4-5 Year Old Ballet Preparatory Level Course
The art of ballet is an important discipline that contributes to both the physical and mental development of children. As Royal Art Ballet School, we help our little students between the ages of 4-5 take their first steps in this art with our Ballet Preparatory Level Course, specially prepared for them. Thanks to this course, children both learn to dance while having fun and develop important skills such as body coordination, balance and discipline.
Why Ballet Training for Children Between the Ages of 4-5?
The age of 4-5 is a critical period for children's physical and mental development. During this period, children begin to know their bodies better and their mobility increases. Ballet training supports this development while also strengthening their self-confidence and social skills. Ballet also improves children's general motor skills by providing flexibility, balance, posture and a sense of rhythm.
Benefits of Ballet Education for Children
Ballet training supports children's muscle development. Flexibility and balance exercises help children's bodies become stronger and more balanced. Ballet teaches children proper posture. Body awareness and coordination skills are of great benefit to children both in ballet and in daily life. Stage performance and dance increase children's self-confidence. The experience of dancing in front of a crowd makes them more comfortable and confident in social environments. Ballet is an art that requires discipline. Regular participation and exercises help children gain a sense of responsibility and help them be disciplined in other areas of their lives.
How is Ballet Training Given at the Royal Art Ballet School?
At Royal Art Ballet School, ballet training for children aged 4-5 is provided by experienced and expert instructors, in accordance with the children's age and development level. Our lessons are carefully planned to ensure that children learn to dance in a fun and disciplined way.
Age-Appropriate Education Program: Children aged 4-5 receive training with their peers. Games and ballet steps are combined in the lessons, so children have fun while dancing.
Classes and Environment: Lessons are held in small class groups and each student is given individual attention. Our classes have large and safe areas where children can move comfortably.
Learning Process: The lessons include basic ballet movements, stretching exercises and activities aimed at gaining a sense of rhythm accompanied by music. Each child can progress at their own pace and express themselves.
Age-Appropriate Education Program: Children aged 4-5 receive training with their peers. Games and ballet steps are combined in the lessons, so children have fun while dancing.
Classes and Environment: Lessons are held in small class groups and each student is given individual attention. Our classes have large and safe areas where children can move comfortably.
Learning Process: The lessons include basic ballet movements, stretching exercises and activities aimed at gaining a sense of rhythm accompanied by music. Each child can progress at their own pace and express themselves.
Registration Times and Conditions for 4-5 Year Old Ballet Course
The Royal Art Ballet School accepts new student registrations throughout the year. However, due to class sizes being full, it is recommended that you apply early for registration. The class hours for the 4-5 age group are planned to fit into the children's daily routines. In addition, individual development is monitored for each student and regular feedback is shared with families.
4-5 Year Old Ballet Education and Development of Social Skills
Ballet training not only improves children’s physical skills but also their social skills. Dancing in a group teaches teamwork and empathy. In addition, children learn to share and work together by interacting with their peers during classes. This helps children become more successful and harmonious individuals in social life in the future.
What Can You Do to Support Your Child's Ballet Journey?
It is very important for parents to support their children's ballet education for their progress. Helping your child repeat the movements they have learned at home, giving them moral support and encouraging them to dance will increase your child's interest and love for ballet. Also, attending classes regularly and talking to your child about ballet outside of class will reinforce their commitment to this art.
