique conversations and laughs we shared during this activity.

HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR!!!

This week we have been busy celebrating the Chinese New Year with some special snacks (rice crakers, spicy seaweeds and green tea Pokey). We also made little cute rats for one of our project as this year is the year of the rat. We adorned our front door with some Chinese statements and we learned that on this day, children in China received red envelop with lucky money in it so we decorated little red envelope containing a chocolate lucky money...mmm!

Gung Hay Fat Choy! Happy New Year to all!