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Project - Based Literacy

Sprouts Class

A collaborative, project-based literacy class focused on comprehension and cross curricular connections.

WHAT:

WHO:

Young children aged 5 (by 8/15/26) to 7 years

WHEN:

TIME:

Mondays & Tuesdays

11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

    

  • 11:00 a.m. = Arrival

                                            Welcome & Drop-off

​​Outdoor  Learning Laboratories​​

  •  11:30 a.m. = Morning  Meeting​​

​ - G.E.M. Class 

- Lunch

 

  • 12:30 p.m. = Literacy Projects & Inquiry Circles

- D.I.R.T.

  • 2:45 p.m. = Chores & Reflective Meeting

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  • 3:00 p.m. = Farewell 

Typical Daily Rhythm

Monday - Tuesday

The day-to-day schedule varies depending on the weather, the children’s needs, guest enrichment teachers, and the children’s supported interests. The rhythm above is considered our typical schedule.  

Your Child Will Experience

Each session follows a thoughtful rhythm designed to support both academic growth and whole-child development:

  • Projects are the perfect motivation to read and give children authentic audiences to write for, as well as an opportunity to learn through teamwork.

  • Inquiry circles composed of rich discussions where children share ideas and build understanding together.

  • Guided literacy activities that strengthen comprehension and thinking.

  • Project-based creation through art, building, storytelling, and design.

  • Collaborative investigations driven by the children's inquiries and expertly guided by a literacy professional.

  • Show & Share opportunities to speak with confidence and listen with patience.

  • A Reggio-inspired Forest School Experience

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Is This Class for Your Family?

  • Do you want more than worksheets and memorization?

  • Do you value curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking?

  • Are you excited for your child to learn in a small, intentional and social learning environment?

  • Do you believe children learn best through doing, discussing, creating, and playing?

"Yes!" --> Click the link below for your

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