DANCE4ALL

Looking for a fun bulletin board to get your students excited for dance? This resources comes with various inspirational sayings to teach your students about the "Bees of Dance." Option to create an interactive element by printing blank honey combs and have students add their own sayings to the board. Just print, cut and place on your bulletin board.

Looking for a fun fall themed dance specific lesson for your students? Try out exploring 2D body shapes with students discovering ways to make these shapes at various sizes and incorporate different levels in space. Then read the famous story Spookley The Square pumpkin to find out how his different shape saved the day! Notice movement words, varying shapes and levels that occur in the story. Have the class retell the story through movement before ending with this resource where students can des

This is a great resource to use with your students to help enforce general dance vocabulary throughout the school year. This resource offers two versions to differentiate between student levels (one with a word bank and one without) and is also a great option to use for early finishers in the room.

Looking for a fun bulletin board to get your students excited for dance? This resources comes with all the letters and pictures you need to make a cute minions themed dance bulletin board. Letters spell out "WELCOME TO DANCE WHERE THERE ARE A MINION WAYS TO MOVE." Just print, cut and place on your bulletin board.

A great dance specific classroom expectations poster to hang throughout the year. Catered to the dance classroom with generalized expectations to reference as needed throughout the school year with your students!

A fun activity to get to know your students during the first week of school. This worksheet includes questions and ideas to help stimulate thoughts and excitement from your students about dance class for the year.

Use this word scramble as a fun activity with your students to practice specific dance vocabulary related to warming up. Great resources for students to do independently for classroom work. as an exit slip or even for homework practice. Word bank can be used for students needing extra assistance.

A great BTS worksheet to start familarizing your students with dance vocabulary through a fun word search! Great for grades 2-5

Use this resource as a great way to help reinforce the five major ballet positions. Students can color the dancer and trace or practice writing the position. Includes differentiated coloring worksheets based on student level and additional matching, circling pictures and writing prompts to use as an informal assessment, exit slip or even student work to display around the classroom. Great for grades K-2.

Use this post around your dance classroom to help guide students in dance conversations. A great resource to help get students thinking, talking and analyzing all things dance!

A great resource for lower elementary students to begin to discover basic dance vocabulary. Excellent for early finishers as well. Best for grades K-2.

A fun halloween themed source to get your students moving! Can use as task cards to get students to collaborate and explore the beginnings of group choreography!

A great resource to get your students engaged in dance learning through an alternative non-movement method. This worksheet is fun for students to practice their LMA terms and concepts through the game of spot the difference! Great for students grades 3-8.

A cute bulletin board theme to get your students excited for dance this fall. We're Nuts About Dance. Print on colored paper and add photos to complete your fall themed bulletin board!

A great resources to use with students to get them thinking about basic dance vocabulary. A fun worksheet for early finishers too. Recommended for grades 3-6.

Great resource to use with your dance students to help them self-reflect on their performance. Two versions available to differentiate based on student level. Works great with students K-3.

Great resource to help students identify first position of ballet. Perfect to use as an exit slip or informal assessment on students. Ideal for grades K-2.

Use this checklist card to help your students self-assess their work after the dance performance. Excellent resource to use for partners or group dance projects. Ideal for lower elementary students and ESL students.

Use these general checklists for upper and lower elementary to help students stay on track during the daily dance warmups.

A quick fun activity to do with students during the first few weeks of school. Let your students get creative by filling out each letter from the word D A N C E with a new word or words that starts with that letter and shares their viewpoints on what the word DANCE means. Great to use for a bulletin board as well!