CABANE À JEUX
Joujouthèque La Pêche Toy Library-
Fall Felting
Saturday, October 8th from 10:00 to 11:00 at 693 Riverside Dr., Wakefield, Qc.
Local Feltmaker/Artist Hannah Ranger will guide you and your child in making felted pouches – perfect for storing little fall time treasures! Hannah will also have her take-home felting kits for kids on hand – great way to start felting with your little ones!
Cost per child:
$4 Members, $6 Non-members to max. 3/family
We can accommodate up to 20 children.
Suggested age range: 3 – 10 yrs
Toy Library open from 9:30 – 11:30amTo RSVP and for more information: info@cabaneajeux.com
Thank you Church of the Good Shepherd, Wakefield General Store/Chamberlin’s Lookout and Wakefield Acupuncture – Bruce Cawdron for your support
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Artist/ Blacksmith Michael Kinghorn
Children -come learn about Metalwork!Saturday June 25 10 to 11:30 am@ 806 cheminEdelweiss
Two groups of 10 children & parents will tour the shop and make a craft.
Suggested ages: 3 to 9
$5 / child -Members
(Max. $10/family)
$8 / child -Non-members
(Max. $16/family)
For Pre-Registration & Directions: info@cabaneajeux.com
LAST FAMILY EVENT OF THE SEASON!
Thank you Church of the Good Shepherd and Wakefield General Store/Chamberlin’sLookout for your continued support! -
Art in the Yard
Art in the Yard,
with Krissy from Art Empowerment for Kids
You and your kids can have fun painting in the style of abstract expressionism, mimicking Jackson Pollack
If it’s raining, we’ll go inside and learn to create in the style of de Stijl, mimicking Piet Mondrian
Saturday May 14th, 10am-11am
at Church of Good Shepherd
693 Riverside Rd., Wakefield
Register by May 13th at info@cabaneajeux.com,
$10 members, $12 non-members
Juice and snacks provided.
Come visit our table May 7th, at Church of Good Shepherd Garage Sale
In partnership with Church of the Good Shepherd. Sponsored by Wakefield General Store/Chamberlin’s Lookout
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Winter Relief
Relief Art for Children with Cabane à Jeux Artist of the month JEN HAMILTON
Come explore with plaster, play dough, and found objects
Geared to Ages 2-5, but all welcome!
Cost per child: CAJ members $4/child, Non CAJ $6/child,
to max. $8-$12 per family
Wed. March 2nd, 10 -11am
Regular CAJ playgroup and Toy Library open 9:30-11 am
Coffee for parents, snacks for children provided.
In partnership with Church of the Good Shepherd. Sponsored by Wakefield General Store/Chamberlin’s Lookout -
Learning French Through Play
Are you an anglophone family wanting to bring more French into your home and learn it with your young children?
Reading and singing to your kids in French, but not sure what to do next?
Here’s a fun way to ease into speaking with your children in French and getting them started too!Gisele Lamontagne, local educator and family counsellor, is offering our group a first ‘Learning French through Play” activity which, with sufficient interest, will become a monthly series.
Using a very playful, child-centred approach, Gisele will help us learn and use everyday French language we can use with our 2 – 5 year olds around a specific theme. The first theme we’ll explore is ‘coming inside and preparing a snack’.In French we’ll learn how to:
- greet
- take off our outside clothes
- wash our hands
- prepare a snack together
- eat our snack and talk at the table
- clean up together
- (then the kids can play a bit while we debrief)
- get dressed to go outside
- say good bye!
We will practise these daily activities with Gisele and our children at Cabane à Jeux, and take home vocab ‘stickers’ from the activity that allow us to remember and practise what we learned – until the next monthly activity.When/Quand: Saturday, Feb 19, 9am – 10am (before GrandMolo’s Biblio reading at Molo’s and the Farm Point Winter Carnival!!)
Where/Où: Cabane à Jeux (Church of Good Shepherd basement, 691 River Rd., Wakefield)
Cost/ Prix: CAJ members 5$/child, Non-members 7$/child
Includes/Incluant: Snack, and hand outs with Gisele’s Vocab Stickers for at-home practice
What to Bring/ Ce que vous devez apporter: Pen and paper if you like to take notes
The plan is to start with a short intro of the idea behind this series, and debrief at the end so we can understand your particular interests in learning French with your pre-schooler, and then further customize the workshops to the group’s needs.
Please RSVP to info@cabaneajeux.com – Maximum enrolment is 10 parents + their 1-2 children (for a total of about 20 participants)
Cabane à Jeux will confirm the event by email the day before.Hope to see you there / Nous attendons le plaisir de vous y accueillir!
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No Family Event this month.
There will be no Family Event on the second Saturday of this month- February 12, 2011. The Church of the Good Shepherd has its annual tea party on this day so the Cabane a Jeux space is not available. The tea party is a major fundraiser for the church and there are plenty of good buys for sale there. If you are looking for something to do this Saturday, it is worth heading down to the church anyway to see what you can find.
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Creative Clay Class
In partnership with Church of the Good Shepherd. Sponsored by Wakefield General Store/Chamberlin’s Lookout
In Church of the Good Shepherd basement,693 Riverside Rd. Wakefield
Saturday January 8th 9:30am-10:30am
Make your own bowl or crazy creature with
Carrie Leavoy of Mud Pies Pottery.
Each participant will work on one project which will be fired at Carrie’s studio just outside of Wakefield (27 Ch. des Sentiers) where you can later pick up your finished works of art.
www.mudpiespottery.ca
$12 per person for members, $15 non-members
Project material and rings included.
Min 6, Max 12
Ages 3 and up
Please pre-register by Friday January 7th with
info@cabaneajeux.com
or call 819-459-2889
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Fiddle & Strum with Banjo Bonnie & Alasdair Gillis
Saturday December 11th, 10 – 11am
Church of the Good Shepherd
693 Riverside Rd., Wakefield
· Bring your shakers and tapping sticks!
· Geared to ages 2 – 6, all welcome
· Children’s snacks and coffee for parents
· Toy Library open from 9:30 – 11:30am
· $5/child – $10/family ( $3 – $6 for Cabane à Jeux members)
Proceeds will go to a local Christmas basket program or shelter

