
Toddler Time: Keeping Cozy
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Find out how animals stay warm in the cold. Create a cozy critter too.

Find out how animals stay warm in the cold. Create a cozy critter too.
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Learning how animals stay warm and crafting a cozy critter at Sulphur Creek Nature Center, for ages 1–4.
Volunteer in Mt. Eden Park, raking, mulching, weeding, painting, graffiti removal, with tools, training, and snacks provided for ages 12 and under.
Mother Earth, the 13th Annual Climate Change Show, presented at Sun Gallery in Hayward.
Progressive mountain biking program in Tilden Regional Park offers teens group rides to build trail skills and confidence, with transportation and gear included, for ages 13–17.
Cross-stitch game characters at Fairview Hills' Fiber Shed, starting with a small project then completing a take‑home design such as Super Mario Bros or Stardew Valley, for ages 16.
Nature art and story sessions in Meek Park garden, featuring a new seasonal theme each visit, require adult participation, for ages 3–4.
Play stations foster exploration, creativity, and social development at Cherryland Community Center, with materials provided and one caregiver per child required, for ages 70 months and under.
Bilingual English/Spanish storytime followed by a stay‑and‑play activity at the Wilma Chan Family Resource Center, for ages 5 and under.
Make pottery at Weekes Community Center, then fire pieces in a high‑temperature gas kiln with reduced oxygen for unique glaze effects, ages 18 and up.
Make pottery at Adobe Art Center, firing pieces in electric kilns for bright, colorful glazes, for ages 18–98.
Storytime at Cherryland Library offers stories, songs, and movement for toddlers and preschoolers, ages 5 and under.
Confidence-building training includes stretching, striking, grappling, and weapon defense techniques, $40 uniform/safety equipment fee due at first class, ages 8 and up.
Whirl and twirl to Frozen and Encanto music at Dance Live Dream Center, pink ballet shoes and water bottle required, for ages 3–4.