OUR Programs for Children and Families
CONTACT THE LIBERTY JUDY CENTER FOR INFORMATION ABOUT ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS
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Child's Play With Anana K Infants and toddlers 18-36 months and their parents/primary caregivers come together weekly for fun activities to encourage and support each other as their children grow and learn. |
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Baby Basics Expectant moms join and take part in fun activities, learn about early childhood development, and share experiences as they await the birth of their babies. |
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Raising a Reader This program provides bags full of books for each of our Pre-K, and Kindergarten students. Books are rotated weekly and taken home for parents and children to read together. |
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Cub Club A child-focused after-care program is provided to 30 Liberty Pre-K students. The program includes literature, drama and movement, STEM, and academic supports. The program runs four days per week and children receive snack and dinner. |
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Circle of Security Through a partnership with the Zanvyl and Isabelle Krieger Fund, groups of parents explore how relationships with their child is very important, even at a young age, as seen through videos, and in discussion with other parents and facilitators. |
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Chicago Parent Program Parents of young children, in partnership with Johns Hopkins, focus on improving children's behavior, school engagement, attendance, and academics. These are key factors associated with student success. |
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Baltimore Infants and Toddlers Program Referrals for assessments and early intervention services are provided for infants and toddlers ages birth through three who have suspected developmental delays. |
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Welcome Winter Toddlers and their parents in the community, as well as child care providers and their students, come together in the cold days of December to "Welcome Winter" with a celebration at Liberty Elementary including an interactive read-aloud and hands-on activities. Thanks to a donation from First Book through dd's Discounts, each child takes home six books for their home libraries. |
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Learning Parties Learning parties are parent/child "parties" held in the evenings in which parents learn how to support their child's development at home, in areas such as math, literacy, the arts, social skills, and emotions. |
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Mother's Day Tea The Liberty Judy Center hosts a Mother's Day Tea for the moms and grandmas of children attending Pre-K, and Kindergarten at Liberty Elementary. Children create Mother's Day cards and treats. |
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APPY Hour Sponsored by Maryland Public Television (MPT), Appy Hour is a family digital night in which students in grades Pre-K to 2nd learn about educational apps and how to use them. Children can take their picture with the Super Why character from MPT. |
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Little Cub's Playtime A playgroup offered to children not yet in school whose parents are attending Judy Center parent programs. Children engage in supervised play both indoors and outside listening to stories and having fun with their friends! |
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Born to Move A movement and music toddler playgroup for parents/ primary caregivers and children with a focus on balance, making friends, following directions, and vocabulary. |
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