Primary Junior Arts: Dance

The Ultimate dance education kit : elementary by Spratt, Kim Erin. Text in English and French on flashcards. 130+ dance lesson plans and activities for grades K-8: cross-curricular, integrated arts, cultural context, social justice, character development.--front cover. "Music for inspiration in Motion: CD: music of diverse cultures, genres & styles, for all ages.-- front cover. Assessment tools & Strategies: diagnostic, formative & summative, FOR, AS & OF learning.--front cover. Student worksheets (English & French): dance vocabulary, peer & self assessment, choreography activities.--front cover.

The Ultimate dance education posters : elementary by Spratt, Kim Erin 6 posters : illus., color ; 61 x 46 cm

Dancing for DPA the Ophea way!. by OPHEA Dancing for DPA - The Ophea Way! Is an instructional DVD that assists educators in using dance during DPA. Dance is an excellent way to keep students active and engaged during DPA, but not all educators are confident with teaching dance. The DVD includes step-by-step instructions for 50 essential dance movements and 4 complete dances which utilize these movements. As a bonus, also included on the DVD are video clips of the 50 Fitness Activities; activities designed specifically for limited space such as the classroom.

I can dance the zoo by Beach, Hannah & Fuentes, Rafael Gato Original music by Rafael Fuentes, Soundtrack Performance Group. The 'I Can Dance series' illustrates that dance is for people of all abilities, and is more than just steps. It is also about exploring, reflecting and experiencing our world through an artistic medium.

I can dance colours by Beach, Hannah & Fuentes, Rafael Gato Original music by Rafael Fuentes, Soundtrack Performance Group. The 'I Can Dance series' illustrates that dance is for people of all abilities, and is more than just steps. It is also about exploring, reflecting and experiencing our world through an artistic medium.

I can dance my dinner by Beach, Hannah & Fuentes, Rafael Gato The 'I Can Dance series' illustrates that dance is for people of all abilities, and is more than just steps. It is also about exploring, reflecting and experiencing our world through an artistic medium.

I can dance my feelings by Beach, Hannah.& Fuentes, Rafael Gato The 'I Can Dance series' illustrates that dance is for people of all abilities, and is more than just steps. It is also about exploring, reflecting and experiencing our world through an artistic medium.

I can dance the outdoors by Beach, Hannah.& Fuentes, Rafael Gato The 'I Can Dance series' illustrates that dance is for people of all abilities, and is more than just steps. It is also about exploring, reflecting and experiencing our world through an artistic medium.

I can dance textures by Beach, Hannah & Fuentes, Rafael Gato The 'I Can Dance series' illustrates that dance is for people of all abilities, and is more than just steps. It is also about exploring, reflecting and experiencing our world through an artistic medium.

I can dance a better world by Beach, Hannah.& Sonier, Jason The 'I Can Dance series' illustrates that dance is for people of all abilities, and is more than just steps. It is also about exploring, reflecting and experiencing our world through an artistic medium

Breaking to the Beat! by Linda J. Acevedo; Frank Morrison (Illustrator) Step back, step back! Kid Flex 'bout to bust a move. In the 1970s, many said the Bronx was just a pile of rubble, but for a shy kid like Manolo, it was alive with rhythm and music. He grew up with salsa dance parties at home and DJs battling on turntables on the street. Inspired by these new beats and the moves of James Brown, neighborhood boys and girls started dancing with a mix of twists, slides, and shuffles. The rhythm of the Toprock. Drop of the Six-step. Wiggle of the Worm. A new dance style called breaking was on the rise, and Manolo wanted to be a part of it. Debut author Linda J. Acevedo was inspired to write this story from the many b-boys and b-girls whose love of dance propelled them to create an innovative and groundbreaking new form of dance. Coupled with award-winning illustrator Frank Morrison's sinuous and pulsating art, Breaking to the Beat! is an energizing ode to the Boogie Down Bronx and to Hip Hop-a movement that would forever change the course of music, art, and culture.

Flora and the Flamingo by Molly Idle In this magical Caldecott Honor-winning picture book, Flora and her graceful flamingo friend wordlessly explore the trials and joys of friendship through an elaborate synchronized dance. Every little ballerina dreams of her turn as a dancing diva. Endearing Flora in swimsuit, bathing cap, and flippers admires a pink flamingo . . . and with a twist, a turn, and even a flop, these unlikely friends learn at last how to dance together in perfect harmony.  An innovative wordless picture book with interactive flaps, Flora and the Flamingo is full of humor and heart. This stunning performance (and splashy ending!) will have readers clapping for more! FOR THE LOVE OF THE DANCE: For children and adults who share a passion for ballet, jazz, tap, Irish Step, or any form of dance, the joyful Flora books offer an engaging, hands-on reading experience that celebrates the magic of movement. FINE-FEATHERED FRIENDS: Friendships in children's books come in many wonderful forms. The connection made in this gentle story as a girl and a bird dance in tandem is a lovely reminder that friendship is truly the wind beneath our wings. For more feathery fun with the flamingo girls, pick up more preschool wordless books from award-winning author-illustrator Molly Idle, including Flora and the Penguin, Flora and the Peacocks, Flora and the Chicks, and Flora and the Ostrich. Perfect for: Parents and caregivers seeking unique picture books with lift-the-flap interaction and beautifully flowing illustrations Gift giving for baby shower, birthday, holiday, dance recital, moving up, or graduation celebrations For fans of Angelina Ballerina, Pinkalicious, Lola Dutch, and Ella Bella Ballerina books

I Got the Rhythm by Connie Schofield-Morrison (Text by); Frank Morrison (Illustrator) On a simple trip to the park, the joy of music overtakes a mother and daughter. The little girl hears a rhythm coming from the world around her- from butterflies, to street performers, to ice cream sellers everything is musical! She sniffs, snaps, and shakes her way into the heart of the beat, finally busting out in an impromptu dance, which all the kids join in on! Award-winning illustrator Frank Morrison and Connie Schofield-Morrison, capture the beat of the street, to create a rollicking read that will get any kid in the mood to boogie.