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Introducing the Sibling
by Early Childhood Matters
San Francisco +more locations
Wed, Dec 31 +more dates
Parent/caregiver workshop for families expecting a new babyJust when you've gotten used to a little more sleep, a bit of a routine and settled into your groove as a young family...here comes a new sibling! While welcoming a new baby to your family is…
Introducing the Sibling (Prerecored workshop)
by Early Childhood Matters
San Francisco
Sat, Jul 18
Just when you've gotten used to a little more sleep, a bit of a routine and settled into your groove as a young family...here comes a new sibling! While we
Confident Public Speaking Camps
by Communication Academy
San Jose
Mon, Dec 22 +more dates
Master public speaking skills in our fun and engaging courses! Experienced instructors and detailed feedback in small classes!
Positive Discipline for Preschoolers
by Early Childhood Matters
San Francisco
Fri, Jan 1
Positive Discipline for Preschoolers. Six-week series for parents/caregivers of children ages 3-5
Parenting Through the Toddler Years
by Early Childhood Matters
San Francisco
Wed, Dec 31
Learn new strategies (or brush up) on how to handle tricky toddler behavior, connect with your toddler, work on toddler sleep, potty training, and learn some sensory and art activities that are great alternatives to screen time!
FAQs
How do I know if my child is ready to start architecture classes?
Your child may be ready if they show an interest in building, designing, or drawing structures and have strong spatial awareness and creativity.
What type of credentials should I look for in a kids architecture instructor?
Look for instructors with experience in architecture or design, a degree in architecture, and teaching experience with children.
What are other ways for my child to learn architecture outside of taking classes?
Encourage your child to build with blocks or modeling kits, visit architectural landmarks, and use design software or apps geared toward children.
What is the right age to start taking architecture classes?
Children as young as 8 or 9 can start learning basic design concepts, with more advanced techniques introduced as they develop their skills.
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