41. Raper's Dance Corner lesson plans for Social dances. taught by. H. Leon Raper Funk Styling New, under construction; lesson Plan for Swing dance Clubs. 4 Week lesson Plan http://www.dancecorner.com/teacher/lessons/

Raper's Dance Corner Phone: 1(480)945-9100 .... Fax: 1(480)945-9102 ... E-mail Raper's Dance Classes Dance Teachers Corner Visitor Feedback ... Starting A New Dance Club (Helpful Hints) Swing Dance Country Western Dance Competition Judging Other Dance Links ... H. Leon Raper Lesson Plans for Social Dances taught by H. Leon Raper Class information - all dances Teaching Philosophy Dance Lesson Introduction Elements of Music Raper's Dance Dictionary ... HELP Lesson Plans Hustle Lindy Hop 90 Minute 6 Lesson Plan Step List Night Club 2-Step Retro Swing ... Waltz West Coast Swing Straight Count Method Rolling Count Method - Syncopated Get Down Swing ... Funk Styling - New, under construction Lesson Plan for Swing Dance Clubs 4 Week Lesson Plan Fad Dances Macarena Dance Lessons Taught by H. Leon Raper: Balboa ... Cha Cha ... Country/Western Dances (many) ... East Coast Swing ... Flying Lindy ... Fox Trot ... Hustle ... Lindy Hop ... Mambo ... Retro Swing ... Rumba ... Salsa ... Samba ... Speed Shag (AKA: St. Louis Shag) ... Tango ... Two Step ... Waltz ... West Coast Swing ... Also Specialty Fad Dances Or Routines: Macarena ... Hand Jive ... Line Dances and many others ...

42. Physical Education Lesson Plans Here are some physical education lesson plans submitted by various individuals. Welcome to the NFL, YMCA Marching/dance lesson, Wild Wild West http://www.pittschools.org/aes/physed8.htm

Physical Education Lesson Plans Here are some physical education lesson plans submitted by various individuals. I will add more in the future. If you find one you can use be kind and reciprocate by sharing a physical education lesson plan of your's someone else might could use. If you would like to submit a lesson for inclusion on this site feel free to use the lesson plan submission form by clicking HERE. For those of you who have the javascript turned off on your browser click here for a text only version of this page Frisbee Stations 3 on 1 Jump Rope A-maze-d Barnyard Tag Integrated Curriculum States of Fitness Alphabet Soup Candy Land Bodies of Letters No Habla Ingles VoCrab Soccer Jump Rope Bingo Crossing the Country Hula Hoop Math Fitness Musical Hoops Ketchup, Mustard, and Mayo Driving Warmup Innovative Warm-ups Exercise Hunt Race Track Six Corners Aerobic Sock Darts 11 Components of Fitness Four Corners Locomotion Wahl-Coates Snatch Exercise Tag Four Corners Warm Up Tag Games Swamp Monster Shark Attack! Jail Break Drop the Chalupa Sharks and Seals Stoplight Zookeeper Toy Story Tag Color Tag Bataca Jail Tag Roller Racer Buffalo Bill Scooter Scrammble Attack of the Chickens Goblins and Zombies Hoop Monster Wildcat Dribble Tag Scooter Race Tag Jail House 4 Square Tag Midnight Classroom Games Pac-Man Mirror Human Tic Tac Toe School Room Tag Silent Speedball Name Game Health/Nutrition Fat Tracks Healthy Diet Webquest Low Fat Locomotion Ingredient Snack Hunt Food Basket Upset Pathogen Attack Skeleton Race Miscellaneous Balloon Madness

43. Physical Education Lesson Plans These are physical education lesson plans submitted by various individuals. Gymnastics Online Quiz Example Assessment 1 dance/Movement Assessment http://www.pittschools.org/aes/physed10.htm

