Class Description

9 to 36 months

12 months - 4 years

2 - 8 years

Scarsdale Class Schedule

Armonk Class Schedule

9 to 36 months

Owlet Sensory Play

Ages 9 months to 36 months

Join us for a playful, literacy-rich class designed to spark curiosity and joy in young learners! Each session features a Letter of the Week that brings language and learning to life through hands-on exploration, music, movement, and storytelling.

Perfect for toddlers and preschoolers, this class blends early literacy and fun in a warm, welcoming environment for both children and caregivers.

Children will build foundational skills through:

Sensory play

That supports fine motor development

Interactive storytime

That promotes vocabulary and comprehension

Letter-themed songs and props

To build phonemic awareness

Movement activities and music parties

To support gross motor coordination and rhythm

Creative open play

That fosters imagination and social skills

Little Owlets Preschool Prep

Ages 14–26 Months | Separation

Little Owlets is a warm, play-based class designed for toddlers who are just beginning to explore the world beyond a caregiver’s arms—but still want that comfort close by.

This 45-minute class blends the security of a caregiver’s presence with opportunities for growing independence. Through songs, stories, sensory play, and simple routines, children gently ease into a classroom setting at their own pace. Caregivers are welcome to participate alongside their child or gradually take a step back, allowing little ones to build confidence while knowing their grown-up is nearby.

What makes Little Owlets special:

A gentle separation model that supports early independence in a loving, low-pressure way
Consistent routines and a predictable class rhythm that help toddlers feel safe and confident
Engaging, theme-based activities that build early language, motor, and social skills
A welcoming space where caregivers and children learn and grow together

In this class, toddlers will:

Strengthen language and listening skills through songs, fingerplays, and story time
Build fine and gross motor skills through movement, sensory exploration, and hands-on play
Begin to follow group routines like circle time, clean-up, and transitions
Practice early social skills such as turn-taking, observing others, and sharing space
Grow more comfortable with gentle independence, supported by familiar adults

Here’s what a class looks like:

Welcome Circle

A warm hello with songs and movement to ease into the day and build group connection.

Story Time

Interactive read-alouds tied to weekly themes spark curiosity and support vocabulary development.

Music & Movement

Simple action songs and rhythmic play help toddlers connect sound, movement, and language.

Sensory & Fine Motor Play

Tactile experiences like scooping, pouring, stacking, and molding help build coordination and creativity.

Exploration & Goodbye Routine

Toddlers engage in free play and transitions, with support from both caregivers and teachers. We close with a goodbye song to reinforce routine and predictability.

Class Vibe:

Warm, gentle, and encouraging—perfect for toddlers taking their first steps toward independence, with the safety of a loving adult nearby.

Rising Owls Preschool Prep Early Learning & Gentle Separation

Prep 24 months- 36 months

Welcome to Rising Owls—a joyful first classroom experience designed to spark curiosity, build independence, and help your little one fall in love with learning!

This theme-based class is all about discovering the wonder of words and building the foundation for early literacy. While we’re not actively teaching toddlers to read, we’re laying the groundwork through stories, songs, and playful routines that foster a love of books and language.

For many children, this is their very first drop-off class, so we take a gentle separation approach (caregivers may also choose to stay). Our goal is to support a smooth, positive transition. If separation feels challenging at first, caregivers are welcome to join us in the classroom and gradually ease out, ensuring little ones never feel overwhelmed or anxious. We prioritize reassurance, warmth, and connection every step of the way.

What makes Rising Owls special:

A welcoming, gentle drop-off experience that supports social-emotional growth
A “just right” structure that feels like preschool, but still leaves room for play
Focus on independence, language development, and early learning routines
Repetition is key—our weekly routines are thoughtfully designed to help toddlers feel safe, confident, and ready to participate

In this class, toddlers will:

Build social-emotional skills like sharing, turn-taking, and following routines
Explore books and stories that spark imagination and strengthen comprehension
Begin developing early alphabet knowledge through songs, name play, and exposure to letters
Strengthen fine motor skills through purposeful play like drawing, cutting, and pre-writing
Engage in movement and sensory activities that support the whole body and brain

Here’s what a class looks like:

Community Meeting

A welcoming circle where we sing, share, and build language and listening skills together.

Read-Aloud Time

Engaging stories based on our weekly theme encourage imagination and help grow comprehension.

Literacy & Music Play

Songs, fingerplays, and simple games connect sounds, letters, and words in fun, meaningful ways.

Sensory Exploration

Hands-on materials like playdough, water, and sand provide a rich space for creativity and fine motor growth.

Movement & Gross Motor Fun

Active play to support coordination, focus, and whole-body learning.

Class Vibe:

Structured yet playful, encouraging independence with the safety and support toddlers need to shine.

12 months - 4 years

Artsy Owls : Let’s Get Messy

Ages 12 months – 3 years

This playful and process-based art class introduces young children to the world of creativity through the lens of great artists. In each session, toddlers and preschoolers explore big artistic ideas—like color, texture, and form—through hands-on activities designed just for little learners.

