Seasonal Offerings
Fall 2020
Quality time with your little one is so important. Consider making a special date at Play and Grow to cherish the moments together.
Language Lab
This course is for parents with children ages 12-24 months or those little ones working to gain a one-word vocabulary. We will focus on language development, behavior, and play. A curriculum-based course, registration is required.
Memberships accepted. RSVP required.
Afternoon and evening classes for TK-6th grade. Choose from writing clinics, math labs and more. Registration required. Courses will be arranged by skill level and grade. Email us with questions. programs@cvplayandgrow.com
Between the Lines
NOW ENROLLING
90 minutes of specifically designed programming for children who need a boost in meeting one of more developmental milestone. Speech and Language therapy consultation available by appointment. Developmental consultation and coaching provided as part of this comprehensive program.
RSVP required. btl@cvplayandgrow.com
Mornings with Mrs. Mary
Building our tribe is more important than ever. Join Mary Ross; mother, grandmother, and teacher, for an intimate child:parent group experience.
Limited space available.
Free with paid admission.
Socks required for all guests.
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Bubbles!
We let the bubbles loose on the studio floor to excite and explore! Children can engage in bilateral movement activities and gross motor imitation skills. Parents encouraged to join!
Available for 15 minutes.
Classes held during Open Play hours are FREE to paid guests, unless otherwise noted.
More information about our events
Intimate
We limit ticket sales to promote a quality event, where you and your child can explore freely without feeling overwhelmed.
Sensory Aware
We limit attractions and noise level (unless noted) to ensure your little one can participate in every event. Events including the bounce house or special appearances will be noted in the event description.
Junior Teachers
We appreciate the diligence and talents of young people in our community who wish to work with children. These younger faces tend to be less threatening to a small child.