Casa Primary

Little Chefs Kitchen: Bakery

Sun, Apr 26 · 10:30 AM

Casa Primary

Little Chefs: Bakery at Casa Primary is a hands-on baking class centered on simple, nourishing ingredients and sugar-free. Children explore baking through ripe fruits, dates, and whole grains, creating items like soft muffins, breads, and gently sweet or savory treats in our child-accessible kitchen. With guidance from teachers, children measure, mix, knead, and shape—engaging in the full baking process while developing fine motor skills, patience, and attention to detail. The experience is sensory-rich, from the aroma of cinnamon and vanilla to the texture of dough in their hands. Grounded in a calm, Montessori-inspired environment, the class supports a healthy relationship with food while encouraging independence, curiosity, and joy in creating something from scratch. [Modified to age and individual development]

Music & Movement Class

Sun, Apr 26 · 11:15 AM

Casa Primary

Music & Movement Music & Movement at Casa Primary is a joyful, high-energy class where children are invited to sing, dance, and explore rhythm through their favorite songs. Led by Tracy, Sara, or Evan, professional musicians bring a dynamic, playful approach to early music education. Through live music, call-and-response, rhythm play, and imaginative movement, children build coordination, listening skills, and early musical awareness in an engaging, social environment. Each session is designed to feel light, expressive, and fun—meeting children where they are while encouraging participation and confidence. And of course, no class is complete without the beloved bubble moment—creating a sense of wonder, movement, and shared joy that children look forward to each time.

Clase de Español

Sun, Apr 26 · 2:45 PM

Casa Primary

Clase de Español is a 45-minute Spanish language class for young children, led by Elba Q, an advanced-degree language teacher. Through songs, movement, stories, and hands-on activities, children are introduced to Spanish in a foundational yet structured way. The class supports early language development, listening, and comprehension while building familiarity with sounds, grammar, vocabulary, and everyday communication, alongside social-emotional connection and expression. Your child is invited to arrive 30 minutes before your session to explore our playspace before the class.

Guided Storytelling

Sun, Apr 26 · 3:30 PM

Casa Primary

Montessori Morning Circle

Mon, Apr 27 · 9:30 AM

Casa Primary

Morning Circle is a 30-minute gathering for infants and toddlers. We begin with name recognition through song, followed by the weather and calendar. A seasonal or theme-based story is shared, and at times children are invited into a simple show-and-tell. This time supports early language, routine, and foundational learning in a calm group setting.

Little Chefs Kitchen

Mon, Apr 27 · 10:15 AM

Casa Primary

Little Chefs at Casa Primary is a hands-on cooking class where toddlers and up are invited into a shared, child-accessible kitchen to explore food in a calm, intentional way. Working with fresh vegetables, simple ingredients, and health-conscious recipes—from homemade pastas to seasonal meals—children participate in the full process of preparing food from start to finish. With thoughtful guidance from teachers, children wash, chop, mix, and assemble at their own pace, building confidence, independence, and practical life skills. The experience is grounded in sensory exploration and real-world connection, allowing children to develop familiarity with ingredients and an understanding of how food is made. More than cooking, Little Chefs supports the development of a positive, lasting relationship with nutrition—encouraging curiosity, participation, and a sense of pride in nourishing themselves and others. Grouped by age-- modified and guided in small groups for all levels up to 8 years! Teaching children kitchen safety and teamwork.

Clase de Español

Mon, Apr 27 · 3:30 PM

Casa Primary

Clase de Español is a 45-minute Spanish language class for young children, led by Elba Q, an advanced-degree language teacher. Through songs, movement, stories, and hands-on activities, children are introduced to Spanish in a foundational yet structured way. The class supports early language development, listening, and comprehension while building familiarity with sounds, grammar, vocabulary, and everyday communication, alongside social-emotional connection and expression. Your child is invited to arrive 30 minutes before your session to explore our playspace before the class. Welcome Circle Greeting song Name recognition Simple question + response Movement & Music Songs with gestures Call-and-response movement Rhythm and repetition Language Exploration Introduction of key vocabulary (theme-based) Use of real objects and visual materials Repetition through pointing, choosing, and guided prompts Storytime Short story in Spanish Interactive pauses for engagement and comprehension Hands-On Activity Simple matching, sorting, or tactile activity Reinforces vocabulary through participation Closing Circle (3–5 minutes) Light review of key words Goodbye song Calm transition out of class

