Little Tykes
A structured drama programme for children, ages 3 – 4 years old.
Little Tykes lays the groundwork for future success. Watch your child grow in creativity, communication, and confidence when interacting with peers and the environment!
Little Tykes
A structured drama programme for children, ages 3 – 4 years old.
Little Tykes lays the groundwork for future success. Watch your child grow in creativity, communication, and confidence when interacting with peers and the environment!
Details:
- Age Group: 3 – 4 years
- Programme Structure: Saturdays, 9:30am to 10:30am
- Skills: Creativity, Social Interaction, Communication, Motor
Developed by a team of experienced early childhood specialists, our Little Tykes drama programme was crafted in close collaboration with practitioners from Singapore and the UK. The 2-year programme is grounded in evidence-based practices that nurture creativity, ongoing confidence, communication, and effective social interaction skills.
Over the course of the programme, we work with your child to develop these skills:
| Skill: | Year 1 | Year 2 |
|---|---|---|
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Speech & Communication
(Public Speaking) |
Introduction to projection & forward placement.
Exploration of vowel and consonant sounds, with a focus on expressive communication. |
Expansion of breath capacity for vocal strength & volume control.
Clearer articulation with a focus on consonant sounds.
|
|
Spatial Awareness
(Stage Presence) |
Recognition of body in space.
Use of large motor skill to demonstrate a variety of movement in the physical environment.
|
Understanding of spatial orientation and concepts (e.g., stand next to your friend).
Navigates around peers and the environment safely & with ease.
|
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Social Interaction |
Confidence to share ideas in groups, and awareness to listen as others are sharing. |
Collaboration between peers in large-group activities and performances. |
|
Creativity |
Introduction to varying dramatic scenarios that encourage role-playing and improvisation. |
Enhanced adlibbing and problem-solving skills. |
Key Benefits for Your Child:
- Builds Confidence: Children develop self-confidence through role-playing, dramatic activities, and performances, and learn to express themselves in a supportive environment.
- Fosters Creativity: Imaginative play and dramatic activities sparks creativity and encourages children to think outside the box, nurturing problem-solving skills.
- Enhances Speech and Communication: Regular speech exercises from a young age enable the development of strong communication skills for effective speaking in the future.
- Develops Social Skills: Group-based activities and collaborative performances help children build teamwork, cooperation, and listening skills, strengthening their ability to interact positively with others.
- Nurtures Emotional Expression: Drama activities give children the opportunity to explore and express their emotions in creative ways, helping them develop emotional intelligence and empathy.
