Monday, October 10, 2016

Final Pizza Pie Cafe Fundraiser - This Week!

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Davis Early Intervention provides services to eligible children with a delay or disability from birth to three years and their families in Davis County.   We invite you to join us to eat, drink and socialize all while raising funds for our program.

Come to Pizza Pie Café located at 1938 Woodland Park Drive, Layton.
Monday, October 10th through Thursday, October 13th.

Mention Davis Early Intervention and 25% of the proceeds will go to our program for supplies and trainings.

No other coupons or specials can be combined with this fundraiser.

Eat Pizza!!  Have Fun!!
Spend time with your family at this great fundraiser!



Friday, September 30, 2016

October Community Events

October is another busy month with lots of opportunities to participate in community events.  Here are some family friendly activities to get your started.

Woods Cross:
     October 22nd (Saturday) Pumpkins in the Park at Hogan Park from 6:30 - 8:00.  Bring your pumpkin between 5:30 and 6:00 to put on display.  Prizes for best costumes and pumpkins.

Centerville:
     October 27th (Thursday) Halloween Pumpkin Walk.  Bring carved pumpkins to Founders Park from 5:00 to 6:00 pm then walk through and see all the pumpkins from 7:00 - 8:30 pm.  Stop by the Bowery for a delicious treat.  (Event sponsored by the Youth Council).

Farmington:
     October 28th (Friday)  Miss Farmington's 9th Annual Halloween Event at Farmington Community Arts Center from 6:30 - 8:30 pm.  Costumes are encouraged.

Kaysville:
     October 8th (Saturday)  Monster Mash and Dash at Heritage Park from 5:00 - 8:00 pm.  Kaysville's Family Fall Festival.  Pumpkin painting, spooky storytelling, carnival games, and a pie eating contest.

Layton:
     October 28th (Friday)  Halloween Bash at Central Davis Jr. High School Gym from 5:30 - 8:00 pm.  Sure to be haunting family fun for all.  Carnival style games, pumpkin walk, costume parade, music and refreshments.

West Point:
      October 14th (Friday)  Halloween Carnival at City Hall (3200 West 300 North) at 7:00 pm.

Clinton:
     October 24th (Monday) Halloween Pumpkin Walk

South Weber:
     October 29th (Saturday)  Fright Train at Canyon Meadows Park - South Weber Model R.R. (weather permitting) from 3:00 - 7:00 pm.  All Aboard . . . if you dare!

Don't forget story time at your local library.  They are sure to include great Halloween stories and activities.



Friday, September 23, 2016

Fundraiser Extended

BIG NEWS!!!

PIZZA PIE CAFE IN CLINTON HAS EXTENDED OUR FUNDRAISER THROUGH SATURDAY NIGHT!

DUE TO THE STORM LAST NIGHT THAT CAUSED THEM TO LOSE POWER, THEY HAVE GIVEN US THE OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE AN EXTRA TWO NIGHTS.

Tuesday, September 13, 2016

Bountiful Pizza Pie Cafe

Just a reminder that this week is the fundraiser at the Bountiful Pizza Pie Cafe!  See you there!

Davis Early Intervention invites you to join us to eat, drink and socialize all while raising funds for our program.

Join us at Pizza Pie Cafe located at 370 West 500 South, Bountiful on Monday, September 12th through Thursday, September 15th.


Mention Davis Early Intervention and 25% of the proceeds will go to our program for supplies and trainings.

No other coupons or specials can be combined with this fundraiser.

Eat Pizza!!  Have Fun!!
Spend time with your family at this great fundraiser!

Tuesday, September 6, 2016

Davis Early Intervention Fund Raiser




Davis Early Intervention invites you to join us to eat, drink and socialize all while raising funds for our program.

We will be holding fundraising events at all three Pizza Pie Cafe locations in Davis County.  You can come to the one nearest you or go to all three!

Join us at Pizza Pie Cafe located at  370 West 500 South, Bountiful  on Monday, September 12th through Thursday, September 15th.

Please visit Pizza Pie Cafe located at 1803 West 1800 North, Clinton (just north of WalMart) on Monday, September 19th through Thursday, September 22nd.

Come to Pizza Pie Cafe located at 1938 Woodland Park Drive, Layton on Monday, October 10th through Thursday, October 13th.

