Children will have the opportunity to explore a variety of art materials with their peers. Grown-ups will support children’s developing social and emotional skills by scaffolding them in an authentic play setting. They will help guide social negotiations in moments of conflict, while children will practice important skills like labeling and working through emotions, building frustration tolerance, and learning social habits such as turn-taking. Most importantly, children will discover what it means to respect themselves and others.
$30 per session or $270 for all ten.
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For more information, contact Beca at: rebeca.cotton.baezegmail.com
Beca has been working with young children in various capacities for more than 10 years. She is inspired by their natural curiosity and loves making discoveries and creating alongside them. A certified infant-toddler and preschool teacher, she has experience with children ranging from infancy through the teenage years. Beca is committed to integrating anti-racist and anti-bias practices into everything she does. She holds a BA in psychology and a master’s degree in child study and human development, with a focus on childhood mental health and neuroscience. She also earned a post-master’s certificate in early education research, policy, and practice, concentrating on play-based interventions for sensory processing differences in young children.
Claire holds a BA in child development and has been a licensed preschool teacher for nearly a decade. She is passionate about child-led learning, especially through the creative arts, and loves creating opportunities for children to explore, make discoveries, and solve problems.