Montessori Work Cycle

Tue, Apr 28 · 10:00 AM

Casa Primary

Montessori Work Cycle The Montessori Work Cycle at Casa Primary is an uninterrupted period of focused work within a carefully prepared environment. During this time, children are thoughtfully introduced to materials across foundational areas—such as early literacy, math, and practical life—through demonstration by our Guides (certified teachers). Once introduced, children are given the space to choose their work and deepen their engagement over time. This uninterrupted rhythm allows for concentration to build naturally, supporting the development of independence, coordination, and early academic readiness. Structured with intention, the Work Cycle fosters confidence, problem-solving, and a sense of ownership in learning—creating the conditions for meaningful skill development and an innate love for learning at each stage. [Individualized learning]

Montessori Work Cycle

Tue, Apr 28 · 10:45 AM

Casa Primary

Montessori Work Cycle The Montessori Work Cycle at Casa Primary is an uninterrupted period of focused work within a carefully prepared environment. During this time, children are thoughtfully introduced to materials across foundational areas—such as early literacy, math, and practical life—through demonstration by our Guides (certified teachers). Once introduced, children are given the space to choose their work and deepen their engagement over time. This uninterrupted rhythm allows for concentration to build naturally, supporting the development of independence, coordination, and early academic readiness. Structured with intention, the Work Cycle fosters confidence, problem-solving, and a sense of ownership in learning—creating the conditions for meaningful skill development and an innate love for learning at each stage. [Individualized learning]

Sensorial Development [STEAM]

Wed, Apr 29 · 10:00 AM

Casa Primary

Sensorial Development Montessori sensorial materials are designed to isolate and refine specific qualities—such as size, shape, texture, color, sound, and weight—supporting the child’s ability to observe, compare, and categorize their environment with increasing precision. Through hands-on, repetitive exploration, children develop discrimination of the senses, laying a foundation for later mathematical thinking, language development, and abstract reasoning. Sensorial work supports cognitive organization by helping the child make sense of the world through ordered, meaningful experiences.

Sensorial Development [STEAM]

Wed, Apr 29 · 10:45 AM

Casa Primary

Sensorial Development Montessori sensorial materials are designed to isolate and refine specific qualities—such as size, shape, texture, color, sound, and weight—supporting the child’s ability to observe, compare, and categorize their environment with increasing precision. Through hands-on, repetitive exploration, children develop discrimination of the senses, laying a foundation for later mathematical thinking, language development, and abstract reasoning. Sensorial work supports cognitive organization by helping the child make sense of the world through ordered, meaningful experiences.

Storytime Chess

Wed, Apr 29 · 4:00 PM

Casa Primary

Storytime Chess Storytime Chess at Casa Primary is a playful, story-led introduction to the world of chess, where imagination and strategy meet. Guided by Julia R., a polyglot educator fluent in 9 languages including Italian, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish and more with a background in European Cultural Studies and Communication Science, children are invited into the game through narrative, characters, and creative exploration. Each session weaves storytelling with foundational chess concepts, helping children understand how pieces move, think ahead, and approach the board with curiosity rather than pressure. Through this gentle, engaging approach, children begin to develop focus, patience, and early strategic thinking. Rooted in Julia’s belief that chess is “mindfulness in motion,” the class supports not only cognitive growth, but confidence, presence, and a sense of enjoyment in learning—meeting each child with warmth, imagination, and care.

