The Little Heroes 4-5 year old program can help them learn to pay attention in a fun setting. Does Your 4-5 Year Old Struggle with Focus?
Four and five year olds are the most enthusiastic students. They love creativity and problem-solving, which makes them ideal students in the Martial Arts.
The problem we discovered is they are so progressive in following tasks, some teachers tend to treat them like their older peers. This is a problem because they still do not have the basic skills necessary to keep up with children ages 6 and up.
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DOES YOUR 4-5 YEAR OLD
STRUGGLE WITH THESE THINGS?
They typically have a hard time with instructions beyond three commands & have a hard time distinguishing between their left and right.
They typically only want to focus on things that make them happy. They also have slow brakes when they are very excited.
They love to play with others but are typically very competitive, especially when it comes to getting the attention of their parents
By understanding the stages of development of 4 and 5-year olds, we were able to select 8 age-appropriate skills that make up the Little Heroes 4-5 year old Program:
- FOCUS
- TEAMWORK
- CONTROL
- MEMORY
- BALANCE
- DISCIPLINE
- FITNESS
- COORDINATION
We take Martial Arts training to a whole new level! We use basic elements of a traditional Martial Arts curriculum to build skills that are appropriate for 5 and 6-year olds. This means that your child will learn and grow at a pace that is not too easy, nor too challenging. The best part is the our program will equip your child with skills that they will utilize in every area of their life!
YOUR CHILD WILL GROW WITH EVERY CLASS!
The Little Heroes program gives young children the basic skills and discipline they need to succeed. While they learn simple martial arts moves such as kicking, punching, blocking, and simple self-defense, they also grasp valuable lessons about social conduct. Over time, our students build strong bodies, follow directions, and interact with students and teachers.
Physical Development
At this stage of development, kids typically do not know how to apply their muscles so they fall often when their body is in constant motion. Also, they have a basic foundation for leg, arm, core, and abdominal development, but they still lack a lot of strength.
We expect them to initially struggle with multiple kicks beyond five repetitions. We also expect them to initially have sloppy technique when exercising.
The goals for our program are to get them to perform high repetitions of kicks without putting their foot down, and also perform static, active, and dynamic exercises for beyond ten reps with good technique.
Intellectual Development
4 and 5 year old kids typically have a hard time retaining beyond three commands. They also have a hard time distinguishing between their left and right.
We expect them to initially get confused when we ask them to do more than three things at one time. We also initially expect them to have a hard time distinguishing between their left and right when following multiple commands.
The goal of our program is to get them to retain three or more commands at once, and beyond. We will also help them learn how to perform various left and right combinations.
Emotional Development
At this age, kids typically focus on things that make them happy. They also have slow brakes when they are excited.
We expect them to initially lose focus and shut down when they are not happy. We also expect them to lose control when they are over-excited.
The goal of our program is to help them focus even when it’s hard to do so. We will also help them control their body and their power, especially when they are excited.
Social Development
Early elementary kids love to play with others but are typically very competitive.
We expect them to initially show poor sportsmanship when they participate in a competition.
The goals for our program are to help them build good teamwork such as no cheating; don’t get angry when they lose; and don’t brag when they win
Jenny Do
What a great school!
My son has been attending classes here since he was 3 1/2 years old. He has now been with the school for about almost a year and has done quite well in listening, working well in groups, and competitions. The instructors are very patient and great with working with students of all ages.
We totally recommend the school!
Alissa Willman
Phenomenal staff! So great with the kids and encouraging!
Marisa Doran Plasterer
Great instructors, lots of encouragement and it’s fun too.