top of page



-
What ages are classes for?At this time, Crafterina® Virtual Ballet Lessons are geared for young dancers ages 3-7.
-
What should my child wear for class?Your child should wear clothing that is comfortable to move in. We recommend a simple t-shirt, leotard, leggings, tight, ballet skirt, or shorts. When choosing footwear for class, please be mindful of the type of flooring you have at home. Dancing barefoot, using non-slip grip socks, or wearing ballet slippers are great options! As is the standard in most dance classes, it's helpful to have hair pulled back and not to wear jewelry.
-
How large are classes?Individualized attention is key when learning in dance. For this reason, Crafterina® Virtual Lessons are capped at 10-12 students via Zoom per lesson.
-
What will my child learn?Dancing sparks the imagination and inspires the heart! Each 45 minute lesson includes a basic ballet class with age appropriate ballet vocabulary and movement concepts. Participants will also learn a themed movement activity and get to play a dancing game at the end of the lesson!
-
How do I set up a Zoom Account?For help setting up a Zoom account, check out our helpful guide below: • First, visit https://zoom.us on your computer/tablet/phone to create your own account. • You can test Zoom on your device ahead of time: https://zoom.us/test • Once registration and payment is complete you'll receive a confirmation email with a direct link to join shortly before class begins. • Click the link in your email or enter the Meeting ID and you will be connected to the Zoom class. • When joining class be sure to write your child's name on the profile page so it is visible to the teacher on the Zoom screen during class. • Be sure to select "with video" and "join with computer audio" or "phone". If you have any questions regarding online classes, please send an email to: dance@crafterina.com with the subject line Crafterina Zoom Classes.
-
I've signed up for Zoom, but where is the link to join class?"Once registration and payment is complete you'll receive a confirmation email with a direct link button and Meeting ID to join class.
-
Who teaches the classes?Founder and Creator of Crafterina® Vanessa Salgado will teach the lessons via Zoom. About the Instructor: Vanessa Salgado is a Professional Dancer and Visual Artist based out of New York City. Vanessa has taught many little dancers through out Manhattan, concentrating primarily at the School at STEPS on Broadway, and the Joffrey Ballet School. She has also worked for the Education Department at New York City Center. She can be seen performing with CONTINUUM Contemporary/Ballet. Vanessa is a graduate of the Alvin Ailey/Fordham University BFA Program at Lincoln Center. She also holds a Certification in Dance Education from the Dance Education Laboratory at the NY 92nd St. Y Harkness Dance Center. Her work work has been featured in Dance Teacher Magazine, Dance Spirit, Dance Informa, and METRO US Newspaper, among others. For more information about Vanessa, please visit www.VanessaSalgado.com.
-
Can I film my child's lesson?Unfortunately, we do not allow classes to be filmed. In order to respect the privacy of participating families and their children, we kindly ask that you do not film the Zoom screen while your child is participating in the lesson.
-
What happens if my child is late to class?Technical glitches are bound to happen when dealing with computers, so no worries! If you're late to class your child is still welcome to participate.
-
Can I sign up two kids?The more the merrier! If you have more than one child at home that is interested in participating we ask that you register and pay for each child seperately. Our system does not currently allow us to process more than one client at a time.
-
RefundsAll purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable. Once classes have been purchased and digital products have been delivered it is considered a final sale.
-
How do I download my printable crafts?Once registration and payment are complete you'll receive a confirmation email with information about class as well as a button to click and download your printable crafts. We recommend using regular paper for coloring page printables and cardstock for a more durable feel and longer use for 3D paper crafts.


bottom of page