PRESCHOOL CLASSES
This is a great place to include a general description of this program or general information that applies to all classes on this page. What a parent can expect from your preschool class program.
6 MONTHS - 2 YO
45 minute class
BABY & ME AT MOJO
Come move, groove, wiggle, and giggle—MOJO style! Designed for babies and their caregivers, this fun, play-based class in Parker, CO blends music, dance, pretend-play, and sensory exploration to spark cognitive growth, build gross motor skills, and support social-emotional development. It's the perfect first step into movement and connection for our youngest Momentum athletes!
2 - 3 YEARS OLD
45 minute class
BITTY MO
Bitty Mo is the perfect bridge between parent-led and independent learning. In this 50-minute preschool gymnastics class at Momentum Athletic Center in Parker, CO, children begin to develop classroom readiness alongside movement fundamentals. With a focus on listening skills, body control, and early learning concepts like colors and shapes, Bitty Mo helps little ones build confidence through balancing, climbing, tumbling, and jumping—all in a fun and nurturing environment.
3 - 4 YEARS OLD
60 minute class
MINI MO
Mini Mo is a 60-minute preschool gymnastics class designed to boost your child’s coordination, confidence, and early learning skills. Held at our Parker, CO gymnastics facility, this class encourages movement through fun, skill-based activities that improve balance, motor skills, and body awareness. Mini Mo also supports school readiness by practicing turn-taking, number and letter recognition, and following directions—all while introducing basic gymnastics terminology and safe landing techniques.
4 - 5 YEARS OLD
60 minute class
MIGHTY MO
Mighty Mo is a dynamic 60-minute preschool gymnastics class in Parker, CO that builds strength, flexibility, and confidence through age-appropriate skill progressions. Designed for children ages 4–5, this class introduces more advanced movement patterns like assisted pullovers, glide swings, and multi-directional beam walking. Kids also practice foundational classroom skills like counting, turn-taking, and working cooperatively—all while having fun and staying active.
