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Focusing on fun and creative movement, preschool classes use ballet and tap as conduits to learn basic dance steps. Our tiniest dancers learn spacial awareness, interact with other movers their age, and show off their personalities from the classroom to the stage!

Building on basic movement skills, kindergarteners focus on learning tap and ballet steps to build the foundation of their technique. We play games that teach locomotor skills including learning left from right, how to move across the floor, and weave in creative movement.

Designed for dancers in 1st through 3rd grade, Combo Classes introduce 2-3 styles of dance in one class. You can choose from a mixture of Ballet, Tap and Jazz depending on your dancer's interests.

Combo Classes focus on the basic building blocks of technique. Beginning ballet in a combo class means your dancer will learn ballet barre basics and center balance exercises. 

Our Combo Class dancers have the choice to take tap dance within their combo. In these classes we work on rhythm and footwork as it relates to basic steps and musicality.

Combo Classes that include jazz focus on isolation exercises, big jumps, and proper technique in parallel positions. Jazz is a fun, energetic style of dance that is set to popular music. We ensure appropriate music selections for this age group.

A rigorous, classical style of dance in which dancers use turned out positions to perform steps that glide, jump, and turn. Ballet requires flat shoes made of canvas or leather that guides the line of the dancers’ foot and leg. This style utilizes poise and graceful movements and gestures.

A continuation of flat shoe ballet utilizing shoes with wooden blocks in the toe for dancers to balance on. Must have a solid form in ballet in order to take pointe as well as foot and ankle strength. Students interested in this style safely begin pointe classes at 13 or 14.

A percussive dance technique utilizing shoes with metal pieces on the bottom to create new sounds. Tap skills include syncopation, subtle weight shifts, foot and ankle control, full body rhythm, and pattern recognition.

A character version of jazz seen best in contemporary Broadway style plays and performances. This technique weaves theater and storytelling into dance. 

Set to popular music, jazz dance is a fun, energetic form that snaps, pops, and flicks its way on the stage and in the classroom. The form originated with social dance and received influence from classical ballet, African techniques, and modern dance. Today It utilizes some ballet and contemporary terms and is typically performed in parallel positions. 

A character version of jazz seen best in contemporary Broadway style plays and performances. This technique weaves theater and storytelling into dance.