Tiny Tots Ballet

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Tiny Tots Ballet introduces young dancers to the joy of ballet in a fun, welcoming, and nurturing environment. This engaging class gives little ones a playful first experience with dance and movement. Each class combines music, movement, and imaginative play. Children will learn basic ballet positions, simple steps, and beginner dance skills. They will practice moving to music while exploring rhythm, balance, and coordination. Tiny Tots Ballet also encourages children to use their imaginations. Creative activities keep young dancers engaged and excited to participate. They may twirl, stretch, leap, and move through playful exercises designed just for their age. Along the way, dancers will build important physical skills. They will strengthen their balance, flexibility, coordination, and body awareness. At the same time, they will practice listening, following directions, and taking turns. Most importantly, this class helps children build confidence. Every dancer can learn and participate at their own pace. We celebrate effort, creativity, and the excitement of trying something new. No previous dance experience is needed. Tiny Tots Ballet is a wonderful introduction for children who love music and movement. It also gives curious beginners a comfortable place to discover dance. Come dance, imagine, and have fun! We can’t wait to share the joy of ballet with your little one. Ages 2 – 4 Meet the Instructor With 10 years of experience as an early childhood educator, I love creating fun, engaging experiences that help young children learn, grow, and build confidence. My dance journey includes studying ballet at the College of Lake County, training at the Hubbard dance program in Chicago, and performing on a pom dance team for a semi-professional football team in Lake County. I’ve also coached youth cheerleading and youth basketball, giving me years of experience encouraging children through movement and teamwork. On weekends, I work part-time as a Realtor,…

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