The 45 min and 60 min punch cards can be used on ANY class that is that length.  Most punch card classes offer 1-3 classes back to back, you can choose to come to 1 class, or get your card punched multiple times if staying longer. **On the schedule you will see some classes have a team name by the age/level.  As long is its the same age/level as your student, they are welcome to attend.

The competition team punch cards are for those who have made a 2021-2022 competition team (try-outs are May 24th-26th, 2021). You are required to attend a once weekly team class, 4 of the 8 weeks offered.  **One punch = the entire 2-3 hour class.

**To view SCHEDULE, attire, class levels, etc, go to: http://blissacademydance.com/summer-tumble/

CHEER CAMP LEVELS

• If you are on a 2021-2022 competition team, you will see your team name listed under "grade." 
• If you are not on a completion team, choose based on your age + tumbling level.  Tumbling Level Chart is below:

TUMBLING LEVELS:
NOTE:  (choose the highest skill that can be performed safely without a spot).

• Level 1: New, or still working to get cartwheels, round offs, arch ups etc.
• Level 2: Can do all level 1 skills in proper form, working back walk over
• Level 3: Can back walk over in proper form, working back handspring
• Level 4: Can back handspring in proper form, working series handsprings
• Level 5: Has series handsprings in proper form, working tucks
• Level 6:  Has back tuck (running or standing) in proper form, working on layouts or other advanced skills.

For kids who will be in kindergarten or 1st grade this fall.

To view attire, class details & class schedule etc, go to: http://blissacademydance.com/summer-camp/

DANCE CAMP LEVELS

• If you are on a 2021-2022 competition team, you will see your team name listed under "grade." 
• If you are not on a competition team, choose based on your age + technique level.  Technique Level Chart is below:

TECHNIQUE LEVELS

• Level 1 (Novice) = New to a style or 1 year of dance.
• Level 2 (Beginning) = Knows all basic ballet positions, how to do a single pirouette, how to leap (etc) still working on consistency and form.
• Level 3 (Intermediate 1) =  Beginning skills have been mastered with proper form, working on intermediate skills (such as double turns and fouettés). 
• Level 4 (intermediate 2) = Most intermediate skills have been mastered (such as double pirouettes and fouettés) and dancer has their splits as well. 
• Level 5  (Advanced) = Intermediate skills have been mastered (such as triple pirouettes and switch leaps).  Excellent flexibility, learning advanced skills.
• Level 6 (Advanced+) = Solid 4+ pirouettes in proper form, consistent and well rounded in all areas of technique, elite flexibility, learning pro skills.

HIP HOP CAMP LEVELS

Choose group based on age (all ages come the same amount of time).  On day 1 of camp, we will split them by level.

For kids who will be in preschool this fall (which is usually ages 3-4).  If your 4 yr old has taken a couple years if dance and listens well,  you can sign up for the kinder-1st classes.

To view attire, class details & class schedule etc, go to: http://blissacademydance.com/summer-camp/

Competition Try Outs