Park, Play & Splash Join us for a fun-filled outdoor adventure designed for families with children ages 0–7! Park, Play & Splash is all about exploring, moving, and connecting in a relaxed, natural setting. Each week, we’ll gather at the Twitchel Park pavilion to enjoy engaging activities like group games, sensory play, storytime, and creative exploration—perfect for curious little learners. After class, families are invited to continue the fun at the nearby splash pad—an optional way to cool off and connect with others! When: Mondays, 1:30-2:30 PMWhere: Twitchel Park PavilionWho: Families with children ages 0–7 Come ready to play, get a little messy, and make some great memories together!

Little Bookworms Calling all curious kiddos and their grown-ups—it's storytime like you've never seen it before! Join Ms. Angela for Little Bookworms, an early childhood family education class where books come to life! Each week, we’ll dive into a new book-themed adventure through hands-on activities, creative crafts, playful games, and more—all inspired by the story of the day. Whether we’re waddling like penguins, making rainbow art, or going on a bear hunt, your child will build early literacy skills while having a blast. Themes include: 📚🐵 “Goodnight Gorilla” by Peggy Rathmann 🚌🎶 “Wheels on the Bus” by Jerry Smath 🦕🧹 “How Do Dinosaurs Clean Their Room” by Jane Yolen 🔥🍫 “Love You S’more” by Melinda Lee Rathjen 🦗🤫 “The Very Quiet Cricket” by Eric Carle 🧸🏷️ “Teddy Bear For Sale” by Gail Herman 🚜🌾 “Green Tractor” by Kersten Hamilton 🌊🐠 “Ocean Life” by Jill McDonald 🌈🦎 “A Color of His Own” by Leo Lionni 🍦😋 “Ice Cream Face” by Heidi Woodward Sheffield Ages: Activities are age appropriate for 1–5 years (with a parent or caregiver) Instructor: Ms. Angela Parent Participation: Required—because learning is even better together! Bonus: Great for early literacy, fine motor skills, and quality bonding time. Snuggle up with a story and get ready to read, play, and grow—one book at a time! Note: Older siblings up to age 7 are welcome to attend if they are able to participate actively and appropriately in class activities. Please be sure they are registered if they will be participating.

Little Picassos Get ready to paint, create, and get a little messy! In Little Picassos, children and parents will explore a variety of art forms with the ever-creative Ms. Angela and all her amazing ideas. From painting and sculpting to stamping and outdoor art play, this class is all about self-expression, hands-on fun, and making memories together through the magic of art. Location: West Side – Lions Park (near the softball fields) Instructor: Ms. Angela Parent Participation: Required – this is a shared creative experience! Registration: Required prior to each class. Please come dressed for the weather—this class is held rain or shine whenever possible. If there are any cancellations or changes, a text will be sent by Community Services. Note: Older siblings up to age 7 are welcome to attend if they are able to participate actively and appropriately in class activities. Please be sure they are registered if they will be participating. Unleash your inner artist and join us for a colorful, creative adventure with your little one!

Music & Movement Mania (Ages 6 months – 5 years) Get ready to move, groove, and grow together! Join us for a high-energy, joy-filled class where music and movement take center stage! Designed for children ages 6 months to 5 years, Music & Movement Mania invites families to explore rhythm, sound, and creative motion through fun weekly themes. Each session will include songs, dancing, instruments, and playful activities that support your child’s development while strengthening your parent-child bond. This is an Early Childhood Family Education (ECFE) class, so parent/caregiver participation is a key part of the experience. Together, you’ll discover the power of music to build connections, boost motor skills, and spark creativity. Siblings are welcome to attend if enrolled and able to participate appropriately. Come ready to sing, sway, and celebrate the joy of movement with your little one!

Adventure is calling at Linden Hill! Join us Wednesday mornings for Nature Learning at Linden Hill, a hands-on early childhood family education class designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and connection in the great outdoors. Led by the enthusiastic and nature-loving Ms. Claire, each session invites children and their grown-ups to explore seasonal themes through play, discovery, and shared learning experiences. From observing birds and bugs to exploring colors, letters, and the changing weather, this class blends nature-based exploration with early learning activities like art, sensory play, and simple STEM experiences. Families will enjoy a relaxed structure with time to explore, followed by a joyful group circle with stories, songs, and connection. Ages: 0-7 years (with a parent or caregiver) Instructor: Ms. Claire When: Wednesdays, 10:00–11:00 AM Where: Linden Hill Historic Estate, meet on the West side of the Pavilion Parent Participation: Required—this class is all about shared discovery! Registration: Required weekly unless full summer payment is made in advance Each class includes hands-on learning stations (art, sensory, and early learning activities), 40 minutes of guided free exploration, and a closing circle time with books, music, and group fun. Weekly Themes June 3 – Weather: Rain or shine, we’ll explore clouds, wind, and sunshine through hands-on discovery. June 10 – Birds: Flap, fly, and listen as we discover backyard birds through songs, feathers, and playful observation. June 17 – Plants: Dig into the world of plants with hands-on exploration of how things grow. June 24 – Colors: Discover the world in full color through vibrant art, sorting games, and outdoor scavenger fun. July 1 – Bugs: Get up close (but not too close!) with insects through observation, movement, and playful learning. July 15 – Frogs: Jump into learning with frog-themed movement, life cycle fun, and pond-inspired play. July 22 – Trees: Reach for the sky as we learn about trees through textures, parts, and nature play. July 29 – Letters: Bring letters to life with playful activities that connect literacy to the world around us. August 5 – Apples: Pick up some apple-themed fun with tasting, counting, and creative exploration. August 12 – End of Summer Celebration! Weather Notes: Dress for the elements—class will be held outdoors whenever possible! Let your child’s curiosity grow, friendships bloom, and learning come naturally— Wednesdays at Linden Hill. 🌿