St. Cloud Area School District 742 Community Education

This class is for families with more than one child birth to age 4. Parent-child time, fun in our ECFE class and motor room, weekly parent discussion focused on your growing family.

Parent-child time, fun in our ECFE classroom and weekly parent discussion while children interact with an Early Childhood Educator.

Experience the energy of a mulitcultural setting. This is an ECFE class for all English speaking and ELL families with children birth to age five. Parents will get to know each other by sharing their family experiences, traditions, routines and issues. Children's activities will reflect the group's cultures and languages.

Parent-child time, fun in our ECFE classroom and weekly parent discussion while children interact with an Early Childhood Educator.

Fun parent-child time using a variety of instruments, music and movement. Learn simple and unique ways to add music to daily life. There will be time for parent discussion with an ECFE educator.

Enjoy bringing a simple lunch for you and your child during this ECFE class. Parents will have the opportunity to discuss parenting joys and concerns, explore parent child activities and experience songs and stories during circle time.

This class is for families with more than one child, birth to age 4. Parent-child time, fun in our ECFE class and motor room, weekly parent discussion focused on your growing family.

This is an ECFE class for families who want to learn how to help their children succeed in the United States. This semester will focus on families with Latino or Hispanic background. Parents will learn about: child development, dual language development, helping children to be ready for school, discipline, community resources and many other parenting activities. Children's activities include: Opening circle, story, music, snack, gym and play time, puzzles, blocks, books, playdough, painting and other learning activities.

This is an ECFE class for families who want to learn how to help their children succeed in the United States. It is an opportunity for co-learning between the families and teachers by sharing experiences. This semester will focus on families with an African background. Parents will learn about: child development, dual language development, helping children to be ready for school, discipline, community resources and many other parenting activities. Children's activities include: Opening circle, story, music, snack, gym and play time, puzzles, blocks, books, playdough, painting and other learning activities. "Parenting Across Cultures" Winter session will be Multicultural and Spring session will be for families with a Latino or Hispanic backround.