Author: Linking Generations

​Madonna Catholic Elementary School Grade 4 Cogito class was thrilled to welcome Grandpa Bernie today, who introduced them to a new math game! The school has shared that they absolutely love having our Grandpas and Grandmas from Linking Generations visit—it’s always such an exciting experience for the students! Click here to see other pictures !

​Our Lakeland Ridge students and Chartwell Emerald Hills seniors participated in our sports day activities by guessing national teams, and proudly wearing their favorite jerseys. This is always a favorite visit with both seniors and students - just more exciting when our visit day is on an Oilers hockey game evening as well. Click here… Continue reading Sports Day with Lakeland Ridge Junior High School students and Chartwell Emerald Hills seniors

​Sports can happen to anyone at any time. Kick a rock while you’re walking to school? Pretty much the same as soccer! While sports may not be everyone’s cup of tea, they are an inescapable part of life. You never know when sports will happen to you, so it’s best to be prepared. That’s why… Continue reading Linking Generations – Sports can Happen To Anyone at Any Time

​Since its inception in 2004, Linking Generations has fostered meaningful relationships through mentored and structured visits, allowing for an exchange of stories, lessons, and laughter that transcends age. Our students embark on a journey of learning and sharing, where every interaction is a thread in the fabric of our community's history and future. Thank you… Continue reading St. John Paul Middle School and Heartland Housing Dr. Turner Lodge have a Wonderful Visit

​Created in 2018, Linking Generations is pleased to offer the Volunteer Grandparent Program, this initiative which offers seniors more opportunities to help bridge the multi-generational gap. The Volunteer Grandparent Program was created in response to a lack of opportunities for young and older generations to relate in an increasingly age-segregated society. Schools currently include:In Sherwood… Continue reading 2024-2025 Linking Generations Grandparent Program

​We coloured and "Our Father" Booklet and then the students read them to the seniors. Our other activity was connect four dice game wit the seniors and students really enjoyed. Click here to see other pictures !

​Our École Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School (OLPH) students and Heartland Housing Clover Bar Lodge seniors reconnect after the holiday break ………. Board Game Visit !!!! board game/ˈbôrd ˌɡām/ nounplural noun: board gamesany game played on a board, especially one that involves the movement of pieces on the board, such as chess or… Continue reading Welcome back École Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic School (OLPH) students and Heartland Housing Clover Bar Lodge seniors! 

​OUR St. Theresa Catholic School and Christenson Developments Bedford Village students reconnect after the holiday break ………. Board Game Visit !!!! board game/ˈbôrd ˌɡām/ nounplural noun: board gamesany game played on a board, especially one that involves the movement of pieces on the board, such as chess or checkers. Click here to see other pictures… Continue reading Welcome back St. Theresa Catholic School and Christenson Developments Bedford Village students ! 

​OUR Chartwell Emerald Hill Seniors and Lakeland Ridge Junior High students reconnect after the holiday break ………. Board Game Visit !!!! board game/ˈbôrd ˌɡām/ nounplural noun: board gamesany game played on a board, especially one that involves the movement of pieces on the board, such as chess or checkers. Click here to see other pictures… Continue reading Welcome back Chartwell Emerald Hill Seniors and Lakeland Ridge Junior High students ! 

​Nostalgia: Many adults who grew up playing classic board games are revisiting them or introducing them to their children, creating a cycle of nostalgia and new experiences. Our OLPH Junior High School students paired with their Silver Birch seniors spent an afternoon playing such board games over laughter and sharing. Click here to see other… Continue reading Welcome back OLPH Junior High School students !