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Multi-Age MagicECFE ClassesLet's Play! This class is designed to give your child(ren) and you an opportunity to socialize and connect with others through play. This class is a non-separating, open free playtime with organized projects. Come join the fun! (Must have 5 minimum registered to hold the class.)Fall 2026 -
Super SaturdaysECFE ClassesBring your little ones for a fun and active session of unstructured motor play in the Hawks Nest gym and/or playground! This is a great opportunity for kids to run, jump, climb, and explore in a safe and social environment. Perfect for burning off energy while building coordination and confidence!Fall 2026 -
Your Child's POVECFE ClassesCome discuss the book Your Child’s Point of View - Understanding the Reasons Kids Do Unreasonable Things by Kelsie Ods, “The Occuplaytional Therapist.” Learn and talk about relatable examples of common childish behaviors - scenarios shown through an adult’s perspective, offering a possible child’s perspective, along with some key things to try to replace conflict with joyful connection. You do not have to have read the book prior to attending.Fall 2026
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Fun in a Folder: Make & Take Learning GamesECFE ClassesLooking for simple, engaging ways to support your preschooler’s learning at home? File folder games are portable, budget-friendly learning tools that make practicing early skills fun! Through hands-on play, children build important skills such as matching, sorting, counting, letter recognition, and problem-solving - all while gaining confidence and independence. Join us as we create make-and-take file folder games that you can begin using right away with your children. You’ll leave with fun learning activities, easy ideas for at-home practice, and games your child will love to play again and again!Fall 2026 -
Little Hands, Big SkillsECFE ClassesDid you know that learning to hold a pencil begins long before children start writing letters? Join Occupational Therapist Annika from Discovery your Sisu Therapy Services, LLC and our Licensed ECFE staff for a fun, hands-on class designed for children and their caregivers. Through play-based activities, children will explore ways to strengthen the small muscles in their hands and develop important fine motor skills needed for future writing success. Parents will learn why pre-handwriting skills matter, how everyday activities support development, and simple ideas to continue building these skills at home. Come play, learn, and discover how little hands develop the strength and coordination needed for big learningFall 2026