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DECember 8, 2021
Family Creates a Snow Castle Book Club Critters Program
John and Carly with Jeremy and Emma enjoying their frozen creation. (Rosanne Fortier/Photo)
Rosanne Fortier News Correspondent John and Carly Shedden and their two children, Jeremy and Emma love being
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outdoors and spending time with each other so they recently decided to make a fort which Jeremy said was a snow castle. Carly loved what he called the fort and she admitted that they worked for four hours to build this sculpture. “We used a recycling bin for the pattern and we packed the snow into it. It has been a lot of hard work to build it. But the kids had fun doing it.” Carly said.
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Children participating in the program. (Rosanne Fortier/Photo)
Rosanne Fortier News Correspondent
Nine children who ranged from two to six-years-old attended the Book Club Critters Program at the Vegreville Centennial Library (VCL) on Nov. 10. Hub Coordinator for Kalyna Family Resource Network (KFRN), Tasha Homeniuk, said KFRN-V partnered with VCL programming staff to host this program. “We have been trying to find a way to have families engaged during Fall Break from the schools. With this program, we focused on one specific author, Karma Wilson. All our programming with KFRN focuses on the five areas of child development. In this program, children went around from centre to centre where each centre focused on a different area of development and had a different book and a different activity at it. In my centre, we focused on emotional maturity. We talked about identify emotions. We had some big fuzzy dice which are going to stop on a spot that had questions on each one. We had some mirrors, stuffed bears, and doctor’s kits. At the end, each child who participated received a free book.
