Preschool Gymnastics
Preschool Overview
Our goal at SGA is to provide a positive environment where we can introduce pre-schoolers to the basics of gymnastics while improving balance, coordination, flexibility, and self-confidence. Not only will your child develop their gross and fine motor skills, but they will also improve their listening skills in a fun, social environment.
At SGA, we will introduce pre-schoolers to all the basic body positions as well as gymnastics skills on the bars, balance beam, rings, floor, tumble track, and trampolines. Improving body awareness, coordination, strength, and flexibility are central goals to our pre-school program. As children learn and improve, our instructors will create progressive lesson plans that will enhance your child's gymnastics.
Our Classes
Diaper Dare Devils (walking - 30 months)
Parent and child explore movement together through playful and exciting activities. This program is fun and interesting while also a crucial instrument in the development of your child's gross and sensory motor coordination and self-confidence.
Lil' Stars (2 years)
This class is designed for 2 year olds that are ready to start class on their own, without mom and dad on the floor with them. Children will be introduced to the bars, rings, floor, balance beams, trampoline, and tumble track. This class also focuses on teaching children to follow in a line and listen to their instructor.
Rising Stars (3 years old)
This class focuses on teaching children to follow directions, listen to instructors, and learn basic gymnastics skills. Obstacle courses will keep children constantly moving and learning the basics of gymnastics on the floor, bars, rings, balance beams, trampoline, and tumble track.
Shining Stars (4 years)
Children will learn gymnastics skills on the bars, balance beam, rings, floor, trampoline, and tumble track. Instructors set up new floor circuits each month to focus on specific skills for children to accomplish.
Shooting Stars (advanced)
This class is for preschoolers ages 3-4 who have accomplished basic gymnastics skills and are ready to move on to more challenging skills. Advanced preschoolers must have good listening skills and be able to follow directions.
