Children & Teens’ Parties
Salsa-tropical Company based in London offers busy parents a unique idea to make their child’s birthday special, fun and exciting.
Children need can benefit tremendously from working/dancing together as part of a team: leader and follower, improve fitness, coordination, having fun with music.
Maria says:
I felt there was a gap in the party market for children to do something with Salsa.”Salsa can be a solo, partner and/or group activity, it is a wonderful way for children to practice and/or develop team spirit and social skills.Salsa teaches kids about rhythm, musicality, diversity in a fun environment.Salsa-tropical teaches Rueda de Casino, Bachata, Merengue and Salsa, which is a fantastic way to join the group together as one listening to the Happy Music of Salsa and following the calls of the moves …children really love it! In some ways, dance has the same effect as other physical activity because it releases the same endorphins, or feel good chemicals.
What about running a birthday party for your child and getting them dancing together, learning steps and having fun?
CHILDREN PARTY PACKAGES
Bambino Basic
- One Teacher only
Bambino Standard
- One Male Teacher & One Female Teacher
Bambino Classic
- A Couple Teaching and Performing ( Show)
- DJ ( minimum 3 hrs)
Our Children’s Party packages are fun-filled while they learn how to dance Salsa.
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Our Children’s Party packages are fun-filled while they learn how to dance Salsa.
Bambino Deluxe
- A Couple Teaching
- DJ
- Venue
- 4 taxi dancers
Bambino Super-Deluxe
- A Couple Teaching + Performing a show
- DJ
- Decoration
- 6 taxi dancers
- Latin Band
- Video Cameraman
June 2009Maria has worked with us for two-day workshops over the last two years as part of our Creative Arts project on Latin America. Our year 8 students have loved every minute and become really involved in the dancing – both boys and girls. Maria is a patient and motivating teacher and we are already looking forward to the next event.
Mrs M HicksThe children had a lovely day learning the salsa steps according to Puerto Rican salsa style. They threw themselves into the routine, trying their best to get the moves down to a T. They loved the competitive aspect of it as well!
Abigail BlackThank you very much for the best party I’ve had before, it was a great success and all my friends were impressed and they also learnt a few salsa moves. However I don’t think they have quite mastered them yet!! I will always be happy to recommend salsa as a birthday theme.
Lana and NoraThank you for yesterday. The girls really enjoyed it and you and your assistant were very good with them. I appreciate you arriving in plenty of time as well. Thanks again for coming out – the girls had a great time and it all went very well.
VanessaI wanted to say a very big thank you! The children had a wonderful time yesterday and you really created a lovely atmosphere – we hope to see you again sometime, my husband even said he might like to take lessons!
MelanieI just wanted to give a big thank you for your work over the last 2 days at Warlingham School. It was so obvious that almost all the pupils really enjoyed themselves – only those very silly kids who wouldn’t join in properly missed out. You worked extremely hard and everyone had positive things to say. I hope we work together again.
Mrs M HicksThank you so much for coming on Tuesday – it was a real success, we thoroughly enjoyed it.
Liz…And just a few ideas to help you out on your little one’s party:
CAR GAMES
- Imaginary Hide-n-Seek – get creative with hide-n-seek.
- Imagination Travel – the easiest way to go
- Puzzle Box – see if you can figure out what’s inside.
- Creature Guessing Game – A fun guessing game for 2 or more children.
COOPERATION GAMES
- 15 Seconds – how to get each person talking
- Continuum – game to learn something about people you’ve just met
- Untying Knots – game to learn to work together.
- Straw Games – easy ideas for games with a box of straws.
- Imaginary Hide-n-Seek – get creative with hide-n-seek.
- Name Game – idea for a new group to get to know each other’s names
- Tied in Knots – everyone is laughing while they try and untangle themselves.
- Imagination Travel – the easiest way to go
- Colors – easy treasure hunt that’s lots of fun.
- Tag – lots of ideas to play tag.
- Sculpture Gallery – Use creative ideas to produce a sculpture.
- Popcorn – fun game for large groups of kids.
- Changing the Leader – A fun way to improve non-verbal communication skills.
OUTDOOR GAMES
- Water Balloons – Water Balloons – fun on a hot summer day
- Continuum – game to learn something about people you’ve just met
- Untying Knots – game to learn to work together.
- Wave Game – a mixture of hide-n-seek and freeze tag.
- Tied in Knots – everyone is laughing while they try and untangle themselves.
- Marbles – fun game for kids of all ages
- Imagination Travel – the easiest way to go
- Archeology Game – how do they do it?
- Colors – easy treasure hunt that’s lots of fun.
- Tag – lots of ideas to play tag.
- Sculpture Gallery – Use creative ideas to produce a sculpture.
- Popcorn – fun game for large groups of kids.
- Mancala – an ancient strategy game
- Measuring Energy – see the power of positive thinking!
- Dinosaur Dig – create a dinosaur dig for children who love dinosaurs.
