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Free phonics/ alphabet class for pre-school kids - TOMORROW morning! Booking essential


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Hello everyone


I run Fuzzy's Fun Phonics http://www.fuzzyandfriends.com] and I am starting a limited run of 6 sessions at TRIO cafe on Bellenden Road:

http://triobellendenroad.co.uk


These sessions will take place at 9.45 each Wednesday morning throughout June and the beginning of July.


The first session on the 3rd June will be free. After that sessions will cost ?6 each if bought as a block on the 3rd June or ?7.50 each for those who don't want to commit and wish to drop in on the weeks they are free.


There are limited spaces so if you are interested in attending please get in touch on 07903830384 or through [email protected]


The sessions are aimed at pre-school children who are ready to learn the sounds and letters of the alphabet. The 6 weeks will cover 6 letters - ones which are recommended in stage one learning.


Fuzzy's Fun Phonics classes are exciting with games, stories, puppets and a dash of magic! Learning has never been so much fun.


But don't take my word for it!


Here are some testimonials:


"These classes are fantastic. They are a lot of fun and there are so many different components to each class for the children to enjoy. Tara also has written some really great poems for the children to help learn their sounds and they are accompanied with puppets which my kids have always loved."

Morgan Redman - local Nanny


"I never realized my kids could have so much fun in an educational class. Tara holds their attention brilliantly and the kids adore her"

Anna - local mum of 2

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