Dancers are welcome to wear a leotard and tights, or moveable street clothes. Ballet shoes are recommended, but bare feet are also welcomed. A distraction-free space where you can freely and safely move is also recommended, as well as having a water bottle close by.

Dance is a physical activity which should always be done with parental supervision. Dancing on a flat and uncluttered floor space is encouraged to help eliminate potential hazards. Having water close by and taking breaks when needed is also encouraged. If the child has a physical limitation or medical condition which is aggravated by movement, please consult a doctor before participating. 

The only songs with lyrics played in class are organically clean (ie. with no “bleeps”, as “bleeps” can be distracting and imply a bad word). If a song contains any kind of slightly inappropriate content, we will only play and dance to the selection without any sexual, violent, drug, or other inappropriate references. All effort has been made to ensure students get to dance to popular songs that they hear often on the radio, while keeping class appropriate and focused on the dance. The only songs with lyrics are the Song of the Day- the rest of the music used in class are entirely instrumental versions of popular songs.