On y va

03/26/2026

03/19/2026

Le patinage libre se tiendra à l’arena de *Pembroke* (PMC) 13h30-15h

03/10/2026

Demain 11 mars 2026 🧊 🌧️

03/03/2026

📢 AVIS IMPORTANT

❌ GROUPES DE JEUX ANNULÉS

📅 AUJOURD’HUI – 3 MARS

Veuillez noter que les groupes de jeux sont annulés aujourd’hui.

Merci de votre compréhension.

02/28/2026

Calendrier de mars 🙂

02/10/2026

Demain au centre On y va! 🎨 😃

02/04/2026

Activités à faire pendant les jours de semaine!
Viens-t’amuser-avec-nous ! 🙂

02/03/2026

Groupes de jeux annulés aujourd’hui

02/01/2026

Au plaisir de vous voir au centre durant le mois de février 🙂 voici le calendrier :

01/13/2026

Clapping to a beat may seem like a simple game, but research shows it can have a powerful impact on early reading skills. Preschoolers who can follow a rhythm often learn to read more easily because the brain areas that process music and language overlap. Rhythm exercises help strengthen these shared pathways.

When children practice keeping a beat, their brains improve timing, attention, and auditory processing. These skills are essential for recognizing sounds in words, understanding syllables, and connecting letters to sounds. Music training is not just fun—it is an early workout for reading readiness.

Parents can use everyday activities to build rhythm skills. Clapping along to songs, tapping on the table, or playing simple percussion instruments helps children internalize patterns in sound. These small, playful exercises train the brain to process auditory information more efficiently, which translates into stronger reading abilities.

Starting rhythm-based activities early creates a foundation for language development, reading, and learning overall. Encouraging music and movement in daily routines gives children a head start while making learning enjoyable and engaging.

01/12/2026

Bon matin!

Le groupe musicale de ce matin sera repoussé à une date future.

Le groupe de jeux viens-t’amuser-avec-nous aura toujours lieu entre 9h-11h.

Bonne début de semaine à tous!