| Hello Everyone, I am the mother of 3 who has opened up our home to provide quality childcare. I have my Level 1 Qualification Certificate. I offer Before, During and After school care to children of all ages. Currently servicing Griesbach and surrounding communities. Programs are available for families who would like to give their children a head start with school. Have a look around the web site to see what I have to offer your child and to learn more about my programs. When your done come back and sign my guest book, I would love to hear from you. Enjoy! |
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| Welcome to Pipers Playhouse Edmonton, Alberta Quality Childcare since 1997 |
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| More than just childcare |
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| You are visitor since September 2006 |
| To view our Pipers Playhouse Photo Videos from 2004-2006 please click here |
| Learning My Way
By Jean Feldman When I listen to stories or look at books each day, I’m learning to read in my own special way. When I sing a song or say a rhyme, My listening skills will develop on time. The small muscles I use when I work a puzzle or play with clay Will help me to write a sentence one day. When I jump, wiggle and run the day long, My muscles and body are growing strong. When I put away my toys or pass out snacks at school, I’m really doing my math, too. Making bubbles or looking at clouds in the sky, Will develop my scientific skills by and by. My coloring, painting and gluing may look like a mess, But they all encourage my creative best. When you read to me, talk and listen too, I’ll learn to love books and language, its true. As you give me choices and let me go, Into an independent adult I will grow. When you accept me for who I am and cherish what I do, I’ll learn to love others and respect them, too. Every minute of every new and exciting day, I’m learning and growing in my own special way! |
| Just Playing by Anita Wadley When I’m building in the block room, Please don’t say I’m "Just Playing." For, you see, I’m learning as I play; About balances and shapes. When I’m getting all dressed up, Setting the table, caring for the babies, Don’t get the idea I’m "Just Playing." For, you see, I’m learning as I play; I may be a mother or a father someday. When you see me up to my elbows in paint, Or standing at an easel, or molding and shaping clay, Please don’t let me hear you say, “He is just playing.” For, you see, I’m learning as I play. I’m expressing myself and being creative. I may be an artist or an inventor someday. When you see me sitting in a chair “Reading” to an imaginary audience, Please don’t laugh and think I’m "Just Playing." For, you see, I’m learning as I play. I may be a teacher someday. When you see me combing the bushes for bugs, Or packing my pockets with choice things I find, Don’t pass it off as "Just Play." For, you see, I’m learning as I play. I may be a scientist someday. When you see me engrossed in a puzzle, Or some "plaything" at my school, Please don’t feel the time is wasted in "Play." For, you see, I’m learning as I play. I’m learning to solve problems and concentrate. I may be in business someday. When you see me cooking or tasting foods, Please don’t think that because I enjoy it, it is "Just Play." I’m learning to follow directions and see differences. I may be a chef someday. When you see me learning to skip, hop, run, and move my body, Please don’t say I’m "Just Playing." For, you see, I’m learning as I play. I’m learning how my body works. I may be a doctor, nurse or athlete someday. When you ask me what I’ve done at school today, And I say, “I just played,” Please don’t misunderstand me. For, you see, I’m learning as I play. I’m learning to enjoy and be successful in my work. I’m preparing for tomorrow. Today, I’m a child and my work is play. |
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