All activities are set to a joyful, art-inspired playlist that supports movement, creativity, and calm exploration.

Designed to nurture curiosity, confidence, and fine motor development, this class invites young artists and their caregivers to create, discover, and play together—no experience required!

This class is all about process over product—giving children the space to explore materials like real artists, with plenty of support from caring adults. Perfect for budding creatives and their caregivers to enjoy together!

Children will:

Explore a variety of open-ended art stations

Where they can touch, build, and create with different materials at their own pace.

Enjoy a story time

That sparks curiosity and encourages connections between everyday life and the art they’re making.

Experiment with tools and materials

To create their own unique artwork—mixing colors, making marks, and expressing themselves freely.

Owlphabet Letter Learning

3 years

Owlphabet Letter Learning group is designed to help toddlers foster a love for reading through hands-on, engaging activities. At 3 years old, children are hitting important literacy milestones, and this class is the perfect opportunity to start nurturing essential skills for early literacy development.

What to Expect

Letter Recognition & Sounds

Fun activities that introduce letters and their sounds in a playful, engaging way.

Forming Letters & Writing Names

Guided activities to help children begin forming letters and writing their own names, laying the groundwork for early writing skills.

Early Vocabulary Building

Interactive games and songs that expand children’s vocabulary and encourage language development.

Fine Motor Skills

Activities like holding a pencil, drawing shapes, and other hands-on tasks that strengthen fine motor coordination.

Listening Skills

Developing attention and listening abilities through rhymes, songs, and simple stories.

Reading & Imagination

Simple picture books and stories that spark imagination, foster curiosity, and lay the foundation for a lifelong love of reading.

Trailblazers: Get Ready for Kindergarten

4 years | Literacy Enrichment Nest Program

OurTrailblazers: Get Ready for Kindergarten Readiness Club is designed especially for 4-year-olds who are preparing to take flight into kindergarten! This literacy enrichment program supports young learners as they build essential early reading and writing skills in a fun, nurturing, and interactive environment. Through play-based learning, hands-on activities, and joyful exploration, children gain confidence and develop a strong foundation for school success.

What We Focus On:

Letter Recognition & Sounds

Children practice identifying letters and the sounds they make through games, songs, and movement-based activities that make learning both fun and memorable.

Letter Formation & Name Writing

With a focus on fine motor development, we guide children in forming letters and writing their names—building both skill and confidence through hands-on practice.

Vocabulary & Language Growth

Children are introduced to new words through read-alouds, songs, and thematic activities that spark conversation and creative expression.

Phonemic Awareness

We help children tune into the sounds in words—like beginning, middle, and ending sounds—using playful, sound-based games that build critical pre-reading skills.

Listening & Comprehension

Through engaging stories, rhymes, and discussions, children strengthen their listening skills and understanding—setting the stage for future reading success.

Kindergarten Literacy Club

4 years | Literacy Enrichment Nest Program

Our Kindergarten Literacy Club is designed to support and extend the skills children are building in school—helping them grow into confident, curious, and capable readers and writers. Through playful, engaging, and purposeful activities, we reinforce key literacy concepts while nurturing a lifelong love of learning.

Taught by experienced educators and grounded in the science of reading, this enrichment club offers a joyful, supportive environment where Kindergarteners can grow their literacy skills and develop a strong foundation for future learning.

What We Focus On:

Letter-Sound Fluency

Kindergarteners continue strengthening their ability to connect letters with sounds. We support this growth with fun, fast-paced games and activities that build automaticity and confidence in decoding.

Handwriting & Independent Writing

Children practice correct letter formation, write sentences, and begin expressing their ideas in writing. We provide structured yet creative opportunities to build fine motor skills and writing stamina.

Vocabulary & Language Development

With rich read-alouds, discussions, and thematic activities, we help children expand their vocabulary and deepen their understanding of word meanings and usage.

Phonemic Awareness & Word Play

We build phonemic awareness through segmenting, blending, and manipulating sounds in words—critical skills for decoding and spelling success.

Comprehension & Listening Skills

Kindergarteners practice listening for key details, making predictions, and retelling stories. Our interactive read-alouds and group discussions help children think deeply and talk about books in meaningful ways.

2-8 years

First Grade Literacy Club

Kinder – 1st Grade

Our First Grade Literacy Club is designed to deepen and extend the foundational literacy skills children developed in Kindergarten—supporting them as they grow into fluent, confident, and thoughtful readers and writers. Through playful, purposeful, and engaging activities, we build on what they’ve learned in school while nurturing a lifelong love of reading and writing.

What to Expect

Fluency & Word Recognition

First graders work on reading with accuracy, expression, and increased speed. We use fun, fast-paced games and guided reading practice to help them recognize high-frequency words and decode unfamiliar ones with ease.

Writing with Purpose

Children learn to write complete sentences and short paragraphs, organize their ideas, and use punctuation and spelling strategies more independently. We support writing stamina through creative prompts and structured practice.

Vocabulary & Language Growth

Through rich discussions, thematic units, and interactive read-alouds, we introduce more complex vocabulary and help students use new words in context—building language skills that support both comprehension and expression.

