Program Information

Drop-Off Classes let kids participate in activities without help from their parent or caregiver. It’s a great opportunity to practice independence and make new friends in a fun and safe environment!

Activities will change every season based on how your little one progresses. It’s all rooted in the three key areas of Sportball Methodology: sports skills, social skills, and motor skills.    As they evolve in these areas, so too will the activities. Classes will become more skill-based and complex to help them advance. We focus on

A water break is your kid’s chance to grab a drink, use the restroom, and rest in preparation for the next activity. It’s a great opportunity for kids to talk and get to know one another.    During this time, our coaches may also engage with the kids by telling stories, asking about their interests, and

It all depends on the program. If your child is registered for a baseball or T-Ball program, then they’ll need to bring their own baseball glove. Depending on location, they may receive a jersey and bat that they will also be required to bring to each class.    Similarly, if your child is registered for a

Our coaches assess children based on what they see during class. Lesson plans are modified according to the needs of the class as well as the needs of individual children.    Sportball does not provide written evaluations, but if you’d like an update on your child’s performance, our coaches are more than happy to discuss their

It depends on the program. During a Parent & Child program, one parent is expected to participate with their child throughout the class.    During an indoor Drop-Off program, parents are asked to remain outside of the play space to minimize distractions and separation anxiety. The idea is to develop kids’ independence and confidence by offering