18 months-5 years Spring Season

April 11 - May 30
Wednesdays
10:00am - 11:15am
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Wednesday, Apr 11
Wednesday, Apr 18
Wednesday, Apr 25 - No Class
Friday, Apr 27
Wednesday, May 2
Wednesday, May 9
Wednesday, May 16
Wednesday, May 23
Wednesday, May 30
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Class will be led by
Stephanie Lane
Class has begun but you can still join! Add to cart for prorated price.
$105 per student for 6 sessions
$140.00 per student for 8 sessions
Only 5 spots left

Have questions? Call 413-397-2800 or email us.

About this class

Every Wednesday and Friday this Spring, families meet outdoors to connect and learn through play. In a 5-part class each week, Tinkergarten Leader, Stephanie Lane, will facilitate an expert-designed play scenario, allowing children of various ages and needs to explore, problem solve, communicate, collaborate, and create together. Parents and caregivers learn, too, as we’ll share insight into your child’s development. The program progresses to meet each child’s need season after season. This spring, the curriculum for 18 months-5 years will emphasize:

Communication
Communication
Creativity imagination
Creativity & Imagination
Focus self control
Focus & Self-Control
Making connections
Making Connections
Problem solving
Problem Solving
Motor skills
Motor Skills
Sensory
Sensory
Empathy
Empathy
Persistence grit
Persistence & Grit
Teamwork
Teamwork
  • Children and adults should come dressed for the day’s weather with a water bottle and snack to enjoy.
  • In cases of extreme weather, families will be notified, and class will be rescheduled.
  • A single adult can accompany up to three children.
  • Siblings over or under the specified age range are most welcome to enroll.
  • Children under the age of 1 year are welcome to come without enrolling.
— Mom to a 3-year-old
“ The leaders are amazing, ours truly made the class fun for the kids. My daughter now can't get enough of mud. ”
— Mom to a 22 month old
“ I learned how and when to step back and let my son be himself in certain situations. That was a lesson that I needed so much as a parent. The leader was able to communicate this in such a gentle and generalized way that I was able to step back and see myself. Not only was that a useful lesson, it was life changing. ”
— Mom to a 3-year-old
“ Everything was perfect. I liked being reminded that it's okay for my child to be messy. ”
— Dad to a 3 year old