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Arts and Music Programs: Creative Drama, Individual Instruction/Skill-Building Sessions, Yoga
School Notes
Our approach is hands-on and multisensory. We recognize that
children have a natural curiosity and a predisposition to enjoy the
unexpected. Children engage in active exploration and investigation
to make sense of their world. We strive to fuel children’s
investigative impulses and encourage discovery, promote questioning
and challenging of ideas, and formulate connections of
experience.
We respect children’s multiple ways of demonstrating their
intelligence. Children are encouraged to develop their individual
strengths and each child’s unique contribution to their community
is appreciated. Strengths are celebrated and valued while
opportunities are created to provide exposure to, and enhancement
of, other talents and skills. Children will be given the
opportunity to express themselves through music, painting, drama,
song, movement, and play.
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