Drop off your child for 90-minute sessions that fit seamlessly into your homeschool day. Our programming runs mid-morning through early afternoon, giving you focused time for younger siblings, lesson planning, or simply catching your breath. Located at 199 South Street with easy parking—just let us know if you need specific arrival or pickup timing to coordinate with your family's rhythm.

Mixed-age groups mirror real-world social environments where children naturally mentor and learn from each other. Kids practice communication, collaboration, and conflict resolution through shared projects rather than forced social exercises. Many homeschool parents find this addresses the peer interaction challenge while maintaining the values-based approach they've chosen for their family's education.

Every session includes intentional movement that supports focus and learning readiness. Children might start with collaborative games, transition through hands-on projects that engage fine motor skills, or take movement breaks that help different learning styles stay engaged. This addresses the common homeschool challenge of incorporating physical activity into academic-heavy days.

Creative expression weaves through practical skill-building—decorating wooden projects, designing pottery pieces, or documenting discoveries through sketching. Children learn to use real tools safely while developing artistic confidence. This combination addresses the homeschool parent's challenge of providing both technical instruction and creative outlets without requiring separate programs.

Children tackle open-ended challenges that require problem-solving, planning, and adaptation. Rather than following step-by-step instructions, they design their own projects, troubleshoot when things don't work, and explain their thinking to peers. Community experts occasionally share knowledge, but the focus stays on developing children's ability to ask good questions and think through problems independently.