A Public Health Nurse will be on-site at the Lambton College EarlyON Centre every Monday morning from 9:30 - 11:30 AM to do weigh in's, discuss your child’s growth and development and address any concerns you may have.
An Educator from SFLC Nwiijkiwensag (Little Friends) will be visiting the Petrolia EarlyON Centre to share a focus on spring and spring weather and in particular on tree and plant through songs, stories and activities.
Join Shelley, the Early Literacy Specialist, for this online program where we will explore the book If You Give a Pig a Party by Laura Numeroff and Felicia Bond. A free book kit including the book and additional materials will be available to pick up before the program. Program best suited for children 3 years... Read more »
A librarian from your local library will be dropping in at the Coronation Park EarlyON Centre for a Storytime and to share information about library programs and resources from 10:30-11:30am.
A librarian from your local library will be dropping in at the Lambton College EarlyON Cetnre for a Storytime and to share information about library programs and resources from 11:00am-12:00pm.
Join educators virtually from the Lambton College and Coronation Park EarlyON Centres for songs, rhymes and stories. Click here to join.
Come and join us for some engaging early literacy opportunities. A Lambton County Community Librarian will be dropping in at the St. Clair EarlyON Centre every Thursday morning from 9:30-10:30am to share resources, create literacy opportunities, and provide families with information about our library services.
Join educators for a 3-week program of Literacy Time for Toddlers (18 – 30 months only) Thursday mornings from 9:30-11:00am at the Coronation Park EarlyON beginning March 30th. Toddlers will spend time singing songs and rhymes, share books, participate in creative experiences, and explore literacy manipulatives. Emergent literacy tips will be shared with parents throughout... Read more »
A Public Health Nurse will be on-site at the Lambton College EarlyON Centre every Monday morning from 9:30 – 11:30 AM to do weigh in’s, discuss your child’s growth and development and address any concerns you may have.
Come and join us at the St. Clair EarlyON from 10:00-11:15am for some insightful conversations about Indigenous culture-teachings. An Indigenous Educator will offer creative learning materials, experiences and provide families with information about Indigenous services.
A librarian from your local library will be dropping in for a Storytime and to share information about library programs and resources.
Join us at the St. Clair EarlyON on Monday, April 3rd from 1:30-2:30pm for a session of active toddler exploration and gross motor play. Share in your child’s excitement of discovery and challenging meaningful play. Child must be between 16-30 months old (with a parent/caregiver). To register, please email: Kelsey at [email protected]
A St. Clair Child & Youth Infant/Child Developmental Professional will be at the St. Clair EarlyON on Tuesday, April 4th from 9:15-11:15am to answer questions about your child's development and/or make referrals. No registration is required to meet with the professional.
A librarian from your local library will be dropping in for a Storytime and to share information about library programs and resources.
A librarian from your local library will be dropping in for a Storytime and to share information about library programs and resources.
Lynne Brown & Erin Robinson, Registered Dietitians, North Lambton Community Health Centre Toddlers can be a challenge! Learn how to support your picky eater and get healthy snack and meal ideas. To register for this program, please email [email protected]
Toddlers will have the opportunity to explore materials to support creativity, problem solving and innovating which are essential for learning.
A librarian from your local library will be dropping in for a Storytime and to share information about library programs and resources.
Nicole and Laura, Public Health Nurses with Lambton Public Health will be on site during the Petrolia Infant afternoon program to weigh your infants, discuss your child’s growth and development and address your concerns, and offer breastfeeding support.
Stephanie McPhee, Public Health Nurse with Lambton Public Health will be on site to discuss your child’s growth and development and address your concerns.
Join us for a fun time of reading books, singing songs, and playing games with our local librarian.
Join us for this opportunity to visit with a Francophone Educator. She will sing songs and read stories in French during circle time.
Join us at the Coronation Park EarlyON from 11:00-12:00pm for some insightful conversations about Indigenous culture-teachings. An Indigenous Educator will offer creative learning materials, experiences and provide families with information about Indigenous services.
A Public Health Nurse with Lambton Public Health will be on site to discuss your child’s growth and development and address your concerns.
Nicole and Laura, Public Health Nurses with Lambton Public Health will be on site to discuss your child’s growth and development and address your concerns.
