Cooking II: Wednesday 5pm Ages 3 to 6
Dec 02 - Dec 16 (Wednesday)
5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
Ages 3-6 · Co-Ed
West Valley Family YMCA
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Arts & Crafts I: Thursdays 4:30pm 3 to 6yrs
Dec 03 - Dec 17 (Thursday)
4:30 PM - 5:15 PM
Ages 2-6 · Co-Ed
West Valley Family YMCA
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Bollywood : Friday 6pm Ages 3 and older
Dec 04 - Dec 18
Ages 3-17 · Co-Ed
West Valley Family YMCA
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Painting II: Friday 5:30pm Ages 3 to 6
Dec 04 - Dec 18 (Friday)
5:30 PM - 6:15 PM
Ages 3-6 · Co-Ed
West Valley Family YMCA
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Move and Play I: Saturday 10:00am Ages 18 mo.-5 yrs
Dec 05 - Dec 19 (Saturday)
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Ages 1-5 · Co-Ed
West Valley Family YMCA
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Sing-Along I: Sat at 10:30am Ages 18mo.-5 yrs
Dec 05 - Dec 19 (Saturday)
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM
Ages 1-5 · Co-Ed
West Valley Family YMCA
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Parent Child: December 2026
Dec 01 - Dec 20
Co-Ed
West Valley Family YMCA
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(PC) Snack Creations: Saturday @ 1PM-1:45PM Ages 18mo-5 yrs
Dec 12 - Dec 26 (Saturday)
1:00 PM - 1:45 PM
Ages 1-5 · Co-Ed
West Valley Family YMCA
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YMCA's parent and child classes in painting, arts and crafts, and sing-along provide a creative and joyful bonding experience. In these classes, parents and children engage in artistic activities together, fostering a sense of connection and shared exploration. Led by skilled facilitators, the sessions are designed to encourage creativity, self-expression, and quality time between parents and their children. Whether it's painting, crafting, or singing, these classes at the YMCA create lasting memories while nurturing the parent-child relationship in a fun and supportive atmosphere.Registration: Children must be registered for a class in order to participate.
If they do not pre-register at assigned registration times than they must show proof of registration at the beginning of class.
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