District Dream Broker
What is District Dream Broker all about?
The District Dream Broker, Antje Rongve, connects inner-city youth and their families in the Battlefords area with a sport, recreational or cultural activity. She can support participation in various sport, culture or recreation activities by helping with registration costs, transportation, equipment or just by being a cheerleader on the sidelines when a family member is unable to attend.
Contact Antje at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Welcome to:
“CRAFTING WITH THE DREAM BROKER KIDS”
Right now, Dream Broker students are creating their own Dream Catchers! They are easy to make & you only need a few items. The end result is beautiful! Here is a list of items you’ll need.
- 8” brass ring
- Faux suede cord
- Sinew or faux sinew (wax cord)
- Beads
- Feathers
- Clothes pin (or any “clamp” that can hold the suede to the brass ring)
- Decorative string or ribbon (to attach feathers to dream catcher)
- Beading wire to attach feathers to string, if you have a glue gun you can just glue to string.
Did you know? Dream Catchers were originally used by First Nation peoples to protect their dreams from any negativity. They believed that the night air is filled with all dreams both good and bad.
The catchers caught the bad dreams and the holes let the good dream through. Mostly used for children during the night to keep away bad dreams or nightmares.
The students used this Youtube video as a guide to create their Dream catchers.
DIY Dreamcatcher | How To Make A Dream Catcher Tutorial
Or for step-by-step instructions click here.
KidSport Application
KidSport™ is a national not-for-profit organization that provides financial assistance to kids who just want to play some sports! Click here to find a KidSport Chapter in your community. If your community is not listed as having a Local KidSport Chapter, please select the KidSport Saskatchewan application. Please note that KidSport Saskatchewan serves communities throughout the province where local KidSport Committees do not exist. Click here for a one page, printable document about KidSport.
Application forms for financial assistance are available through local committees, the Provincial office, toll-free at 1-800-319-GAME (4263), email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , or online at http://www.kidsportcanada.ca/saskatchewan/apply-for-assistance/.