Developing Skills Through Play & Movement
A FREE Perceptual Motor Program for all Kindergarten-aged children
A FREE Perceptual Motor Program for all Kindergarten-aged children
The Perceptual Motor Program builds essential skills through fun activities
PMP focuses on the link between brain (perception) and body (motor), helping children develop fundamental movement skills that form the foundation for classroom learning.
Through carefully structured physical activities, children develop gross and fine motor skills, balance, coordination, and spatial awareness - all essential for successful learning.
PMP helps prepare children for classroom learning by building physical confidence, concentration, and the ability to follow sequences and instructions.
Every Monday afternoon
Starting April 28th, 2025
2:30 PM - 3:15 PM
45-minute sessions
All Kindergarten-aged children in the community
No prior experience needed
Completely FREE program
Open to all families
How PMP helps your child develop essential skills
Develops gross and fine motor skills through structured movement activities
Enhances stability and body control through balance-focused exercises
Prepares children for focused learning and academic success
Develops the foundational skills needed for writing, reading, and math
Our structured approach to developing movement skills
Each 45-minute session includes a warm-up, circuit activities, and a cool-down period. Children rotate through different activity stations designed to build specific skills.
Activities include balance beams, crawling tunnels, target throwing, obstacle courses, jumping patterns, and fine motor skill exercises - all tailored to be fun and engaging.
Sessions are led by trained staff with assistance from parent volunteers, ensuring children receive appropriate guidance and support.
The program follows a developmental sequence, with activities becoming progressively more challenging as children build their skills and confidence.
Give your child the foundation they need for learning success
Register TodayRegister your child for our free Perceptual Motor Program