Family Learning Lab
6916 Sunrise Blvd
Citrus Heights, CA

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Introduce kids to the fundamentals of baking, kitchen safety, and creating delicious desserts from scratch – all while developing baking skills and making friends!

Through The Looking Glass Baking Studio & Cakery

372 Florin Rd., Sacramento (510)677-6990

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WELCOME TO LITTLE LEARNERS! IN OUR CLASS, THE STUDENTS LEARN A NEW LETTER OF THE ALPHABET EACH WEEK. THE LEARNING OF EACH LETTER IS REINFORCED THROUGH LEARNING ABOUT A NEW ANIMAL WITH A NAME THAT BEGINS WITH THE NEW LETTER. IN ADDITION, THE KIDS LEARN ABOUT HISTORICAL FIGURES, ABOUT COMMUNITY HELPERS, AND ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL STATE OF CALIFORNIA. OUR TIME WILL BE FILLED WITH CRAFTS, 5 MINUTE VIDEOS ON THE SPECIAL ANIMAL WE ARE LEARNING ABOUT, AND LOTS OF BOOKS! IN ADDITION, WE WILL LEARN NUMBER WRITING, AND SOME BASIC MATH PRINCIPLES. STUDENTS WILL LEARN MECHANICAL SKILLS, SUCH AS HOLDING A PENCIL, AND MENTAL SKILLS, SUCH AS FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS. EVERY CLASS IS GUARANTEED TO CHALLENGE, INSPIRE, AND MOTIVATE CHILDREN TO ACHIEVE THEIR HIGHEST POTENTIAL.
Programs supporting families in their individual homeschooling journey. Cross curricular, project based learning, and social skills all while creating friendships!
Margie Hartung Music/Greenhouse Enrichment is a growing visual, performing arts, athletics and core enrichment program located in Placer County CA. No matter which program you pick, you’re guaranteed a quality education from passionate instructors. Whether you’re enrolled or thinking of applying, continue browsing to read about our programs, admissions process and so much more.
We offer a full curriculum or a la carte classes for ages 4 - 15 inspired by Waldorf education. With options for Main Lesson, Math & Language Arts Skills Practice, Art Classes, and much more.
Our Mission We teach real world skills using commonly available and inexpensive tools. Our style of woodworking harkens back to the days of pioneers using human scale tools powered by ...humans. The objects on the left were made by youth students some as young as nine. Even the woodworking finishes are handmade of beeswax and mineral oil and are completely kid safe.

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