Creative Movement - Ages 3 to 4

Creative Movement is specially designed for preschool students.

This course explores both the creative and physical dimensions of each child as they gain awareness of music, rhythm, and movement. Classwork is designed to develop strength, coordination, creative thinking, and expression. Through classroom activities, children refine motor skills and develop the creative process through the use of imagery and props. Classes meet once a week for 45 minutes.

Levels are age-based* with the cut off 8/31/25.

Creative Movement A (3 year olds)

Creative Movement B (4 year olds)

*It is still at the School Director and Artistic Staff’s discretion to adjust a students placement should it be necessary and appropriate.

REGISTRATION Information

25-26 Academy Class Schedule

Academy Parent Page

School Calendar

Female Identifying Students

Ballet

• “Candy Pink” Bloch Prisha leotard with attached skirt
• Pale pink or flesh toned convertible tights
• Pink or flesh toned ballet shoes

Hair & Accessories

• Dancers are not to wear undergarments under their leotard and tights. If a dancer needs to wear undergarments, we ask that it be easily concealed by their leotard.
• Hair should be pulled back neatly and secured in a ballet bun, or similar style to the best of your ability. Protective styles are welcome and encouraged as needed for your hair type and care routine, with the shared goal of keeping hair secured and away from the face. To ensure the safety and focus of all dancers, we kindly ask that decorative accessories—such as scrunchies, flowers, bows, and beads—not be worn during class.
• No jewelry, accessories or watches. Stud earrings are allowed.

Male Identifying Students

Ballet

• White t-shirt
• Black bike shorts (any fabric)
• White ankle socks
• White ballet shoes

Hair & Accessories

• Hair should be styled neatly and kept out of the face
• No jewelry, watches or hair accessories. Stud earrings are allowed.

WATCH WEEKS

KCBS hosts two annual watch weeks for families, one in the fall and one in the spring (see the school calendar for dates).