In each letter-focused lesson, children are introduced to new vocabulary and participate in various independent and group learning activities including art, science exploration, hide-and-seek and more. All activities promote the important personal and social skills your child will need for a successful transition into school.

Use imagination and creative play to support symbolic thinking, language development and social interaction.

Children explore musical patterns through instrument play, movement activities, song and dance, and become more actively involved in expressive music-making.

In each letter-focused lesson, children are introduced to new vocabulary and participate in various independent and group learning activities including art, science exploration, hide-and-seek and more. All activities promote the important personal and social skills your child will need for a successful transition into school.

Figure out how the world works and become a competent problem solver through games that uncover patterns and sequences and themes focusing on opposites.

Children are exposed to the building blocks of music through listening, movement, instruments and vocal exploration. Our multi-sensory approach builds memory-making abilities and lays the foundation for both musical and language development.

Use imagination and creative play to support symbolic thinking, language development and social interaction.

Children explore musical patterns through instrument play, movement activities, song and dance, and become more actively involved in expressive music-making.

Figure out how the world works and become a competent problem solver through games that uncover patterns and sequences and themes focusing on opposites.

Get musical with the whole family through instruments, song, dance, games and more, while building a solid foundation of musical skills for everyone. All activities are chosen from our music programming to best meet the needs and age ranges of the children attending each class.

Play both independently and with peers while learning to connect ideas through cooperation and communication.

Children are exposed to the building blocks of music through listening, movement, instruments and vocal exploration. Our multi-sensory approach builds memory-making abilities and lays the foundation for both musical and language development.

Use imagination and creative play to support symbolic thinking, language development and social interaction.

Play both independently and with peers while learning to connect ideas through cooperation and communication.

In each letter-focused lesson, children are introduced to new vocabulary and participate in various independent and group learning activities including art, science exploration, hide-and-seek and more. All activities promote the important personal and social skills your child will need for a successful transition into school.

Figure out how the world works and become a competent problem solver through games that uncover patterns and sequences and themes focusing on opposites.

Paint, sing, sculpt, collage and imagine in a uniquely creative space. Children learn what happens when they mix colors and textures. This type of experimentation and self expression encourages children to use their imaginations and develop their creativity.

Get musical with friends and siblings through instruments, song, dance, games and more. All activities are chosen from our music programming to best meet the needs and age ranges of the children attending each class.

In each letter-focused lesson, children are introduced to new vocabulary and participate in various independent and group learning activities including art, science exploration, hide-and-seek and more. All activities promote the important personal and social skills your child will need for a successful transition into school.

Learn about cause and effect and build strength through play with ramps, slides and climbers. Parent discussion time is a great opportunity to help learn about your child's development.

Discover art hands-on through sculpture, painting, story time, our tactile table and more. Children explore new and familiar tactile materials, which supports fine motor skills and language development. At this age, exploration is more important than the “finished” work of art.

In each letter-focused lesson, children are introduced to new vocabulary and participate in various independent and group learning activities including art, science exploration, hide-and-seek and more. All activities promote the important personal and social skills your child will need for a successful transition into school.

Paint, sing, sculpt, collage and imagine in a uniquely creative space. Children learn what happens when they mix colors and textures. This type of experimentation and self expression encourages children to use their imaginations and develop their creativity.

Figure out how the world works and become a competent problem solver through games that uncover patterns and sequences and themes focusing on opposites.

In each letter-focused lesson, children are introduced to new vocabulary and participate in various independent and group learning activities including art, science exploration, hide-and-seek and more. All activities promote the important personal and social skills your child will need for a successful transition into school.

In each letter-focused lesson, children are introduced to new vocabulary and participate in various independent and group learning activities including art, science exploration, hide-and-seek and more. All activities promote the important personal and social skills your child will need for a successful transition into school.

Explore two-way communication. Activities encourage discovery, balance and coordination as parents learn to understand how their child interacts and communicates with them and the world.

Explore two-way communication. Activities encourage discovery, balance and coordination as parents learn to understand how their child interacts and communicates with them and the world.

