Creative movement-improvisation / choreography we take each student's own movements vocabulary seriously. Therefore we teach creative dance which helps children to discover body awareness and movement vocabulary by themselves. We teach creative methods according to their age. From pre-k through all the levels of modern ballet and contemporary classes. We let them improvise using many suggestive images and cues to create their own images to dance to. They will learn that we are all different in special ways. We often work as a group so that everyone has an opportunity to collaborate and share their creativity. In this phase, we watch and critique each other so children can develop a thought process when observing dance. Students learn how to give and receive constructive, positive and respectfully honest feedback which builds confidence while helping kids improve-a life-skill they will use in many other contexts.

Ballet training is centered around developing technique, musicality, coordination, strength, and flexibility. This forms a solid foundation applicable to various dance styles. After about 5 years of ballet class, students (with their teacher's permission) may choose to embark on pointe work. "En pointe" involves mechanical and artistic aspects, demanding strong technique and focus. The dedication and effort put into ballet class make the experience fun and gratifying.

Contemporary Dance technique brings more dynamics, muscular movement, and steps into the movement. In the class, students learn creative dance, choreography, and improvisation.

Students are encouraged to work together and rapport is developed among them and the teacher. There is a visible progression of learning and skill acquisition that happens over time in MoBu’s Contemporary classes; once dancers become Teens in the program, they develop choreography collaboratively with teachers in the various Teen Company classes. Contemporary is always evolving and each teacher at MoBu bring their own set of skills and expertise.

Hip-hop is a fun, challenging, and energetic class that welcomes movers and groovers of all levels. This style can best be described as “funk and grooves” with inspiration from Jazz Funk, House, Breakdance, and new-style commercial choreography. This class focuses on elements of rhythm, movement textures, musicality, and expression. Students are encouraged to develop their own sense of style and individuality through freestyle and compositional prompts. Hip-hop is recognized as a dance form, as well as a culture that is driven by people, pop culture, music, art, and various other mediums of expression.