8:30-9:00am: Drop Off

 -Morning Circle + Games

 -Hike, Long Walk

 -Snack 

 -Free Play

 -Guided Activity (carving, whittling, sanding, festival crafts)

 -Lunch (fire pit cooking on Fridays)

 -Story Time + Rest Time

 -Free Play

 -Guided Activity (wool felting, finger knitting, watercolor, beeswax modeling, and drawing)

3:00pm-3:20pm: Jump Rope + Pick Up 

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Some of the activities we'll enjoy regularly include gardening, drawing, painting with watercolors, woodworking, beeswax and clay modeling, finger-knitting, whittling, wet wool felting, loom, singing, and listening to stories. Every day, there will be ample time for free play and exploration.

 

Festivals and Celebrations

September: San Miguel Celebration (sword making, knight ceremony, obstacle course)

November: Dia de los Muertos (altar making, papel picado, songs)

November: El Farol (lantern making and family lantern walk)

December: Advent Spiral (apple candles and spiral walk)

December: Posada (traditional Mexican posada, pinata, games, carols, tamales, ponche, atole)

February: Valentines (sewing projects: felt bags with hearts)

March: Holi (color powders, colored water)

March/April: Easter (egg painting, egg hunt)

May: Celebration of all summer birthdays and ceremony for children going to 1st grade.

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All Festivals interweave storytelling, food, crafts, and traditional songs as the heart of the celebrations. Families are encouraged to join in the festivities

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