Montessori Work Cycle

Thu, Apr 30 · 10:00 AM

Casa Primary

Montessori Work Cycle The Montessori Work Cycle at Casa Primary is an uninterrupted period of focused work within a carefully prepared environment. During this time, children are thoughtfully introduced to materials across foundational areas—such as early literacy, math, and practical life—through demonstration by our Guides (certified teachers). Once introduced, children are given the space to choose their work and deepen their engagement over time. This uninterrupted rhythm allows for concentration to build naturally, supporting the development of independence, coordination, and early academic readiness. Structured with intention, the Work Cycle fosters confidence, problem-solving, and a sense of ownership in learning—creating the conditions for meaningful skill development and an innate love for learning at each stage. [Individualized learning]

Infant Speech Development [MS, CCC-SLP/TSSLD]

Thu, Apr 30 · 11:30 AM

Casa Primary

Infant Speech & Language Development A guided class for infants and caregivers led by a fully licensed Speech-Language Pathologist from Downtown Kids Therapy. This session focuses on early communication development through responsive interaction, sound play, and intentional engagement. Caregivers are supported in understanding how language begins—through eye contact, gestures, babbling, and shared attention—long before words emerge. Using developmentally appropriate techniques, Caitlin gently guides both infants and caregivers through simple, effective ways to support speech and language growth at home. The class incorporates songs, repetition, facial expression, and play-based interaction to encourage connection, imitation, and early sound production. This is a calm, supportive environment where caregivers gain practical tools, and infants are given space to explore communication at their own pace. Assisted by our Guides.

Early Literacy [MS., CCC-SLP]

Fri, May 1 · 10:00 AM

Casa Primary

Early Literacy at Casa Primary is a Montessori-aligned class designed to support children from infancy through age 12 in building confident, meaningful communication. Led by Amanda, a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist with a Master’s degree from Boston University and a Certificate of Clinical Competence through ASHA, the class blends clinical expertise with a warm, child-centered approach. Through thoughtfully selected books, storytelling, sound play, and materials, children are guided in developing early speech, expressive language, comprehension, and foundational reading skills. The environment is calm and responsive, allowing each child to engage at their own pace while building vocabulary, phonetic awareness, and confidence in communication. Grounded in playful interaction and real-life language opportunities, this class nurtures not only literacy development, but a genuine connection to language, expression, and understanding.

Music & Movement Class

Fri, May 1 · 11:00 AM

Casa Primary

Music & Movement Music & Movement at Casa Primary is a joyful, high-energy class where children are invited to sing, dance, and explore rhythm through their favorite songs. Led by Tracy, Sara, or Evan, professional musicians bring a dynamic, playful approach to early music education. Through live music, call-and-response, rhythm play, and imaginative movement, children build coordination, listening skills, and early musical awareness in an engaging, social environment. Each session is designed to feel light, expressive, and fun—meeting children where they are while encouraging participation and confidence. And of course, no class is complete without the beloved bubble moment—creating a sense of wonder, movement, and shared joy that children look forward to each time.

Mandarin Language Immersion

Sat, May 2 · 10:30 AM

Casa Primary

Arrival & Soft Start (3–5 minutes) Children enter, remove outdoor shoes, wash hands, and drink water Welcome Circle (5 minutes) Greeting song Name recognition Simple question + response Movement & Music (7–8 minutes) Songs with gestures Call-and-response movement Rhythm and repetition Language Exploration (10 minutes) Introduction of key vocabulary (theme-based) Use of real objects and visual materials Repetition through pointing, choosing, and guided prompts Storytime (8–10 minutes) Short story in Mandarin Interactive pauses for engagement and comprehension Hands-On Activity (7–8 minutes) Simple matching, sorting, or tactile activity Reinforces vocabulary through participation Closing Circle (3–5 minutes) Light review of key words Goodbye song Calm transition out of class

Math–Art Studio

Sat, May 2 · 2:30 PM

Casa Primary

Math–Art Studio is a 30-minute class where children explore early math concepts through creative art materials and expression. Through pattern-making, shapes, symmetry, and color wheel, children begin to see and use math in a visual, hands-on way. The class supports problem-solving, spatial awareness, and fun.

Intro to Dance (Ballet)

Sat, May 2 · 3:30 PM

Casa Primary

Ballet Basics is a 45-minute introductory class for young children that builds coordination, balance, and body awareness through foundational ballet movements. With a structured yet playful approach, children are guided through simple positions, rhythm, and sequences, supporting grace, strength, and confidence in movement.

