This new release has more than one hundred ideas to celebrate Winter's Wonderland for children and adults.
December 30, 2004 (Press Release) --
Celebrating "Snow Daze"
Plan to Have Fun this Winter!
Snow Daze is filled with unique activities to inspire adults and children to celebrate Winter! From singing "Snow Songs" to whispering poems of "Winter Words", making "Cool Kitchen" recipes or exploring "Icy Science" experiments, Adults and Children alike are given the tools to participate in a wonderland of creative ideas.
"Snow Daze" will be shipped by Canada Post to Canadian and American addresses only. Allow 7-10 days for delivery. It is also available at: In Thunder Bay: Chapters Book Store, Coles Book Store, The Purple Camel, Northern Women's Book Store, and Waverley Resource Library In Dryden: The Book Shelf
Snow Daze. 71 pages. Chapters include hundreds of preschool activity ideas for music, drama, language, visual art, recipes, math, science, gross motor, fine motor, indoor and outdoor play.
Stock your shelves this Winter, contact the publisher for wholesale, retail or group orders!
Bookings for Workshops and Personal Appearances now being taken for 2005-2006
Media Attention
Nov. 21/04 - Chronicle Journal
"...Snow Daze will provide parents and caregivers with pletny of ideas for things they can do to make winter a happy time for kids."
Dec. 14/04 - Interview with Lisa Loco of CBC Radio
About the Author: With all the complexities of the world today, we sometimes forget the joy, the innocence, and the wisdom that children can offer us. As temperatures dip, and water turns to ice, the mature adults scurry for the warmth of their castle. The child, armed only with mittens, a snowsuit, and six-foot scarf will face the elements and find a silver lining behind every snowdrift.
Marcia (Kamstra) Arpin is always an ally to these Winter Warriors. She is an experienced Early Childhood Educator, an artist, and a mother. In her various roles, she observes, suggests, and guides her troop through another day in the great White North. Is the book just reminiscences of victories against these icy elements? Perhaps. It is also a practical collection of ideas shared while she was facilitating at professional workshops.
Marcia currently resides in Thunder Bay, Ontario with her husband and two children.
Plan to Have Fun this Winter!
Snow Daze is filled with unique activities to inspire adults and children to celebrate Winter! From singing "Snow Songs" to whispering poems of "Winter Words", making "Cool Kitchen" recipes or exploring "Icy Science" experiments, Adults and Children alike are given the tools to participate in a wonderland of creative ideas.
"Snow Daze" will be shipped by Canada Post to Canadian and American addresses only. Allow 7-10 days for delivery. It is also available at: In Thunder Bay: Chapters Book Store, Coles Book Store, The Purple Camel, Northern Women's Book Store, and Waverley Resource Library In Dryden: The Book Shelf
Snow Daze. 71 pages. Chapters include hundreds of preschool activity ideas for music, drama, language, visual art, recipes, math, science, gross motor, fine motor, indoor and outdoor play.
Stock your shelves this Winter, contact the publisher for wholesale, retail or group orders!
Bookings for Workshops and Personal Appearances now being taken for 2005-2006
Media Attention
Nov. 21/04 - Chronicle Journal
"...Snow Daze will provide parents and caregivers with pletny of ideas for things they can do to make winter a happy time for kids."
Dec. 14/04 - Interview with Lisa Loco of CBC Radio
About the Author: With all the complexities of the world today, we sometimes forget the joy, the innocence, and the wisdom that children can offer us. As temperatures dip, and water turns to ice, the mature adults scurry for the warmth of their castle. The child, armed only with mittens, a snowsuit, and six-foot scarf will face the elements and find a silver lining behind every snowdrift.
Marcia (Kamstra) Arpin is always an ally to these Winter Warriors. She is an experienced Early Childhood Educator, an artist, and a mother. In her various roles, she observes, suggests, and guides her troop through another day in the great White North. Is the book just reminiscences of victories against these icy elements? Perhaps. It is also a practical collection of ideas shared while she was facilitating at professional workshops.
Marcia currently resides in Thunder Bay, Ontario with her husband and two children.
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