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Educator Shop & Lunch at IKEA

Join AECEA Ambassadors for a casual IKEA trip where educators can shop, connect, and find some new inspiration for their programs.

What you’ll get out of it:
Fresh ideas for your program, inspiration from seeing what other educators are drawn to, and time to connect with fellow ECEs outside of the usual meeting setting.

What to expect:
We’ll explore IKEA together, chat about what catches our eye, and share ideas for how different items could be used in our programs. After shopping, we’ll sit down together for lunch and some more time to connect.

Lunch is on us! Educators are responsible for the cost of any items they choose to purchase while shopping.

Date & Time

November 28 @ 11:00-2:00pm MDT 

Location

IKEA - 1311 102 St NW, Edmonton AB

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