Background to the Fouette
In one of four groups: historians, researchers, illustrators and tutors, students research and teach a fouette.
In one of four groups: historians, researchers, illustrators and tutors, students research and teach a fouette.
Students observe, experience and notate basic salsa moves.
Students play Aussie dance map.
Students discuss cultural dance styles and individual heritages. Plan and teach a cultural dance.
Students create a cygnet dance in the style of line dancing. Rate selves using activity sheet.
Students design and promote a free dance bootcamp.
Students discuss dance styles, create a mind map, select a style and create a glossary of terms.
Students develop a dance duet without music by utilising sounds in their immediate environment.
Students participate in a number of small activities leading to hip hop free form (improvisation).
Students find examples of graffiti and create a phrase based on graffiti images.
Students create a hip hop fashion show.
Students attempt to expand their solo ideas through improvisation techniques.
Students create a jumping phrase and consider musical implications for different jump speeds.
Students explore a range of jumps and observe some jump styles from the internet.
Students learn a range of contemporary dance movements and phrases.
Students learn some movements from the clip, arrange these in an order that they prefer and perform the dance to a range of musical scores.
Students discuss a song that resonates with them; try to find a song that resonates for the class.
Students describe footwear for dance, history of the point shoe and experience a range of feet and calf strengthening exercises, keeping a record.
Exploring what friendly rivalry means, students perform and dance battle in a hip hop style.
Students improvise with the basic salsa steps.
Students learn one salsa dance and then swap leading roles.
Students warm up and learn a dance from the Dance Academy website tutorials.
Students learn about the history of hip hop and based on freezes and poses create a simple hip hop phrase.
Students consider pre-performance processes and relate to time calls.
Students try a few rock’n’roll moves and create a photo wall of fame.