Little Chefs Kitchen: Bakery

Sun, May 3 · 10:30 AM

Casa Primary

Little Chefs: Bakery at Casa Primary is a hands-on baking class centered on simple, nourishing ingredients and sugar-free. Children explore baking through ripe fruits, dates, and whole grains, creating items like soft muffins, breads, and gently sweet or savory treats in our child-accessible kitchen. With guidance from teachers, children measure, mix, knead, and shape—engaging in the full baking process while developing fine motor skills, patience, and attention to detail. The experience is sensory-rich, from the aroma of cinnamon and vanilla to the texture of dough in their hands. Grounded in a calm, Montessori-inspired environment, the class supports a healthy relationship with food while encouraging independence, curiosity, and joy in creating something from scratch. [Modified to age and individual development]

Music & Movement Class

Sun, May 3 · 11:15 AM

Casa Primary

Music & Movement Music & Movement at Casa Primary is a joyful, high-energy class where children are invited to sing, dance, and explore rhythm through their favorite songs. Led by Tracy, Sara, or Evan, professional musicians bring a dynamic, playful approach to early music education. Through live music, call-and-response, rhythm play, and imaginative movement, children build coordination, listening skills, and early musical awareness in an engaging, social environment. Each session is designed to feel light, expressive, and fun—meeting children where they are while encouraging participation and confidence. And of course, no class is complete without the beloved bubble moment—creating a sense of wonder, movement, and shared joy that children look forward to each time.

Montessori Morning Circle

Mon, May 4 · 9:30 AM

Casa Primary

Morning Circle is a 30-minute gathering for infants and toddlers. We begin with name recognition through song, followed by the weather and calendar. A seasonal or theme-based story is shared, and at times children are invited into a simple show-and-tell. This time supports early language, routine, and foundational learning in a calm group setting.

Little Chefs Kitchen

Mon, May 4 · 10:15 AM

Casa Primary

Little Chefs at Casa Primary is a hands-on cooking class where toddlers and up are invited into a shared, child-accessible kitchen to explore food in a calm, intentional way. Working with fresh vegetables, simple ingredients, and health-conscious recipes—from homemade pastas to seasonal meals—children participate in the full process of preparing food from start to finish. With thoughtful guidance from teachers, children wash, chop, mix, and assemble at their own pace, building confidence, independence, and practical life skills. The experience is grounded in sensory exploration and real-world connection, allowing children to develop familiarity with ingredients and an understanding of how food is made. More than cooking, Little Chefs supports the development of a positive, lasting relationship with nutrition—encouraging curiosity, participation, and a sense of pride in nourishing themselves and others. Grouped by age-- modified and guided in small groups for all levels up to 8 years! Teaching children kitchen safety and teamwork.

Clase de Español

Mon, May 4 · 3:00 PM

Casa Primary

Clase de Español is a 45-minute Spanish language class for young children, led by Elba Q, an advanced-degree language teacher. Through songs, movement, stories, and hands-on activities, children are introduced to Spanish in a foundational yet structured way. The class supports early language development, listening, and comprehension while building familiarity with sounds, grammar, vocabulary, and everyday communication, alongside social-emotional connection and expression. Your child is invited to arrive 30 minutes before your session to explore our playspace before the class. Welcome Circle Greeting song Name recognition Simple question + response Movement & Music Songs with gestures Call-and-response movement Rhythm and repetition Language Exploration Introduction of key vocabulary (theme-based) Use of real objects and visual materials Repetition through pointing, choosing, and guided prompts Storytime Short story in Spanish Interactive pauses for engagement and comprehension Hands-On Activity Simple matching, sorting, or tactile activity Reinforces vocabulary through participation Closing Circle (3–5 minutes) Light review of key words Goodbye song Calm transition out of class

