Weekly Classes
Looking for some fun during the week? Our specialty classes offer a variety of fun and learning through themed play and hands-on activities.
Classes are available in 1 to 2-hour sessions, with a rate of $20 per hour per child. Sibling discounts are available! The age range is 18 months to 5 years, but we welcome older children to participate in the activities as well. For more details, check out our FAQs page.
Themes/topics will change as we move through the year.
*Parent/guardian attendance required*
Full Day Drop In
Coming Fall 2025!
Current Calendar
Water Wiggles Swim Classes!
Dive Into Fun with Our Play-Focused Swim Classes!
Starting in April, Little Sprout's Friday classes are changing just like the seasons. Say goodbye to Winter and hello to Spring by making waves of fun at Water Wiggles Swim Time. Our group classes are designed for children aged 6 months to 3 years and 4 years and older, focusing on play and skill development.
At Little Sprouts Learning Garden, we believe swimming should be an enjoyable experience where you build a positive relationship with water.
Parent/guardian participation is required in the water. We have this rule in place to ensure everyone’s safety. Swimming with a guardian nearby helps our instructors provide immediate assistance if needed. Plus, it can be a fun bonding experience!
Dates:
Fridays
April 11th through June 20th
*Subject to change based on weather*
What We Offer:
• Parent and Me classes:
-6 months- 3 years
-10:30 am to 11:15am
• Youth Swim Stars:
-4 years old and up
-11:30 am to 12:30pm
• Engaging Group Lessons: Activities and songs that build confidence and swim skills.
• Safety and Fun: We ensure every child feels excited and safe while learning.
• Affordable Sessions:
- $30 each session
- $130 for 5 classes
- $270 for 10 classes
Sign up by clicking the link next to the class you wish to sign up:
Parent & Me: https://forms.gle/27Tf2Q3tL5v9p9TT8
Youth Swim Stars: https://forms.gle/QvA16omCNhg14BHg6
If you have multiple children, let us know, and we can discuss options!
Please reach out if you have any other questions.
“Children learn as they play. More importantly, in play, children learn how to learn.”
O. Fred Donaldson
