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20 - The Oakville Beaver Weekend, Saturday September 6, 2003 f o r f u f p WHICH TWO ARE EXACTLY ALIKE? m ^ h e r e e ^ l -v/ < n p r a e S G c x jr te s y o ^ L S E E K ^ Q F IN D Complete these games, and send it in to the address below. All ages are eligi ble! Good luck! Name Address B L U E JA Y C A R D IN A L C H IC K A D E E CROW KAGLK F IN C H HAW K O W I. F IN D T H E S E W O R D S IN T H E P U Z Z L E B E L O W . RAVEN R O B IN SPA RRO W W OODPECKER TH E W ORDS R EA D U K DOW N A N D ACRO SS. w o o Q Phone A §e Mall or drop off entries to: THE OAKVILLE BEAVER 467 Speers Rd. Oakville L6K 3S4 I E D B P W E I C H K V E L R E A O R L R F I N C H S J E U O I C G Z R E R M N A G E J B I S H K A F W S K T Y Y A L A N I D R A C G C E Y U D E W A R S F T R A V E N W O D S P A R R O W L W Help keep your kid's bodies busy with new indoor playground FEA TU RE A D V E R T IS E R - * Photo by Chantai Ayotte This colourful jungle gym is only one o f the fun activities children who visit Busy Bodies can enjoy. The indoor playground also has an infant/toddler area, rope climbing wall, trapeze bar stationary ladders, and open area for bike riding. With school in full swing and the cold weather soon approaching, the new Busy Bodies Indoor Playground is the perfect place for your little ones to let off a little steam. Busy Bodies, which opened on Sept. 2, is a fun place where children from the ages o f infants to 10 years old can spend a few hours, or even the day, interacting with other kids their age, developing their motor skills and just having a good time. Owners Josie and Miranda, who are both certified ECE teachers, say the response from parents and children has been wonderful. "We were in search o f something differ ent for kids and realized that there was noth ing geared to families with babies, toddlers and older children. We thought we would provide something for them," says Josie. "We've only been open four days and so far w e've had a bunch o f people bring their children to play. It's been a great response so far," adds Miranda. Busy Bodies is essentially one big play area that encompasses several different pieces o f equipment and setups to ensure your children have everything to keep them selves busy at play. And since it is a parental supervised playground, parents can take off their shoes and join in the fun! There is a special gated area for infants and toddlers to play with rattles, develop their motor skills on a climbing mat, ride on toys, push carts and interact with other chil dren their age. For older children, they can use their imagination and create their own world in the spectacular jungle gym at the play ground. Made o f colourful plastic, it is a great alternative to outdoor climbers to help keep kids busy when the colder weather hits. The spacious carpeted area is a great place for kids to get active by riding bikes and scooters, playing basketball and hula hooping. There is also a rope climbing wall, trapeze bar and stationary ladders to help develop gross motor skills. Bring out the little artist in your child during Busy B odies' Creative Day on Tuesdays, where they can draw and paint. Or, get their hands dirty with play-do, jello and water during Sensory Day every Thursday. Children o f all ages can partici pate. The fun doesn't end there...Busy Bodies also has two party rooms for special occa sions like birthdays. All you have to do is call and reserve a room and your child is on their way to an afternoon o f fun. Busy Bodies offers affordable rales, with a full day o f play for as low at $8. The play ground is open Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.. and Saturday and Sunday for public play from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Visit Busy Bodies Indoor Playground at 245 Wyecroft Rd. (just behind the Colour Your World store). For more information call 905-337-8535. premiere D A N C E .nc. Dance Training at its Best! C oH oM arques Saturday, September 1 3 ^ Come and meetAmabelle the Angel (Book rearing Iron local childrens author). Proceeds go to Parkinsens Research For kids who like to make cool stuff... Arts and C raft Store · Birthday Parlies ·Drop-In Craft Centre Feature Baby, Kid and Parent Friendy ·Relaxing Cafe ·Jewelery Making Pre-Regetered Art Programs - Basic drawng skfc - Learn different painting styles -Sculpture - Colage $80 for 8 Weeks A ges 2-4 HIP HOP ACRO · LYRICAL · JAZZ · TAP · BALLET classes &e9,n S e p t. QWDiredOfS Am end Winntng Choreographer W in n e r o f J u n io r M iss D ance o f CANAD A 2002 and K ely Show REGISTER FOR FALL CLASSES September ·8,9,10,&11 ·6&13 5:OOpm-8:OOpm 10:00am-3:00pm Pm-Registered Art Programs Starting Week of September 8,2003 Ages 2-4 and 5 and up Ju n io r M iss D ance o f A M E R IC A 2 0 0 3 Wed 9:15am-1 (ham Sat 9:1 5 am- 10am Ages 5+ Premiere Dance Inc. 208 W yecroft Road, Oakville T e l: 9 0 5 - 8 4 5 - 1 2 2 1 o r fa x 9 0 5 - 8 4 5 - 8 7 5 7 w w w .prem ieredanceinc.com Sat 1 0 :1 5 am-11am Pi Trafalgar R id g e Plaza 2387 Trafalgar Rd, O akville Loblaws Plaza 905.257.7002 O pen M on.-W ed 10-6. Thurs.-Fh. 10-8. Sat. 10-5. Sun 12-4