Physical Education Lesson Plans These are physical education lesson plans submitted by various individuals. I hope this new text only version helps those of you who cannot use the javascript version on the original page. It's practical, not fancy. You will have to use your Back button on your browser to get back to this page. If you find a lesson you can use be kind and reciprocate by sharing a physical education lesson plan of your's that someone else might could use. If you would like to submit a lesson for inclusion on this site feel free to use the lesson plan submission form by clicking HERE. Or you may just e-mail it to me. Thanks - John Williams Frisbee Stations 3 on 1 Jump Rope A-maze-d Barnyard Tag Integrated Curriculum States of Fitness Alphabet Soup Candy Land Bodies of Letters ... Hula Hoop Math Fitness Musical Hoops Ketchup, Mustard, and Mayo Driving Warmup Innovative Warm-ups ... Four Corners Warm Up Tag Games Swamp Monster Shark Attack! Jail Break Drop the Chalupa ... Midnight Classroom Games Pac-Man Mirror Human Tic Tac Toe School Room Tag ... Name Game Health/Nutrition Fat Tracks Healthy Diet (Webquest) Low Fat Locomotion Ingredient Snack Hunt ... Skeleton Race Miscellaneous No Movement Basketball Balloon Madness Stop, Drop and Roll

44. Lesson Plans This lesson plan combines an art activity with social studies by having K6 students Eighteenth-Century Music and dance; As a result of this lesson, http://www.eagle.ca/~matink/themes/Pioneers/lessons.html

Home Page Ontario Curriculum Teacher Resources Libraries ... Themes Pioneer Lesson Plans A Pioneer Journal Grade 4 students will take on the persona of a pioneer boy or girl, and write a fictional series of journal entries describing, from a child's view, some of the events, hardships and adventures of the trek west. Apple Dolls This lesson plan combines an art activity with social studies by having K-6 students make a pioneer children's toy, an apple doll. Beginning of an Era: The Colonial Era (pdf file) This Grade 3 unit is an integrated curriculum that incorporates skills across all discipline areas that include math, science, language arts, social studies, writing and geography. The student use hands on activities to learn about Colonial America. Building a Nation The topics covered in this unit are Immigration, Confederation, the Canadian Pacific Railway, the Treaties, and the Wars. Students will know that events of this time and the immigration of various peoples brought about profound changes and that the events and people of this time have helped shape what Canada is today. Celebrating Heritage Week: 90 GREAT IDEAS This is a handy guide to some of the activities you can do to improve awareness and appreciation of our unique heritage! Presented in 18 categories, it includes ideas suitable for individuals, groups, businesses and organizations. You might get some new ideas as you look over these!

45. Dances Of Life Lesson Plans dances of Life. lesson plans. lesson 1 From Warrior to Worship Understanding Polynesian lesson 2 Dancing to Remember Saving History Through dance http://www.piccom.org/dancesoflife/lessonplans.html

Home About the Film Lesson Plans E-cards Airdates Resources Purchase Lesson 1: From Warrior to Worship: Understanding Polynesian Dance Types Lesson 2: Dancing to Remember: Saving History Through Dance From Warrior to Worship: Understanding Polynesian Dance Types Printable Version SUMMARY Dances in Pacific cultures reflect life events ranging from the extraordinary to the mundane. In Dances of Life there are warrior dances, birth dances, ancestral dances, dexterity dances, dances created for fun and enjoyment, ritual dances, etc. In this lesson, students will compare and contrast the various dances that they view in the film, reflect on the cultures that those dances represent and create oratory and movements that have meaning for them. AUDIENCE Grades 6-8 TIME NEEDED 6-8 hours OBJECTIVES Students will: Familiarize themselves with various types of dance shown in the film Dances of Life (New Zealand, Palau, Samoa, New Caledonia, and Guam - listed in order of appearance). Compare and contrast the various types of dances presented in the film. Discuss the role of dance within its cultural context.

46. Dances Of Life | Lesson Plans American Samoa. lesson 1 From Warrior to Worship Understanding Polynesian dance Types lesson 2 Dancing to Remember Saving History Through dance http://www.piccom.org/dancesoflife/lessonplans2.html

Home About the Film Lesson Plans E-cards Airdates Resources Purchase ... Lesson 1: From Warrior to Worship: Understanding Polynesian Dance Types Lesson 2: Dancing to Remember: Saving History Through Dance Dancing to Remember: Saving History Through Dance Printable Version SUMMARY Without a written language, Polynesians remembered and passed on their histories and genealogies from generation to generation through chants and dances. In Dances of Life the native peoples of the Pacific demonstrate the use of dance, chant and oratory as a means of transmitting their culture. In this lesson, students will use dance as a device for remembering and sharing their own heritage. AUDIENCE Grades 6-8 TIME NEEDED 5-7 hours OBJECTIVES Students will: Examine the role of dance as a means of transmitting culture. Explore the use of dance in Pacific cultures as a way to communicate history. Investigate their own cultural heritage. Learn a traditional dance from their own culture and evaluate how it relates to their culture's history. MATERIALS NEEDED Dances of Life VHS videotape or DVD PROCEDURES 1. View scenes from Dances of Life.

