Join me in singing, “There Was a Crocodile.”
This is a fun one where we practice our memory and listening skills. Each time we restart the song, we will drop “singing” the animal but still do the actions for them. It’s tricky but really fun!
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Community Resource and Support with Anita Olson:
Burnaby Neighbourhood House is facilitating an online English Language group focusing on self-care! If you would like to practice English, learn about self-care and meet new folks mark Tuesdays from 6:30 – 8 PM February 9th – March 16th . For more information or to register check out the attachment or email volunteer@burnabynh.ca.
If you like dumplings, this workshop is for you! Learn about nutrition and healthy eating on Zoom with Mosaic between Jan 25th and Feb 10th– Mondays and Wednesdays from 10 – 11 AM. Try different recipes and meet friends from different cultures. This workshop will be about: healthy snacks and beverages, savvy shopping and dumplings and wraps from around the world! Please email Lily at lfung@mosaicbc.org to receive an online invitation.
The Power of Play – Book a Wednesday morning one-on-one play session with me, Anita – Enjoy a private play space with your little one as I coach and model child-led play, establishing healthy boundaries, turn taking and so much more with parents/caregivers and their child. Call/text or email, 604-723-9548 or email aolson@fsgv.ca to see availability.
Anita Olson (she/her) ECE, BA, MEd, Early Childhood Community Consultant
A HUGE Thank you to Anita for providing us with all of these great resources!
Two ingredients are all you need to make this wonderful cloud dough (scented oil is optional). I used a few drops of Rosemary oil in this recipe. This is a great recipe to get your children involved in measuring and stirring. Simply add the 1/2 cup of vegetable oil to the 4 cups of flour. Stir together until the oil is mixed in well. 
Once the oil is absorbed, start using your hands to finish blending in the flour and oil until there are no more lumps. You will end up with silky, soft and airy dough. This dough is different from the regular play dough. Yes, it is a bit more messy but the texture is worth it. You will love running your fingers though it. This dough will hold its shape when squished together or using moulds and can easily break apart.
