Preschool ballet

This post features Preschool Ballet Content including ideas on props that will not only stimulate the young dancer’s imagination, but also help them develop motor skills and spatial awareness. It is so important when children are learning to dance between the ages of 3 and 5 that they are learning in a creative, fun and challenging way suitable for their ages.

Ballet fans of all ages will love these easy ballerina crafts for kids. From popsicle stick dancers to paper snowflake ballerinas there is something here for everyone to have fun with!

If you have already signed your child up for a pre-ballet class, congratulations! Your child is on their way to being better able to express themselves, connect with others, and find joy in dance. If not, perhaps you’re here to find out exactly what pre-ballet is or what benefits a toddler or preschooler might get out of these pre-ballet classes.

Rising in popularity over the past 10 years is the idea of the “combination class”. There are teachers and studio owners who love the idea, and others who struggle with teaching all that needs to be taught in such a short amount of time. How can teachers learn to adapt and provide a solid dance […]

There are many curriculums out there, but there doesn't seem to be one "checklist" or "standard" that unites them all together. Should your 8-year-old be learning pirouettes? When should a child go to the barre? What should you expect from a 12-year-old who is just starting pointe?

Preschool dance activities for your class! Below I have different preschool dance activities based on class size, age, and social development.

Join me today for tips on teaching preschool and kindergarten dance classes. I explain my typical lesson plan with special activities and other tips I have l...

Make Dance Fun

Teaching young children can be a challenge. Getting them moving is a great way to assist in their development while engaging their creativity.