47. Postcards From Buster . Lesson Plans | PBS Kids The reproducible pages are referenced in many of the lesson plans. TOPICS/THEMES Music and dance, plans and instructions, Health hearing aides http://pbskids.org/buster/parents/lessons.html

WGBH's award-winning educational outreach department has produced a teacher's " Guide For English Language Learners ," with a lesson plan to complement each episode of Postcards from Buster. The Teacher's Guide supports and extends the language learning opportunities in Postcards from Buster, offering strategies to use before, during, and after viewing each episode. The Teacher's Guide is designed for students in grades 2-4. Open-ended activities and multilevel teaching strategies make the lesson plans ideal for classrooms in which some students are in the process of learning English and others are native English speakers. The activities build children's awareness and appreciation of the many cultures in America and encourage them to make connections to their own lives. The Teacher's Guide provides a complete teaching strategy for Season One of Postcards from Buster, including: Teaching strategies and learning activities Reproducibles and indexes Lesson plans individually tailored for all 40 Season One episodes You can download either the entire Teacher's Guide, or any of the three separate sections.

48. Mrs Donn's Free Lesson Plans For Art, Music, Dance, Drama lesson plans Activities for Kids Teachers. Art, Music, dance, Drama. Art lesson plans. First Week of School lessons. Your Life as a Movie Opening Days http://members.aol.com/MrDonnLessons/5LessonPlans.html

Mrs Donn's Performing Arts Lesson Plans Art, Music, Dance, Drama Art Lesson Plans First Week of School Lessons Your Life as a Movie - Opening Days of School Lesson, HS Name Illustrations All Year Long Lesson Plans Art Lessons by Grade K-6 (Mt Erie Elem) The Incredible Art Department Many Great Lessons (Art-Rageous), HS) Art Takes Time Lesson Plans ... Spanish Romanticism and Goya (6-8, CK) Core Knowledge ArtMusic lesson plans Everything Art for kids and teachers Art Lessons that teach and express Leadership K-2 Lessons ... National Gallery of Art - Splash Page Interactive Art Sites More Neat Interactive Art (Looking at Art) with games for kids Fun Art (Interactive) The Art Zone (shockwave) Resources Computer Art - this is a fascinating site. Origami (history, activities, lessons from Gander Academy) Holiday Art Ideas Music Lesson Plans Teacher created: Music at School (free lesson plans, free worksheets) Core Knowledge ArtMusic lesson plans Music (Jazz and much more!): Thinkquest sites Songs for Children Theme Page Multicultural Music Native American Musical Instruments Ellington, Music, and Color

49. Virginia Tanner Creative Dance Program participates with class, creates lesson plans with dance specialist. _ refines skills, creates lesson plan with dance specialists http://www.dance.utah.edu/vtcdt/outreach/sidebyside.html

Studio Children's Dance Theatre Fine Arts Preschool Educational Outreach ... Home University of Utah - Virginia Tanner Creative Dance Educational Outreach Side-by-Side Teacher Training Residency: Providing approximately 35 weeks of dance in three to five classrooms per school, the residency is divided into three components. A copy of Move! Learn! Dance! A K-6 Dance Teaching Resource Guide During the second phase of the residency, January to March, CDT faculty continue to meet with classroom teachers to collaborate on the development of integrated lesson plans. CDT faculty will demonstrate the use of this integrated curriculum in meeting educational goals in weekly movement classes. The dance specialist and the classroom teacher co-teach during these months, with the classroom teacher assuming as much lead in teaching as he or she is comfortable with. The dance specialist works with the teacher to support his/her skill level, and encourages them to take on greater teaching roles. In the third and final phase of the residency, classroom teachers take a leadership role in developing the integrated lesson plans and teaching the class. The dance specialist continues to be present at each class, participating, and stepping in as needed to ensure a positive learning outcome. By the end of the third phase, the classroom instructor will have developed the skills and abilities needed to design an integrated curriculum. Through this experience, it is hoped that the teacher will continue to implement an integrated lesson plan with future classes. Culminating the CDT experience in each school, students will enjoy at least one performing experience in which they demonstrate for their parents and/or peers their dance and choreographic skills.

