Little Leapers

Little Leapers offers Soccer, Tiny Tots Soccer + T-Ball, and Farm School. Soccer includes field boundaries, scrimmaging, ball handling, sportsmanship, turn taking, and team building. Tiny Tots Soccer + T-Ball starts with 4 weeks of soccer and ends with 4 weeks of t-ball, and Farm School includes arts and crafts, gardening, animal care, stories, sensory play, and outdoor exploration.

Programs

• Soccer — 3-5 Years · Spring, Summer, Fall; 30 minutes, once per week, for 8 weeks · Introduces field boundaries, scrimmaging, ball handing, sportsmanship, turn taking, and team building.
• Tiny Tots Soccer + T-Ball — 2-3.5 Years · Spring, Summer, Fall; 30 minutes, once per week, for 8 weeks · First 4 weeks are soccer and last 4 weeks are t-ball. Emphasizes gross motor skills, social skills, and academic development.
• Farm School — 2-6 Years · Spring, Summer, Fall; once weekly · Agricultural learning through arts and crafts, gardening, animal care, stories, sensory play, and outdoor exploration. Adults remain on site with their children.

At a glance

• Ages: 2–6 years old

About the provider

Little Leapers was founded in 2018 by Cheyenne Little. It says it serves thousands of children each year across California, Texas, and Idaho, and it focuses on small and rural communities where recreational activities are scarce, especially for the preschool age group. Its mission is to serve instructors, students, and families equally across as many communities as it can, while keeping rates affordable and using an inclusive curriculum.

Children of all levels, ages, and abilities are encouraged to play. The program states it welcomes children of all abilities and can accommodate students with special needs such as autism, cerebral palsy, Downs Syndrome, mutism, speech delays, and more. Instructors undergo extra training to engage with children of all abilities. Farm School is limited to California residents only and adults remain on site with their children.

Last updated October 1, 2026.