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Experiential Learning

What if the world was your child’s classroom? Children learn through their experiences and their are so many experiences your city has to offer - from its museums to its natural wonders, parks and forests. Some (if not all) of. the best learning happens outside the classroom, so much so that many families choose to do all their learning outside the classroom. When children learn through experience, they have a powerful emotional and physical connection to what they learned and are able to reflect on what they learned, helping them shape critical thinking skills and retain information. Outdoor instruction, where children learn in nature is so important for developing science, math and artistic skills, physical and emotional development as well as learning about sustainability and developing a connection to nature. The resources our city has to offer for learning are endless. A visit to the park, museum, cultural organizations, a trip to the symphony are all fantastic ways to encourage your child’s sponge-like mind to absorb all the learning opportunities around them!

SF Jazz
experiential learning, music, local classes Manisha Snoyer (co-founder of Modulo) experiential learning, music, local classes Manisha Snoyer (co-founder of Modulo)

SF Jazz

What better way to start appreciating music than take advantage of the matinees and workshops offered by SF Jazz. “The stunning SFJAZZ Center may look all grown up, but the truth is that we love it when little music lovers fill up their seats. And while all ages are welcome to any show at the center, we throw an extra-special monthly matinee aimed right at families…Select Family Matinees are followed by interactive workshops in the Joe Henderson Lab for matinee ticket holders. Capacity is limited to 50 participants and reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis. Sign-ups take place at a table in the lobby on the day of the concert.” Can’t make it? No Worries! All family matinées are live-streamed!”

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