CapoBox: Movement, Music & Cultural Arts Enrichment

CapoBox is a structured, arts-based enrichment program that blends movement, music, cultural arts, and cooperative play to help students build confidence, coordination, creativity, teamwork, rhythm, and self-expression.

Drawing inspiration from Afro-Brazilian capoeira traditions and youth fitness principles, students engage in age-appropriate, non-contact activities that promote physical literacy, cultural awareness, collaboration, and leadership in a fun, inclusive, and supportive environment.

All activities are designed with safety, accessibility, and positive social interaction at the core.


Student Outcomes

Through CapoBox, students develop:


Program Details

Grades
K–5
Class Length
60 minutes
Session Length
8–10 weeks
Maximum Enrollment
12 students
Location
Recreation room, library, gymnasium, or outdoor playground
Experience Required
None

Program Components

Music

Students explore rhythm through clapping patterns, call-and-response songs, percussion activities, and group participation that builds timing, listening, and coordination.

Movement

Students develop balance, agility, coordination, spatial awareness, and movement confidence through structured games, challenges, and guided physical activities.

Cultural Arts

Students are introduced to Afro-Brazilian traditions, history, music, and cultural expression through engaging, age-appropriate learning experiences.

Collaboration

Students participate in partner work, cooperative games, and team challenges that strengthen communication, empathy, and teamwork.


Instructor

Kesba Irvine, CapoBox instructor

Kesba Irvine

  • ACE Certified Group Fitness Instructor
  • Community Arts Partner, The Creative Advantage
  • Capoeira Teaching Artist
  • Youth Boxing Coach
  • Experienced educator working with youth, adults, and older adults