Our Philosophy

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Wonder Tales Childcare is a non-profit organization. Our work is carried out by a board of community volunteers, committed to make sure your child receives the tools to succeed in a nurturing environment.

Seeing as we serve families from many backgrounds, our aim is to allow the children under our care to grow and express their fullest selves, making available the resources that support their development.

We pride ourselves on being a diverse environment and providing children the opportunity to learn about multiple cultures and peoples. We also strive to be inclusive in accommodating all kids, including those with special needs, to participate in the activities that we hold. We are an independent childcare dedicated to inspiring excellence with a purpose.

Gross Motor Skills

Strengthening large muscle skills through physical activities like walking, running, hopping, jumping, etc.

Fine Motor Skills

Developing movement precision through activities like throwing, catching, painting, and drawing.

Visual Motor Skills

Nurturing skills through visual activities.

Reasoning/Thinking

Decision making, direction following, and vocab building.

Cognitive Intellectual Skills

Learning about the world and pattern recognition.

Social/Emotional Skills

Learning emotional intelligence through interaction with other children and adults, in processes like showing affection, expressing feelings, and cooperating.

Community Life Equity and Diversity

In the day-to-day life of our children, Our educators are trained in how to approach issues of identity which may arise during kids’ time at the center

Parental Involvement and Activity Participation

Here at Wonder Tales, we welcome and appreciate parents. We strongly believe that your involvement, whether in volunteering for activities, visits, or even just support, is beneficial and crucial. We love to have you involved in this part of your child’s life.

Inspection Visits

Regional licensing officers from the Calgary and Area family services Authority conduct unscheduled visits to the center three to four times a year. Recent inspection reports from these visits are posted outside the office

Nurturing Community Relations

We make sure to be involved in the local community, and highly value input from community members in how we run our operation.