Above photo credit: Adrienne Pasta  Childcare (infants
– kindergarten age)
- For
children not yet ready for a structured classroom environment
- Supervised by one or more adult volunteers and
one or
more teenage
helpers
- Activities
include story time, drawing, playing with toys, brief circle time
- Occasional introduction to religious themes via songs and stories
- Focused on building friendships and a loving community with other children and adult/teen caregivers.
First
Day School (elementary-school age)
- Grade-school-aged and older are welcome
- Instruction in basic Quaker values and theology by a dedicated teacher and one or more adult volunteers
- Welcoming space for kids to develop and explore their own spirituality,
while learning about traditions and values from Quakerism’s Judeo-Christian history and those of other faith
traditions
- Activities
include group discussion, writing/drawing on a given theme, art projects, community involvement.
- During the summer, the children’s programs are merged into a single supervised free-play time.
Central Friends
(5th–8th
grade)
- Learn about and engage
in Quaker worship and process: worship sharing, clearness processes, business meetings, fun activities.
Junior Friends (high-school age)
- Meet once a month with peers from other Meetings in our area for discussion, service, fun.
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