Our talented staff will encourage young children to explore the world around them. Toddlers may be dropped off before service or attend the first part of the service with their families. Class meets in "Pinecones", above the upper parking lot.

Introduces children to concepts such as family, holidays, birth and death, marriage, dreams and the natural world using fun activities, rhymes and fingerplays. Class meets in "Footprints", first classroom up the hill past the administrative office.

Based on 36 picture books that teach young children about the love, reason, tolerance and good works that make up UUism. Class meets in "Treetops", second classroom up the hill past the administrative building.

Gives kids an international perspective through games and activities related to celebrations from all over the world, such as Chinese New Year, Powamu (a Hopi Bean Planting ceremony), St. Patrick's Day, No Ruz (the Iranian New Year) Passover, Buddha's birthday. Each lesson relates how these traditions correspond to values and beliefs that we share as Unitarian Universalists. Class meets in the Palmer Library.

Youth and teachers explore together the power that everyone's creativity has to shape the world. Lots of hands-on work in this class! Class location is TBD (ask at the Greeter Table).

See separate flyer. Ninth graders may request to participate in this class also. Class restricted to registered participants. Class meets in the Montessori Building (ask for directions).

Youth will be exploring life and religious issues every week through conversations, conferences, worship sessions, and leadership opportunities. Youth will attend the adult service from time to time. Class meets in the Cathy Schepps Space (YRUU room), next to the upper parking lot.