Clubs

Activities in the form of games and dialogues, through poems and songs, are meant to put children in situations similar to real life, thus motivating them to interact verbally with others.

In this way, young children will become more confident, more at ease and confident as language speakers and, why not, even multicultural.

Practicing this sport based on discipline, respect and perseverance teaches children to acquire better self-control and willpower, becoming stronger and more confident in their own strength.

Children who play sport consistently are more communicative and disciplined, so encourage your little ones to love sport!

Dance is a motor form of art, so whether sport or art, professional or amateur, traditional or avant-garde, dance expresses joy and zest for life.

Inspired by adult zumba programs, zumba kids classes are tailored to children’s level of understanding and are fun and loved by young children. In addition, dancing ensures correct body posture and improves coordination, agility and flexibility.

As a group activity, zumba kids or street dance also develops social, communication and teamwork skills.

“Money doesn’t grow out of the ground”.

At this club children learn: whether or not saving is a healthy life skill, cultivating generosity and the idea of giving, that money is not an unlimited resource.

We are in the age of digitisation and digital device skills are becoming a ‘must’ in today’s society.

You may have heard of the Digital Education Action Plan 2021-2027 which sets out the European Commission’s vision for high quality digital education and aims to encourage the development of a digital education ecosystem as well as digital literacy from kindergarten onwards.

At Avangarde Kids kindergarten, we are keeping up with technology by introducing some basic digital literacy to our family, all in a measured way, in a way that is fun and easy for the little ones to assimilate, but at the same time useful for them in the future.

All children want, and not only want, but love to play “something and someone”, imitating various people/characters in their lives. Together, we will develop teamwork, concentration, spontaneity and practice through games various attention and concentration exercises.

The objectives of the course are also to strengthen an audience interested in what we have to say, to study and develop specific elements of stage games, to become aware of and make use of emotional thoughts and reactions, to work with and control emotions, and to speak in public and convey a message.

We all hope that at the end of this club, the little avant-gardists will become the protagonists of a choreography presented why not even on stage, at parties or other events organized in the stable.

Did you know that Lego figures outnumber the population of the globe? Yesaaa, incredible, but true.

It’s safe to say that Lego is the most loved game and also one of the oldest. When we say lego, we certainly think of tradition, innovation and creativity, but let’s not forget the benefits of playing lego, from

• improves the creativity of young children;
• develop fine motor skills from the time they are babies;
• develops mathematical thinking.

We encourage children to create and explore, to share their thoughts and aspirations with us through creativity. This club stimulates creativity, encourages the development of drawing and painting skills, exercising patience, concentration and self-confidence.

Children will participate and conduct chemical experiments such as the eruption of a volcano, the formation of waves, find out why some objects float on the surface of water or other liquids and why others sink.

The Chemistry Lab Club is a suspenseful club that will excite children’s curiosity and answer all their questions about the big world.

Yummy yummy… creation, patience, stimulating the taste buds, these are the main ingredients used in the cooking club, where children literally cook and then enjoy the delicious dishes.

Who’s to say math is hard and not fun? It certainly wasn’t one of us, because in this club we sort, group, associate different things with numbers and it’s all very fun and easy.

Yes, math really can be fun!:) And if your little one goes off to school with this idea, nothing will be difficult.