A unique opportunity for caregivers to meet weekly with our licensed parent educator and other caregivers to discuss questions that pop up throughout the week about parenting and child development. Topics are solely lead by participants. All children attending must be able to ride in a stroller or baby carrier. Meet at Aspirus St. Luke's Sports and Event Center walking track.

A great opportunity for grandparents (or grand friends) to interact with their young learners and meet other grandparents in the community. The classroom will be set up with intentional learning activities, circle time, special stories, and more. Ages 0-5 years by September 1, 2025 Non-Separating

A terrific opportunity for parents and infants to meet others in a safe space designed just for them. Babies will explore, sing, and play while you connect with a licensed parent educator. You will gain support, knowledge, and encouragement during this exciting and sometimes challenging time. Topics will vary from week to week based on the input and feedback of the participants. Ages 7-17 months by September 1, 2025 Non-separating

Step into learning with your night owls as they explore and grow. All children will have an opportunity to participate in learning activities, sensory play, social interaction, and building development skills with an early childhood teacher. Caregivers will explore and learn alongside their child directly in the room as a parent educator guides and helps them as needed. A light meal will be provided for the children. Ages 0-5 years by September 1, 2025 Non-separating

An engaging blend of outdoor exploration, play-based learning, and intentional routines designed to support children transitioning into kindergarten. Over the course of four weeks, students will connect with nature through hands-on activities that build social-emotional skills, early academic foundations, and confidence. Guided by licensed early childhood educators in natural settings, children will strengthen curiosity, resilience, and problem-solving while enjoying meaningful experiences with peers and preparing for the school year ahead. Maximum enrollment per site: 16 This class is intended for students entering kindergarten in the Fall of 2026

Your busy toddler is ready to discover safe and age-appropriate activities, including art, music, circle time, and sensory play. When you separate, your child will continue exploring peer relationships with the guidance of a licensed early childhood teacher. At the same time, parents gain knowledge and support from a licensed parent educator and other parents during discussion time. Topics will vary weekly and will be based on the participant's input. Ages 18-30 months by September 1, 2025 Separating