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bENEFITS OF DANCE:
1. INCREASE PHYSICAL AND COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT
Children can flex their muscles and gain strength and endurance through dance. For babies and toddlers, the creative movement offers a range of experiences that facilitate natural, easy play and proper development of movement, coordination and creates building blocks for future learning. This means the ideal time to get involved in dance is at a very early age. For preschoolers, two and a half to four years old, dance is an essential part of the educational experience.
2. SOCIAL SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Dance not one improves physical development but helps foster skills as well. Through social encounters, interaction and cooperation, dance works to teach important life skills. Dance allows children to learn how to work as a team, how to take turns, how to develop relationships, and how to follow directions. These skills are easier to learn at a young age, which is why it is important for children to become involved in dance early on.
3. INCREASED SELF-ESTEEM AND CONFIDENCE
LESS SCREEN TIME, ORE SELF-ESTEEM TIME! Dance is amazing for self-esteem! It allows for recognition of children both as an individual and as a part of a team. It's amazing to see the year-long development and learning from their first day of class to their first performance on stage. By learning to become comfortable in their skin, young dancers can work to understand their bodies and often develop a more confident attitude. This confidence lasts a lifetime!
4. EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
By learning dance early, especially Ballet, children experience the foundation of dance which can help maintain steady interest in dance for years to come. We love to see our dancers learn this core foundation, as well as see them learn Tap for rhythm and musicality, Jazz for energy and performance, and Creative Movement for confidence, creativity and body awarenesss.
Children can flex their muscles and gain strength and endurance through dance. For babies and toddlers, the creative movement offers a range of experiences that facilitate natural, easy play and proper development of movement, coordination and creates building blocks for future learning. This means the ideal time to get involved in dance is at a very early age. For preschoolers, two and a half to four years old, dance is an essential part of the educational experience.
2. SOCIAL SKILL DEVELOPMENT
Dance not one improves physical development but helps foster skills as well. Through social encounters, interaction and cooperation, dance works to teach important life skills. Dance allows children to learn how to work as a team, how to take turns, how to develop relationships, and how to follow directions. These skills are easier to learn at a young age, which is why it is important for children to become involved in dance early on.
3. INCREASED SELF-ESTEEM AND CONFIDENCE
LESS SCREEN TIME, ORE SELF-ESTEEM TIME! Dance is amazing for self-esteem! It allows for recognition of children both as an individual and as a part of a team. It's amazing to see the year-long development and learning from their first day of class to their first performance on stage. By learning to become comfortable in their skin, young dancers can work to understand their bodies and often develop a more confident attitude. This confidence lasts a lifetime!
4. EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
By learning dance early, especially Ballet, children experience the foundation of dance which can help maintain steady interest in dance for years to come. We love to see our dancers learn this core foundation, as well as see them learn Tap for rhythm and musicality, Jazz for energy and performance, and Creative Movement for confidence, creativity and body awarenesss.
SAVE THE DATES
OCTOBER 1st - OCTOBER TUITION DUE
OCTOBER 12th - OCPS STUDENT HOLIDAY (NO CLASSES)
NOVEMBER 23-28th - FALL/THANKSGIVING BREAK
DECEMBER 7th - RECITAL COSTUME PAYMENT DUE
DECEMBER 22-JANUARY 2nd - WINTER BREAK
JANUARY 18th - MARTIN LUTHER KING JR DAY (NO CLASSES)
MARCH 15-20th - SPRING BREAK
APRIL 19th - COSTUME PICK UP WEEK
MAY 28th - LAST DAY OF DANCE CLASSES
MAY 29th - 2021 RECITAL