Kids Jazz Dance Ages 8-14
ADI instructor Margaret Behm with Magnolia students Sara, Jessica, Carly, Sophia and Ann at our first Junior-Teen Intermediate Jazz class at our new Magnolia studio.
For Parents, Teens, Kids
We surveyed 300 discerning Seattle area parents asking why they insist on dance classes for their children. Here are the most often cited responses. (53 seconds)
Kid's Jazz Dance Class Schedules
Winter-Spring
Fall-Current
Meet Your Teacher
Margaret Behm
Finding great kids jazz dance classes.
- Look for non-competitive dance classes where everyone is friendly including instructors, students and staff and your child will always feel welcome.
- Look for a class where the teacher understands that the pace of the class has to be good for your child and works hard to balance the needs of slow and fast learners.
- Look for a dance studio with specially designed 'sprung' wood floors that 'give' to protect feet and ankles. Avoid studios with regular wood floors and heaven forbid, run away from dance studios with concrete floors.
- Look for accommodating school policies like a 100% money back guarantee if you don't like your class for any reason.
- Most importantly look for a school that has expert dance teachers who deliver expressive dance instruction to keep children engaged and who know how to give your child personalized attention so they will progress faster and feel great class after class.
10 Questions All Beginning Dancers Ask It's FREE here.
Jazz students performing at the Greenwood-Phinney Ridge Artwalk event in Studio #1
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American Dance Institute's
Excellence On Display
Beautiful images of our 2018 dance recital performance.
