Spend quality time with your child in a kid-centered learning environment with other preschool-age parents and children. Participate in pre-planned activities that encourage the development of fine motor skills, listening skills, early reading skills, socialization, and creativity through stories, games, and activities. Presented by the Moms of Osceola County.
Individualized training on computers or personal mobile devices.
Get homework help from trained Teen Ambassadors in math, reading, science, and other school subjects. For this unique Library Study Buddy program, participants must be in Kindergarten-8th grade. Study help offered will depend on Teen Ambassador availability.
Join Bedtime Math's Crazy 8s Club, where you'll build stuff, run and jump, make music, make a mess. it's a totally new kind of math club. For grades K-2.
Exercise your brain and learn how to solve the best-selling puzzle toy in history.the Rubik's Cube. All ages and skill levels are welcome.
Boost your Spanish language skills! Learn basic conversational phrases that will help you communicate better on a daily basis. Presented by Ivonne Sanchez, author and certified teacher from Colombia.
Learn, share ideas, and create while in the company of others.
Hook into our monthly crochet circle. Those with experience will have great company to share projects and are available to help newcomers. Recommended supplies include: a basic medium weight yarn (like Red Heart Super Saver) and medium sized crochet hook (i.e. size G.)
Become more familiar with the English language. Taught by a certified instructor in partnership with the Adult Literacy League.
Children of all ages can benefit from a little stretching, breathing, and movement. Yoga poses are easily modified to meet any needs or limitations people may have. Anything you can do to tie fitness to an engaging story in some way is always beneficial. Participants should wear comfy, stretchy clothes and bring your own mat or towel.
Help your child develop an early love for reading. This is an interactive experience providing how-to techniques for parents and non-school age children (infants/toddlers). Presented by The Parent Involvement Team of the Osceola County School District.