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Ages 1 – 4 yrsSnuggle up and step into a story together! This gentle, play-based storytelling class invites young children and their caregivers to explore books through movement, art, imagination and sensory play. Each class brings stories to life with simple songs, puppets, scarves and playful actions that encourage early language, listening skills and joyful connection. This class nurtures a love of stories while strengthening caregiver-child bonds in a warm, welcoming environment.
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👉 Adult Participation Required.
👉 Free trial available
Our "Tiny Tales" Story Time is designed to be a shared experience that strengthens the bond between caregiver and child while fostering early literacy and social-emotional development. Active and engaged adult participation is a required component of this class.
Our Early Explorers & Me classes are designed to be a shared experience that strengthens the bond between caregiver and child while fostering early literacy and social-emotional development. Active and engaged adult participation is a required component of all classes.
1. Requirement to Remain In-Room:
The registered adult (Parent, Guardian, or Designated Caregiver) must remain inside the classroom for the full duration of the class. This is a mandatory safety and engagement requirement and is not a "drop-off" service.
2. Capacity of Adult Participation (The Active Role):
The adult's role is not one of passive supervision, but of an Active Learning Partner. Your participation is essential in the following capacities:
Model Engagement: You are required to participate in all songs, movements, and activities led by the instructor. By enthusiastically singing, doing the motions, and responding to questions, you provide a positive model for your child, encouraging their own full participation.
Bridge to Learning: Your presence acts as a familiar and secure anchor for your child. If your child becomes distracted, shy, or needs assistance transitioning between activities, you are the primary person responsible for gently redirecting, comforting, or helping them re-engage with the class.
Shared Experience: The adult’s active role turns the class time into a co-learning experience. Discussing the content of the class and repeating new words immediately after the class ends strengthens language acquisition and memory.
By actively participating, you help us create a safe, supportive, and stimulating environment that maximizes the developmental benefits.
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36 Saint Felix Street, Brooklyn, NY, United States, New York 11217
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