Project
progress
January 3: Planning documents and confirmation from
the Centre for family literacy and Samson Daycare
January 4: Poster with a grandma, dad and mom
visiting the COW Bus as a testimonial created
January 5: Emailed the blog url to Samson Daycare so
that they could get the feel of the bus and see the learning activities which
were going on.
January 7: Posters and press release received from Centre
for Family Literacy
January 8: Copies of the posters made and
distributed to Hobbema Parent Place. They distributed the poster to HeadStart
offices and schools.
January 9:
Copies of the brochure and posters distributed at the faculty meeting at
the Maskwachees College, then put on the walls, washrooms and bulletin boards
of the college. Also, distributed COW bus information to Social Work, family
studies and Adult basic education students.
January 10: Press release sent to local media
January 11: Tannis posted the information on MCC
Facebook
January 11: Follow up with newspapers for the
community event listing.
January 11: Showed the COW Bus blogs to students
during the one on one information literacy sessions
January 11: Tom, IT Director posted Visit Invitation
on the electronic board
January 11: Checked that the event was listed on ABC
life literacy foundation and Centre for Family Literacy website
January 12: Word of mouth promotion begins
actively
January 13: Adult literacy students designed their
Family Literacy board
January 14: Allison posted on MEC facebook
January 14: Called Lucinda and confirmed and the location was changed to BINGO hall
and touched base with Megan
January 15: Created student volunteer posters and
briefed the students
January 15: Reminded the Headstarts to bring their
families
January 16, 1-3 pm: Distributed brochures and
posters about the COW Bus to the chief, council members and 300 people who
attended the Teach-In meeting to learn about the legislative information on
bills.
January 16: Visited the Ermineskin Mall and saw that
the 7 bulletin boards had the COW Bus posters placed on them
January 17:
Place some posters at the band office cafeteria tables and the coffee
sugar, milk table.
January 17:
Distributed some posters at the gas station across the Bingo Hall
January 18: Gave posters to the front desk attendant
at the Howard Johnson Memorial Centre to distribute to visitors. (The bus was
parked across this centre.)
January 18: Request the Social Work students of Maskwachis
College to bring families with children in the age group 1 to 4 years to visit
the bus
January 21: Thank yous to partners and report to COW
Bus
January 21: Permission taken and pictures released
to media
Please
visit the following pages to see the type of activities dads, moms,
grandparents and caregivers can do inside the COW Bus. The bus if for 1-6 year
olds accompanied by caregivers.
·
November
22, 2011 at the celebration of Learning: http://cowbusinhobbemaonnov22.blogspot.ca
·
July
18, 2012 at the TDSRC in Hobbema: http://cowbusjuly182012readingclub.blogspot.ca
·
January 18 at the Samson Daycare,
Family Literacy celebration: http://cowbushobbemajan18.blogspot.ca/
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