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COVID-19 information : guidance for schools (K-12) and school buses - scenario 1

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The guidance provided in this document is intended to support school and school authority leaders in the safe operation of in-person classes and to reduce opportunities for transmission of... More ≫

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The guidance provided in this document is intended to support school and school authority leaders in the safe operation of in-person classes and to reduce opportunities for transmission of COVID-19 in schools under Scenario 1 of the Re-Entry Plan.

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COVID-19 information : guidance for preschools

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Provides public health guidance to support operators of preschools in reducing the risk of transmission of COVID-19 among staff and children. Also available in French, see related tab.

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Renseignements sur la COVID-19 : directives pour les établissements préscolaires

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Ce document fournit des directives en matière de santé et de sécurité pour la garde d’enfants pendant la pandémie de COVID-19. Également disponible en anglais; voir l’onglet « Related ».

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L'alimentation saine des enfants et des jeunes dans les écoles : une ressource pour vous aider à comprendre les lignes directrices de l'Alberta en matière de nutrition pour les enfants et les jeunes

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This easy-to-read booklet is intended for students, volunteers and others to support the use of the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines in schools. It is also intended for parents and other people who... More ≫

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This easy-to-read booklet is intended for students, volunteers and others to support the use of the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines in schools. It is also intended for parents and other people who are raising children. It describes the importance of healthy food for children and how to identify healthy food, and outlines the role that schools can play in helping children eat well and making sure healthy choices are available.

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Healthy eating for children and youth in schools : a booklet to help you understand the Alberta nutrition guidelines for children and youth

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This easy-to-read booklet is intended for students, volunteers and others to support the use of the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines in schools. It is also intended for parents and other people who... More ≫

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This easy-to-read booklet is intended for students, volunteers and others to support the use of the Alberta Nutrition Guidelines in schools. It is also intended for parents and other people who are raising children. It describes the importance of healthy food for children and how to identify healthy food, and outlines the role that schools can play in helping children eat well and making sure healthy choices are available.

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Talk box : a parent's guide to creating language rich environments [preschool]

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The Talk Box was put together by speech-language pathologists to share ideas with parents about creating language-rich environments for preschool children. It has everyday tips, information about... More ≫

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The Talk Box was put together by speech-language pathologists to share ideas with parents about creating language-rich environments for preschool children. It has everyday tips, information about what to expect in speech and language development, when to get help, and where to get help. This information is shared in newsletters, activity sheets, and information sheets. It is meant to be a resource for any parent, but is not meant to be a substitute for a speech-language pathologist.

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Talk box : a parent's guide to creating language rich environments [school age]

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The Talk Box was put together by speech-language pathologists to share ideas with parents about creating language-rich environments for school-age children. It has everyday tips, information about... More ≫

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The Talk Box was put together by speech-language pathologists to share ideas with parents about creating language-rich environments for school-age children. It has everyday tips, information about what to expect in speech and language development, when to get help, and where to get help. This information is shared in newsletters, activity sheets, and information sheets. It is meant to be a resource for any parent, but is not meant to be a substitute for a speech-language pathologist.

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