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The Quash has joined forces with Sudbury & District Health Unit (SDHU) to offer you a French version of their webinar Halt the Haze for parents and guardiansthe Wednesday, June 12 at 7:30 p.m. (ET).

This online session will provide you with practical tools and useful tips to help your young person quit vaping.

During this webinar, you will discover :

• What are the risks - Update and deepen your knowledge of vaping and its hidden dangers.
• How to start the conversation - Learn to engage in a non-judgmental, caring discussion with your teenager.
• Supporting with confidence - Get strategies for positive, rewarding and constructive exchanges.

The webinar will also cover how to stress can influence young people's decision to start vapingand how you can help them manage it better.

👉 Register now to take part

Together, let's work towards a smoke- and vapour-free future for our young people!

Presented by Parents as partners in education

Join us for an evening of sharing and learning about National Aboriginal Peoples' Day through the National Aboriginal Peoples' Day book in the Canadian Celebrations series. Together, we'll explore the history, meaning and traditions of this important day. This time will allow families to better understand and celebrate the richness of Aboriginal cultures in Canada, while exchanging ideas for integrating this learning at home with their children. A time to read, discuss and honour the cultural diversity that shapes our country.

Discover the book : https://goodminds.com/products/la-journee-nationale-des-peuples-autochtones

How does our hand move? What roles do bones, tendons and joints play? To find out, join us for this interactive workshop where children aged 9 to 12 can build their own articulated hand and gain a fun, hands-on understanding of how hand movements work. An activity that combines science, creativity and fine motor skills!

Parents, join your children in this exciting scientific discovery! Register now and come share a moment of learning and fun with your family.

🛠️ Bring your own equipment:
1 sheet of 60-80 lb paper (thicker than printer paper)
1 pair of scissors
5 paper or plastic drinking straws
2 m of string (must be fine enough to pass through the straw without difficulty)
hot glue or scotch tape
1 pencil
twist tie or other flexible metal rod (optional but useful)

Presented by Parents as partners in education

How does our hand move? What roles do bones, tendons and joints play? To find out, join us for this interactive workshop where children aged 9 to 12 can build their own articulated hand and gain a fun, hands-on understanding of how hand movements work. An activity that combines science, creativity and fine motor skills!

Parents, join your children in this exciting scientific discovery! Register now and come share a moment of learning and fun with your family.

🛠️ Bring your own equipment:
1 sheet of 60-80 lb paper (thicker than printer paper)
1 pair of scissors
5 paper or plastic drinking straws
2 m of string (must be fine enough to pass through the straw without difficulty)
hot glue or scotch tape
1 pencil
twist tie or other flexible metal rod (optional but useful)