Learn about cause and effect and build strength through play with ramps, slides and climbers. Parent discussion time is a great opportunity to help learn about your child's development.

Be inspired together and make colorful memories in the Gymboree Art Studio. All activities are chosen from our art programming to best meet the needs and age ranges of the children attending each class.

Be inspired together and make colorful memories in the Gymboree Art Studio. All activities are chosen from our art programming to best meet the needs and age ranges of the children attending each class.

Explore two-way communication. Activities encourage discovery, balance and coordination as parents learn to understand how their child interacts and communicates with them and the world.

Explore two-way communication. Activities encourage discovery, balance and coordination as parents learn to understand how their child interacts and communicates with them and the world.

Explore the senses and support visual and auditory development with tummy time, flashlight play, first songs and more. Parent discussion time is a great opportunity to help learn about your child's development.

Explore two-way communication. Activities encourage discovery, balance and coordination as parents learn to understand how their child interacts and communicates with them and the world.

Explore the senses and support visual and auditory development with tummy time, flashlight play, first songs and more. Parent discussion time is a great opportunity to help learn about your child's development.

Learn about cause and effect and build strength through play with ramps, slides and climbers. Parent discussion time is a great opportunity to help learn about your child's development.

Explore two-way communication. Activities encourage discovery, balance and coordination as parents learn to understand how their child interacts and communicates with them and the world.

Children are exposed to the building blocks of music through listening, movement, instruments and vocal exploration. Our multi-sensory approach builds memory-making abilities and lays the foundation for both musical and language development.

Figure out how the world works and become a competent problem solver through games that uncover patterns and sequences and themes focusing on opposites.

Figure out how the world works and become a competent problem solver through games that uncover patterns and sequences and themes focusing on opposites.

Discover art hands-on through sculpture, painting, story time, our tactile table and more. Children explore new and familiar tactile materials, which supports fine motor skills and language development. At this age, exploration is more important than the “finished” work of art.

Children explore musical patterns through instrument play, movement activities, song and dance, and become more actively involved in expressive music-making.

Move, stretch and build an active lifestyle by learning fitness and sports fundamentals. Activities focus on developing the skills involved in soccer, basketball, baseball, volleyball, hockey, racquet sports, track and field, and golf. This class is Parent Optional.

Get musical with friends and siblings through instruments, song, dance, games and more. All activities are chosen from our music programming to best meet the needs and age ranges of the children attending each class.

Figure out how the world works and become a competent problem solver through games that uncover patterns and sequences and themes focusing on opposites.

Play both independently and with peers while learning to connect ideas through cooperation and communication.

Gain confidence in self-expression and artistic exploration through a hands-on, multimedia experience. Children are encouraged to use their imaginations as they create artwork based on the weekly theme. They begin to draw and paint familiar symbols (mommy, animals, bugs, etc.) and tell stories about them. Parent participation is optional.

Use imagination and creative play to support symbolic thinking, language development and social interaction.

In each letter-focused lesson, children are introduced to new vocabulary and participate in various independent and group learning activities including art, science exploration, hide-and-seek and more. All activities promote the important personal and social skills your child will need for a successful transition into school.

Children's musical abilities are further challenged as they explore more complex musical elements such as timbre, tempo and form. Peer activities, musical singing games and imaginative story dances encourage developing social skills.

Learn about cause and effect and build strength through play with ramps, slides and climbers. Parent discussion time is a great opportunity to help learn about your child's development.

Gain confidence in self-expression and artistic exploration through a hands-on, multimedia experience. Children are encouraged to use their imaginations as they create artwork based on the weekly theme. They begin to draw and paint familiar symbols (mommy, animals, bugs, etc.) and tell stories about them. Parent participation is optional.

In each letter-focused lesson, children are introduced to new vocabulary and participate in various independent and group learning activities including art, science exploration, hide-and-seek and more. All activities promote the important personal and social skills your child will need for a successful transition into school.

English program for non-native speakers.

English program for non-native speakers.

In each letter-focused lesson, children are introduced to new vocabulary and participate in various independent and group learning activities including art, science exploration, hide-and-seek and more. All activities promote the important personal and social skills your child will need for a successful transition into school.