Family Fun Night
08-12-2017, 12:16 PMHello everyone,
Hope everyone is having a wonderful start to December. Last Thursday was our Family Fun
Night. We would like to thank all the families that joined us and we hope you all had a wonderful
time.
This was the second time we have hosted this event and we hope to continue the tradition in the
years to come. This year we had many different activities for the children and parents to enjoy.
One of the activities was our “Minute to Win It Games: Holiday Edition.” To begin, children were
given a passport with pictures corresponding to different games. Then children chose a
challenge to try. Once the children completed one of the challenges, they were able to stamp
their passport. When they received all 5 stamps, the children were able to select a prize. Some
of the Minute to Win It games included apple stacking (the record was 7 apples), marshmallow
slingshot, and ping pong toss into Wow Butter. Special thanks to Matt for organizing these activities. It was great to see the children’s excitement and willingness to take on these challenges.
We also had a gingerbread house making station. Children were able to create their own
gingerbread houses made from graham crackers, icing and a great amount of candy. It was
wonderful to see the children’s creativity and their unique take on their houses.
Lastly, a hot chocolate bar was on offer for maximum indulgence. Nothing is better than ending the day with a warm cup of hot chocolate and marshmallows!
Hope everyone is having a wonderful start to December. Last Thursday was our Family Fun
Night. We would like to thank all the families that joined us and we hope you all had a wonderful
time.
This was the second time we have hosted this event and we hope to continue the tradition in the
years to come. This year we had many different activities for the children and parents to enjoy.
One of the activities was our “Minute to Win It Games: Holiday Edition.” To begin, children were
given a passport with pictures corresponding to different games. Then children chose a
challenge to try. Once the children completed one of the challenges, they were able to stamp
their passport. When they received all 5 stamps, the children were able to select a prize. Some
of the Minute to Win It games included apple stacking (the record was 7 apples), marshmallow
slingshot, and ping pong toss into Wow Butter. Special thanks to Matt for organizing these activities. It was great to see the children’s excitement and willingness to take on these challenges.
We also had a gingerbread house making station. Children were able to create their own
gingerbread houses made from graham crackers, icing and a great amount of candy. It was
wonderful to see the children’s creativity and their unique take on their houses.
Lastly, a hot chocolate bar was on offer for maximum indulgence. Nothing is better than ending the day with a warm cup of hot chocolate and marshmallows!
Comments
May The Force Be With You!
14-11-2017, 11:25 AMThis week the kids were extra excited to make lightsabers for Thursday's activity. Who isn't a fan of Star Wars! As Darth Vader said “Luke, I am your father.”
Here is a recipe if anyone would like to recreate it at home:
- empty water bottle
- glitter glue (any colour)
- water
- duck tape
- 2 glow sticks
However, fair warning to those that decide to take upon this activity...it is messy!! You may find glitter glue everywhere as this is what happened to us from our clothes to being stuck to the furniture. After the activity finished, the glow sticks turned out to be a huge hit. The kids thought it was a really fun idea to turn off the lights on one side of the room lights and perform a talent show to the audience using the glow sticks. This was quite a sight to see and entertaining for those of us watching.
Until next time, thanks for reading!
Henaxi
WRCC
Trick or Treat!
06-11-2017, 11:27 AM
Hello West Richmond
families!
All of the costumes that we
saw were so impressive. It was great seeing some new and creative ideas as well
as some classics. There was such a variety, from the Joker to Elsa and
everything in between. The kids who participated in the pumpkin carving
activity loved getting messy and covered in pumpkin guts.
We even got the
chance to cook up some pumpkin seeds for a super fun and yummy activity. With
Halloween over, we are now patiently awaiting the wonderful winter holidays.
May our candy last us until then, although we all know it won’t.
Warmly,
Erin
Get Out To Get Better
02-11-2017, 10:49 AM
With this season expected to be a cold and wet one, it is
easy to dread going outdoors. The leaders at West Richmond are geared up and
ready to play outdoors regardless of the weather and here is why your children
should be too.
Benefits Of Outdoor Play:
Improved Immunity-
Playing outsides exposes children to different germs and can help boost their
immune system resulting in being sick less often.
Play and Learning-
Children who are outside are more likely to use imaginative play, interact with
nature and learn about the natural environment around them.
Please send your child with appropriate gear so that
outdoor play can be an option even if it is wet and cold out.
Cheers,
Emmett
Emmett
Thanks for Fall
18-10-2017, 10:03 AMHello!
This past week at Junior OSC, we got to connect with the kids about what Thanksgiving is all about and we asked what the kids are thankful for in their lives. Here are some of the things the kids said they were thankful for.
Talking with the kids about what Thanksgiving really is gave them an opportunity to appreciate what they have.
Now that Fall is here, the leaves are falling on the ground so what better way to spend the afternoon than to build leaf piles?! The kids worked together as a team to build a huge leaf pile at the park. Once done, they rewarded themselves by jumping in the pile and throwing the leaves in the air.
Thanks
Brianne
This past week at Junior OSC, we got to connect with the kids about what Thanksgiving is all about and we asked what the kids are thankful for in their lives. Here are some of the things the kids said they were thankful for.
- mommy and daddy
- little sister
- cookbooks
- nice place to live
- cars
- dolls
- grandma
- cat named “meow”
Talking with the kids about what Thanksgiving really is gave them an opportunity to appreciate what they have.
Now that Fall is here, the leaves are falling on the ground so what better way to spend the afternoon than to build leaf piles?! The kids worked together as a team to build a huge leaf pile at the park. Once done, they rewarded themselves by jumping in the pile and throwing the leaves in the air.
Thanks
Brianne