Preschool
Preschool Programme
BearyFun Gym brings our expert coaches directly to your preschool, delivering engaging and developmentally focused gym classes on-site.
Our curriculum is specially designed to nurture your children’s physical, mental, and social growth through fun, safe, and structured activities. Backed by science and loved by children, our programme has already been trusted by over 80 preschools to provide meaningful movement experiences that inspire a lifelong love for physical activity.
Preschool Field Trip Programme
A guided visit to a BearyFun Gymnastics Branch where children will have the opportunity to experience basic gymnastics movements under professional supervision. Children will explore exciting gymnastics skills using state-of-the-art equipment in a safe and nurturing environment. Every activity is thoughtfully designed to be age-appropriate and developmentally enriching—making movement fun, meaningful, and memorable.
Why Our Preschool Gymnastics Programme Stands Out
At BearyFun Gym, we don’t just teach movement—we nurture confident, resilient children through fun, developmentally appropriate activities. Our preschool gymnastics curriculum is tailored to support children’s physical, cognitive, and emotional growth at every stage. We focus on building gross motor skills, body control, balance, and spatial awareness through safe and structured sessions that children look forward to each week.
Using our foundational framework of Dominant Movement Patterns, children learn essential skills like jumping, rolling, balancing, and travelling. These movements not only enhance coordination and strength, but also form the building blocks for future sports and everyday activities. The benefits of preschool gymnastics extend beyond physical development, as children also gain social confidence, improved listening skills, and a stronger sense of self.
Each session is led by trained coaches who understand how to adapt tasks to suit different abilities and ages, creating a safe and encouraging learning environment.
Whether it’s crawling through a tunnel for the first time or landing a jump with poise, every milestone is celebrated. Through imaginative themes, engaging routines, and positive reinforcement, our programme builds a lifelong love for movement, one cartwheel at a time.
Preschool Gymnastics Curriculum
Each stage of early childhood comes with its own developmental milestones. Our preschool gymnastics curriculum is thoughtfully crafted to support physical, cognitive, and emotional growth at every level. Here’s how we structure our lessons:
Toddlers (2–3 years old) – Building Foundations
Focus: Gross motor development through pre-jumping, crawling, balancing, and body exploration.
Children are introduced to basic gym equipment and movements in a low-pressure, playful setting.
Nursery (3–4 years old) – Exploring Movement
Focus: Coordination, basic strength, and body awareness through rolling, climbing, and weight transfer.
Children start to build independence and develop early locomotor and balancing skills.
Kindergarten 1 (4–5 years old) – Developing Skills
Focus: Forward rolls, static stretching, and simple sequences requiring coordination.
This level introduces more structured routines while encouraging creativity and self-expression.
Kindergarten 2 (5–6 years old) – Mastering Movement
Focus: Complex locomotor patterns, cartwheels, and break-fall techniques.
Children learn to combine multiple skills in a sequence, building confidence and resilience.
Our preschool gymnastics curriculum ensures that every child progresses through age-appropriate modules, gaining new skills while reinforcing previously learned abilities.
Lesson Plans & Sample Preschool Classes
Every session follows a structured yet flexible format to support consistency and engagement:
Warm-Up + Static Stretching
Children prepare their bodies with light stretches to enhance flexibility and prevent injury.
Locomotive Movements
Activities include jumping, hopping, and crawling, building coordination and spatial awareness.
Fitness Circuits
Using 2–4 stations based on Dominant Movement Patterns (e.g. swing, spring, static), children rotate through tasks that challenge both body and mind.
Class Debrief + Cool Down
To reinforce learning and safe habits, each class ends with a gentle cool-down and group reflection. Children revisit what they’ve learned through guided conversation and stretching.
Differentiation is key. For a 2-year-old, jumping may start from a low block with hand assistance. For a 5-year-old, it could involve a tuck jump from height followed by a safe landing pose. Our coaches adapt each activity to match the age and ability of the child, ensuring an inclusive and effective preschool gym class structure.
The consistent use of theme-based sessions and scaffolded routines forms the heart of our preschool gymnastics lesson plans, helping children stay excited and motivated.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a typical lesson in your preschool gym programme look like?
Each session follows a consistent structure, starting with a warm-up, followed by movement exploration, and ending with fitness circuits and a closing activity. This routine supports both skill-building and a sense of familiarity.
Are your coaches trained to work with young children?
Yes, all our coaches hold early childhood or sports coaching diplomas, with additional certifications in general gymnastics and child first aid. They’re also well-versed in designing safe and age-appropriate preschool gymnastics lesson plans.
Can the gym activities be adjusted based on our school's space constraints?
Absolutely! If a classroom or music room is not available, our team will visit your premises to suggest suitable alternatives. Our equipment is compact and adaptable to various school settings.
What’s the ideal class size for your preschool gym classes?
We maintain a coach-to-child ratio of 1:8 to ensure safety, individual attention, and optimal engagement.
How do I know if the children are progressing in the preschool gymnastics curriculum?
We provide developmental checklists and end-of-year assessments to track your students’ milestones in balance, coordination, and motor planning.
