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Weekly
Cooking Classes
Teaching children cooking skills is not only a fun activity, but it also has numerous benefits that can impact their overall well-being. Learning to cook early on can help children develop their fine motor skills and coordination, as well as build confidence and a sense of independence. Cooking also teaches children about nutrition, healthy food choices, and portion control, which can lead to them making more informed decisions about what they eat. Additionally, cooking can promote creativity and problem-solving skills, as children experiment with different ingredients and recipes. Learning to cook with others can also promote socialization and communication skills. Overall, teaching children cooking skills is a valuable investment in their physical, mental, and social development.
Spanish Lessons
Learning a language at a young age offers numerous benefits that can have a lasting impact on a child's development. Young minds are highly receptive and adaptable, making language acquisition a natural and effortless process. Early exposure to a second language enhances cognitive abilities, such as problem-solving skills, memory retention, and multitasking capabilities. It also promotes cultural awareness, fostering an appreciation for diversity and facilitating cross-cultural communication. Additionally, language learning at a young age lays a solid foundation for future language proficiency, making it easier to learn additional languages later in life. Overall, the advantages of learning a language at a young age extend far beyond linguistic competence, providing children with invaluable skills and opportunities for personal and intellectual growth.
Monthly
Music Classes
Music has countless benefits for children. It has been proven to help with language development, memory, and cognitive skills. Learning to play an instrument or sing can also improve fine and gross motor skills, as well as hand-eye coordination. Music provides an expressive outlet for children, which can help them manage emotions and improve self-esteem. It also has the ability to bring people together and promote social interaction, which is especially important for children who may struggle with making friends. Music is a valuable tool for the development and well-being of children.
Bimonthly
Educational Performances by Margaret Clauder Presents!
"Kids Laugh as they Learn!"
"Teaching is difficult enough these days. There is so much a child must learn from PK – 5th grade. There are also different kinds of learners. How do you reach all the children including the ones that may have ADHD or other special needs? Through the arts!
All MCP programs use arts in education to stimulate young audience’s minds to hear, see, and REMEMBER information-all done in a creative way. Art forms that are used to achieve these goals are brilliant ventriloquism and puppetry as well as masterful storytelling. A puppet cloud may help teach children about the water cycle. A talking book may teach the children the definition of words or proper book care. A boy puppet may help convey the emotional trauma bullying can cause. Stories told can inform, move us to tears, change our attitudes, and even inspire us. All this can be accomplished with laughter while igniting young audiences imagination."
