Wonder · Movement · Growth

It Begins with Wonder.

Kids Love Aerial creates supportive spaces where children can explore movement, take on meaningful challenges, connect, and discover what they are capable of.

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The KLA approach

More Than Movement

Kids learn through movement. Aerial gives them space to explore, experiment, solve problems, take meaningful risks, and discover what they are capable of.

The goal is not a perfect trick. It is a thoughtful experience where curiosity, connection, and each child's own progress matter.

  1. Explore

    Curiosity leads. Children have room to wonder, experiment, and find their own way forward.

  2. Play

    Play is part of learning. It is an invitation to imagine, create, and try something new.

  3. Challenge

    Children are supported enough to try and challenged enough to keep growing.

  4. Connect

    Teachers guide with encouragement, making space for trust, partnership, and belonging.

  5. Grow

    Progress is personal. Every child can learn at their own pace without comparison.

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The guide behind KLA

Meet Hannahsita

Hannahsita is the educator, movement teacher, and aerial instructor behind Kids Love Aerial. Her approach begins with a simple belief: teachers are guides.

She creates space for children to explore, try, problem-solve, and progress at their own pace. Her role is not simply to show a movement, but to observe, encourage, and offer the right support for each child to discover what they can do.

Her background brings together education, health education and exercise physiology, personal training, yoga, and aerial instruction, with more than six years teaching yoga and aerial yoga, leading workshops, and helping facilitate teacher trainings.

More about Hannahsita

A thoughtful class rhythm

What Happens in Class?

Every class has a clear rhythm, but no two children need to move through it in exactly the same way. There is guidance to help children feel supported while still having room to explore, make choices, and learn through experience.

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  1. Arrive

    Settle in, meet the group, and get comfortable in the space.

  2. Prepare

    Warm up together and get ready to move with intention.

  3. Explore

    Follow guided invitations to climb, swing, roll, and discover.

  4. Practice

    Return to new movements with support, questions, and encouragement.

  5. Create

    Play with ideas, make choices, and solve movement puzzles.

  6. Reset

    Slow down, reconnect with the group, and bring class to a thoughtful close.

There is a place to begin

Find Your Class

From a first experience with the fabric to a focused workshop, KLA offerings make room for curiosity, guided practice, and individual progress. Explore the ways children and groups can begin.

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Kids Aerial Classes

Playful, guided aerial experiences for children ready to explore movement and fabric. Beginners are welcome.

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Workshops

Focused experiences with room to try something new, practice together, and follow an idea further.

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Special Programs

Flexible movement experiences created for groups, events, and community settings.

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For schools and organized groups

Aerial Movement for Schools & Programs

Kids Love Aerial brings guided aerial movement to schools, homeschool communities, enrichment programs, youth organizations, studios, and other organized groups.

The approach brings structure and wonder together through play, exploration, age-appropriate challenge, and supportive instruction. This gives students room to ask questions, solve movement problems, practice together, and progress at their own pace.

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Guided Movement

Clear invitations and thoughtful support help students understand where to begin.

Playful Exploration

Fabric becomes a tool for curiosity, experimentation, and creative movement.

Individual Progress

Students are encouraged to learn at their own pace without comparison.

Connection & Community

Shared movement makes room to listen, collaborate, and learn together.

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Safe challenge

Supported enough to try.Challenged enough to grow.

Challenge is part of learning. KLA creates space for children to explore, practice, and meet new movement experiences with thoughtful guidance and appropriate support.

The aim is not to remove every challenge or rush toward the next skill. It is to help each child stay curious, keep trying, and progress at their own pace.

Progress is personal.

There is room for you here

When children are free to wonder, they are free to grow.

Find a place to begin, or bring a thoughtful KLA movement experience to your school or group.