Families with children 3 to 5 years of age are welcome to join this 3-week virtual interactive program. Children will be introduced to various emergent literacy concepts by exploring stories, the alphabet and writing tools. A free bag of materials will be made available for pick up before the program. Please register by Monday, April... Read more »
Join us at the Lambton College EarlyON from 11:00-12:00pm for some insightful conversations about Indigenous culture-teachings. An Indigenous Educator will offer creative learning materials, experiences and provide families with information about Indigenous services.
Join Ska:na educators on Thursday, April 14th from 2:00-3:00pm as we learn about and feed the local fish at the Bluewater Bridge Hatchery Public Pond followed by a walk to the playground for some fun! A light snack will be provided. For more information or to register, please email [email protected] or call (519) 339-0945 ext.... Read more »
Join Ska:na educators on Saturday, April 15th from 10:00am - 12:00pm as we explore the 3 Sisters plants, planting and DIY indoor greenhouses - great fun for families and children of all ages. We are continuing our "Tasting Moment" where we try a different fruit or vegetable with our snack. Activities will also be available... Read more »
An Educator from SFLC Nwiijkiwensag (Little Friends) will be visiting the Petrolia EarlyON Centre to share a focus on spring and spring weather and on fish (giinoonh) and turtle (mishiike) through song, stories and activities.
On Monday, April 17th and 24th from 10:00am - 12:30pm, Â A French EarlyON Educator (Patricia from La Ribambelle) will visit the SFLC EarlyON site to share resources, create new language opportunities, and provide families with information about bilingual services.
Come and join St. Clair EarlyON Educators for an Outdoor Scavenger Hunt / Stroller Walk through Canatara Park on Monday, April 17th from 1:30-2:30pm. This activity will provide the whole family with an opportunity to enjoy some fresh air, get active and explore nature. For more details and to register, please email: Kelsey at [email protected]
Connie VanBellinghen, Registered Dietitian with Lambton Public Health, will be available to answer any questions you may have about feeding your child. Topics can include breast and bottle feeding, first foods, picky eating, healthy snacks and meals.
Nicole and Laura, Public Health Nurses with Lambton Public Health will be on site during the Petrolia Infant afternoon program to weigh your infants, discuss your child’s growth and development and address your concerns, and offer breastfeeding support.
A Social Worker from Grand Bend Area Community Health Centre will be available to talk with parents about any social, emotional or behaviour concerns they may be experiencing.
Lynne Brown, Dietitian with North Lambton Community Health Centre, will be available to answer any questions you may have about feeding your child. E.g., breast, bottle, first foods, picky eating etc.
A Public Health Nurse will be on-site at the Coronation EarlyON Centre on the 3rd Thursday of each month from 2:00 - 4:00pm to discuss your child’s growth and development and address any concerns you may have.
Lynne Brown, Dietitian with North Lambton Community Health Centre, will be available to answer any questions you may have about feeding your child. E.g., breast, bottle, first foods, picky eating etc.
Join Shelley, the Early Literacy Specialist, for this online program where we will explore the book Little Raindrop by Igloo Books. A free book kit including the book and additional materials will be available to pick up before the program. Program best suited for children 3 years of age and older. Please register by Friday... Read more »
Join St. Clair EarlyON Educator, Morgan, on Monday, April 24th from 1:30-2:30pm with your baby (ages 6-12months) for an afternoon of exploration with blowing bubbles and singing. This activity is great for your baby’s language development. Recommended for infants that are not walking. To register, please email: Morgan at [email protected]
A librarian from your local library will be dropping in at the Coronation Park EarlyON Centre for a Storytime and to share information about library programs and resources from 10:30-11:30am.
Toddlers will have the opportunity to explore materials to support creativity, problem solving and innovating which are essential for learning.
A librarian from your local library will be dropping in at the Lambton College EarlyON Cetnre for a Storytime and to share information about library programs and resources from 11:00am-12:00pm.
Nicole and Laura, Public Health Nurses with Lambton Public Health will be on site during the Petrolia Infant afternoon program to weigh your infants, discuss your child’s growth and development and address your concerns, and offer breastfeeding support.
Come and join us for some engaging early literacy opportunities. A Lambton County Community Librarian will be dropping in at the St. Clair EarlyON Centre every Thursday morning from 9:30-10:30am to share resources, create literacy opportunities, and provide families with information about our library services.
Join us for live virtual conversations that support and connect individuals, parents, and caregivers with discussions of: Current Events Indigenous-led Learning Guest Speakers Community Resources Other Information To register and receive the virtual link, please email regist[email protected] with the program name, your name, and city/town.
