TINY TIGERS

CKD’S TINY TIGERS MARTIAL ARTS CLASSES FOR PRESCHOOLERS

CKD Martial Art’s Tiny Tigers program for preschool aged children, 4 to 5 years, helps develop the essential physical, cognitive, emotional, social and behavioral skills that they will need to move forward in life with a positive mental attitude! This preschool martial arts program instills the necessary skills and mannerisms to embrace life with an “I can do it” attitude! Also it’s designed to provide young children with a warm and nurturing environment.

It is very important to understand that here at CKD Martial Arts in Kennesaw our children are only evaluated in comparison with their own development and not with the other children in the class. Children in all our martial arts classes learn through positive reinforcement, rather than negative reinforcement. A child’s incentive for behaving well in our martial arts class by listening and following directions is to be able to participate in the activities and earn their belt stripes. Here are some of the benefits for your child will learn in this class:

CKD Martial Arts in Kennesaw helps a child that is Shy or timid to:

• Increases self-confidence, self-esteem, inner strength
• Promotes interaction with other children

CKD Martial Arts in Kennesaw helps your child that is Hyperactive to:

• Channels energy, focus and concentration
• Teaches children appropriate behaviors

CKD Martial Arts in Kennesaw helps your child that is developmentally delayed (physically) to:

• Improves gross and fine motor skills
• Improves balance, coordination and self-control

If your child is developmentally delayed (cognitively), CKD Martial Arts in Kennesaw will help:

• Increases mental capacity and cognitive development

If your child has Emotional needs, CKD Martial Arts in Kennesaw develops:

• The opportunity to learn life enhancing skills in a safe, warm and nurturing environment

If your child is Aggressive, CKD Martial Arts in Kennesaw helps to:

• Channels aggression via constructive activities
• Teaches Children appropriate behavior