Pricing options are listed below and are for ONE child. Sibling discounts available.  FREE: Siblings younger than 6 months and older than 6yrs.  

We follow the public school calendar for holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas, Easter, July 4th, etc).  We are also closed one week in August.

• $299 – Annual Pass: Unlimited Classes
• FALL Session: $125/$35 Sibling –Unlimited Classes Sept-Dec 20
• WINTER/SPRING Session: $175/$50 Sibling –Unlimited Classes Jan-May
• SUMMER Session: $105/$30 Sibling –Unlimited Classes June-August 
• $12 – Drop in ea. child
• Free Trial Class – **Receive 10% off all pricing options on the day of your free trial!

Can I try out a class first before deciding to attend?

Yes, you can!  We offer a penny trial class so that you can experience a class before making a purchase.

Do I attend class with my child?

Yes, all classes are designed at the studio to be taken alongside a caregiver.

What does a typical class look like?

Before each class begins, there is an invitation to play in the middle of the room. There could be instruments, movement props, or books depending on the class.  Once the teacher will call class to order, we sit in a circle to sing our Hello song. Each class varies on songs, activities and instruments used but will always end with our Goodbye song and a stamp if desired.   Each class is designed to aid in your child’s development body, mind and spirit.

What if my child doesn’t participate or misbehaves in class?

Each child has different temperaments and personalities.  Some children need time to warm up to a new environment. They are still learning as they absorb their surroundings even if not participating.  

Children misbehave for a variety of reasons: hunger, tired, over-sensitized, scared, or establishing independence to name a few.  As caregivers, we can feel shame when our child misbehaves, wanting our children to perform well. The teacher will use redirection as a common strategy to help.  If you need to remove your child from the class, there is a hallway outside the studio. You can return when you feel comfortable to do so!

Can other family members come or bring my child(ren)?

Absolutely!  We love having all family members attend: Moms, Dad, Grandmas, Grandpas, Aunts, and Uncles. Nannies also are welcome to attend.

If my child has special needs, can he or she participate?

Yes!  We work with all children and their families.

How is Sing n’ Sprout different than other music and movement programs?

One of the things that makes us different is that we teach family style to all ages birth through 5 years old.  We also have flexible scheduling, allowing you to not be locked into a certain day and time to attend. Another difference is our Christian emphasis.  However, you do not need to be a Christian to attend. All classes include a prayer time. Of the three classes offered each month, one class will be completely centered around a Christian theme.

Do you have discounts for siblings?

Yes!  We try to make it as affordable for families with multiple kids. The discount vary depending on the pricing option.taken

5000 MacArthur Lane, Suite 109, Sioux Falls, SD 57108

We are located on the southwest corner of 57th and Cliff.  Just to the west of HyVee.  We are in Suite 109 located on the first floor of the MacArthur Apartment Building.  

Go into the main double doors, walk down the hall to the right and we are on the left. Suite 109.

Studio: 605-271-0466

Jenni’s Cell: 605-731-9850

Studio: StudioSiouxFalls@singnsprout.com

Jenni: jenni@singnsprout.com

Lori: lori@singnsprout.com

Keeping our classroom safe takes top priority. Thank you for helping keep our classroom healthy for all who attend:

Colds: The common cold presents the most frequent problem since it is so easily transmitted from child to child. A child with a “heavy” cold and a hacking cough belongs at home, even though there may not be a fever.

Vomiting, Diarrhea, and Fever: Children with vomiting, diarrhea, and fever should be kept at home. A child must be free from the above symptoms for 24 hours (without the use of vomit, diarrhea, and fever reducing medications) before coming to class.

***A child with a fever over 100 degrees orally or 99 degrees axillary should not attend class. 

Rashes: A rash may be the first sign of childhood illnesses, such as chicken pox. A rash or “spots” may cover the entire body or may appear in only one area. Do not bring your child to class until your doctor says it is safe to do so.

Lice: We use scarves in class.  Many times we put scarves on our heads. If your child has head lice (live lice) they must be treated with a lice shampoo treatment before they can come to class. Exclusion for live lice or eggs is neither necessary nor recommended by research or reputable sources. Treatment must be repeated in seven days or as the package indicates.

Open Sores: Open sores need special attention. Impetigo is one form of a contagious skin infection that requires medical treatment before a child can attend class.

Miscellaneous: A variety of other conditions (fifths disease, hand, foot and mouth disease, scabies, flu, etc.) may require special health care. When you suspect or know your child has a contagious problem, we would appreciate you keeping your child home.