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The colorful haunted house.

It’s a perfect way to get little children involved with Halloween in a fun way.
You will also allow your child another opportunity to work on creativity, fine motor skills, and more!

A simple but fun Halloween DIY idea that you can do with the children!

All children's favorite turtle Franklin is back for Halloween!
Children will enjoy reading about Franklin's plays, the parade, and the Halloween party in this book we've selected from the Oakville Library this week.

If you’re looking for fun craft ideas for your kids, this is an easy craft idea for preschool ages. Children can get really creative and use any combination of colors that they would like!

In early summer, these maple seed twirlers are all over the place. I would like to share with you a painting DIY project we made with these excellent natural materials.
I love this DIY project as there are so many possibilities for using these little dragonflies.

In early summer, these maple seed twirlers are all over the place. I would like to share with you a painting DIY project we made with these excellent natural materials.
I love this DIY project as there are so many possibilities for using these little dragonflies.

The most colorful wings on the pond belong to the nimble dragonfly, but this delicate flying insect didn't begin life in the air.

In Backyard Books: Are You a Dragonfly? by Judy Allen with illustrations by Tudor Humphries, the secrets of metamorphosis are unfurled through the story of a familiar backyard creature.

Here is my son's fingerprint Father's Day Card! My son enjoys painting with his fingers. I think it’s unique gift for Father’s Day.
If you don't have a template for making it, you can easily recreate it.

Doesn’t your dad deserve a unique award for being the best dad ever? These supersized ribbons really send the message. Also, they’re so easy to make using paper fans! you can be easily customized with your dad’s favorite colors.

Today's book is "A Day With Dad" from the Oakville Library.

Author Bo R. Holmberg and illustrator Eva Eriksson offer a sensitive and honest portrait of a special day between father and son.

Tim lives with his mom. His dad lives in another town. But today, Tim’s dad is coming on the train so the two can spend the whole day together — just Tim and Dad.

Author Bo R. Holmberg and illustrator Eva Eriksson offer a sensitive and honest portrait of a special day between father and son.

A fun craft actiity for preschool age children!

This activity is great for creativity, character development, and fine motor skills. Also, children feel more comfortable sharing their emotions and feelings when using their puppets.

@ Oakville, Ontario

The activity of placing the spots on the ladybugs on the leaves with the correct numbers develops the children's cognitive skills such as counting, number recognition, number of numbers, number of numbers, creating graphics, classification, and visual discrimination.

Encourage children to use one-to-one correspondence while counting.