DANCE AND EDUCATION


TRADITIONAL, ANCIENT AND MODERN HULA Pam Pohai Daugherty, Kumu Hula Encinitas, CA 92024 760-815-1840 PamDaug@Cox.net


Pam Pohaikealoha was formerly trained in the traditions of hula (Hawaiian dance) for 11 years and teaches basic to advanced classes in her hula school, Halau Hula Ka Wai Ola O Wai’ale’ale. Learn to connect with the Hawaiian culture, lan- guage, crafts and chants through hula. Fulfill your- self with the aloha spirit and enter into a journey of realizing your feminine beauty.


DAYCARE/PRESCHOOL


A CHILD’S GARDEN OF THYME LifeWays Center for Young Children 0-5 Oceanside, CA 92054 760-722-8487 Info@AChildsGardenOfThyme.com AChildsGardenOfThyme.com


A magical garden, a child’s place, a home away from home. At A Child’s Garden of Thyme (ACGT), we strive to provide an ideal Waldorf Early Childhood experience for


young children, from newborn to 5. Our unique, organic, garden-based program is founded on Wal- dorf Education principles. Our North County center features a natural, home-like environment for chil- dren to experience the world at their own pace and learn through their senses. Organic slow food is served at every meal. License: 376620470.


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