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| 4 programs under category Preschool / Educational/Development. |
| Age: Preschool (2-5) |
Instructor: Angela K.A. Karellas |
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| This is an introductory level course of the alphabet which offers children a fun introduction of A,B,C,D. Each week we will concentrate on different letters from A to Z. We will also encourage children to learn and write the alphabet. This class also includes games, stories, worksheets and songs. We make learning fun! All material provided. No class Mar. 10th. |
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| Age: Preschool (2-5) |
Instructor: Angela K.A. Karellas |
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| Through songs, games and fun work sheets children will learn how to read. We will use props and tools to help children with their visual skills, and their fine motor skills. We make learning fun! All material provided. No class Mar. 8th & Apr. 5th. Angela Karellas has been working as an ECE teacher for over ten years. She believes that the early years are the most critical years in one's life. Angela Teaches and encourages children how to develop social and physical skills. They learn how to practice expressing their feelings and use creative ideas. She believes that play provides the opportunity for active learning, while contributing to the development of cognitive development and language skills. These skills are essential to intellectual development. Through play, children explore thousands of causes and effects.
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| Age: Preschool (2-5) |
Instructor: Randy Chan |
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| If you like science and want to give something fun a try then sign up for this stimulating and interesting class. Science Fun is full of fascinating hands-on experiments that are a great way to learn more about science and the world around us. All material provided. No class March 10th - Spring Break.
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| Age: Preschool (2-5) |
Instructor: Angela K.A. Karellas |
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| This introductory math class will teach children numbers 1-20. We will sing lots of songs and play fun games to teach children how to count, add and subtract. We will use props and tools to help children with their visual skills, and their fine motor skills. All material provided. No class Mar. 11th. Angela Karellas has been working as an ECE teacher for over ten years. She believes that the early years are the most critical years in one s life. Angela teaches and encourages children how to develop social and physical skills. They learn how to practice expressing their feelings and use creative ideas. She believes that play provides the opportunity for active learning, while contributing to the development of cognitive development and language skills. These skills are essential to intellectual development. Through play, children explore thousands of causes and effects. |
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