The Dance Studio Director’s life-changing secret strategy to MAX OUT REGISTRATION in their pre-ballet classes!
And...
The answer when your teacher asks….
”So what do you want me to do at these pre-ballet classes anyway?”
Around the World Fairytale Princess™ Ballet System - Ages 3-6
I'm ready to grow my preschool ballet enrollment and make more money by using a ready-made attractive system guaranteeing happy students, parents who pay and stay, and happy teachers!
Maximize your enrollment with our exclusive
“done-for-you” system.
$99 monthly membership includes your Royal System Package containing all lesson plan materials as well as access to exclusive member benefits & licensing.
Save 10% on the Annual Membership Plan
PR0-TIP:
Easy to introduce this program in your studio at ANY TIME OF YEAR.
(no need to wait for the start of your school year – see System Page for more details)
HERE'S WHAT YOU GET:
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Easy step-by-step launch guide
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10-month pre-ballet system
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Minute by minute detailed weekly lesson plans
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Weekly go-home coloring pages
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Games and helpful class suggestions
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Exclusive teaching radius for your area
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Companion storybook and coloring book
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Exclusive Member Benefits access
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Marketing permissions with graphics package and more!
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Teacher Training Videos for system and games
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BONUS 4-week recital story lesson plans
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BONUS complete script for recital QUEENS ROYAL BALL
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What Our
Teachers Say
STRATEGY #1:
MAKE MONEY WITH MAXED-OUT REGISTRATIONS
Maximize your enrollment with our exclusive “done-for-you” system.
Easy to create interest and fill classes with our marketing package with pictures, logos, press release, and more. PLUS Teacher training videos, a full year of lesson plans with princess stories, ballet dancing activities, easy-to-follow lesson plans, music selection recommendations, and go-home coloring pages. ALL INCLUDED!
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Themed classes attract families who STAY!
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High retention – dancers come back each week asking “what will happen next” in the story and stay for the entire year.
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Marketing Package with logos, pictures, press release, and more.
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A multi-cultural approach that families appreciate
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Charming end-of-year Queens Royal Ball Recital is DONE!
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No costume issues (we recommend dancers rent ball gowns from the studio)
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No parent complaints about having a sub (sub can magically turn the page and proceed with class, zero complaints)
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Families who join now will LOVE your studio and tend to stay for years!
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A great feeder program leads to higher registrations for your next-step classes
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Saves the DIRECTOR time to focus on other classes and teams​
STRATEGY #2:
EASY SHOW-UP-AND-TEACH
Young dancers and parents LOVE this program! Keep your high teaching standards blended with princess stories and engaging folk tales from around the world.
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This system answers your teacher's question…
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”So what do you want me to do at these pre-ballet classes anyway?”
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Minute-by-minute details of weekly class activities
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44-week system
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Teacher knows exactly how to use class time...
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With more than enough activities for a 45-55 minute weekly class
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Each lesson includes SEVEN teaching activities.
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Royal Entrance (Welcome)
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Quick Princess Story Time
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Center Barre
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Traveling/Free Dance/Story Dance
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Center Allegro
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Games
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Reverence/Dismissal
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Easy no-sweat plan for your substitute teacher​
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Teachers “WANT” to teach your beginners, never stress about what to do in class!​
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Teacher training videos for system, games, and recital​
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Keep teaching standards high with traditional ballet French terminology and teaching techniques​
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HAPPY students and happy teachers!​
STRATEGY #3:
MULTICULTURAL COMPONENT
​CELEBRATE your diverse community of dancers! This is the inspiration for our traditional Princess Fairytale stories found in his collection.
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10 Folktales from around the world
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Celebrating traditions and customs from each land
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REAL folktale stories have been adapted to be Princess-Friendly for our 3-6-year-olds
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Cultural music selection recommendations match each story
TEN Countries and regions from around the world are represented.
Each month a new four-chapter story is introduced featuring our main character – a Princess from a different land – with a positive ending message about sharing and kindness.​
The Royal Princess Ball The Recital (Story to prepare for end of year show)
BONUS
How I came to write this book.
At our dance studio, we found that our very young beginning ballet dancers were fascinated with the magical world of princesses.
Hear what teachers are saying!
Ms. Anna
Dance Teacher, Allen, Texas
I appreciate the way that this system is laid out. It's very detailed, and there are music resources. Every single step of the lesson is laid out. So it's very, very easy for a more experienced or a beginner teacher to see how things are going to go, see how things are going to flow, and flow in a very logical way. But I can also add things in or take things out depending on the level of the class and how things are going, how our time is, and then keep students more interested.
Ms. Kayla
Dance Teacher, Lewisville, Texas
I am so blessed to have the Fairytale Princess Ballet system to make my classes go so much more smoothly. My dancers stay energized throughout the entire class! And one particular dancer in the class was very shy when she started, and now has really opened up. I love working for this academy.
Ms. Malia
Dance Teacher, Mckinney, Texas
After being a teacher for five years, this is truly one of the most unique system I've come across for young dancers and students. I think the opportunity to get to learn about all these different cultures and princesses and incorporate it into dancing is going to be so rewarding for these girls, and I think that they're going to have a lot of fun.
Hear what parents are saying!
I like this story idea. The concept is not just ballet dance, you're actually learning something, reading all of those things combined.
– Studio Parent
We like the idea that they would show different stories from different countries, kind of exposing her to different cultures and whatnot. Seemed interesting for her in education. Something different than the normal ballet class.
– Studio Parent
It kept her attention that they got to do different things. And I mean doing ballet dance the whole entire time probably wouldn't keep her attention.
So the fact they got to do fun things also, it's really fun for them.
– Studio Parent