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Little stories, big adventures!Join Class Acts for a playful English workshop where stories come to life through art, music, movement and drama!
Designed for children aged 4–6, our friendly workshops welcome confident English speakers and children just beginning their English adventure. Picture books, colourful visuals, sounds and gestures help every child follow the story and join in at their own pace.
✨ What to expect?
• Interactive storytelling with a delightful picture book
• Songs, movement and drama games
• A creative art project inspired by the story
• Opportunities to make friends and use English naturally
Along the way, children develop listening skills, practise following instructions in English and build confidence and creativity.
👧 Who is it for?
English-speaking, bilingual and beginner learners aged 4–6. Small groups and experienced teachers create a welcoming space for everyone.
Parents and carers are welcome to stay, or children can attend independently.
📅 When?
Selected Saturdays, 9:30–11:00,
90 minutes of stories, creativity and fun.
2026: 28 November · 12 December
2027: 16 January · 13 February · 20 March · 24 April · 29 May
💛 Why Class Acts?
We bring together English-speaking children, bilingual families and expats in Prague. Our warm, experienced teachers draw on **20 years of experience in bilingual education** to help children feel at home and enjoy learning.
🎟️ Choose what works for your family
• One workshop: CZK 550
• All 7 workshops: CZK 3,500 (pre-paid)
All materials and books are included.
🎒 What to bring
Comfortable clothes for moving and crafting, a water bottle and a small snack.
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Event venue
Rodinné a komunitní centrum Paleček, z.s., Písecká 17,Prague, Czech Republic
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