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A Joyful First Step

Into the PFGA Community

Give your child a warm, confident introduction to school — in a space designed for movement, music, play, and connection.

Register for Spring Session
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Why Wolf Pups?

Into the PFGA Community

Starting school is a big milestone for children and parents.

Wolf Pups provides a gentle, engaging introduction to classroom structure, peer interaction, and early learning in a joyful and low-pressure environment. Children begin to:

  • Practice listening and following simple directions
  • Build early social skills through shared play
  • Gain comfort in a school setting
  • Develop independence while staying close to a caregiver

Parents gain connections with other families and with the PFGA community.

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Music & Movement

With Purpose

Each Wolf Pups session blends structured circle time with free play.

Children sing, dance, move, and explore together - building confidence while having fun. The first half of class focuses on music and group engagement. The second half allows for open play and natural social development.

This rhythm helps toddlers ease into routines similar to what they’ll experience in Pre-K.

Preparing

For What Comes Next

Wolf Pups isn’t just a playgroup. It’s a bridge.

Many children who participate transition more smoothly into PFGA’s Early Childhood program because:

  • The building feels familiar
  • The environment feels safe
  • The community feels known

It’s a first introduction to the Wolf Pack.

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Become

Part of the Pack Early

Your child’s educational journey doesn’t begin in Kindergarten.
It begins with connection.

Wolf Pups is where that connection starts.

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Register for Winter Session
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Program Details

  • Seasonal six-week sessions (Fall, Winter, Spring)
  • Thursdays, 9:00–10:00 AM
  • First class is free
  • $5/class (pay-as-you-go or prepay option available)
  • Class held inside the school (enter through front doors on Irving Park Rd.)