Vi Huynh

Autumn makes everyday learning easy—on sidewalks, in kitchens, and under sweater-weather skies. Try these low-lift ideas: Nature noticing walks. Bring a paper bag for “finds” (leaf, seed, rock). Sort by color or texture. Ask, “How are these the same? How different?” Sorting builds early math and science talk. Weather mini-journal. One line a day: date, sky, temperature guess, mood. After a week, compare: “Do cloudy mornings feel slower?” Kids connect environment to feelings and routines....

“Follow the child” doesn’t mean “do nothing.” It means observe first, guide next—with an environment that makes independence possible. Observe. Watch for “long looks”: the puzzle they return to, the spoon they keep practicing. That’s your cue for the next tiny challenge—one extra piece, a smaller spoon. Prepare the environment. Low shelves, limited choices, child-sized tools. Fewer items = deeper focus. Rotate materials weekly; keep what truly sparks attention. Offer just-enough help. Model...

This is a great opportunity to explore the program in person, see the campus facilities, and learn more about career opportunities after graduation at Anderson College. 📅 Time: 1:30 PM, Monday, October 27, 2025📍 Location: Anderson College - 5734 Yonge St, Suite 100, North York, ON M2M 4E7💻 If you can’t attend in person, you are welcome to join ONLINE. The session is open to both international and domestic students:🌎 International Students: Get personalized consultation on the Home Support...