Raleigh families, the city’s parks and recreation department is rolling out a series of classes designed to entertain and educate your little ones while encouraging vital developmental skills. From dance-centric lessons that merge the basics of ballet, tap, and jazz to the engaging Zumbini program combining music and movement for toddlers, these offerings are set to cover a diverse range of interests for kids of various ages, as mentioned on the city’s website.
Budding ballerinas and tappers can register for “Butterfly Ballerina” or “Tap and Twirl,” where, beginning Jan. 6, children will spend Tuesdays immersed in dance, developing balance and coordination at $30 to $40, depending on the class. Children’s coordination and social skills are at the heart of “Zumbini,” a program allowing children to express themselves joyfully through interactive activities set to music. According to the official announcement, parents can anticipate their children will build their confidence and friendships in a safe, supportive environment.
If your child’s feet are always moving, consider signing them up for “Dancin’ Feet,” a class that encapsulates the energy of ballet, tap, and jazz, and culminates in a performance showcasing their new dance skills. For the smallest yogis in the family, “Parent Toddler Yoga” promises a bonding experience brimming with imagination, filled with animal-inspired poses and playful storytelling, ensuring a dynamic and grounding start to Saturdays…