50. Home Dance Lessons Santa Monica California dance instruction at the dance Doctor includes customized lesson plans to help you learn. We can teach you a number of dances, including Salsa, Tango, http://www.dancedoctor.com/lessons.html

At the Dance Doctor Studio, in the heart of sunny Santa Monica, you can learn how to dance in a spacious and elegant atmosphere with one of the world's premier dancers. Dance instruction at the Dance Doctor includes customized lesson plans to help you learn. We can teach you a number of dances, including: Salsa, Tango, Cha Cha, Merengue, Waltz, Fox Trot, Swing, Hustle, Rumba, Bolero, Lindy Hop, Jazz, Country, Hip Hop, Belly Dancing and more! Our lessons are a fun, easy-going introduction to dancing for both newcomers and experienced dancers. No partners or experience necessary. Learning to dance is fun and appealing to all types of people regardless of age, experience, or ability. Whether you are interested in learning to Waltz for your wedding, Salsa in the clubs, or dance in competition, we make learning easy. No matter what brings you to dance, our courses will give you an excellent introduction to social dancing. As you learn and practice your confidence will increase and you will begin to capture the joy of dance. Schedule Studio Hours Monday through Friday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm Saturday and Sunday: 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Rates Private Lesson Rate Per one or two people Introductory Special - One Private 1 Private Lesson 5 Private Lessons (5% Discount) 10 Private Lessons (10% Discount) 20 Private Lessons (15% Discount) 30 Private Lessons (20% Discount) 50 Private Lessons (25% Discount) Private Group Lessons Rate 2 People 4 People 6-10 People 10+ People $20 Per Person

51. Lesson Plans: Nataraj: Shiva As Lord Of The Dance Nataraj Shiva as Lord of the dance. Developed by Jean Johnson, a poster, drawings, a printout from this lesson plan or actual statues. http://www.askasia.org/teachers/Instructional_Resources/Lesson_Plans/India/LP_in

Nataraj: Shiva as Lord of the Dance Developed by Jean Johnson, New York University. Introduction: Art is an excellent aid when someone is trying to understand complex ideas from another culture. The Nataraj, Lord Shiva and Lord of the Dance, offers a visual summary of several of the most important ideas in Hinduism. Learning to identify the various aspects of the image can help students understand several of the central tenets of Hinduism. As the curator of the Indian collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art has written: "If one had to select a single icon to represent the extraordinarily rich and complex cultural heritage of India, the Shiva Nataraj might well be the most remunerative candidate. It is such a brilliant iconographic invention that it comes as close to being a summation of the genius of the Indian people as any single icon can. " Ultimately, in Hinduism, there is only one reality, often identified as Brahman. Brahman encompasses all there is in the universe, and everything that isn't, as well. Beyond form or formlessness, it cannot be spoken of with words nor does it possess any characteristics. Because Brahman, the One without second, without form and yet not formless, is difficult to understand, Hindus sometimes just say "Neti-neti", meaning that for anything we can name, Brahman is "Not that, not this." Representations of divinity are like signposts (to use Joseph Campbell's phrase); they point the devotee toward the mystery of Brahman; they are not it.

52. Primary School Creative Arts Free Primary School lesson plans Education Resources A fun and exciting warm up activity to begin your dance lessons. Swing Your Partner http://www.primaryschool.com.au/artsresults.php?subject=Dance&strand=Appreciatin

53. Classroom Energy - Lesson Plans - American Petroleum Institute (API) lesson plans. The American Petroleum Institute and Project Learning Tree have developed The Billy B s Energy Me dance video is included in the Energy http://www.classroom-energy.org/teachers/plans/

Home Teachers Lesson Plans The American Petroleum Institute and Project Learning Tree have developed an award-winning multi-media curriculum for K-8 educators called . Included in the kit are classroom activities, background materials, science fair projects, a music CD and video, and extensions for the posters. Click on the images or "download" buttons to take a closer look, or the "order" buttons to purchase a kit. Oil and Natural Gas Word Find Looking for an entertaining way to get your students to broaden their energy vocabulary? Click here to begin the Classroom Energy word search. Words are hidden throughout the word search puzzle and definitions for each word and additional information are revealed so students can extend their energy vocabulary in a creative and fun way. Copies of the puzzle and the answer key can be printed to use in the classroom or at home. Begin your search now!

