My daughter is 2 1/2 and loves to be active. Does anyone have any recommendations for where I should take her to learn dance? We live in Kennesaw, not far from Marietta and not far from Woodstock.
Hi K.,
I have the perfect dance studio for you. It is called Dance Imagination and it is located in Towne Lake (exit 8 off of Rt.575. My friend Lisa Cornett is the owner/operator. The girls get to dress up in fairy and princess costumes. They just love it. You can check out the ____@____.com and call ____@____.com offers free tial classes and even has one day summer camps.
Have fun!
Enjoy,
B. B
First Baptist Woodstock has a great dance program for young children. My daughter attended and she loved it - as did I!
The Little Gym of South County is a gymnastics program for children 4mo-12years. not only do they have gymnastics, but they also have dance classes that my daughter attends & not only does she love it, i love it! they only learn tap and ballet but they also are in the gym for half a class learning gymnastics that will benefit them in the dance room! it such an awesome program! hope you give it a try! you'll love it!! plus, your first class is free!
British Academy of Performing Arts in Marietta is great. My 3 soon to be 4 loves it there.
K.
My daughter has danced with Teaching Little Children since she was your daughter's age. The y have classes at the studio and also teach at a variety of daycares. The classes are designed to be fun for the younger girls and also teach dance skills. I can't say enough good things about the staff and how the classes have helped my daughter blossom.
Teaching Little Children is off Highway 5 just south of Chastain Road. They have a website www.teachinglittlechildren.com
C.
Take a look at Praise Him With Dance.
www.PHWD.org
They are located on 41 near the Lowes.
My daughter dances there and LOVES it!!
I love it because I never have to worry about
improper dance moves and costumes...(her daddy appreciates that too!!) LOL!!
I teach basic dance class for beginners at a the Ron Anderson recreation Center in Powder Springs, GA. I start at age 3, but I don't know how far that is for you. I think recreation centers have the most affordable dance classes with the least amount of committment, because children's interests change so often at this age. Also, I encourage children to learn ballet and tap for pure enjoyment, many dance studios really push competition, which I don't feel should be the emphasis at this age. As a matter of fact, at any age, the health benefits of the art of dance should always outway competition, although I have competed before. Just my two cents. Anyway, good luck.
