Childrens Development Academy hosts free Learning Spaces every Friday
The drop-in program for children ages 0, 5 and caregivers runs 10 AM, 12 PM in Martin's Garden Community Room, no registration required.
The Childrens Development Academy hosts Learning Spaces, a free drop-in program offered by United Way Atlanta, every Friday from 10 AM, 12 PM in Martin's Garden Community Room.
The program is for children ages 0, 5 and their caregivers, with literacy resources and learning-through-play activities. No registration is required.
From Childrens Development Academy· Instagram · Oct 15
Open the post“Learning Spaces at the CDA! 📚✨ Looking for a fun, enriching way to spend your Friday morning with your little one? Join us at the CDA for Learning Spaces, a FREE drop-in learning program offered by @UnitedWayAtlanta! 📆 Every Friday | 10 AM–12 PM 📍 Martin’s Garden Community Room ♥️For children ages 0–5 and their caregivers From literacy resources to hands-on, learning-through-play activities, Learning Spaces provides a warm, welcoming environment where little learners can explore and grow! No registration required—just drop in and join the fun! 🙌 #CDAKids #LearningSpaces”
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