We may occasionally need props or paper and writing utensils for class. 

Content and Age-Appropriateness: While the content and themes of the improv class are age-appropriate for your child, children say the darndest things and I will redirect conversations if they become inappropriate. 

Emotional Well-being: While improv can boost confidence, it can also be challenging. Prepare your child for the possibility of making mistakes or facing rejection, as these are common aspects of the learning process. I will encourage resilience and a positive attitude.

Respect and Boundaries: Children should understand that improv is about having fun and being creative, but it should never involve making fun of others or crossing personal boundaries.

Feedback and Support: Encourage your child to share their experiences and express any concerns or challenges they may encounter during the class. This class may be hard for students who struggle with shyness and putting themselves into potentially embarrassing situations. The more willing a student is to try new things the easier it will become for them.