Dance

Here you can find the teaching activities that we have prepared using dance

As with the language arts, dance is receptive communication that allows us to understand by ‘reading’ through seeing and other senses. Dance is expressive communication through which we show thoughts and feelings. Unlike the language arts, the art of dance uses the body instead of words to communicate and create meaning. When combining language arts and dance, the learning result can be complete with long-lasting effects.

‘The kinesthetic mode is the one through which our earliest learning happens and it remains a force throughout life’ (Gardner, 1993).

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Spoken Production A2

Making effective presentations

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SNOWMAN

A2 Spoken production

Giving and getting instructions

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The Den

A2 Spoken production

Summarizing what students have read or heard

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Create a story: first, then, later…

A2 Writing

Creative writing using linking words such as first, then, later, after, after that, because

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I am a music man

A2 Writing Production

Story telling using linking words such as “first”, “then”, “after that”, “later”, “because”

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Invitation and thanks letters

A2 Writing

Writing a short letter

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DANCING CONNECTORS

WRITING A1

Text production using simple sentence connectors such as “and” “but” “then”

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Don’t Stop the Music

Spoken Interaction A1

Exchanging ideas on numbers, quantities, costs, clock times, days, months and years

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The Fortnite Treasure Hunt

A2 Listening skills

Understanding directions in written and spoken formats.

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