Make mealtime family learning time. Preschoolers

Making fruit skewers is a fun and healthy activity that helps children learn important skills. As they thread fruit onto sticks, they practice recognizing patterns, following steps, and building hand muscles. These skills support their coordination and lay the groundwork for writing and reading.

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We will be temporarily closing the Decoda Literacy Library from April to mid-May to accommodate schedules around and after the Decoda Conference. Please email Sandra, Executive Director (slee@decoda.ca), for urgent library requests.

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