(Ages 18 mo. to 3 years)
In this class, grown-ups and their toddlers explore elements of dance and practice basic dance skills. In a flexible and playful atmosphere, props and music are used to enhance exploration. Parents come away from this class with a clear understanding of concepts of dance and ideas for dancing with their children at home. Toddlers gain self esteem and experiential knowledge of dance skills and concepts.

(Ages 3-5 years)
This class is designed to introduce the preschool child to the world of dance and movement. Students work to establish body awareness, muscle development, flexibility, coordination, and basic loco motor skills. Explorations of dance concepts (i.e. use of space, shapes, pathways, rhythms, etc.) help to develop each child's creativity and problem solving skills. A variety of props and music will be used. The atmosphere is warm and friendly; encouraging cooperation and a positive self image.

Children who are age 3 by Jan 1st should register for Joy of Movement. Four and five year olds should register for Creative Movement. Basic tap elements are also introduced.

(Ages Pre-K and Kindergarten)
Storybook Acting uses physical warm-up, character exploration, and acting games to delve into dramatic performance. The activities lead up to the reading of a special children’s book. The text is then performed by the students with special attention paid to the characters in addition to the narrative. The class is typically wrapped up with an art activity which allows for personal reflection. Some examples of stories used in Story Acting are: "Olivia", "Curious George", and "The Snow Child".