Rain Gear

aka mud protection. Here in semi-desert Kamloops we honestly don’t really need high quality rain gear. This is one area where you can get away with regular children’s brand rain pants and coats. A leg with an elastic cuff on the ankle saves kids from wet feet and a lot of boot dumping. There are … Read more

Movies for children from a developmental perspective

Many years ago I was a 25 year old mother who thought that my 6 year old daughter might find Mars Attacks entertaining. She didn’t. And she still talks about how wildly inappropriate it was for her to watch at that age. The more I learned about children’s cognitive, social and emotional development the more … Read more

WorkSafe Staff Policies

Daily Health Assessment Staff are not to come to work if you: Have travelled outside of Canada within the last 14 days. Have been identified by Public Health as a close contact of someone with COVID-19 Have been told to isolate by Public Health Are displaying any of the following new or worsening symptoms: Fever … Read more

Celebrating Yule

My family’s modern day guide to an ancient Pagan holiday. I honestly know nothing about Yule and I don’t think anyone does. That’s the thing about Pagans, there isn’t really much we know about them outside of folklore and speculation. Their culture and stories, like so many others, was driven underground and stamped out by … Read more

Welcome To Forest School

Hello My name is Miss Krystal and I will be your forest school teacher in a few weeks. I have three kids, two who are really big and one who is in elementary school. His name is Finn and he comes to Forest School with me sometimes so you might get to meet him. Our … Read more