Bring Mini Makers to Your School

    Mini Makers is Jabberwocky's flagship creative enrichment program, designed for children ages 4–8 and delivered directly within school communities.

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    We bring the art program. You provide the room.

    Mini Makers is designed to drop into a school week without adding work to your staff.

    Jabberwocky brings

    • A trained Jabberwocky instructor
    • All art and sensory materials
    • Session planning and setup
    • Cleanup at the end of each session
    • Program communication for families

    Your school provides

    • A room children can make a mess in
    • Tables or floor space for the group
    • A time slot in the week
    • A staff contact for scheduling

    The Practical Details

    The questions administrators ask first.

    Who is it for?

    Children ages 4–8, in groups of 12–16 students.

    How long is a session?

    60 minutes, once a week.

    How many weeks?

    Flexible terms from 6 to 14 weeks.

    Are materials included?

    Yes. Every material arrives with us and leaves with us.

    Who teaches it?

    A trained Jabberwocky instructor, not your staff.

    How do we start?

    Send the form below. We'll set up a short call, agree on a term and a time slot, and go.

    Who Walks Into Your Building

    Every session is led by a trained Jabberwocky instructor who knows our materials, our philosophy and how to run a room of children doing something genuinely open-ended without it tipping into chaos.

    Calm, prepared, and comfortable letting children make their own decisions. That last part is harder than it sounds, and it is what we train for.

    Jabberwocky has delivered creative enrichment programming to children across Montreal for nearly a decade, partnering with private schools, early learning centres, and community organizations.

    Get in Touch

    Interested in bringing Mini Makers to your school? Fill out the form below or email us at info@jabber-wocky.com.

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