- Bubbles – bubbles are fun for everyone and easy to manage with large groups of children.
- Scavenger Hunt – easy to play and lots of fun for everyone.
- Fossil Guessing Game – figure out what made the fossil.
- Bubble Game – Put the kids inside a bubble!
- Changing the Leader – A fun way to improve non-verbal communication skills.
- Who am I? – An easy game for children of all ages.
GAME IDEAS
- Wave Game – a mixture of hide-n-seek and freeze tag.
- Theme Names – competitive game where the kids will learn each other’s names.
- Name Game – idea for a new group to get to know each other’s names
- Tied in Knots – everyone is laughing while they try and untangle themselves.
- Puzzle Box – see if you can figure out what’s inside.
- Tag – lots of ideas to play tag.
- Bubbles – bubbles are fun for everyone and easy to manage with large groups of children.
- Changing the Leader – A fun way to improve non-verbal communication skills.
ICE BREAKER GAMES
- 15 Seconds – how to get each person talking
- Continuum – game to learn something about people you’ve just met
- Untying Knots – game to learn to work together.
- Theme Names – competitive game where the kids will learn each other’s names.
- Name Game – idea for a new group to get to know each other’s names
- Tied in Knots – everyone is laughing while they try and untangle themselves.
- Popcorn – fun game for large groups of kids.
- Bubbles – bubbles are fun for everyone and easy to manage with large groups of children.
- Changing the Leader – A fun way to improve non-verbal communication skills.
- Who am I? – An easy game for children of all ages.
…And just a few ideas to help you out on your little one’s party:
CAR GAMES
- Imaginary Hide-n-Seek – get creative with hide-n-seek.
- Imagination Travel – the easiest way to go
- Puzzle Box – see if you can figure out what’s inside.
- Creature Guessing Game – A fun guessing game for 2 or more children.
COOPERATION GAMES
- 15 Seconds – how to get each person talking
- Continuum – game to learn something about people you’ve just met
- Untying Knots – game to learn to work together.
- Straw Games – easy ideas for games with a box of straws.
- Imaginary Hide-n-Seek – get creative with hide-n-seek.
- Name Game – idea for a new group to get to know each other’s names
- Tied in Knots – everyone is laughing while they try and untangle themselves.
- Imagination Travel – the easiest way to go
- Colors – easy treasure hunt that’s lots of fun.
- Tag – lots of ideas to play tag.
- Sculpture Gallery – Use creative ideas to produce a sculpture.
- Popcorn – fun game for large groups of kids.
- Changing the Leader – A fun way to improve non-verbal communication skills.
OUTDOOR GAMES
- Water Balloons – Water Balloons – fun on a hot summer day
- Continuum – game to learn something about people you’ve just met
- Untying Knots – game to learn to work together.
- Wave Game – a mixture of hide-n-seek and freeze tag.
- Tied in Knots – everyone is laughing while they try and untangle themselves.
- Marbles – fun game for kids of all ages
- Imagination Travel – the easiest way to go
- Archeology Game – how do they do it?
- Colors – easy treasure hunt that’s lots of fun.
- Tag – lots of ideas to play tag.
- Sculpture Gallery – Use creative ideas to produce a sculpture.
- Popcorn – fun game for large groups of kids.
- Mancala – an ancient strategy game
- Measuring Energy – see the power of positive thinking!
- Dinosaur Dig – create a dinosaur dig for children who love dinosaurs.
- Bubbles – bubbles are fun for everyone and easy to manage with large groups of children.
- Scavenger Hunt – easy to play and lots of fun for everyone.
- Fossil Guessing Game – figure out what made the fossil.
- Bubble Game – Put the kids inside a bubble!
- Changing the Leader – A fun way to improve non-verbal communication skills.
- Who am I? – An easy game for children of all ages.
GAME IDEAS
- Wave Game – a mixture of hide-n-seek and freeze tag.
- Theme Names – competitive game where the kids will learn each other’s names.
- Name Game – idea for a new group to get to know each other’s names
- Tied in Knots – everyone is laughing while they try and untangle themselves.
- Puzzle Box – see if you can figure out what’s inside.
- Tag – lots of ideas to play tag.
- Bubbles – bubbles are fun for everyone and easy to manage with large groups of children.
- Changing the Leader – A fun way to improve non-verbal communication skills.
ICE BREAKER GAMES
- 15 Seconds – how to get each person talking
- Continuum – game to learn something about people you’ve just met
- Untying Knots – game to learn to work together.
- Theme Names – competitive game where the kids will learn each other’s names.
- Name Game – idea for a new group to get to know each other’s names
- Tied in Knots – everyone is laughing while they try and untangle themselves.
- Popcorn – fun game for large groups of kids.
- Bubbles – bubbles are fun for everyone and easy to manage with large groups of children.
- Changing the Leader – A fun way to improve non-verbal communication skills.
- Who am I? – An easy game for children of all ages.