SILLY GOOSE LLC
Silly Goose is a downtown Ridgefield program with posted summer camp groups, early-childhood classes, school-age programs, a hands-on creative approach, and practical parking guidance for families visiting the studio.
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Is this your program?At a glance
License
Active license
Public reviews
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Programs listed
Location
- Current license runs through May 31, 2027.
- Licensed under this number since May 22, 2024.
- Ages on the state record: 3 years to 12 years.
- Projected number of campers on the state record: 120.
Search license number YCYC.01599 to see the current license status.
2-1-1 Child Care licensing informationState details from CT Office of Early Childhood open data, checked October 1, 2026.
Program details
Downtown Ridgefield camp and class options span ages 1 and up, with posted camp hours, weekly themes, early-childhood and school-age classes, founder background, and parking details.
Age groups
Little Geese serves potty-trained children ages 3-6, and Big Geese serves children ages 6 and up.
Posted camp day
Little Geese runs 9:00 AM-2:00 PM, while Big Geese runs 9:00 AM-3:00 PM.
Summer sessions
The posted camp schedule runs from June 15-19 through August 24-25, with different themes by week.
Camp themes
Camp themes include Color Battle, Disney & Pixar Playhouse, Water, Waves & Wiggles, Star-Spangled Silly, Gooselympics, Goose Glow Crazy, Goose vs. Glue, and Wacky Summer Send Off.
Early-childhood classes
For ages 1-5, class options include Small Steps for ages 1-2.5 and Preschool Playworks for ages 2-5, with art, movement, songs, themed play, and a whole-child development focus.
School-age classes
For grades K and up, class options include hands-on crafts, games, friendship, social-skill building, and schedule-dependent activities.
Program background
Founder Kate Haase-MacDonald's background includes teaching, elementary-school experience, work with students with disabilities, and prior summer-camp leadership.
Studio location
The studio is at 22 Catoonah Street in downtown Ridgefield, between the post office and fire house, with limited reserved parking and overflow parking behind the post office.
Program approach
The program emphasizes art, movement, sensory play, creativity, social growth, and hands-on activities by age group.
Program details can change, so ask about current openings, forms, pricing, and session availability before making plans.
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