Children’s Dance with Ecology

Dance with Ecology is a creative movement workshop inviting children to explore their connection with the natural world through the body, imagination, play and place

The sessions create a safe and playful environment where each child can move at their own pace, develop their unique expression, and deepen their sense of belonging within the wider web of life by experiencing elements, embodiying more then human world and their diverse ways of being, living, sensing, navigating.

This workshop nurtures:

• Embodied awareness and motor development
• Creativity and imagination
• Emotional expression and self-regulation
• A sense of connection to nature and others

Suitable for children aged 4 to 10. No previous dance experience is needed. Workshops are thoughtfully grouped so that children participate alongside peers of a similar age and developmental stage, creating a more comfortable and enriching experience for everyone.

Children’s Dance with Mythology

Dance with Mythology is an imaginative movement workshop where children explore ancient stories through the language of the body, reflext though creative dance

Drawing inspiration from myths, archetypal characters, and nature-based storytelling, the workshop invites children to step into different roles—heroes, creatures, elements, and unseen forces—and express them through creative movement. Through guided improvisation, sensory exploration, and somatic awareness practices, children experience mythology not as distant stories, but as living, embodied journeys.

This workshop nurtures:

• Embodided imagination
• Awareness of emotions, contrasts, and inner landscapes
• Develop creativity, coordination, and expressive confidence
• Connect mythological narratives with their own lived experience

Rather than focusing on performance, the emphasis is on process, exploration, and personal meaning-making.

Suitable for children aged 5 to 12 . No previous dance experience is needed. Workshops are thoughtfully grouped so that children participate alongside peers of a similar age and developmental stage, creating a more comfortable and enriching experience for everyone.

Dance with Armeninan Alphabet

Dance with the Armenian Alphabet is a playful and creative movement workshop that introduces children (and optionally parents and children together) to the Armenian alphabet through the body, imagination, and sensory exploration.

In this workshop, each letter becomes a movement, a shape, a rhythm, and a story. Through guided improvisation, embodied exercises, and creative play, participants explore the sounds, forms, and symbolic qualities of the Armenian letters—transforming language learning into a living, physical experience.

Depending on the context and needs, the workshop can be tailored to support the following intentions:

• Early language learning/ familiarisation with the Armenian language and alphabet
• Cultural learning,connection and heritage exploration
• Creative expression through movement and/or storytelling
• Parent–child bonding through shared embodied play

Rooted in somatic awareness and developmental movement principles, the sessions encourage participants to learn through doing, sensing, and imagining—rather than memorisation alone.

The workshop can be adapted for different age groups and settings, including children-only groups or parent–child sessions. No prior dance or language experience is needed.

Toddler’s Dance with Story Books

Toddler’s Dance with Storybooks is a playful, sensory-rich movement workshop for toddlers and their caregivers, where stories come to life through the body.

Using carefully selected picture books as a starting point, each session invites children and parents to explore characters, environments, and emotions through creative movement, music, and imaginative play. Rolling, reaching, jumping, hiding, and transforming—toddlers engage with stories not only by listening, but by physically experiencing them.

Benefits include:

• Supporting early motor development, coordination, and body awareness
• Encouraging language development through rhythm, repetition, and embodied storytelling
• Nurturing imagination and creative expression
• Strengthening parent–child bonding through shared movement and play
• Supporting emotional expression and confidence in a safe, playful environment

This workshop can be delivered in a variety of settings, including nurseries, schools, libraries, and community centres.

Sessions are designed for toddlers with their caregivers. No previous dance or movement experience is needed.