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Toddler Program

Play is a child's work. Classes ensure that play and fun are at the core while adding opportunity that increase their developmental skills. Give children an early introduction to music and movement with this program. Props, play, song and movement encourage engagement for a positive first experience with Dance and Yoga.

The Toddler Program is designed to support the developmental needs of toddles aged twelve months to twenty-four months through guided movements, engaging activities, songs and play. This program emphasizes the importance of motor skills development, sensory exploration, and cognitive growth during the early stages of life.

Children will engage in a series of activities that promote gross and fine motor skills, including clapping, waving, and stomping, shaking noise makers, and shaking hips. The program also incorporates elements of play and social interaction, fostering an environment where infants can explore their physical capabilities while building foundational social skills and building connections with peers.

The program ensures significance is placed on creating a safe and stimulating environment that encourages exploration and self discovery.

Plush toys displayed on shelves, including bears, rabbits, a monkey, and a bird, in soft pastel colors.

Class Structure at a glance.

Class Structure at a glance.

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Length: 20-30 Minutes

Introduction: Welcome routine, hello song and gather in a group

Movement: Articulation of feet and fingers, basic warmup inspired moves.

Gross Motor: Dance along to children’s favorite songs, and learn some new movements along the way.

Props and Play: Shakers, dance scarfs and drums sticks are some props that are used as well as age appropriate dance games.

Breathing: Deep breathing is taught at the most basic level cool down from the upbeat activity.

Good-bye: Clean up, and say good-bye until next class.