Brick offering early childhood programs — Little children engaged in playdough modeling at daycare

The Brick Recreation Department is offering a variety of Early Childhood Programs this fall. Classes start the week of September 10 and include the following programs:

· Mommy or Daddy & Me (Ages 1-3)

· Child and mom/dad (or caretaker) will participate in teacher-guided activities such as songs, crafts and free play in the Early Childhood Center.

· FEE: $80 per session (12 classes)

· Classes held on Wednesdays or Fridays

· First Time on My Own (Ages 2.5-3.5)

· Child will participate independently in the class while caretaker remains in the foyer. Children will be exposed to a structured environment consisting of circle time, craft projects and open play in the Little Learners Room.

· FEE: $150 per session (12 classes)

· Classes held Tuesdays or Thursdays

· Brightstart (PM Session)

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· A two-day per week program for 3 year olds (must be 3 by 10/1/18 and potty trained) where children will learn social and academic skills while participating in a variety of activities and projects in this preschool curriculum.

· FEE: $220 per session (12 weeks)

· Classes held Tuesdays and Thursdays

For more information please call 732-262-1073. Registration can be done in-person at the Recreation Office (270 Chambers Bridge Rd.) or online by clicking here.

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