Dance!
Dance can be a lot of fun! This week, I would like you to find a piece of music that you love to listen to and create some simple movements. Create your own short sequence of movements to your music and then think about how you can change them:
· Can you complete the same movement with a different body part?
· Can you change the level of your movement, making it higher or lower?
· Can you change the speed of the movement?
Put your music on and try and perform your dance 🙂
Have fun!
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Dear Miss Drury,
I chose the music True to Your Heart (Stevie Wonder / Mulan Soundtrack) and did the tasks above. It was fun!
Greetings,
Sophia
Great song choice Sophia!
I’m done dancing and I think it was very fun! I had to move a lot and dance, I love dancing with music. It makes me feel confident! I love this blog so much.
It is great to hear you feel confident when dancing Sophie!
I made a dance to my favourite song “Pretty Shiny People” by George Ezra. I lift my right knee then the left knee. Next kick to the right then the left and pretend you have a lasso. Repeat but this time replace the lasso with shuffling side to side.
I tried to replace my knee movement with my elbows and the punched my arms instead of kicks. It was difficult to do the movements when I was down low, I fell over. I can do it faster.
Well done Finley, using your elbow instead of your knee is a great way of changing your movements.
I created a dance routine to the song ‘Tick Tock’ by Mabel and Clean Bandit.
One step in my dance routine involves moving my arms from side to side. I can complete the same movement using my legs.
Another step involves me jumping up and down. I can jump higher.
I can change the speed of my hand movements at different parts of the song that go faster and slower.
Layla
I did my dance homework I did it in the morning because when I danced I got ready for the day.
Dear Miss Drury,
I made up a dance with my brother Rocco . We danced to our favourite song Dance Monkey ?.
From Sophia
Great song choice Sophia!