Montessori Work Cycle

Tue, May 5 · 10:00 AM

Casa Primary

Montessori Work Cycle The Montessori Work Cycle at Casa Primary is an uninterrupted period of focused work within a carefully prepared environment. During this time, children are thoughtfully introduced to materials across foundational areas—such as early literacy, math, and practical life—through demonstration by our Guides (certified teachers). Once introduced, children are given the space to choose their work and deepen their engagement over time. This uninterrupted rhythm allows for concentration to build naturally, supporting the development of independence, coordination, and early academic readiness. Structured with intention, the Work Cycle fosters confidence, problem-solving, and a sense of ownership in learning—creating the conditions for meaningful skill development and an innate love for learning at each stage. [Individualized learning]

Montessori Work Cycle

Tue, May 5 · 10:45 AM

Casa Primary

Montessori Work Cycle The Montessori Work Cycle at Casa Primary is an uninterrupted period of focused work within a carefully prepared environment. During this time, children are thoughtfully introduced to materials across foundational areas—such as early literacy, math, and practical life—through demonstration by our Guides (certified teachers). Once introduced, children are given the space to choose their work and deepen their engagement over time. This uninterrupted rhythm allows for concentration to build naturally, supporting the development of independence, coordination, and early academic readiness. Structured with intention, the Work Cycle fosters confidence, problem-solving, and a sense of ownership in learning—creating the conditions for meaningful skill development and an innate love for learning at each stage. [Individualized learning]

Sensorial Development [STEAM]

Wed, May 6 · 10:00 AM

Casa Primary

Sensorial Development Montessori sensorial materials are designed to isolate and refine specific qualities—such as size, shape, texture, color, sound, and weight—supporting the child’s ability to observe, compare, and categorize their environment with increasing precision. Through hands-on, repetitive exploration, children develop discrimination of the senses, laying a foundation for later mathematical thinking, language development, and abstract reasoning. Sensorial work supports cognitive organization by helping the child make sense of the world through ordered, meaningful experiences.

Sensorial Development [STEAM]

Wed, May 6 · 10:45 AM

Casa Primary

Sensorial Development Montessori sensorial materials are designed to isolate and refine specific qualities—such as size, shape, texture, color, sound, and weight—supporting the child’s ability to observe, compare, and categorize their environment with increasing precision. Through hands-on, repetitive exploration, children develop discrimination of the senses, laying a foundation for later mathematical thinking, language development, and abstract reasoning. Sensorial work supports cognitive organization by helping the child make sense of the world through ordered, meaningful experiences.

Storytime Chess

Wed, May 6 · 4:00 PM

Casa Primary

Storytime Chess Storytime Chess at Casa Primary is a playful, story-led introduction to the world of chess, where imagination and strategy meet. Guided by Julia R., a polyglot educator fluent in 9 languages including Italian, French, German, Dutch, Portuguese, Spanish and more with a background in European Cultural Studies and Communication Science, children are invited into the game through narrative, characters, and creative exploration. Each session weaves storytelling with foundational chess concepts, helping children understand how pieces move, think ahead, and approach the board with curiosity rather than pressure. Through this gentle, engaging approach, children begin to develop focus, patience, and early strategic thinking. Rooted in Julia’s belief that chess is “mindfulness in motion,” the class supports not only cognitive growth, but confidence, presence, and a sense of enjoyment in learning—meeting each child with warmth, imagination, and care.

Montessori Work Cycle

Thu, May 7 · 10:00 AM

Casa Primary

Montessori Work Cycle The Montessori Work Cycle at Casa Primary is an uninterrupted period of focused work within a carefully prepared environment. During this time, children are thoughtfully introduced to materials across foundational areas—such as early literacy, math, and practical life—through demonstration by our Guides (certified teachers). Once introduced, children are given the space to choose their work and deepen their engagement over time. This uninterrupted rhythm allows for concentration to build naturally, supporting the development of independence, coordination, and early academic readiness. Structured with intention, the Work Cycle fosters confidence, problem-solving, and a sense of ownership in learning—creating the conditions for meaningful skill development and an innate love for learning at each stage. [Individualized learning]

Infant Speech Development [MS, CCC-SLP/TSSLD]