Mention Davis Early Intervention and 25% of the proceeds will go to our program for supplies and trainings that will benefit the children and families in the Davis Early Intervention Program!

No other coupons or specials can be combined with this fundraiser.

Eat Pizza!!  Have Fun!!

Spend time with your family at this great fundraiser!


Tuesday, August 30, 2016

September Activities and What To Do With Your Toddler While the Other Kids Are In School

September is here.  The big kids are back in school.  Here are a few community activities to enjoy with your family.  Also, here are some activities for your toddler to enjoy while waiting for the big kids to come home and play!

September 3 - 5th - Free Surf - N - Swim Admission for Layton city residents.  Open Wave from noon to 6:45 pm.

September 5th - Family First Mondays at Farmington Station in Fountain Square from 5:30 - 7:30 pm.  Free family fun!

September 17th - Movie in the Park at Heritage Park in Kaysville.  "Zootopia"  Movie starts at dusk.  Bring a blanket to sit on.


These activities are from the Hands On As We Grow blog. http://handsonaswegrow.com/50-toddler-activities/ 
  1. Explore ribbons, add a bottle to the mix for some fine motor practice.
  2. Pom poms are perfect for toddlers and they love putting them in other objects!
  3. Pipe cleaners are not only fun to touch, but you can stick them through small holes (such as a colander), too!
  4. Let your toddler play with a cardboard box. Easy enough.
  5. Corn kernels, just keep an eye that they don’t put them in their mouths, and they’ll haul them around or pour them into containers!
  6. Tissue paper can be thrown, scrunched up, or torn into small pieces!
  7. Give toddlers your fabric scraps to play with!
  8. Use your leftover baby food jars as busy toddler play! Screw and unscrew them, stick little objects inside for prizes!
  9. The good old pots and pans never get old to a toddler!
  10. Water never gets old for kids! Add color to it for added fun. Let them play with cups and spoons for hours!
  11. A flashlight as a light table, idea from Growing a Jeweled Rose.
  12. Ripping magazines! From A Mom with a Lesson Plan.
  13. Stacking cups could be a great busy play activity for toddlers! Idea from The Imagination Tree.
  14. Stabbing foam plates (idea from Creative with Kids) could be lots and lots of fun with recyclables!

Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Teaching Kids the Value of Work

With school starting, it is a great time to teach children new chores and encourage them to help around the house.  This list of age appropriate chores is taken from kidsactivitiesblog.com.  This is just a suggested guideline as you know your children best and can tailor the list to fit your family. You may also want to include a system for motivating your children to follow through with their chores.

Another suggestion from kidsactivitesblog.com is to be patient as you teach children of any age a new task.  Don't expect perfection immediately.  If they do a horrible job, just show them how to do it again - they will get it eventually.  Don't give in to whining or complaining.  Let your children know what is expected of them. The earlier you start, the more normal it is for them to help out around the house.

Toddler (Ages 2-3)

  • Pick Up Toys (show them how)
  • Bring plate and cup to the sink after a meal
  • Straighten covers on the bed
  • Put dirty clothes into the hamper
  • Wipe up spills

Preschooler (Ages 4-5)

  • All Toddler jobs
  • Make the bed
  • Help put clothes in washing machine/dryer
  • Help put clothes away
  • Take out recycling
  • Load dishes into dishwasher
  • Dust
  • Feed animals
  • Water flowers

Elementary (Ages 6-8)

  • All Preschool & Toddler Jobs
  • Set table
  • Wash dishes in sink
  • Put clean clothes away on own
  • Collect garbage around the house
  • Sweep
  • Vacuum
  • Get mail
  • Rake leaves
  • Put away groceries
  • Wash car

Older Elementary (Ages 9-11)

  • All Toddler, Preschool, & Elementary Jobs
  • Help in meal preparation
  • Clean toilets
  • Clean bathroom sinks, counters, mirrors
  • Walk dogs
  • Take garbage cans to curb
  • Mow lawn
  • Clean animal cages
  • Shovel snow
  • Help make/pack lunch
  • Change sheets on bed

Middle School (Ages 12-14)

  • All above chores
  • Clean showers/tub
  • Wash/Dry clothes
  • Mop floors
  • Gardening/Yard work
  • Help supervise younger children