How to Get a Three Year Old Ready for a Recital

Make sure the date of the rehearsal and recital are on the schedule well in advance to try to avoid other commitments., Read through all of the papers that the studio sends home., Make sure that you have paid., Check with the teacher to see if the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Make sure the date of the rehearsal and recital are on the schedule well in advance to try to avoid other commitments.

    They will tell you where you need to be at what time, what makeup is needed etc. , Some studios won't allow a child to perform if there is an outstanding balance. , If they do, you can do it yourself or have someone else take care of it.

    You should also label every piece of each costume now so it doesn't get lost. , If you do, check to see what you have to do. ,, Make sure you get there early. ,,, Try to help your child get a good amount of sleep. , If you are watching go out into the audience. ,
  2. Step 2: Read through all of the papers that the studio sends home.

  3. Step 3: Make sure that you have paid.

  4. Step 4: Check with the teacher to see if the costumes need to be altered.

  5. Step 5: Decide whether you want video or photo packages

  6. Step 6: which many studios offer.

  7. Step 7: Gather up everything you need the day before the rehearsal

  8. Step 8: makeup

  9. Step 9: hairspray

  10. Step 10: bobby pins

  11. Step 11: costumes etc.

  12. Step 12: Comb their hair and put on their makeup before you leave for the rehearsal.

  13. Step 13: Introduce your child to whoever will be looking after their class during the recital if you have not already done so.

  14. Step 14: Get your child into the first costume and help with other changes.

  15. Step 15: Make sure you have everything you brought when you leave.

  16. Step 16: Arrive early for the recital (with hair/makeup already done) and get your child settled and into the costume.

  17. Step 17: Enjoy the Recital!

Detailed Guide

They will tell you where you need to be at what time, what makeup is needed etc. , Some studios won't allow a child to perform if there is an outstanding balance. , If they do, you can do it yourself or have someone else take care of it.

You should also label every piece of each costume now so it doesn't get lost. , If you do, check to see what you have to do. ,, Make sure you get there early. ,,, Try to help your child get a good amount of sleep. , If you are watching go out into the audience. ,

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