Mixed-age( birth up to kindergarten)

NEW! 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families

There is no way around it – everyone is busy these days. Unfortunately in this busy world, families along with family time can often get the short end of the stick. Hear about tried-and-true ways to juggle your many responsibilities while still making special everyday moments in the life of your children.

What are mixed-age classes?

Mixed-age classes are designed for families with one or more children, ranging in age from birth up to kindergarten. Each class includes a parent / child time, learning activities for children and parent discussion.

Registration information can be found on pages 38-39.

Sliding fee scale can be found on page 6.

NO CLASSES: ECFE classes will not be held on Oct. 10, Oct. 18-21, the evening of Nov. 8, Nov. 22- 25, Dec. 5, Dec. 23-Jan. 2 and Jan. 16.

A Taste of Preschool!

A new twist for those young preschool-aged children and their siblings! All children will enjoy classroom activities with their parents, but the fun really begins when parents go to their parenting discussion and the big kids( ages three through five) get to“ practice” going to preschool in the classroom while the younger siblings continue to play in the ECFE classroom. There will be learning activities in small and large groups similar to those in preschool. Discussion topics will focus on helping children learn preschool skills as well as topics that foster growth and development.

NEW! Cabin Fever Cure for Kids( and Parents)

Thanks a lot, January, the whole family is stuck indoors. But don’ t let that get you down, not when you can learn some easy and quick pick-me-ups to beat those winter blues. Discover some new and all-time favorite children’ s books along with other activities that beat stress and fight off cabin fever.

ECFE 2.0

If you’ ve been in ECFE classes for more than a year or perhaps you have two children and are ready to move beyond toilet learning and toddler tantrums, then this is the class for you! As you transition from parenting little ones to bigger kids, it’ s time to shift discussions to a focus on preschool and early elementary school parenting. Topics may include kids and money, negotiating friendships, organization for parents and more.

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