EARLY DANCE EDUCATION

Our Early Dance Education program is specially designed for young dancers in Preschool through Kindergarten. This program offers a joyful, play-based introduction to dance that nurtures creativity, builds coordination, and encourages confidence. Through age-appropriate instruction and imaginative movement, our youngest students develop a love for dance in a supportive and engaging environment.

YOUTH CLASSES

  • Dancers will be introduced to this creative dance experience as they explore movements that will ignite their imaginations! This class is focused on storytelling through dance, improvisation, and free movement as dancers learn to let the music guide them!

  • This class is designed with themed lesson plans and dance activities that will make learning so much fun! Dance games and directional cues will help build coordination and improve motor skills, all while dancers enjoy the excitement of their earliest dance experience.

  • Dancers will love the high energy music and "dance party" feel of this exciting class!

  • This class will give dancers an opportunity to enjoy both tap and ballet in one session, as they learn the basics of both.

    *Recital dance will be Ballet.

Class Schedule
Tuition & Policies

Is My Preschooler Ready to Begin Dance Class?

We want to foster a love of dance in your child, beginning with their very first dance class! To ensure our youngest dancers have a fun and rewarding experience, we recommend reviewing the following questions. This will help you determine if your child is ready to participate in a dance class. Our instructors are always happy to answer questions and help with class placement.

  • Our Preschool dance classes are specifically designed for dancers ages 3 and up, with careful consideration for physiological growth and development patterns.

  • Children need to be able to follow teacher and assistant instructions so all dancers can enjoy a positive and productive learning environment.

  • Dancers should be able to enter the classroom and participate independently from their parent. Parents must remain in the lobby/viewing area while class is in session.

  • Children should be fully potty trained, not requiring the use of diapers, to participate in class.