Nimble Notes is committed to creating a safe class environment for families. We believe every family has various levels of health needs & concerns, and that parents should act on what is best for the safety their family.
Our hope is to keep the class experience the same while still being careful. Here's what to expect:
Our hope is to keep the class experience the same while still being careful. Here's what to expect:
1. Don't come if you're sick.
2. Please wash hands when you arrive before taking a seat for class.
3. Bring a picnic blanket, small rug, or yoga mat for you and your child to sit on.
4. Please be considerate & respectful of the other families in class who may have more serious health needs or concerns that require them to play it more carefully than you do!
5. If you have specific questions or concerns feel free to contact me.
6. We keep our classes small to best work with every family that attends a class.
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Masks: We believe parents know what is best for the health of themselves and their child. Masking is left to the discretion of the individuals. Please feel free to wear a mask if you choose, but do know others may not be.
Because of the nature of our classes and the need for facial expression/communication for students with speech delays, etc. the instructor does not wear a mask.
2. Please wash hands when you arrive before taking a seat for class.
3. Bring a picnic blanket, small rug, or yoga mat for you and your child to sit on.
4. Please be considerate & respectful of the other families in class who may have more serious health needs or concerns that require them to play it more carefully than you do!
5. If you have specific questions or concerns feel free to contact me.
6. We keep our classes small to best work with every family that attends a class.
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Masks: We believe parents know what is best for the health of themselves and their child. Masking is left to the discretion of the individuals. Please feel free to wear a mask if you choose, but do know others may not be.
Because of the nature of our classes and the need for facial expression/communication for students with speech delays, etc. the instructor does not wear a mask.