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Stuck at home? Looking for ideas to help make learning and playing with your loved ones more fun? Check out this new article from Kathleen Purdy.
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An Interactive Story is a way of engaging the children in multi-sensory experiences. It includes storytelling, playing instruments, making sounds, movement, craft making, etc. Here is an example of ho...
At a time when many people with developmental challenges are more socially isolated than usual, this happened. We treasure our relationships with Music In Communities Co-op, Sarah McInnis, Kim Barlow, Ken Shorley, Sahara Jane, Ananda Kavanagh and all the other fine musicians who help us nurture inclusive culture through Jam Dance.
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Read our post about Buildings For Healthy Inclusive Communities. www.alexandersociety.org/posts/buildings-for-healthy-inclusive-communities/
Do you know what ROI means? Watch this exciting announcement from L'Arche Toronto. youtu.be/pGqNnitWqiE
We will be hosting another Jam Dance in the beautiful Oakdene Park on September 25th from 2 - 3pm. It will be near the stage, accessible entrance to the park is via a path across from 54 Oakdene. ![]()
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There is a port-a-potty in the park, but please bring comfortable shoes and water. ![]()
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If you'd like you are welcome to bring an instrument like a shaker or tambourine, however we will also have some available!![]()
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Let me know if you have any questions. And please see the attached poster for pre-registration details!