Phonics & Spelling Patterns

We reinforce common spelling rules (like blends, digraphs, magic-e, and vowel teams) and help children apply these patterns to both reading and writing with accuracy and confidence.

Reading Comprehension Strategies

Children learn to identify key details, make inferences, summarize texts, and explain their thinking. Our engaging read-alouds and book discussions build listening, thinking, and comprehension skills in a joyful way.

Taught by experienced educators and grounded in the science of reading, this enrichment club offers a warm, supportive space for First Graders to grow as readers and writers—building strong skills and a confident voice.

Little Chefs Adventures: A Cooking Class

For Ages 2-4

In our Cooking Class, little chefs will explore the exciting world of cooking in a fun, hands-on environment! This class is designed for young learners to develop basic cooking skills, build fine motor abilities, and learn the importance of following a recipe in an engaging and playful way.

For children ages 2-4, this class focuses on helping them become comfortable with the kitchen, follow simple steps, and learn basic cooking concepts like mixing, pouring, and measuring. Working together, they'll also develop important social skills while creating something delicious!

Cooking Class for ages 2-4 is all about introducing young children to the joys of cooking while developing important skills like following directions, working as a team, and creating something special. Join us for a fun and delicious experience that will lay the foundation for a lifelong love of cooking and healthy eating!

What to Expect

Following a Recipe

Even at a young age, children will begin to understand the importance of following a simple recipe. Through hands-on activities, they’ll learn how to follow steps and see how ingredients come together to create something yummy.

Working Together

Cooking is a great way to encourage teamwork! Children will work side by side with their classmates, sharing tasks, communicating, and helping each other, all while creating a dish together.

Measuring & Mixing

Little hands will practice measuring ingredients using fun, child-friendly tools and mixing them together. These activities help strengthen fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Building Confidence

As children work together and experience the joy of cooking, they’ll feel a sense of accomplishment and pride when they see (and taste!) what they’ve made.

Fine Motor Skills

Activities like stirring, pouring, and spreading ingredients will help children improve their fine motor skills and develop better control over their hands and fingers.

Creativity in the Kitchen

While following a recipe is key, there’s also room for creativity! Children will have opportunities to explore different flavors, textures, and even decorate their creations, making the experience even more fun.

Healthy Eating Habits

Through simple activities, we’ll introduce children to healthy ingredients and help them understand the importance of making good food choices.

Recipe for Reading:Cooking & Writing Adventures

Kinder - 2nd Grade

In our Cooking Class, young chefs dive into the exciting world of cooking while learning essential kitchen skills! This hands-on class teaches basic cooking techniques, sparks creativity, and highlights the importance of following a recipe.

Children build key skills in reading, writing, math and teamwork as they follow simple recipes, practice measuring and mixing, and collaborate in the kitchen each week.

Cooking naturally strengthens fine motor skills, reinforces understanding of sequence, and boosts confidence—all while having fun! Kids will read and follow recipes, start writing their own, and discover how cooking combines creativity with structure. Along the way, we introduce healthy eating habits and celebrate every delicious success.

This class is about more than just food—it’s about building life skills, working together, and learning how to follow instructions to reach a goal. Join us for a fun, educational, and tasty experience that prepares your child for success in the kitchen and beyond!

What to Expect

Following a Recipe

Even at a young age, children will begin to understand the importance of following a simple recipe. Through hands-on activities, they’ll learn how to follow steps and see how ingredients come together to create something yummy.

Working Together

Cooking is a great way to encourage teamwork! Children will work side by side with their classmates, sharing tasks, communicating, and helping each other, all while creating a dish together.

Measuring & Mixing

Little hands will practice measuring ingredients using fun, child-friendly tools and mixing them together. These activities help strengthen fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.

Building Confidence

As children work together and experience the joy of cooking, they’ll feel a sense of accomplishment and pride when they see (and taste!) what they’ve made.

Fine Motor Skills

Activities like stirring, pouring, and spreading ingredients will help children improve their fine motor skills and develop better control over their hands and fingers.

Creativity in the Kitchen

While following a recipe is key, there’s also room for creativity! Children will have opportunities to explore different flavors, textures, and even decorate their creations, making the experience even more fun.

Healthy Eating Habits

Through simple activities, we’ll introduce children to healthy ingredients and help them understand the importance of making good food choices.

Lego Literacy Club

Ages 3 - 8

Get ready for an awesome adventure in our LEGO® Brick Camp! Campers will dive into hands-on building activities, creating cool models of people, places, and wild ideas that bring their imagination to life! Our short stories and fun discussions will spark curiosity, helping kids learn in the most exciting way—by building!

But that’s not all! Campers will also go head-to-head in epic LEGO® competitions, design amazing structures with Magna-Tiles, and discover new card and board games to challenge their minds and have tons of fun! Children will reflect on their work, share insights, and explore key literary elements like setting, characters, and events. By constructing scenes and retelling, students will develop early language and literacy skills.

Join us for creativity, laughter, and endless building fun!