Thu, May 7 · 11:30 AM

Casa Primary

Infant Speech & Language Development A guided class for infants and caregivers led by a fully licensed Speech-Language Pathologist from Downtown Kids Therapy. This session focuses on early communication development through responsive interaction, sound play, and intentional engagement. Caregivers are supported in understanding how language begins—through eye contact, gestures, babbling, and shared attention—long before words emerge. Using developmentally appropriate techniques, Caitlin gently guides both infants and caregivers through simple, effective ways to support speech and language growth at home. The class incorporates songs, repetition, facial expression, and play-based interaction to encourage connection, imitation, and early sound production. This is a calm, supportive environment where caregivers gain practical tools, and infants are given space to explore communication at their own pace. Assisted by our Guides.

Music & Movement Class

Fri, May 8 · 11:00 AM

Casa Primary

Music & Movement Music & Movement at Casa Primary is a joyful, high-energy class where children are invited to sing, dance, and explore rhythm through their favorite songs. Led by Tracy, Sara, or Evan, professional musicians bring a dynamic, playful approach to early music education. Through live music, call-and-response, rhythm play, and imaginative movement, children build coordination, listening skills, and early musical awareness in an engaging, social environment. Each session is designed to feel light, expressive, and fun—meeting children where they are while encouraging participation and confidence. And of course, no class is complete without the beloved bubble moment—creating a sense of wonder, movement, and shared joy that children look forward to each time.

Craft Workshop

Fri, May 8 · 4:15 PM

Casa Primary

Craft Workshop at Casa Primary is a hands-on, Montessori-inspired studio for all ages—designed for busy hands and creative minds. Children move through a rotating selection of tactile work, from sewing and fiber arts to clay modeling, woodworking, and simple build projects like crafting wooden cars. Themes shift regularly, offering new materials and inspiration while maintaining a calm, prepared environment where children can explore at their own pace. With an emphasis on process, precision, and independence, the workshop supports fine motor development, problem-solving, and sustained focus—while nurturing a quiet confidence in making. [Modified to developmental levels]

Mandarin Language Immersion

Sat, May 9 · 10:30 AM

Casa Primary

Arrival & Soft Start (3–5 minutes) Children enter, remove outdoor shoes, wash hands, and drink water Welcome Circle (5 minutes) Greeting song Name recognition Simple question + response Movement & Music (7–8 minutes) Songs with gestures Call-and-response movement Rhythm and repetition Language Exploration (10 minutes) Introduction of key vocabulary (theme-based) Use of real objects and visual materials Repetition through pointing, choosing, and guided prompts Storytime (8–10 minutes) Short story in Mandarin Interactive pauses for engagement and comprehension Hands-On Activity (7–8 minutes) Simple matching, sorting, or tactile activity Reinforces vocabulary through participation Closing Circle (3–5 minutes) Light review of key words Goodbye song Calm transition out of class

Phys. Ed with Coach Tim

Sat, May 9 · 11:15 AM

Casa Primary

Phys. Ed with Coach T is a 45-minute outdoor class introducing young children to movement, sports, and teamwork. Through guided games and activities, children build coordination, strength, and motor skills while learning to follow direction, participate in a group, and develop confidence in their physical abilities.

Math–Art Studio

Sat, May 9 · 2:30 PM

Casa Primary

Math–Art Studio is a 30-minute class where children explore early math concepts through creative art materials and expression. Through pattern-making, shapes, symmetry, and color wheel, children begin to see and use math in a visual, hands-on way. The class supports problem-solving, spatial awareness, and fun.

Dance Therapy for Children

Sun, May 10 · 3:30 PM

Casa Primary

Primary's Dance Therapy sessions are designed for children ages two and up, offer a fun and playful environment where young learners can move, explore, and express themselves. Through music, rhythm, and creative movement, children build coordination, balance, and body awareness while naturally supporting speech and movement development. Interactive songs, simple steps, and group activities encourage listening skills, vocabulary growth, confidence, and social connection. Ideal for toddlers and young children, this joyful class blends dance with early movement and speech therapy benefits, allowing children to learn through play, motion, and music.