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“What’s for snack today?” is one of the most common questions we hear! The children excitedly call their friends to the table and can’t wait to see what’s on the menu. Snack time is about more than food—it’s a time for conversation, friendship, and sharing joyful moments together.🌱
Sourian Chid Care
Family Child Care Home, located in Saskatoon
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Reading books in small groups has such a special feeling. With only a few children together, they are often more engaged, focused, and excited to participate in the story. Small group book time gives children more opportunities to ask questions, share their ideas, and connect personally with the book. It also helps expand their vocabulary as they hear new words, conversations, and expressions in a calm and meaningful environment.
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Sometimes changing a space means changing the feeling of the day too. 🌿✨
I truly believe children deserve environments that feel calm, beautiful, inviting, and full of wonder. Adding soft textiles, spring flowers, little birds, and touches of nature doesn’t just make the space aesthetically pleasing for children — it also brings peace, inspiration, and joy to the educators and caregivers who spend their days there too.
When a space feels warm and alive, learning and connection naturally grow inside it. 🤍
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Lunch time might just be the favorite part of our routine lately 🍝🤎
The way the children enjoy their spaghetti with so much excitement makes the whole room feel warm and happy.
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Springtime + imagination = the sweetest little gardens 🌷✨Our artists created their own imaginary worlds today✨
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Stamping, painting, creating… and having so much fun! 💛
05/07/2026
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🌿 From Garden to Market to Kitchen — a world of pretend play, little shoppers, busy cooks, and joyful imaginations.
Through role play, children explored food, community, language, and everyday life together 💛
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The Scent Garden 🌿
This week, we explored a sensory garden filled with the gentle aromas of tea and herbs. Children engaged their senses—smelling, touching, and observing—while building a deeper connection with nature.
We also reused empty coffee pods as tiny pots, inviting the children to pretend they were planting in their own little garden. This simple idea sparked so much creativity, imagination, and joy.
Through this experience, children strengthened their sensory skills, practiced fine motor movements, and expressed themselves through play.
A small garden… with big learning 🌱✨
04/30/2026
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Where laughter lives 🌿
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