'Locomotor movements' presentation slideshows

Dance Theory

Dance Theory. An Introduction to the Fundamentals. A Little To Think About Dance. Dance, or movement, is a natural activity that becomes an artistic expression when structured and formed by the elements of dance design using compositional forms.

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DANCE

DANCE. Dance communicates ideas, thoughts, and feelings through movement. 3 ELEMENTS OF DANCE. SPACE TIME FORCE/ ENERGY. SPACE. How and where dancers move within a given space Personal space (yours) General space (shared). SPACE. LOCOMOTOR MOVEMENTS Takes you from one spot to another

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Chapter ??

Chapter ??. C H A P T E R. 3. Elements of Dance. Chapter 3 Elements of Dance. Enduring understanding: The elements of dance are used in all dance genres and styles. Essential question: What are the elements of dance?. Learning Objectives. Recall the elements of dance.

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Play is Serious Business!

Play is Serious Business!. Teaching Progressions - Review. Accounting for Readiness. Has the child mastered the prerequisite skills? How does a child look when performing motor skills of lower or like complexity?

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Dance

Dance. Altered for use with 11 th grade students at Millwood High School, 2010, by S. MacInnes. http://hometown.aol.com/tapestrylj/TAPESTRYSITE/Colonial.html.

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The Elements of Dance

The Elements of Dance. Dance is a way of knowing and communicating. All societies use dance to communicate on both personal and cultural levels and to meet physical and spiritual needs.

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The Elements of Dance

The Elements of Dance. Dance is a way of knowing and communicating. All societies use dance to communicate on both personal and cultural levels and to meet physical and spiritual needs.

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The Elements of Dance

The Elements of Dance. Dance is a way of knowing and communicating. All societies use dance to communicate on both personal and cultural levels and to meet physical and spiritual needs.

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Dance

Dance. Part of the Arts & Humanities Core Content. Altered from Lori Theaker, MSLS for use with 11 th grade students at Millwood High School, 2009, by S. MacInnes. http://hometown.aol.com/tapestrylj/TAPESTRYSITE/Colonial.html.

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The Elements of Dance

The Elements of Dance. Dance is a way of knowing and communicating. All societies use dance to communicate on both personal and cultural levels and to meet physical and spiritual needs.

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Dance

Dance. Part of the Arts & Humanities Core Content. Altered for use with 5 th grade students at Perryville & Junction City Elementary Schools, 2005, by Lori Theaker, MSLS. http://hometown.aol.com/tapestrylj/TAPESTRYSITE/Colonial.html.

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CHAPTER 5 - BALLET

CHAPTER 5 - BALLET. I. Introduction A. Ballet History dates back to the 15th Century in Italy, a popular dance form for fun and celebration. Eventually the dance form became a way to entertain the families of Nobility.

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8 Locomotor movements 8 Non-Locomotor movements

LOCOMOTOR AND NON LOCOMOTOR. 8 Locomotor movements 8 Non-Locomotor movements. Motor Skills. Content- Physical Education Grade- 2 nd The purpose of this instructional powerpoint is to create a visual understanding of the differences between locomotor and non-locomotor movements.

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