Project Commotion operates a movement- and play-focused early childhood and youth studio in San Francisco that offers in-person classes, family playgroups, school residencies, summer enrichment, and adult education centered on movement and sensory-motor development.
Project Commotion runs a San Francisco studio delivering movement- and play-based early childhood and youth education designed to support physical, social-emotional, and sensory-motor development. Programming at the studio is described as inclusive of children of all abilities and bilingual (English/Spanish).
The organization emphasizes intentional, developmentally appropriate movement and sensory-motor experiences to support self-regulation, body awareness, and social skills. Staff work from a philosophy of meeting children where they are physically and developmentally and use equipment and activities aimed at progression through emerging motor and social milestones.
Camp Commotion is Project Commotion’s annual summer camp where campers explore movement, arts & literacy, social skills, self-discovery, and play.
Developmentally appropriate introduction to Capoeira for preschool-age children. Classes incorporate music, rhythm, creative movement, and introduction to Capoeira movements and partner work, along with games and free play.
Curriculum develops self-expression and body awareness through various dance, movement, and music practices, using imagination and play to support developmental processes.
Project Commotion’s movement and play-based early childhood program.
Free play and exploration with inspirations from creative movement and dance for children from ages zero to three; caregiver participation is required.
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