Hopsasa!
General development classes for the youngest children.
Course dates
| Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12:00 |
HOPSASA! – 30 min 12–36 months Anna Kozieradzka ul. Cybernetyki 3C |
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| 13:00 | |||||
| 14:00 |
HOPSASA! – 60 min 12–36 months Anna Kozieradzka ul. Cybernetyki 3C |
Monday
HOPSASA!
–
30 min
12–36 months
Anna Kozieradzka
ul. Cybernetyki 3C
Tuesday
No classes
Wednesday
No classes
Thursday
HOPSASA!
–
60 min
12–36 months
Anna Kozieradzka
ul. Cybernetyki 3C
Friday
No classes
What are Hopsasa! classes?
HOPSASA! is a general development programme aimed at very young children, aged from around 1–1.5 years to 3–4 years. It is, above all, a fun activity during which children form their first relationships with their peers and acquire many new skills.
Classes:
- teach them how to function within a group,
- support motor development,
- develop empathy,
- improve memory,
- stimulate the imagination and creative thinking,
- shape artistic sensitivity,
- support the child’s all-round social, emotional and intellectual development,
- They are excellent preparation for nursery.
What makes Hopsasa’s classes stand out!
Playing to music, short songs and rhymes, physical exercises and art and craft activities bring a welcome change to the children’s day. Every session is different and carefully prepared, and we structure the programme so as to naturally incorporate as many speech therapy and rhythmic exercises as possible, as well as activities that support motor development.
What are Hopsasa! classes like?
During each session, the children create an art project which they take home. Adult carers also play an active part in the sessions – this helps the little ones feel safe, and parents can keep an eye on their child’s progress, discover their interests, get ideas for playing together at home, and, whilst they’re at it, get to know other parents, with whom genuine friendships often develop.
Which children are the Hopsasa! classes aimed at?
Our ‘Hopsasa!’ classes are aimed at children aged from around 1 year old to 3–4 years old. An adult carer must be present during the classes. Groups consist of between 7 and 14 children, and each session lasts 60 minutes.
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