Children are introduced to the foundations of classical ballet through basic movement themes such as jumping, spinning, skipping, and traveling steps. Early lessons emphasize coordination, spatial awareness, and teamwork, with activities like partner exercises and working in lines or on the diagonal. As students progress, they begin developing their musical awareness and self-expression through storytelling, free movement, and character work. These exercises encourage creativity while helping students build confidence and a sense of rhythm.

As movements become more complex, children explore forward and backward skips, simple jump combinations, and introductory barre work to develop proper alignment and classical technique. Focus is placed on improving body control, timing, and the ability to retain short movement combinations. Students gradually build the skills needed to perform short solo dances, showcasing their growing artistry and musicality in preparation for future levels of training.