come celebrate the performing arts
Children learn so much through the creative arts ...
In this day and age of technological advancements and in turn it's anti-social behaviour among our children; Cārnivalé Campus allows your child to escape to the wonderful era of independant interactive play and allows them the space to ... believe, explore, create, dream, nuture, learn, excel and inspire, all while interacting with others how enjoy it as much as you do!
Children learn fast, in fact by the age of 3 a child's brain is already developed and cognitive development refers to functions of the brain such as thinking, learning, awareness, judgment, and processing information. Postive learning experiences during these years offer a lifetime of benefits and imaginative play and fitness games help children learn more about themselves and the world around them. They learn to express themselves, appreciate the meanings and values that each artform offers, and whether through drawing, singing, dancing, talking or clapping you can encourage the pathways of your baby’s brain to make new connections. The creative arts exposes children to the visual arts, music, drama and dance; babies and young children flourish in a stimulating musical environment; teaching children to move, while learning the alphabet, colours, numbers, and other information with special activities stimulates a child's verbal, spatial, and artistic skills.
Skills children value from dance ...
Increased fitness
Spatial awareness
Exercise feels good
Balance
Flexibility
Co-ordination
Gross motor skills
Memory
Taking care of your body is easy
Skills children value from drama ...
Self expression
Initiative
Play
Literacy
Number Concepts
Problem Solving
Encourage interaction in non-threatening ways
Fine & Gross motor skills
Language
Social iteraction
Creativity
Abstract thinking
Skills children value from music/songs ...
Musicality
Social Awareness
Language
Fine & gross motor skills
Numeracy
Vocabulary
Co-ordination
Memory
Self Awareness
Life skills children learn from being part of a team ...
Ability to relate to others
Supporting other students
Waiting your turn
Willingness to accept direction
Willingness to accept correction
Team confidence building
Build friendships
Celebrate everyone’s successes
Perform with friends who have the same creative passion for performing