*Seriously important facts incoming*
☑️ 90% of a child’s brain development happens before age 5, and movement-based play is one of the BEST ways to support it.
☑️ Toddlers who participate in structured movement programs show improved motor skills, language development, and social-emotional regulation.
☑️ Gross motor skills (like balance, hopping, and coordination) lay the foundation for future physical confidence, in and out of the studio.
☑️ Studies show that physical movement helps reduce toddler meltdowns, increase sleep quality, and support a sense of routine and independence.
…Need we say more?
With benefits like that, it’s no wonder families are looking for more than just playtime.
You want an activity they can do that will set them up with skills for life. And that’s exactly what Highland Hoppers is here to deliver.
Introducing:
A 12-week dance program for ages 2–3 to turn your preschoolers’ endless energy into skills that set them up for life.
Structured, play-based time together that introduces rhythm, coordination, and basic highland dance fundamentals, without overwhelming short attention spans.
Keeps toddlers engaged and having fun, while sneaking in the development of balance, listening skills, and early social interaction.
Using scarves, instruments, and props makes every class dynamic, playful, and sensory-rich for little learners.
Your child will practice movement, following instructions, and celebrating progress every week
You’ll connect with other parents of little ones in the same stage of life, making this more than just a class… it’s a community.
Jump into a Highland Hoppers class today for $105
*pro-rated tuition for late registrations
(Psst! Yes it’s a “preschool dance class” but don’t be fooled. This is so much more than 30 minutes a week of movement. Over 12 weeks, you and your little one will build coordination, confidence and connection through structured dance activities and play-based learning. The best part? These skills (and memories) go way beyond the studio and into every day life)
You’ve got a busy toddler who needs an outlet for their energy
You want your little one to start developing coordination, balance, and fine motor skills
You’ve been looking for a community activity where they can play, learn, and make new friends
You’d love a weekly routine that helps your child learn to focus, follow instructions, and build independence (all while having fun!)
You want a safe, structured environment that eases the transition away from parent-and-me activities
You’re excited to see your child’s confidence grow as they try something all on their own
