Classes and Programs

CLASSES & PROGRAMS

BABY DANCE (AGES 18 m - 2.5 y)

Little ones explore the joy of movement through creative play! During this class we focus on tactile exercises and games while using props that encourage a love of music and movement. Get ready to boogie to the beat and join us as we bounce, stretch, balance, and play!

TODDLER DANCE (AGES 2-3)

Children develop body awareness and strengthen their growing muscles through creative movement and dance! Classes engage the imagination to keep children having fun while moving and learning. Students also gain independence as they build the confidence to take class on their own. Parental assistance is an option if a parent wishes to provide their child with additional comfort and encouragement.

PRE-K DANCE (ages 3-4)

Children learn beginning dance terminology and positions through relatable, age appropriate imagery. Throughout the class children have the opportunity to try many forms of dance such as ballet, modern, jazz, and hip hop, while gaining coordination, strength, flexibility and balance. This program encourages self expression while supporting each student’s unique physical, mental, and emotional development.

Ballet 1 (ages 5-7)

Students learn beginning classical ballet technique through the structure of a standard dance class format. Throughout each class, children observe proper dance class etiquette as they work on developing new technical skills and executing precise patterns. Students also have the opportunity to learn basic choreography.

CLASS LOCATIONS

Class Space

243 Smith Street Brooklyn, NY 11231 (Cobble Hill)

Classes available for ages 18m through 7 years

Saturday mornings

Dress code required

Kiddie Science Lab

509 Rogers Ave. Brooklyn, NY 11225 (Prospect Lefferts Gardens)

Classes available for ages 18m through 5 years

Monday afternoons

Dress Code Required

NikosKids

386 1st St. Brooklyn, NY 11215 (Park Slope)

Classes available for ages 18m through 4 years

Friday afternoons

No dress code

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