54. Lesson Plans Already 599 PE lesson plans Activities imported into the database PE Unit plans 1 + 1 ( with 6 lessons). Rhythms/Creative dance 3 http://www.sports-media.org/content.htm

database admin Index Database Age 2 - 4 Age 5 - 8 Age 9 - 10 Age 11 - 13 ... Health 14 - 18 How to download a lesson plan? Please read the manual. Age 2 - 4 Balance: 1 Bean Bag: 1 Dance rhytms/ Mixers: 1 Dance rhytms/ Tinikling: 1 Games: 3 Kick: 1 Locomotor skills: 3 Mix: 2 Throw: 1 top Age 5 - 8 a whole term overview for HPE for ages 6 - 12 Athletics: 1 Balance: 1 change of direction: 6 dribble Hand-Foot: 10 ( basketball:6 + soccer:4) dance rhytms/ Aerobic: 2 dance rhytms/ bean bags: 1 dance rhytms/ hula hoops: 1 dance rhytms/ mixers: 9 dance rhytms/ movement concepts: 1 dance rhytms/ parachute: 4 Fitness activities: 10 Games ( including: parachute): 38 Gymnastics types of skills: 11 jump rope: 9 kick: 1 locomotor skills: 4 Mix: 4 Non locomotor skills: 1 Strike: 2 Swimming: 3 Transfer of weight: 1 Throwing and Catching: 20 top Age 9 - 10 Balance: 1 catch: 1 Dance Rhytms: 4 Dance Rhytms/ Aerobic: 2 Dance Rhytms/ Folk: 1 Dance Rhytms/ Tinikling: 1 Dance Rhytms/ Line dance: 2 dribble Hand-Foot ( Basketball + Football/Soccer): 20 Fitness activities: 14 Frisbee: 6 Games: 47 Gymnastics types of skills: 10 Hockey: 1 Judo: 1 Jump and Land: 1 Jump Rope: 1 Kick: 3 Mix: - volleying: 1 + team building: 1 Lacrosse: 1 Locomotor Skills: 2 Orienteering: 1 Parachute games: 1 Rolling: 5 Soccer: 9 Softball: 1 Strike : 9 Tag games: 5 Team Handball: 3 Tennis: 4 Throw: 2 Track: 1 Volley: 7 Warmup Activities: 1 Water activities: 2

55. Comprehensivie Arts: Music - Dance - Art - Drama Embracing the Child Books for art, music and dance. lesson plans, activities and links. Ubu Web Visual Concrete Sound Poetry Very unusual images combining http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/middle/comparts.htm

Home Art Lessons Resources Listgroup ... Awards COMPREHENSIVE ARTS Incredible @rt Dept ART HOME Lesson Plans Art Rubrics- Files ... To top of page This page is intended to provide the art teacher with resources for music dance drama Interdisciplinary units and Comprehensive Curriculum . Please notify me when you find a broken link. Click here for my page of puppetry links A Comprehensive Arts program will: - develop the skills of creative problem solving, artistic perception and expression. - develop a unique medium of personal expression and communication. contribute significantly to the quality of life. - allow children to become aware of themselves and their feelings. (This comes from the Illinois State Board of Art Education. The Ohio Curriculum meets these goals, also) National Standards have been established for arts education in Dance, Music, Theatre, and Visual Arts. National Visual Arts Standards are as follows. Understanding and applying media, techniques, and processes

56. ART EDUCATION LINKS Embracing the Child Books for art, music and dance. lesson plans, activities and links. Online Visual Literacy Project What is Visual Literacy? http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/middle/arted.htm

Home Art Lessons Resources Listgroup ... Awards ART EDUCATION LINKS Incredible @rt Dept ART HOME Lesson Plans Art Rubrics- Files ... Education Resources "We are in the business of making the kids feel good about themselves and reinforcing self-confidence. Sometimes that little positive reinforcement is enough to change a kid, or at least guide them in a direction towards creating more and more art." ~ Susan on Long Island Art Education Resources @rt Room Art Sparklers ideas for art projects. 'Artrageous' Thinking learn what it means to "think like an artist." Art gallery view art work created by kids from all over the world. Artifacts historical facts and trivia from the world of art. Art library reviews of books written for kids about art and artists. Art links visit other art web sites. Artist birthdays. See Stages of Artistic Development . Check out Mr. Roland's "Stepping Out"

