The Yukon Child Development Centre

The Yukon Child Development Centre is committed to building a community where all children feel welcomed, supported and valued.

In collaboration with families and community members, the Yukon Child Development Centre provides early supports and services to Yukon children from birth to school age, particularly those whose needs are special.

The Child Development Centre is commited to building a community where all children feel welcomed, supported and valued
Cleaning your house while your kids are still growing up is like shoveling the walk before it stops snowing.Phyllis Diller
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Newsletter November 2006Winter 2006 Newsletter

Winter Time Poem
By: Mary River

Icy Fingers, icy toes
Bright red cheeks,
and bright red nose
Watch the snowflakes
as they fall,
Try so hard
to count them all
Build a snowman
 way up high
See if he
can touch the sky
Snow forts, snowballs,
angels too,
In the snow,
so white and new.
Slip and slide
and skate so fast.
Wintertime
is here at last

In this issue...
A Note from the Executive Director

Chugging right along!
A note from the Executive Director
 
            Welcome Back and All Aboard …...

Important Dates to Remember

Office Closed

November
13 - Thanksgiving

...
A Yukon Gude to Services-Autism Spectrum Disorder

This Handbook is a roadmap for families and others who are entering the world of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)...

¿What’s Cooking?

¿What’s Cooking?

Baked Sweet Potato Fries
A perfect match: the most nutritious
vegetable you can find made into a (healthy) french fry, My household likes these best with the skins left on...

What’s Happening at the CDC?

3 Year Old Therapeutic Preschool

 Every autumn brings some changes, and this year is no exception! The 3 year old therapeutic
preschool has moved from its’ previous home in the upstairs classroom to the downstairs classroom, and is running Tuesday and Thursday mornings...

Craft Chubby Crayons

Chubby Crayons
By Amanda Formaro

Do you have what seems like hundreds of broken crayons laying around? Before you toss them in the garbage, enjoy a fun project with your kids!

Age — 5 and up

This project is rated VERY EASY to do...

Noisy Toys May Cause Hearing Damage

Attention Parents:
Noisy Toys May Cause Hearing Damage!


The Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists (CASLPA) in partnership with the Elks of Canada and Royal Purple of Canada would like to alert parents to the potential dangers of noisy toys as they contemplate buying toys for their children during this upcoming holiday shopping season...

Family Christmas Party

Child Development Centre Family Christmas Party!


We would like to invite you to our family Christmas party...