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Why Your Kids Should be in Acting Classes

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There are a lot of different extracurricular activities to choose from for children, and only so much time and money to make them happen. While the focus tends to be on sports for the physical benefits, there are a lot of non-sport options that deserve consideration, acting classes most of all.Acting classes boast numerous skills and benefits that a child will carry through their daily lives. Here are some compelling reasons why your kids should be in acting classes.

Part of a Community

Don’t think of the fact that your child isn’t on a sports team as a con to opting for a non-sport activity. While acting may not mean your child is on a team in the traditional sense, they’ll be a part of a larger community and have to work with others on a regular basis. Even while working on solo skill development, there’s a sense of camaraderie and support in the acting community that’s hard to find elsewhere. If you’re in Florida, make sure to check out professional orlando acting classes for a place near you!The Parramatta Actors Centre in Sydney, Australia summed it up best when they said,

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  1. I haven’t ever thought about enrolling my kids in acting. They all do sports as their extracurriculars, but now that I can see the advantages, I might try to find a summer acting class for them if they are interested. Thanks for the information!

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