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Four-year olds are on the go! Four Peas can run, hop, climb and throw a ball. Their increasing strength makes them faster and more deliberate. Their increasing strength makes them able to perform many new gymnastics skills. Their cognitive development is growing by leaps and bounds and they and they are able to interpret and remember learning objectives. Four Peas can recognize and name many letters and numbers. They can count in unison and repeat simple stories and sequences.

Four-year olds need a minimum of 60-90 minutes of active play a day. They need opportunities to run, build, swing and bounce. The Sweet Pea curriculum embraces the four-year old's readiness for learning and provides a dynamic educational gymnastics environment. Four Peas work on forward rolls, straddle rolls, and backward rolls on both an incline mat and on the floor. They are practicing straighter legs and longer holds in the execution of their skills. Four Peas are developing balance with skills on beam such as straight jumps, alternating kick possé sequences and Four Pea arabesques.

Four Peas are gaining confidence and accuracy on the vault. They are mastering their squat on, donkey kicks with horizontal hips and jumping on and off a block.

Four Pea

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Sweet Peas
Educational Gymnastics

Class Name:

Four Pea

Activity:

Gymnastics

Program:

Sweet Peas

Age:

4 Years

Class Length:

55 mins

Prerequisites:

None

Skill Level:

Beginner

Classes per Week:

1

Term:

Month to Month

Annual Membership:

$40

Monthly Tuition:

$105

Sweet Peas

The Blending of Two Curriculum-Rich Preschool Gymnastics Programs!

We are very excited to now announce the blending of our Tumblebug Program with the Sweet Peas Program, an educational gymnastics program which shares our philosophy and culture of purposeful movement steeped in Fun and exploration. Gym Magic is the first gym in New Mexico to offer this stellar educational gymnastics program which has received rave reviews nationally and internationally.

 

Let us introduce you to Sweet Peas! Each year (One Pea, Two Peas and so on) has a dedicated curriculum filled with age appropriate activities that promote coordination, balance, core strength, bilateral awareness and flexibility - very similar to our Tumblebug Program.

Other Sweet Pea Classes

Sweet Peas

Pea Squad

1-2 Years

Ages:

The Pea Squad, a recently introduced class, ingeniously blends the elements of the one pea and 2 pea classes, promising an exciting and dynamic experience for participants. Held at The Village, this parent/child class offers a fantastic opportunity for bonding and shared learning between parents and their children. With a duration of 45 minutes, the Pea Squad class ensures that families can make the most out of their time together, fostering both physical activity and fun. Join us for an unforgettable adventure in the world of peas!

Beginner

Sweet Peas

Three Pea

3 Years

Ages:

Three year olds are ready to go! Three Peas are gaining increased motor development, eye hand coordination and fine motor skills! Three Peas are also quickly assimilating language and are able to understand and independently follow basic instructions in gymnastics class. The Three Pea curriculum is designed to provide skill development on floor, beam, bars, and vault. Three Peas work on forward rolls, straddle rolls and Three Pea cartwheels. They increase their balance with beam work that includes alternating forward kicks, squat hold, relevé walks and beam crawls.

Beginner

Sweet Peas

Four Pea

4 Years

Ages:

Four-year olds are on the go! Four Peas can run, hop, climb and throw a ball. Their increasing strength makes them faster and more deliberate. Their increasing strength makes them able to perform many new gymnastics skills. Their cognitive development is growing by leaps and bounds and they and they are able to interpret and remember learning objectives. Four Peas can recognize and name many letters and numbers. They can count in unison and repeat simple stories and sequences.

Beginner

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