MOVEMENT
- learn how to improvise by pretending to be animals or vehicles or clouds and the rain
- learn obout character development by acting out fairy tales and nursery rhymes
- learn about puppetry or masks or dressing up in costumes
Dramatic skills help increase self confidence and self esteem. They teach teamwork and trust. They
promote creativity and imagination.
Every class will end with a different story being read to them This teaches your children active
listening and it will wind them down before they go home.
Every class will involve singing a variety of songs. Some will require much movement and others will
be slower and require more focus. They will then begin to:
The beginning of every class will involve playing traditional and creative games to help the children
bond and develop trust with each other. They will they begin to:
- learn about rhythym through by creating their own instruments and using them to accompany music
- learn about different styles and kinds of music
- learn fundamental basics of music (pitch, volume, tempo...) by singing, listening to and playing music
Music skills are shown to help with pre-math and pre-reading skills. It is excellent for develping active
listening and begins to introduce critical thinking. Music is theraputic and evoke many different
emotions. Every class will involve a classical music wind down period.
Every class will begin and end with stretching our bodies and getting in touch with our breath. We learn
how to prepare the body for exercise. Each class will also involve trust and bonding games. They will
then:
- learn how to use their bodies to express their emotions
- experience both choreographed and improvisational dance with various types of music
while using fun props (scarves, shakers, pom poms...)
- learn some traditional dance techniques while listening to fun songs

DRAMA
MUSIC
BACK
MUSICAL THEATRE PLAY