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Children's creative movement and ballet classes

Event Details

Time: January 8, 2011 to February 6, 2011
Location: Queen & Leslie or Queen & Parliament
Website or Map: http://www.movementlab.ca
Phone: 416-529-5146
Event Type: class, community
Organized By: Ann-Marie and the Movement Lab
Latest Activity: Feb 6, 2011

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Event Description

Winter has officially arrived - snow suits, static cling and sniffles abound. What better time for your little one to dance out all that stir crazy, can't-go-to-the-park energy? At Movement Lab, we're gearing up for the snowy season with an expanded schedule of classes on Saturday and Sunday. So come try out a free class and discover why we're growing so fast (hint: I think it's got a lot to do with all the warm energy our students and families bring).

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What parents are saying...
Here are some of the comments we received from our online (anonymous) customer service survey.

"Ann-Marie is amazing and patient, I don't know how you do it...so just keep doing more of the same!"

"Great job, we're thrilled with the movement lab!"

"Ann-Marie, you truly are a wonderful teacher and have an amazing connection with kids. Being a dancer myself and knowing the industry to a good extent, I absolutely adore your approach to the parent-tot classes, with enough play but also enough concentration on building proper technique in early years of the little dancers! I haven't seen dance teachers in Toronto area (yet) who can keep kids attention and focus to the degree that she can! Thank you for that!"

"I really like how calm Ann Marie is. My daughter adores her. Ann Marie really knows what is age appropriate for the toddlers and that is helping us enjoy the class. My daughter takes great pride in showing her relatives her steps."