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PopularBirth-5yrs (CP, DP, VC)Multi-AgeBirth to Five Separating Classes Multi-age classes bring children between the ages of birth-5 years together in a class to learn and play. This class provides the opportunity for siblings to attend the same class together. A range of parenting topics and activities especially designed for all levels of learning can be expected. VC504-1; Birth-5 years: 10 am - 12 pm Mondays at Valley Crossing ElementaryCP505-1; Birth-5 years: 3-4:30 pm Mondays at Central ParkDP507-1E; Birth-5 years; 5:30-7 pm Mondays at District Program CenterCP501-3; Birth-5 years; 9-11 am Wednesdays at Central Park (Fall Semester only)VC510-4; Birth-5 years; 9:15-10:45 am Thursdays at Valley Crossing ElementaryCP503-5; Birth-5 years; 8:30-10:30 am Fridays at Central ParkFall 2018
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WaitlistECFE 2.0 (VC)Multi-AgeECFE 2.0 for Veteran ECFE Parents Separating ClassIf you are a veteran ECFE parent, this class may be for you. This class will continue to provide the support that ECFE offers, but the discussions will be centered on information that goes beyond the traditional and generated by the group.VC509-2; Birth-5 years; 9:15-11:15 am Tuesdays at Valley Crossing ElementaryFall 2018
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ECFE On-Line: No Drama DisciplineMulti-AgeECFE On-Line: No Drama DisciplineAges: Birth to 5 YearsCourse #: DP810-4EAre you dealing with tantrums, tensions and tears? Join this online class to discuss strategies from the popular book, "No Drama Discipline" by Daniel Siegel, M.D. and Tina Payne Bryson, Ph.D. facilitated by an ECFE parent educator. Discover how your child's brain development drives behaviors that are sometimes puzzling for parents and discover strategies that support cooperation, discipline, and family harmony. Please note: An internet connection is required to register and participate in this class.Class FormatWeek 1 – October 4 – 6:00-7:30 pm on site at the District Program Center, Room 124 – parent/child activities, meet other participants and discuss how to access online course.Week 2 – October 11 – 45 minute online discussion 8:15-9:00 pmWeek 3 – October 25 – 45 minute online discussion 8:15-9:00 pmWeek 4 – November 1 – 45 minute online discussion 8:15-9:00 pmWeek 5 – November 8 - 45 minute online discussion 8:15-9:00 pmWeek 6 – November 15 - 6:00-7:30 pm on site at the District Program Center – last class with parent/child activitiesFall 2018
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WaitlistEveryday Sensory PlayMulti-AgeJoin us for an hour of sensory play! Non-Separating: The class will provide you with fun sensory activities to explore in class with your child and ideas for sensory fun at home during the cold winter months. You will also be provided with information related to your child’s development and the importance of sensory play. Activities provided will be appropriate for children from birth to 5 years of age.DP713-4; Birth to 5 yrs; 2:30-3:30 pm Thursdays at the District Program CenterFall 2018
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PopularFamilies with Multiples (CP)Multi-AgeFamilies with Multiples Separating ClassAre you the parents of twins, triplets, or more? Imagine a place your children can sing, play, make messes, and meet new friends...with extra hands to help you! Now imagine time for you to sit down, relax, and discuss the unique challenges you face as parents of multiples.CP506-4E; Birth-5 years: 6-7:30 pm Thursdays at Central ParkFall 2018
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WaitlistJust Grandma/Grandpa and Me (CP)Multi-AgeJust Grandma/Grandpa and Me Non-Separating Classes This class provides a great opportunity for grandparents and grandchildren to interact with fun learning activities planned by an early childhood teacher. Grandparents will also gain ideas for take home play and an opportunity to meet other grandparents in the community. Children can build lasting memories of the fun spent with grandma and/or grandpa during their earliest school experience. CP701-1; Birth-5 years; 8:30-10 am Mondays at Central ParkFall 2018
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PopularMusic & Movement (CP, DP)Multi-AgeMusic & MovementMovement is crucial to young children's development. This class provides a time for parents to participate in movement activities with their children, learning about the connection of movement to young children's foundational learning and gain fun ideas for supporting your child's active learning and physical health.DP707-3E; Birth - 5 years; 6-7:30 pm Wednesdays at District Program CenterCP702-4; 1 - 5 years; 8:30-10:30 am Thursdays at Central Park (Fall semester only)Fall 2018
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PopularSTEM (CP, DP)Multi-AgeSTEM Science, Technology, Engineering & Math Separating Classes Young children are naturally curious. They wonder what things are called, how they work, and why things happen. The foundations of scientific learning lie in inquiry and exploration - these are tools of active learning. Our STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) class will provide fun hands on activities that foster children's sense of curiosity about the natural world around them. Parents will discuss how we can guide and support children's wonder about the world and identify opportunities for children to acquire foundational STEM skills that are in all areas of learning later on.DP708-2; 3-5 years; 1:30-3:30 pm; Tuesdays at District Program CenterCP704-2E; 3-5 years; 6-7:30 pm; Tuesdays at Central ParkFall 2018
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PopularToddlers & Twos (CP, DP)Multi-AgeToddlers and Twos SeparatingToddlers and young twos are on the move and gaining independence as they explore the world around them. Parent education includes information about temperament, gaining cooperation, toilet learning, and other topics related to this stage of development.DP108-1E; 12-30 mos; 5:30-7 pm; Mondays at District Program CenterCP106-6; 16-30 mos; 11 am - 1 pm; Wed/Fri at Central Park - 2-day Parent EducationCP107-4E; 12-30 mos; 5:30-7 pm; Thursdays at Central Park (This class is non-separating)CP705-S; 12-30 mos; 10-11:30 am; Saturdays at Central ParkFall 2018
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WaitlistYoung Parents (DP)Multi-AgeYoung Parents DP508-4E; Birth-5yrs: 5:30-7:30 pm Thursday evenings at the District Program Center (Sept 13-Jan 17) No class Oct 18; Nov 22; Dec 27 A FREE parent and child class for parents in their teens and early twenties. The evening will start with a family dinner provided by Parent Advisory Council. You will enjoy activities with your child and participate in parent discussion on joys and challenges of parenting, child development, managing time, relationships, and finding helpful resources. For more information, please call 458-6636.Fall 2018