57. ALEX - Alabama Learning Exchange Click here to CREATE a lesson plan by accessing your personal workspace (you must log in) Arts Marco Polo lesson plans. Architecture, Careers. dance http://alex.state.al.us/search.php?fa_submit=PLANS

58. Lesson Plans The Medieval dance lesson Plan. Read the “dance” page. What characteristics of Modern dance evolved from Medieval dance? http://www.shoshone.k12.id.us/medieval/lesson.htm

Lesson Plans These lesson plans are aligned with the Idaho Standards for Achievement The Canterbury Tales Lesson Plan The Canterbury Tales Garbageman Tale The Medieval Weapons Lesson Plan Siege Weapons Medieval Handweapons Medieval Weapons Quiz Write a summary on the differences between psychology of warfare and intimidation in the Medieval Age compared with warfare today. The Medieval Art Lesson Plan Art Bayeux Tapestry Write a report about how art was used as a way to record history. Create a rose window using the template given. The Medieval Dance Lesson Plan Dance What characteristics of Modern Dance evolved from Medieval Dance? The Medieval Entertainment Lesson Plan Jongleur Troubador Write a journal entry as if you were either a Jongleur or a Troubador. Learn how to juggle. The Food Lesson Plan Food Write a report comparing Medieval Food and Modern Convenience Foods made ready to eat. Try a recipe. The Medieval Music Lesson Plan Music Take the Gregorian Chant Quiz Choose one of the following: a. Write your own music song in the Gregorian style.

59. Lesson Plans – Acadian Culture SLEC / CDLS SAMPLE lesson PLAN III dance. Basic Information. Field of Experience The Acadians Subject dance Material required musical recordings; words and sheet http://www.unb.ca/slec/lelien/resources/lessons_acadian.html

Journal of the Imagination in Language Learning and Teaching Volume VII 2002-2003 Lesson Plan Format The lesson plan format includes basic information, multidimensional outcomes, and teaching/learning steps and procedures. LESSON PLAN FORMAT Basic Information: Field of Experience (theme): Topic: Material Required: Timeframe: Outcomes: Communicative-experiential: Language: General Language Education: Culture: Teaching/Learning Steps and Procedures: Personnalisation and Contextualisation: Main Activities: Reflection/Re-integration The Basic information allows the teacher to immediately identify the theme, topic and materials. Outcomes are stated for each of the multidimensional syllabi. The Teaching/learning Steps and Procedures involve three components. The personalisation phase allows learners to consider their own experiences and attitudes about the subject under consideration. The contextualisation phase offers key information about the communicative situation and the nature of the text. Regarding the communicative situation students should know who is communicating with whom, for what reason, in what relationship (eg., mother-daughter, boss-employee, friend-friend). The nature of the text should be made clear by indicating certain key discourse characteristics (eg. poems may have uneven lines and atypical punctuation; letters usually have formulaic openings and closings). Teachers will also encourage learners to use their knowledge of similar texts from their mother tongue. Employed effectively, these two components, personalization and contextualisation, permit learners to anticipate new information.

60. Rhythmic Movement Dance Series to thousands of high quality lesson plans, curriculum units and other education movement and modern dance in teaching academics into lesson plans http://www.susankramer.com/DanceSeries.html

site map Rhythmic Movement Dance Series S usan K ramer Introduction Is Rhythmic Movement Dance Modern or Ballet? Links Rhythmic Dances For All Kids ... by Susan Kramer In 100 pages, 16 rhythmic dance steps illustrated and described, plus 9 little dances, 18 - ABA and other sequencing combinations, and 4 advanced group dances - for learning kinesthetically about math sets, sequencing, and language phrasing and rhythms. Can be adapted for special needs children. Introduction This is an educational site, begun in 1965 when I began creating texts in a collection called Rhythmic Movement Dance Series Offered for children in the format of ballet, modern dance and rhythmic movement, with some material for adults and those challenged, collections include choreography, dance elements and lesson plans, all with the aim of developing basic body-mind coordination. One collection offers tips for adaptive teaching. I have taken my dance and music education into the classroom to teach children how to move to clapping and percussion instruments, and to the rhythms, phrases and melodies of music and song. Through the somatic process of moving their bodies enthusiastically, dynamically and rhythmically in time through space in the classroom and outdoors, the students have learned basic academic skills of patterns and rhythms in language, reading, math, and the social skills of cooperation and collaboration. These publications in HTML and PDF may be downloaded for personal use, but not commercially without

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