Prince Albert Early Childhood Intervention Program

03/04/2026

Magnet tiles let kids play freely while learning. Whether they're building intricate structures or simply exploring how magnets attract and repel, children engage in hands-on learning that fosters curiosity and problem-solving skills. This playful experimentation not only strengthens their understanding of scientific concepts but also builds confidence as they discover and innovate.

03/03/2026

Join PA ECIP at the PA Early Years Family Resource Centre for ASQ Screening on Tuesday March 24th from 10am-2pm

ASQ Day – March 24, 10–2

Curious about your child’s development? Join us for ASQ Day — a supportive opportunity to celebrate milestones and learn more about your child’s growth.

02/27/2026

Going along for the ride, and letting kids lead play can be a delightful and insightful experience for both children and adults. When children are given the freedom to direct their own playtime, they often reveal a world of imagination and creativity that adults may have forgotten. It encourages them to explore their interests, solve problems, and develop social skills in a natural and enjoyable way.

02/25/2026

Using toys you already have in new ways boosts imagination and resourcefulness. This helps you see each toy's potential, letting creativity shine!

02/20/2026

Doing activities that involve sensory input and heavy work like pushing, pulling, lifting, or jumping can provide children with body awareness. This type of play may help with focus, feeling less anxious, and help your senses work together, all while having fun.

02/19/2026

Our office will be closed February 19th due to the weather.

02/18/2026

PA ECIP expresses our heartfelt gratitude for the donation of two Rifton Activity chairs generously provided by Hope's Home in Prince Albert. We sincerely appreciate Hope’s Home for keeping our organization and the children in mind.

02/13/2026

Encourage children to stay active indoors during chilly weather with fun gross motor activities. Simple ideas include playing “Simon Says” with actions like hopping and spinning, or having a dance party featuring upbeat music. With a little creativity, a cold day can turn into a fun and active experience at home!

02/11/2026

Children can develop their fine motor skills by initially grasping small objects with their fingers, followed by practicing with tweezers or tongs.
For the game in the picture below, our focus was on releasing the dinosaurs one at a time onto the bowls. Throughout the play, we used prepositions such as “up,” “down,” “on,” and “under.” For example, we might say, “The dinosaur is on the bowl.”

02/06/2026

Elijah is developing his fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and spatial reasoning by using a sort-and-stack balance kit. With each piece he carefully places, he learns more about balance and precision.

02/04/2026

Mobile Early Learning North Central will be at Christopher lake Anglican church on February 9th @10:30am please stop by for some fun crafts and activities.

02/04/2026

Visual supports, such as pictures, schedules, and checklists provide structure, increase independence, and reduce anxiety by giving expectations, routines, and social cues. They help communication for children with language differences, improve information processing, and help manage transitions.