At A Glance

• Age Range:
  3 & 4 year olds
• Class Structure:
  • Partial parent/sibling involvement: “Sharing Time” last 15 minutes of lesson
  • Limit 8 children per class
• Class Length:
  45 minutes
• Semesters:
  Four – 15 week, non-sequential semesters:
  • See What I Saw
  • Toys I Make, Trips I Take
  • Hello Weather, Let's Play Together
  • Cities! Friendly Faces-Busy Places
    
• At-Home Materials include...
  • Two Colorfully Illustrated Literature Books
  • An Interactive Play Set
  • A Family Activity Book to extend the learning into the home
  • Two Home CDs
  • A Colorful Child-Sized Backpack (new students)
  • A special instrument
    
  
  
• Total Cost per child, per
  15-week semester: $239

All prices include registration, materials and tuition, before taxes. Price is less than quoted for sibling in same curriculum. Click for more details.

Discounts & Special Programs

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Imagine That! takes you and your child on a musical journey of discovery and exploration…a journey limited only by the power of imagination. Pretend play activities are integrated with music, vocal development, storytelling, movement and literature to capture your child’s potential to learn and to encourage cognitive and literacy skills, creativity and individuality.

Benefits for Your Child and You

• Nurtures your child's imagination and creativity.
• Creates a learning environment that integrates music, expressive language, peer interaction and pretend play.
• Challenges your child through activities that promote problem-solving, making choices and expressing ideas.
• Allows your child to have an active role in the development of music and movement activities.

No two Imagine That! classes are ever the same – class activities grow and change based on children’s active participation. By creating an environment in which children contribute ideas, express opinions and offer personal preferences, Imagine That! nurtures development and learning while recognizing that individual differences are not only acknowledged but treasured.